Wires the validated item-processor into the ingestion endpoints, writing to an
isolated inventory-go-db (never production):
- schema.go: faithful 7-table replica of inventory-service/database.py.
- ingest.go: /process-inventory (full replace), POST/DELETE single item, with the
exact delete-then-insert flow, dynamic INSERT builder (quotes reserved "unique"),
spell union (is_active), and item_raw_data verbatim. enhancements always inserts.
- compose: isolated inventory-go-db (postgres:14, 127.0.0.1:5435) + read-write
inventory-go-shadow (:8773) that owns it; schema init on boot.
Validated by ingesting a recently-ingested character's items (from production's
original_json) into the shadow DB and diffing vs production: byte-identical —
items 243, combat 243, enhancements 243, ratings 6, requirements 19, spells 52
all match; 0 per-column mismatches across 243 items.
Finding: older production normalized rows can be STALE (predate the code reading
Decal keys 218103832/218103835); Go matches the CURRENT Python code, so validate
ingestion against recently-ingested characters.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ports the core item processing: raw item JSON -> normalized columns for all 7
tables, with the exact per-table sentinel->NULL rules, material/item_set string
translation, the Spells/ActiveSpells union (is_active), and compute_base_values
(the spell_effects buff-reversal for base_armor_level/base_max_damage/
base_attack_bonus/etc., with the data embedded and the 167772170-vs-167772172
attack-bonus id discrepancy preserved). loadEnums now also loads MaterialType.
A loopback POST /debug/process returns the normalized columns for validation.
Validated against production's STORED rows (read-only, no writes): 0 mismatches
across 200 items for every sampled column of items, item_enhancements (incl.
translated material + set), item_combat_stats (incl. base_* values), and
item_ratings.
This unlocks ingestion (the processor produces the rows) and the remaining
search-response enrichment (spells/weapon/mana from the same extractor).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
