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openproject/app/models/activities/base_activity_provider.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
# OpenProject is an open source project management software.
# Copyright (C) 2012-2020 the OpenProject GmbH
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.
#
# OpenProject is a fork of ChiliProject, which is a fork of Redmine. The copyright follows:
# Copyright (C) 2006-2017 Jean-Philippe Lang
# Copyright (C) 2010-2013 the ChiliProject Team
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
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# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
#
# See docs/COPYRIGHT.rdoc for more details.
#++
###############################################################################
# The base activity provider class provides a default implementation for the #
# most common activity jobs. You may implement the following methods to set #
# the respective activity details: #
# - event_name #
# - event_title #
# - event_type #
# - event_description #
# - event_datetime #
# - event_path #
# - event_url #
# #
# See the comments on the methods to get additional information. #
###############################################################################
class Activities::BaseActivityProvider
include I18n
include Redmine::I18n
include OpenProject::StaticRouting
class_attribute :activity_provider_options
# Returns events of type event_type visible by user that occured between from and to
def self.find_events(event_type, user, from, to, options)
raise "#{name} can not provide #{event_type} events." if activity_provider_options[:type] != event_type
activity_provider_options[:activities]
.map { |activity| new(activity).find_events(user, from, to, options) }
.flatten
end
def initialize(activity)
self.activity = activity
end
def self.activity_provider_for(options = {})
options.assert_valid_keys(:type, :permission, :activities, :aggregated)
self.activity_provider_options = {
type: name.underscore.pluralize,
activities: [:activity],
aggregated: false,
permission: "view_#{name.underscore.pluralize}".to_sym
}.merge(options)
end
def find_events(user, from, to, options)
query = if aggregated?
aggregated_event_selection_query(user, from, to, options)
else
event_selection_query(user, from, to, options)
end
query = apply_order(query)
query = apply_limit(query, options)
query = apply_event_projection(query)
fill_events(query)
end
def fill_events(events_query)
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.select_all(events_query.to_sql).map do |e|
params = event_params(e)
Activities::Event.new(**params) if params
end
end
#############################################################################
# Activities may need information not available in the journal table. Thus, #
# if you need further information from different tables (e.g., projects #
# table) you may extend the query in this method. #
#############################################################################
def extend_event_query(query)
query
end
#############################################################################
# This method returns a list of columns that the activity query needs to #
# return, so the activity provider can actually create an activity object. #
# You must at least return the column containing the project reference with #
# the alias 'project_id'. #
#############################################################################
def event_query_projection
[]
end
def event_datetime(event)
event['event_datetime'].is_a?(String) ? DateTime.parse(event['event_datetime']) : event['event_datetime']
end
def event_type(_event_data)
activity_provider_options[:type]
end
#############################################################################
# Override this method if the journal table does not contain a reference to #
# the 'projects' table. #
#############################################################################
def projects_reference_table
activity_journals_table
end
def activitied_type
activity_type = self.class.name
class_name = activity_type.demodulize
class_name.gsub('ActivityProvider', '').constantize
end
protected
def event_selection_query(user, from, to, options)
query = journals_with_data_query
query = extend_event_query(query) unless aggregated?
query = filter_for_event_datetime(query, from, to)
query = restrict_user(query, options)
restrict_projects(query, user, options)
end
def apply_event_projection(query)
projection = event_projection
projection << event_query_projection if respond_to?(:event_query_projection)
query.project(projection)
