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openproject/modules/reporting/app/helpers/reporting_helper.rb

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#-- 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
#
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# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
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#
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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#
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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
#
# See docs/COPYRIGHT.rdoc for more details.
#++
require 'digest/md5'
module ReportingHelper
# ======================= SHARED CODE START
include ApplicationHelper
include WorkPackagesHelper
def with_project(project)
project = Project.find(project) unless project.is_a? Project
project_was, @project = @project, project
yield
@project = project_was
end
def mapped(value, klass, default)
id = value.to_i
return default if id < 0
klass.find(id).name
end
def label_for(field)
name = field.to_s
if name.starts_with?('label')
return I18n.t(field)
end
name = name.camelcase
if CostQuery::Filter.const_defined? name
CostQuery::Filter.const_get(name).label
elsif
CostQuery::GroupBy.const_defined? name
CostQuery::GroupBy.const_get(name).label
else
# note that using WorkPackage.human_attribute_name relies on the attribute
# being an work_package attribute or a general attribute for all models whicht might not
# be the case but so far I have only seen the "comments" attribute in reports
WorkPackage.human_attribute_name(field)
end
end
def debug_fields(result, prefix = ', ')
prefix << result.fields.inspect << ', ' << result.important_fields.inspect << ', ' << result.key.inspect if params[:debug]
end
def month_name(index)
Date::MONTHNAMES[index].to_s
end
# ======================= SHARED CODE END
def show_field(key, value)
@show_row ||= Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = {} }
@show_row[key][value] ||= field_representation_map(key, value)
end
def raw_field(key, value)
@raw_row ||= Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = {} }
@raw_row[key][value] ||= field_sort_map(key, value)
end
def budget_link(budget_id)
budget = Budget.find(budget_id)
if User.current.allowed_to?(:view_budgets, budget.project)
link_to budget.subject,
budget_path(budget),
class: budget.css_classes,
title: budget.subject
else
budget.subject
end
end
def field_representation_map(key, value)
return I18n.t(:'placeholders.default') if value.blank?
case key.to_sym
when :activity_id then mapped value, Enumeration, "<i>#{I18n.t(:caption_material_costs)}</i>"
when :project_id then link_to_project Project.find(value.to_i)
when :user_id, :assigned_to_id, :author_id then link_to_user(User.find_by_id(value.to_i) || DeletedUser.first)
when :tyear, :units then h(value.to_s)
when :tweek then "#{I18n.t(:label_week)} ##{h value}"
when :tmonth then month_name(value.to_i)
when :category_id then h(Category.find(value.to_i).name)
when :cost_type_id then mapped value, CostType, I18n.t(:caption_labor)
when :budget_id then budget_link value
when :work_package_id then link_to_work_package(WorkPackage.find(value.to_i))
when :spent_on then format_date(value.to_date)
when :type_id then h(Type.find(value.to_i).name)
when :week then "#{I18n.t(:label_week)} #%s" % value.to_i.modulo(100)
when :priority_id then h(IssuePriority.find(value.to_i).name)
when :version_id then h(Version.find(value.to_i).name)
when :singleton_value then ''
when :status_id then h(Status.find(value.to_i).name)
when /custom_field\d+/ then custom_value(key, value)
else h(value.to_s)
end
end
def custom_value(cf_identifier, value)
cf_id = cf_identifier.gsub('custom_field', '').to_i
# Reuses rails cache to locate the custom field
# and then properly cast the value
CustomValue
.new(custom_field_id: cf_id, value: value)
.typed_value
end
def field_sort_map(key, value)
return '' if value.blank?
case key.to_sym
when :work_package_id, :tweek, :tmonth, :week then value.to_i
when :spent_on then value.to_date.mjd
else h(field_representation_map(key, value).gsub(/<\/?[^>]*>/, ''))
end
end
def show_result(row, unit_id = self.unit_id)
case unit_id
when -1 then l_hours(row.units)
when 0 then row.real_costs ? number_to_currency(row.real_costs) : '-'
else
current_cost_type = @cost_type || CostType.find(unit_id)
pluralize(row.units, current_cost_type.unit, current_cost_type.unit_plural)
end
end
def set_filter_options(struct, key, value)
struct[:operators][key] = '='
struct[:values][key] = value.to_s
end
def available_cost_type_tabs(cost_types)
tabs = cost_types.to_a
tabs.delete 0 # remove money from list
tabs.unshift 0 # add money as first tab
tabs.map { |cost_type_id| [cost_type_id, cost_type_label(cost_type_id)] }
end
def cost_type_label(cost_type_id, cost_type_inst = nil, _plural = true)
case cost_type_id
when -1 then I18n.t(:caption_labor)
when 0 then I18n.t(:label_money)
else (cost_type_inst || CostType.find(cost_type_id)).name
end
end
def link_to_details(result)
return '' # unless result.respond_to? :fields # uncomment to display
session_filter = { operators: session[:report][:filters][:operators].dup, values: session[:report][:filters][:values].dup }
filters = result.fields.inject session_filter do |struct, (key, value)|
key = key.to_sym
case key
when :week
set_filter_options struct, :tweek, value.to_i.modulo(100)
set_filter_options struct, :tyear, value.to_i / 100
when :month, :year
set_filter_options struct, :"t#{key}", value
when :count, :units, :costs, :display_costs, :sum, :real_costs
else
set_filter_options struct, key, value
end
struct
end
options = { fields: filters[:operators].keys, set_filter: 1, action: :drill_down }
link_to '[+]', filters.merge(options), class: 'drill_down', title: I18n.t(:description_drill_down)
end
##
# Create the appropriate action for an entry with the type of log to use
def action_for(result, options = {})
options.merge controller: controller_for(result.fields['type']), id: result.fields['id'].to_i
end
def controller_for(type)
type == 'TimeEntry' ? 'timelog' : 'costlog'
end
##
# Create the appropriate action for an entry with the type of log to use
def entry_for(result)
type = result.fields['type'] == 'TimeEntry' ? TimeEntry : CostEntry
type.find(result.fields['id'].to_i)
end
##
# For a given row, determine how to render it's contents according to usability and
# localization rules
def show_row(row)
row_text = link_to_details(row) << row.render { |k, v| show_field(k, v) }
row_text.html_safe
end
def delimit(items, options = {})
options[:step] ||= 1
options[:delim] ||= '&bull;'
delimited = []
items.each_with_index do |item, ix|
delimited << if ix != 0 && (ix % options[:step]).zero?
"<b> #{options[:delim]} </b>" + item
else
item
end
end
delimited
end
##
# Finds the Filter-Class for as specific filter name while being careful with the filter_name parameter as it is user input.
def filter_class(filter_name)
klass = CostQuery::Filter.const_get(filter_name.to_s.camelize)
return klass if klass.is_a? Class
nil
rescue NameError
nil
end
end