feat: giveaways

[danluki]

There is giveaways implementation with good foundation for future.

List of features:

1. Required min messages, watch time.
2. Additional luck for subscribers and followers.
3. Multiple giveaways for one channel.
4. Unlimited participants

Planned features in terms of importance:

1. Set roles for giveaways.
2. More settings like min sub time and etc.
3. Follow time based luck(I have some ready math to implement it, but first lets test this first). I think this is huge one.
4. Case like animation for winners choose.
5. Transparent implementation of winners choose. Also already have some math to implement this.

What can be helpful.

• Test this locally on some big stream. Currently tested only with two people.
• Help with frontend. This is always needed.
• Test build on stage server.

You can always contact me if you have some proposals, reviews or bug reports.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a comprehensive giveaways management system across various components including API, bots, and the frontend dashboard.
  • Added permissions for viewing and managing giveaways.
  • Implemented CRUD functionality for giveaways in the frontend.
  • Integrated giveaways functionality into the message handling of bots.
  • Established gRPC services for processing giveaways participants and winners.
  • Developed database migrations for channel giveaways and participants management.
  • Included a new giveaways section in the dashboard navigation and added a dedicated route for managing giveaways.

• Documentation

  • Updated API documentation to include new giveaways management functionalities.

• Refactor

  • Structured the codebase to integrate giveaways management smoothly across different applications and services.

• Chores

  • Set up Dockerfile for giveaways service deployment using Alpine Linux.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a comprehensive giveaways feature across various components of the application, including the API, bots, and frontend. It encompasses the creation, management, and participation aspects of giveaways, integrating services via gRPC, updating permissions, and enhancing the UI for better interaction. The changes span from backend service implementations and database migrations to frontend management and display, ensuring a seamless experience for managing and participating in giveaways.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/api/app/app.go, apps/bots/app/app.go	Added imports for giveaways and functions to create a GiveawaysClient.
apps/api/internal/.../impl_deps.go, .../impl_protected/impl_protected.go, apps/bots/internal/messagehandler/messagehandler.go	Added giveaways imports and updated structs to include giveaways related fields.
apps/api/internal/impl_protected/giveaways/giveaways.go, apps/giveaways/internal/grpc_impl/grpc_impl.go	Introduced functionality for managing giveaways, including CRUD operations and participant handling.
apps/giveaways/Dockerfile, apps/giveaways/cmd/main.go, apps/giveaways/app/app.go	Setup for giveaways service including Dockerfile, main application initialization, and service configurations.
cli/internal/goapp/apps.go, libs/grpc/clients/giveaways.go, libs/api/api.proto, libs/api/messages/giveaways/giveaways.proto, libs/grpc/giveaways/giveaways.proto	Added giveaways app, gRPC client creation function, and protobuf definitions for giveaways.
frontend/dashboard/src/api/..., frontend/dashboard/src/components/giveaways/..., frontend/dashboard/src/pages/Giveaways.vue	Updated frontend to manage and display giveaways, including new API functions, Vue components, and a page for giveaways.
frontend/dashboard/src/layout/navigation.vue, frontend/dashboard/src/plugins/router.ts	Updated navigation and router configuration to include a section for managing giveaways.
libs/gomodels/channel_giveaway.go, libs/gomodels/channel_giveaway_participant.go	Defined models for channel giveaways and participants.
libs/migrations/migrations/20240318125351_channel_giveaways.sql	Database migration scripts for channel giveaways and participants tables.
libs/grpc/constants/constants.go	Added a constant for the giveaways server port.

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