Beispiel #1
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def index(request):
    """
    Renders the first 20 most recent pending and approved/denied
    redemptions.
    """
    # do not just use timezone.now(). that will just get the current
    # utc time. We need the local time and then convert it to utc
    today = timezone.make_aware(datetime.now(),
                                SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session))
    today = today + relativedelta(days=-1)
    today = today.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)  # midnight

    data = {"workbench_nav":True, "settings":\
        SESSION.get_settings(request.session), "today":today}

    redemps = SESSION.get_redemptions_pending(request.session)
    past_redemps = SESSION.get_redemptions_past(request.session)

    # initially display the first 20 pending/history chronologically
    redemps.sort(key=lambda r: r.createdAt, reverse=True)
    past_redemps.sort(key=lambda r: r.updatedAt, reverse=True)

    data['pending_redemptions'] = redemps[:PAGINATION_THRESHOLD]
    data['past_redemptions'] = past_redemps[:PAGINATION_THRESHOLD]

    data["pag_threshold"] = PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
    data["pag_page"] = 1
    data["pending_redemptions_count"] = len(redemps)
    data["history_redemptions_count"] = len(past_redemps)

    return render(request, 'manage/workbench.djhtml', data)
Beispiel #2
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def index(request):
    """
    Renders the first 20 most recent pending and approved/denied
    redemptions.
    """
    # do not just use timezone.now(). that will just get the current
    # utc time. We need the local time and then convert it to utc
    today = timezone.make_aware(datetime.now(), 
                    SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session))
    today = today + relativedelta(days=-1)
    today = today.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59) # midnight
    
    data = {"workbench_nav":True, "settings":\
        SESSION.get_settings(request.session), "today":today}
    
    redemps = SESSION.get_redemptions_pending(request.session)
    past_redemps = SESSION.get_redemptions_past(request.session)
    
    # initially display the first 20 pending/history chronologically
    redemps.sort(key=lambda r: r.createdAt, reverse=True)
    past_redemps.sort(key=lambda r: r.updatedAt, reverse=True)
    
    data['pending_redemptions'] = redemps[:PAGINATION_THRESHOLD]
    data['past_redemptions'] = past_redemps[:PAGINATION_THRESHOLD]
    
    data["pag_threshold"] = PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
    data["pag_page"] = 1
    data["pending_redemptions_count"] = len(redemps)
    data["history_redemptions_count"] = len(past_redemps)
    
    return render(request, 'manage/workbench.djhtml', data)
Beispiel #3
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 def _wrapped_view(request, *args, **kwargs):
     if test_func(request):
         if SESSION.get_store(request.session) and\
             SESSION.get_store(request.session).active:
             # may not want to import parse.session here due
             # to cyclic imports
             timezone.activate(SESSION.get_store_timezone(\
                 request.session))
             try:
                 return view_func(request, *args, **kwargs)
             except KeyError:
                 return logout(request, "manage_login")
         else:
             return logout(request, "manage_login")
         
     # if http_response is provided and content_type is json
     # and request.is_ajax then this request if from comet.js
     if request.is_ajax() and http_response and\
         content_type == "application/json":
         # no need to update session- if it got here then the session is empty
         #request.session.clear()
         #request.session.update(SessionStore(request.session.session_key))
         return HttpResponse(json.dumps(http_response),
             content_type=content_type)
         
     path = request.build_absolute_uri()
     # If the login url is the same scheme and net location then just
     # use the path as the "next" url.
     login_scheme, login_netloc = urlparse.urlparse(login_url or
                                                 settings.LOGIN_URL)[:2]
     current_scheme, current_netloc = urlparse.urlparse(path)[:2]
     if ((not login_scheme or login_scheme == current_scheme) and
         (not login_netloc or login_netloc == current_netloc)):
         path = request.get_full_path()
     from django.contrib.auth.views import redirect_to_login
     # no need to update session- if it got here then the session is empty
     #request.session.clear()
     #request.session.update(SessionStore(request.session.session_key))
     return redirect_to_login(path, login_url, redirect_field_name)
Beispiel #4
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        def _wrapped_view(request, *args, **kwargs):
            if test_func(request):
                if SESSION.get_store(request.session) and\
                    SESSION.get_store(request.session).active:
                    # may not want to import parse.session here due
                    # to cyclic imports
                    timezone.activate(SESSION.get_store_timezone(\
                        request.session))
                    try:
                        return view_func(request, *args, **kwargs)
                    except KeyError:
                        return logout(request, "manage_login")
                else:
                    return logout(request, "manage_login")

