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openproject/app/helpers/queries_helper.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
# OpenProject is a project management system.
# Copyright (C) 2012-2015 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.
#
# OpenProject is a fork of ChiliProject, which is a fork of Redmine. The copyright follows:
# Copyright (C) 2006-2013 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
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# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
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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 doc/COPYRIGHT.rdoc for more details.
#++
module QueriesHelper
def operators_for_select(filter_type)
Queries::BaseFilter.operators_by_filter_type[filter_type].map { |o| [l(Queries::BaseFilter.operators[o]), o] }
end
def entries_for_filter_select_sorted(query)
[['', '']] +
query.available_filters
.reject { |filter| query.has_filter?(filter.name) }
.map { |filter| [filter.human_name, filter.name] }
.sort_by { |el| ActiveSupport::Inflector.transliterate(el[0]).downcase }
end
def column_locale(column)
column.is_a?(QueryCustomFieldColumn) ? column.custom_field.name_locale : nil
end
def add_filter_from_params(query, filters: params)
query.filters = []
query.add_filters(
fields_from_params(query, filters),
operators_from_params(query, filters),
values_from_params(query, filters)
)
end
# Retrieve query from session or build a new query
def retrieve_query
if params[:query_id].present?
cond = 'project_id IS NULL'
cond << " OR project_id = #{@project.id}" if @project
@query = Query.where(cond).find(params[:query_id])
@query.project = @project
add_filter_from_params(@query) if params[:accept_empty_query_fields]
session[:query] = { id: @query.id, project_id: @query.project_id }
sort_clear
else
if api_request? || params[:set_filter] || session[:query].nil? || session[:query][:project_id] != (@project ? @project.id : nil)
# Give it a name, required to be valid
@query = Query.new(name: '_')
@query.project = @project
if params[:fields] || params[:f]
add_filter_from_params(@query)
else
@query.available_filters.map(&:name).each do |field|
@query.add_short_filter(field, params[field]) if params[field]
end
end
@query.group_by = group_by_from_params params
@query.display_sums = params[:display_sums].present? && params[:display_sums] == 'true'
@query.column_names = column_names_from_params params
session[:query] = {
project_id: @query.project_id,
filters: Queries::FilterSerializer.dump(@query.filters),
group_by: @query.group_by,
display_sums: @query.display_sums,
column_names: @query.column_names
}
else
@query = Query.find_by(id: session[:query][:id]) if session[:query][:id]
@query ||= Query.new(name: '_',
project: @project,
filters: Queries::FilterSerializer.load(session[:query][:filters]),
group_by: session[:query][:group_by],
display_sums: session[:query][:display_sums],
column_names: session[:query][:column_names])
@query.project = @project
end
end
@query
end
##
# Reads column names from the request parameters and converts them
# from the frontend names to names recognized by the backend.
# Examples:
# * assigned => assigned_to
# * customField1 => cf_1
#
# @param params [Hash] Request parameters
# @return [Array] The column names read from the parameters or nil if none were given.
def column_names_from_params(params)
names = params[:c] || (params[:query] && params[:query][:column_names])
if names
context = WorkPackage.new
names.map { |name| converter.to_ar_name name, context: context }
end
end
def visible_queries
unless @visible_queries
# User can see public queries and his own queries
visible = ARCondition.new(['is_public = ? OR user_id = ?', true, (User.current.logged? ? User.current.id : 0)])
# Project specific queries and global queries
visible << (@project.nil? ? ['project_id IS NULL'] : ['project_id = ?', @project.id])
@visible_queries = Query.where(visible.conditions)
.order('name ASC')
.select(:id, :name, :is_public, :project_id)
end
@visible_queries
end
module_function
def group_by_from_params(params)
params[:group_by] || params[:groupBy] || params[:g]
end
def fields_from_params(query, params)
fix_field_array(query, params[:fields] || params[:f]).compact
end
def operators_from_params(query, params)
fix_field_hash(query, params[:operators] || params[:op])
end
def values_from_params(query, params)
fix_field_hash(query, params[:values] || params[:v])
end
def fix_field_hash(query, field_hash)
return nil if field_hash.nil?
names = field_hash.keys
entries = names
.zip(fix_field_array(query, names))
.select { |_name, field| field.present? }
.map { |name, field| [field, field_hash[name]] }
Hash[entries]
end
##
# Maps given field names coming from the frontend to the actual names
# as expected by the query. This works slightly different to what happens
# in #column_names_from_params. For instance while they column name is
# :type the expected field name is :type_id.
#
# Examples:
# * status => status_id
# * progresssDone => done_ratio
# * assigned => assigned_to
# * customField1 => cf_1
#
# @param query [Query] Query for which to get the correct field names.
# @param field_names [Array] Field names as read from the params.
# @return [Array] Returns a list of fixed field names. The list may contain nil values
# for fields which could not be found.
def fix_field_array(query, field_names)
return [] if field_names.nil?
available_keys = query.available_filters.map(&:name)
field_names
.map { |name| converter.to_ar_name name, context: converter_context, refer_to_ids: true }
.map { |name| available_keys.find { |k| name =~ /#{k}(s|_id)?$/ } }
end
def converter
API::Utilities::PropertyNameConverter
end
def converter_context
# memoize to reduce overhead of WorkPackage.new
@fix_field_array_wp ||= API::Utilities::PropertyNameConverterQueryContext.new
end
end