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Diffstat (limited to 'app/models/track_thing.rb')
| -rw-r--r-- | app/models/track_thing.rb | 107 |
1 files changed, 90 insertions, 17 deletions
diff --git a/app/models/track_thing.rb b/app/models/track_thing.rb index 16a0dab87..b74f7dad5 100644 --- a/app/models/track_thing.rb +++ b/app/models/track_thing.rb @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ # Email: francis@mysociety.org; WWW: http://www.mysociety.org/ # # $Id: track_thing.rb,v 1.53 2009-09-17 21:10:05 francis Exp $ +require 'set' class TrackThing < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :tracking_user, :class_name => 'User' @@ -67,6 +68,63 @@ class TrackThing < ActiveRecord::Base TrackThing.track_type_description(self.track_type) end + def track_query_description + # XXX this is very brittle... we should probably ask users + # simply to name their tracks when they make them? + self.track_query = self.track_query.gsub(/([()]|OR)/, "") + filters = self.track_query.scan /\b\S+:\S+\b/ + text = self.track_query + varieties = Set.new + date = "" + statuses = Set.new + for filter in filters + text = text.sub(filter, "") + if filter =~ /variety:user/ + varieties << _("users") + end + if filter =~ /variety:comment/ + varieties << _("comments") + end + if filter =~ /variety:authority/ + varieties << _("authorities") + end + if filter =~ /(variety:(sent|followup_sent|response)|latest_status)/ + varieties << _("requests") + end + if filter =~ /[0-9\/]+\.\.[0-9\/]+/ + date = _("between two dates") + end + if filter =~ /(rejected|not_held)/ + statuses << _("unsuccessful") + end + if filter =~ /(:successful|:partially_successful)/ + statuses << _("successful") + end + if filter =~ /waiting/ + statuses << _("awaiting a response") + end + end + if filters.empty? + text = self.track_query + end + descriptions = [] + if varieties.include? _("requests") + descriptions << _("requests which are {{list_of_statuses}}", :list_of_statuses => Array(statuses).join(_(' or '))) + varieties -= [_("requests")] + end + if descriptions.empty? and varieties.empty? + varieties << _("anything") + end + descriptions += Array(varieties) + text = text.strip + descriptions = descriptions.join(_(" or ")) + if !text.empty? + descriptions += _("{{list_of_things}} matching text '{{search_query}}'", :list_of_things => "", :search_query => text) + end + return descriptions + end + + def TrackThing.create_track_for_request(info_request) track_thing = TrackThing.new track_thing.track_type = 'request_updates' @@ -105,10 +163,25 @@ class TrackThing < ActiveRecord::Base return track_thing end - def TrackThing.create_track_for_search_query(query) + def TrackThing.create_track_for_search_query(query, variety_postfix = nil) track_thing = TrackThing.new track_thing.track_type = 'search_query' + if !(query =~ /variety:/) + case variety_postfix + when "requests" + query += " variety:sent" + when "users" + query += " variety:user" + when "authorities" + query += " variety:authority" + end + end track_thing.track_query = query + # XXX should extract requested_by:, request:, requested_from: + # and stick their values into the respective relations. + # Should also update "params" to make the list_description + # nicer and more generic. It will need to do some clever + # parsing of the query to do this nicely return track_thing end @@ -119,16 +192,16 @@ class TrackThing < ActiveRecord::Base if self.track_type == 'request_updates' @params = { # Website - :list_description => "'<a href=\"/request/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.url_title) + "\">" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.title) + "</a>', a request", # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how + :list_description => _("'{{link_to_request}}', a request", :link_to_request => "<a href=\"/request/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.url_title) + "\">" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.title) + "</a>"), # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how :verb_on_page => _("Track this request by email"), :verb_on_page_already => _("You are already tracking this request by email"), # Email - :title_in_email => "New updates for the request '" + self.info_request.title + "'", - :title_in_rss => "New updates for the request '" + self.info_request.title + "'", + :title_in_email => _("New updates for the request '{{request_title}}'", :request_title => self.info_request.title), + :title_in_rss => _("New updates for the request '{{request_title}}'", :request_title => self.info_request.title), # Authentication - :web => "To follow updates to the request '" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.title) + "'", - :email => "Then you will be emailed whenever the request '" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.title) + "' is updated.", - :email_subject => "Confirm you want to follow updates to the request '" + self.info_request.title + "'", + :web => _("To follow updates to the request '{{request_title}}'", :request_title => CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.title)), + :email => _("Then you will be emailed whenever the request '{{request_title}}' is updated.", :request_title => CGI.escapeHTML(self.info_request.title)), + :email_subject => _("Confirm you want to follow updates to the request '{{request_title}}'", :request_title => self.info_request.title), # RSS sorting :feed_sortby => 'newest' } @@ -170,7 +243,7 @@ class TrackThing < ActiveRecord::Base elsif self.track_type == 'public_body_updates' @params = { # Website - :list_description => "'<a href=\"/body/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.public_body.url_name) + "\">" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.public_body.name) + "</a>', a public authority", # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how + :list_description => _("'{{link_to_authority}}', a public authority", :link_to_authority => "<a href=\"/body/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.public_body.url_name) + "\">" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.public_body.name) + "</a>"), # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how :verb_on_page => _("Track requests to {{public_body_name}} by email",:public_body_name=>CGI.escapeHTML(self.public_body.name)), :verb_on_page_already => _("You are already tracking requests to {{public_body_name}} by email", :public_body_name=>CGI.escapeHTML(self.public_body.name)), # Email @@ -186,7 +259,7 @@ class TrackThing < ActiveRecord::Base elsif self.track_type == 'user_updates' @params = { # Website - :list_description => "'<a href=\"/user/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.tracked_user.url_name) + "\">" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.tracked_user.name) + "</a>', a person", # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how + :list_description => _("'{{link_to_user}}', a person", :link_to_user => "<a href=\"/user/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.tracked_user.url_name) + "\">" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.tracked_user.name) + "</a>"), # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how :verb_on_page => _("Track this person by email"), :verb_on_page_already => _("You are already tracking this person by email"), # Email @@ -202,16 +275,16 @@ class TrackThing < ActiveRecord::Base elsif self.track_type == 'search_query' @params = { # Website - :list_description => "'<a href=\"/search/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.track_query) + "/newest\">" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.track_query) + "</a>' in new requests/responses", # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how - :verb_on_page => _("Track things matching '{{query}}' by email", :query=>CGI.escapeHTML(self.track_query)), - :verb_on_page_already => _("You are already tracking things matching '{{query}}' by email", :query=>CGI.escapeHTML(self.track_query)), + :list_description => "<a href=\"/search/" + CGI.escapeHTML(self.track_query) + "/newest/advanced\">" + self.track_query_description + "</a>", # XXX yeuch, sometimes I just want to call view helpers from the model, sorry! can't work out how + :verb_on_page => _("Track things matching this search by email"), + :verb_on_page_already => _("You are already tracking things matching this search by email"), # Email - :title_in_email => _("Requests or responses matching '{{query}}'", :query=>self.track_query), - :title_in_rss => _("Requests or responses matching '{{query}}'", :query=>self.track_query), + :title_in_email => _("Requests or responses matching your saved search"), + :title_in_rss => _("Requests or responses matching your saved search"), # Authentication - :web => _("To follow requests and responses matching '{{query}}'", :query=>CGI.escapeHTML(self.track_query)), - :email => _("Then you will be emailed whenever a new request or response matches '{{query}}'.", :query=>CGI.escapeHTML(self.track_query)), - :email_subject => _("Confirm you want to be emailed about new requests or responses matching '{{query}}'", :query=>self.track_query), + :web => _("To follow requests and responses matching your search"), + :email => _("Then you will be emailed whenever a new request or response matches your search."), + :email_subject => _("Confirm you want to be emailed about new requests or responses matching your search"), # RSS sorting - XXX hmmm, we don't really know which to use # here for sorting. Might be a query term (e.g. 'cctv'), in # which case newest is good, or might be something like |