            # if http_response is provided and content_type is json
            # and request.is_ajax then this request if from comet.js
            if request.is_ajax() and http_response and\
                content_type == "application/json":
                # no need to update session- if it got here then the session is empty
                #request.session.clear()
                #request.session.update(SessionStore(request.session.session_key))
                return HttpResponse(json.dumps(http_response),
                                    content_type=content_type)

            path = request.build_absolute_uri()
            # If the login url is the same scheme and net location then just
            # use the path as the "next" url.
            login_scheme, login_netloc = urlparse.urlparse(
                login_url or settings.LOGIN_URL)[:2]
            current_scheme, current_netloc = urlparse.urlparse(path)[:2]
            if ((not login_scheme or login_scheme == current_scheme)
                    and (not login_netloc or login_netloc == current_netloc)):
                path = request.get_full_path()
            from django.contrib.auth.views import redirect_to_login
            # no need to update session- if it got here then the session is empty
            #request.session.clear()
            #request.session.update(SessionStore(request.session.session_key))
            return redirect_to_login(path, login_url, redirect_field_name)
Beispiel #5
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def update_subscription(request):
    """
    This view is also used for explicit upgrades.
    """
    do_upgrade = request.GET.get("do_upgrade") is not None

    if do_upgrade:
        data = {'account_nav': True, 'upgrade': True}
    else:
        data = {'account_nav': True, 'update': True}

    store = SESSION.get_store(request.session)
    subscription = SESSION.get_subscription(request.session)

    if request.method == 'POST':
        form = SubscriptionForm(request.POST)
        form.subscription = subscription  # to validate cc_number
        all_forms_valid = form.is_valid()

        if all_forms_valid:
            # upgrade account if date_passed_user_limit is on
            # should fetch the most up-to-date subscription first
            subscription = Subscription.objects().get(objectId=\
                subscription.objectId)
            upgraded = False
            if subscription.date_passed_user_limit or do_upgrade:
                level = subscription.get("subscriptionType")
                if level == 0:
                    subscription.set("subscriptionType", 1)
                    subscription.date_passed_user_limit = None
                    upgraded = True
                elif level == 1:
                    subscription.date_passed_user_limit = None
                    subscription.set("subscriptionType", 2)
                    upgraded = True

            # subscription.update() called in store_cc
            subscription.update_locally(request.POST.dict(), False)

            d = datetime(int(request.POST['date_cc_expiration_year']),
                         int(request.POST['date_cc_expiration_month']), 1)
            subscription.set(
                "date_cc_expiration",
                make_aware_to_utc(d,
                                  SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session)))

            def invalid_card():
                # add some asterisk to cc_number
                if form.initial.get("cc_number"):
                    form.initial['cc_number'] = "*" * 12 +\
                        form.initial.get('cc_number')[-4:]
                errs = form._errors.setdefault(\
                    "cc_number", ErrorList())
                errs.append("Invalid credit " +\
                    "card. Please make sure that you provide " +\
                    "correct credit card information and that you " +\
                    "have sufficient funds, then try again.")
                data['form'] = form
                return render(request, 'manage/subscription_update.djhtml',
                              data)

            res = True
            # only store_cc if it is a digit (new)
            if str(form.data['cc_number']).isdigit():
                res = subscription.store_cc(form.data['cc_number'],
                                            form.data['cc_cvv'], False)
            if not res:
                return invalid_card()

