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openproject/modules/costs/app/models/rate.rb

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#-- copyright
# OpenProject Costs Plugin
#
# Copyright (C) 2009 - 2014 the OpenProject Foundation (OPF)
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# version 3.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
#++
class Rate < ActiveRecord::Base
validates_numericality_of :rate, allow_nil: false
validate :validate_date_is_a_date
before_save :convert_valid_from_to_date
after_destroy :update_costs
after_update :rate_updated
after_create :rate_created
belongs_to :user
include ::OpenProject::Costs::DeletedUserFallback
belongs_to :project
include ActiveModel::ForbiddenAttributesProtection
def self.clean_currency(value)
if value && value.is_a?(String)
value = value.strip
value.gsub!(I18n.t(:currency_delimiter), '') if value.include?(I18n.t(:currency_delimiter)) && value.include?(I18n.t(:currency_separator))
value.gsub(',', '.')
else
value
end
end
private
def convert_valid_from_to_date
self.valid_from &&= valid_from.to_date
end
def validate_date_is_a_date
valid_from.to_date
rescue Exception
errors.add :valid_from, :not_a_date
end
def update_costs
entry_class = self.is_a?(HourlyRate) ? TimeEntry : CostEntry
entry_class.where(rate_id: id).each(&:update_costs!)
end
def rate_created
o = Methods.new(self)
next_rate = self.next
# get entries from the current project
entries = o.find_entries(valid_from, (next_rate.valid_from if next_rate))
# and entries from subprojects that need updating (only applies to hourly_rates)
entries += o.orphaned_child_entries(valid_from, (next_rate.valid_from if next_rate))
o.update_entries(entries)
end
def rate_updated
o = Methods.new(self)
unless saved_change_to_valid_from?
# We have not moved a rate, maybe just changed the rate value
return unless saved_change_to_rate?
# Only the rate value was changed so just update the currently assigned entries
return rate_created
end
# We have definitely moved the rate
if o.count_rates(valid_from_before_last_save, valid_from) > 0
# We have passed the boundary of another rate
# We do essantially the same as deleting the old rate and adding a new one
# So first assign all entries from the old a new rate
update_costs
# Now update the newly assigned entries
rate_created
else
# We have only moved the rate without passing other rates
# So we have to either assign some entries to our previous rate (if moved forwards)
# or assign some entries to self (if moved backwards)
# get entries from the current project
entries = o.find_entries(valid_from_was, valid_from)
# and entries from subprojects that need updating (only applies to hourly_rates)
entries += o.child_entries(valid_from_was, valid_from)
o.update_entries(entries, (valid_from_was < valid_from) ? previous : self)
end
end
class Methods
def initialize(changed_rate)
@rate = changed_rate
end
# order the dates
def order_dates(*dates)
dates.compact!
dates.size == 1 ? dates.first : dates.sort
end
def conditions_after(date, date_column = :spent_on)
if @rate.is_a?(HourlyRate)
[
"#{date_column} >= ? AND user_id = ? and project_id = ?",
date, @rate.user_id, @rate.project_id
]
else
[
"#{date_column} >= ? AND cost_type_id = ?",
date, @rate.cost_type_id
]
end
end
def conditions_between(date1, date2 = nil, date_column = :spent_on)
# if the second date is not given, return all entries
# with a spent_on after the given date
return conditions_after(date1 || date2, date_column) if date1.nil? || date2.nil?
(date1, date2) = order_dates(date1, date2)
# return conditions for all entries between date1 and date2 - 1 day
if @rate.is_a?(HourlyRate)
{ date_column => date1..(date2 - 1),
user_id: @rate.user_id,
project_id: @rate.project_id
}
else
{ date_column => date1..(date2 - 1),
cost_type_id: @rate.cost_type_id,
}
end
end
def find_entries(date1, date2 = nil)
if @rate.is_a?(HourlyRate)
TimeEntry.includes(:rate).where(conditions_between(date1, date2))
else
CostEntry.includes(:rate).where(conditions_between(date1, date2))
end
end
def update_entries(entries, rate = @rate)
# This methods updates the given array of time or cost entries with the given rate
entries = [entries] unless entries.is_a?(Array)
ActiveRecord::Base.cache do
entries.each do |entry|
entry.update_costs!(rate)
end
end
end
def count_rates(date1, date2 = nil)
(@rate.class).where(conditions_between(date1, date2, :valid_from)).count
end
def orphaned_child_entries(date1, date2 = nil)
# This method returns all entries in child projects without an explicit
# rate or with a rate id of rate_id between date1 and date2
# i.e. the ones with an assigned default rate or without a rate
return [] unless @rate.is_a?(HourlyRate)
(date1, date2) = order_dates(date1, date2)
# This gets an array of all the ids of the DefaultHourlyRates
default_rates = DefaultHourlyRate.pluck(:id)
if date1.nil? || date2.nil?
# we have only one date, query >=
conditions = [
'user_id = ? AND project_id IN (?) AND (rate_id IN (?) OR rate_id IS NULL) AND spent_on >= ?',
@rate.user_id, @rate.project.descendants.to_a, default_rates, date1 || date2
]
else
# we have two dates, query between
conditions = [
'user_id = ? AND project_id IN (?) AND (rate_id IN (?) OR rate_id IS NULL) AND spent_on BETWEEN ? AND ?',
@rate.user_id, @rate.project.descendants.to_a, default_rates, date1, date2
]
end
TimeEntry.includes(:rate).where(conditions)
end
def child_entries(date1, date2 = nil)
# This method returns all entries in child projects without an explicit
# rate or with a rate id of rate_id between date1 and date2
# i.e. the ones with an assigned default rate or without a rate
return [] unless @rate.is_a?(HourlyRate)
(date1, date2) = order_dates(date1, date2)
if date1.nil? || date2.nil?
# we have only one date, query >=
conditions = [
'user_id = ? AND project_id IN (?) AND rate_id = ? AND spent_on >= ?',
@rate.user_id, @rate.project.descendants.to_a, @rate.id, date1 || date2
]
else
# we have two dates, query between
conditions = [
'user_id = ? AND project_id IN (?) AND rate_id = ? AND spent_on BETWEEN ? AND ?',
@rate.user_id, @rate.project.descendants.to_a, @rate.id, date1, date2
]
end
TimeEntry.includes(:rate).where(conditions)
end
end
end