end
# When aggregating, we add the query that actually fetches the journals,
# restricted by from, to, user permission, etc. as a CTE. That way,
# that query has only to be executed once inside the aggregated journal query which
# considerably reduces execution time.
def aggregated_event_selection_query(user, from, to, options)
query = aggregated_journal_query
query = add_event_selection_query_as_cte(query, user, from, to, options)
query = join_activity_journals_table(query)
query = extend_event_query(query)
join_with_projects_table(query)
end
def apply_limit(query, options)
if options[:limit]
query.take(options[:limit])
else
query
end
end
def filter_for_event_datetime(query, from, to)
query = query.where(journals_table[:created_at].gteq(from)) if from
query = query.where(journals_table[:created_at].lteq(to)) if to
query
end
def apply_order(query)
query.order(journals_table[:id].desc)
end
def event_params(event_data)
params = { provider: self,
event_description: event_data['event_description'],
author_id: event_data['event_author'].to_i,
journable_id: event_data['journable_id'],
project_id: event_data['project_id'].to_i }
%i[event_name event_title event_type event_description event_datetime event_path event_url].each do |a|
params[a] = send(a, event_data) if self.class.method_defined? a
end
params
rescue StandardError => e
Rails.logger.error "Failed to deduce event params for #{event_data.inspect}: #{e}"
end
def event_projection
[[:id, 'event_id'],
[:created_at, 'event_datetime'],
[:user_id, 'event_author'],
[:notes, 'event_description'],
[:version, 'version'],
[:journable_id, 'journable_id']].map do |column, alias_name|
journals_table[column].as(alias_name)
end
end
def join_with_projects_table(query)
query.join(projects_table).on(projects_table[:id].eq(projects_reference_table['project_id']))
end
def restrict_user(query, options)
query = query.where(journals_table[:user_id].eq(options[:author].id)) if options[:author]
query
end
def restrict_projects(query, user, options)
query = join_with_projects_table(query)
query = restrict_projects_by_selection(options, query)
query = restrict_projects_by_activity_module(query)
restrict_projects_by_permission(query, user)
end
def restrict_projects_by_selection(options, query)
if (project = options[:project])
query = query.where(project.project_condition(options[:with_subprojects]))
end
query
end
def restrict_projects_by_activity_module(query)
# Have to use the string based where here as the resulting
# sql would otherwise expect a parameter for the prepared statement.
query.where(projects_table[:id].in(EnabledModule.where("name = 'activity'").select(:project_id).arel))
end
def restrict_projects_by_permission(query, user)
perm = activity_provider_options[:permission]
query.where(projects_table[:id].in(Project.allowed_to(user, perm).select(:id).arel))
end
def aggregated_journal_query
# As AggregatedJournal wraps the provided sql statement inside brackets we
# need to provide a fully valid statement and not only the alias string.
Journal::Scopes::AggregatedJournal.fetch(sql: "SELECT * FROM #{aggregated_journals_alias}").arel
end
def add_event_selection_query_as_cte(query, user, from, to, options)
cte_query = event_selection_query(user, from, to, options).project('journals.*')
cte = Arel::Nodes::As.new(Arel::Table.new(aggregated_journals_alias), cte_query)
query.with(cte)
end
attr_accessor :activity
def aggregated?
activity_provider_options[:aggregated]
end
def journals_with_data_query
join_activity_journals_table(journals_table)
.where(journals_table[:journable_type].eq(activitied_type.name))
end
def join_activity_journals_table(query)
query
.join(activity_journals_table).on(journals_table[:id].eq(activity_journals_table[:journal_id]))
end
def journals_table
Journal.arel_table
end
def activitied_table
@activitied_table ||= activitied_type.arel_table
end
def projects_table
@projects_table ||= Project.arel_table
end
def enabled_modules_table
@enabled_modules_table ||= EnabledModule.arel_table
end
def activity_journals_table
@activity_journals_table ||= activitied_type.journal_class.arel_table
end
def activity_journal_projection_statement(column, name)
projection_statement(activity_journals_table, column, name)
end
def projection_statement(table, column, name)
table[column].as(name)
end
def event_name(event)
I18n.t(event_type(event).underscore, scope: 'events')
end
def aggregated_journals_alias
:relevant_journals
end
def url_helpers
@url_helpers ||= OpenProject::StaticRouting::StaticUrlHelpers.new
end
end