            # if monthly billing failed
            if subscription.date_charge_failed:
                sub_cost = sub_type[subscription.get(\
                            "subscriptionType")]["monthly_cost"]
                invoice = subscription.charge_cc(\
                        sub_cost, EMAIL_MONTHLY_SUBJECT, MONTHLY)
                if invoice:
                    subscription.date_last_billed =\
                        subscription.date_last_billed +\
                        relativedelta(days=30)
                    subscription.date_charge_failed = None
                    subscription.update()
                    send_email_receipt_monthly_success(\
                        request.session['account'],
                        store, subscription, invoice)
                else:
                    return invalid_card()
            ###########

            if upgraded:
                max_users = sub_type[\
                        subscription.subscriptionType]["max_users"]
                if max_users == UNLIMITED:
                    max_users = "Unlimited"
                package = {
                    "sub_type": sub_type[\
                        subscription.subscriptionType-1]["name"],
                    "new_sub_type": sub_type[\
                        subscription.subscriptionType]["name"],
                    "new_sub_type_cost": sub_type[\
                        subscription.subscriptionType]["monthly_cost"],
                    "new_max_patronStore_count": max_users,
                }
                send_email_account_upgrade(request.session['account'], store,
                                           package)

            # Important that this is last since invalid_card may be
            # returned!
            subscription.update()

            # update the session cache
            request.session['store'] = store
            request.session['subscription'] = subscription

            # notify other dashboards of these changes
            payload = {
                COMET_RECEIVE_KEY_NAME: COMET_RECEIVE_KEY,
                "updatedSubscription": subscription.jsonify()
            }
            comet_receive(store.objectId, payload)

            # if coming from the message edit limit reached
            if do_upgrade:
                if request.session.get('from_limit_reached') and\
                    request.session.get('message_b4_upgrade'):
                    # redirect back to message_edit view to process
                    return redirect(reverse('message_edit',
                            args=(0,)) + "?%s" %\
                            urllib.urlencode({'send_message': '1'}))

            if do_upgrade:
                return redirect(reverse('store_index')+ "?%s" %\
                        urllib.urlencode({'success':\
                            'Your subscription has been upgraded.'}))
            else:
                return redirect(reverse('store_index')+ "?%s" %\
                            urllib.urlencode({'success':\
                                'Your subscription has been updated.'}))
    else:
        form = SubscriptionForm()
        form.initial = subscription.__dict__.copy()
        # add some asterisk to cc_number
        if form.initial.get("cc_number"):
            form.initial['cc_number'] = "*" * 12 +\
                form.initial.get('cc_number')[-4:]

        if do_upgrade:
            from_limit_reached =\
                request.session.get("from_limit_reached")
            if from_limit_reached:
                data['from_limit_reached'] = from_limit_reached

    # update the session cache
    request.session['store'] = store
    request.session['subscription'] = subscription

    data['form'] = form
    return render(request, 'manage/subscription_update.djhtml', data)
Beispiel #6
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def make_aware(date, session):
    """
    Returns an aware datetime object
    """
    return timezone.make_aware(date,
        SESSION.get_store_timezone(session))
Beispiel #7
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def graph(request):
    store_timezone = SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session)

    employee_ids = request.GET.getlist('employee[]')
    start = request.GET.get('start')
    end = request.GET.get('end')

    start = datetime.strptime(start, "%m/%d/%Y")
    start = start.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)
    end = datetime.strptime(end, "%m/%d/%Y")
    end = end.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59, microsecond=0)

    # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
    start_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start, store_timezone)
    end_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end, store_timezone)

    columns = [{"id": "", "label": "Date", "type": "string"}]

    # build the list of employees from the list in the session cache
    employees_approved_list = SESSION.get_employees_approved_list(\
        request.session)
    employees = []
    for ind, m in enumerate(employees_approved_list):
        if m.objectId in employee_ids:
            employees.append(m)

    if employees:
        for emp in employees:
            columns.append({"id":"", "label":emp.get('first_name')+\
                    ' '+emp.get('last_name'), "type":"number"})

    punch_map = {}
    # since a punch no longer contains a pointer to an employee
    # the query must be made in the punches for each employee...
    if employees:
        for emp in employees:
            ps = emp.get('punches',
                         createdAt__gte=start_aware,
                         createdAt__lte=end_aware)
            if ps:
                for punch in ps:
                    key = timezone.localtime(punch.createdAt,
                        store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")+'-'+\
                        emp.objectId
                    if key in punch_map:
                        punch_map[key] = punch_map[key] +\
                                    punch.get('punches')
                    else:
                        punch_map[key] = punch.get('punches')

    rows = []
    for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
        str_date = make_aware_to_utc(single_date,
                                     store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")
        c = [{"v": str_date}]
        for emp in employees:
            try:
                punch_count = punch_map[str_date + '-' + emp.objectId]
            except KeyError:
                punch_count = 0
            c.append({"v": punch_count})
        rows.append({'c': c})

    return HttpResponse(json.dumps({
        'cols': columns,
        'rows': rows
    }),
                        content_type="application/json")
Beispiel #8
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def trends_graph(request, data_type=None, start=None, end=None):
    """
    Handles requests for the trends graph.
    """
    store = SESSION.get_store(request.session)

    # We need the store's timezone to convert everything to UTC
    # because the time we get from start and end are local times
    # and in order to convert to UTC we must first make start and end
    # timezone aware. We use parse.utils.make_aware_to_utc to do
    # this in 1 step. We convert everything to UTC for use in queries.
    store_timezone = SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session)
    start = datetime.strptime(start, "%Y-%m-%d")
    end = datetime.strptime(end, "%Y-%m-%d")
    start = start.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)
    end = end.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59, microsecond=0)
    start_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start, store_timezone)
    end_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end, store_timezone)

    rows, columns = [], []

    if data_type == 'punches':
        # we need to return graph data for punches for all days in
        # between start and end.

        # columns contains the data that any given row needs to have.
        # rows contains multiple dates paired with punch count
        columns = [{
            "id": "",
            "label": "Date",
            "type": "string"
        }, {
            "id": "",
            "label": 'Punches',
            "type": "number"
        }]

        # get the Punches
        punches = store.get('punches',
                            createdAt__lte=end_aware,
                            createdAt__gte=start_aware,
                            order='createdAt',
                            limit=900)

        # have to clear the punches cache attr of store filled
        # by the above query
        store.punches = None

        #create dictionary for easy search
        punch_map = {}
        if punches:
            for punch in punches:
                # The keys in the punch map is the month/day of the
                # createdAt of the punch object. We also convert it
                # to the store's local time for when we send back the
                # data to the client.
                key = timezone.localtime(punch.createdAt,
                                         store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")

                if key in punch_map:
                    # add to the punch count for the existing key
                    punch_map[key] =\
                        punch_map[key] + punch.get('punches')

                else:
                    # initialize the key in the punch map
                    punch_map[key] = punch.get('punches')

        for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
            # we now populate the rows with the corresponding punch counts
            # str_date is a day in between start and end with the
            # same format as a key in our punch_map
            str_date = single_date.strftime("%m/%d")

            try:
                punch_count = punch_map[str_date]
            except KeyError:
                punch_count = 0

            # the first item in our row is the date
            # the second item is the corresponding punch_count
            row = [{"v": str_date}, {"v": punch_count}]
            rows.append({'c': row})

    elif data_type == 'facebook':
        # we need to return graph data for facebook posts for
        # all days in between start and end.

        # columns contains the data that any given row needs to have.
        # rows contains multiple dates paired with post count
        columns = [{
            "id": "",
            "label": "Date",
            "type": "string"
        }, {
            "id": "",
            "label": 'Posts',
            "type": "number"
        }]

        # get the FacebookPosts
        posts = store.get("facebookPosts",
                          createdAt__lte=end,
                          createdAt__gte=start,
                          limit=900)
        # have to clear the facebookPosts cache attr of store filled
        # by the above query
        store.facebookPosts = None

        #create dictionary for easy search
        post_map = {}
        if posts:
            for post in posts:
                # The keys in the post map is the month/day of the
                # createdAt of the punch object. We also convert it
                # to the store's local time for when we send back the
                # data to the client.
                key = timezone.localtime(post.createdAt,
                                         store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")

                if key in post_map:
                    # add to the post count for the existing key
                    post_map[key] = post_map[key] + 1

                else:
                    # initialize the post count
                    post_map[key] = 1

        for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
            # we now populate the rows with the corresponding post counts
            # str_date is a day in between start and end with the
            # same format as a key in our punch_map
            str_date = single_date.strftime("%m/%d")

            try:
                post_count = post_map[str_date]
            except KeyError:
                post_count = 0

            # the first item in our row is the date
            # the second item is the corresponding post_count
            row = [{"v": str_date}, {"v": post_count}]
            rows.append({'c': row})

    else:
        # we need to return graph data for unique patrons for
        # all days in between start and end.

        # columns contains the data that any given row needs to have.
        # rows contains multiple dates paired with accumulative patron count
        columns = [{
            "id": "",
            "label": "Date",
            "type": "string"
        }, {
            "id": "",
            "label": 'Patrons',
            "type": "number"
        }]

        for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
            # str_date is a day in between start and end with the
            # same format as a key in our punch_map
            str_date = single_date.strftime("%m/%d")

            # FIXME In order to get the cumulative count for each day,
            # we make a query of the count for each day. Optimization?
            d = single_date.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)
            d_aware = make_aware_to_utc(d, store_timezone)
            patron_count = store.get('patronStores',
                                     count=1,
                                     limit=0,
                                     createdAt__lte=d_aware)

            row = [{"v": str_date}, {"v": patron_count}]
            rows.append({'c': row})

    # return the graph data
    return HttpResponse(json.dumps({
        'cols': columns,
        'rows': rows
    }),
                        content_type="application/json")
Beispiel #9
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def breakdown_graph(request, data_type=None, filter=None, range=None):
    """
    handles requests for the breakdown graph.
    """
    store = SESSION.get_store(request.session)
    store_timezone = SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session)
    (start, end) = rputils.calculate_daterange(range)
    start = start.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)
    end = end.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59, microsecond=0)
    # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
    start_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start, store_timezone)
    end_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end, store_timezone)

    results = []
    if data_type == 'punches':
        if filter == 'gender':
            results.append(["Range", "Unknown", "Male", "Female"])

            # WARNING! max punches returned is 1000!
            unknown, male, female = 0, 0, 0
            male_punches = relational_query(store.objectId, "Store", "Punches",
                                            "Punch", "Patron", "Patron",
                                            {"gender": "male"}, {
                                                'createdAt__lte': end_aware,
                                                'createdAt__gte': start_aware
                                            })
            female_punches = relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                                              "Punches", "Punch", "Patron",
                                              "Patron", {"gender": "female"}, {
                                                  'createdAt__lte': end_aware,
                                                  'createdAt__gte': start_aware
                                              })

            if male_punches:
                male_punches = male_punches['results']
                # aggregate the punches
                for p in male_punches:
                    male += p.get('punches')

            if female_punches:
                female_punches = female_punches['results']
                for p in female_punches:
                    female += p.get('punches')

            rows = [start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+\
                    ' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                    unknown, male, female]
            results.append(rows)

        elif filter == 'age':
            results.append(["Range", "<20", "20-29", "30-39", "40-49", ">50"])

            now = datetime.now()
            rows = [
                start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y") + ' - ' + end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                0, 0, 0, 0, 0
            ]
            age_ranges = [(1, 0, -20), (2, -20, -30), (3, -30, -40),
                          (4, -40, -50), (5, -50, -200)]
            for (idx, start_age, end_age) in age_ranges:
                start_dob = now + relativedelta(years=end_age)
                start_dob = start_dob.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
                end_dob = now + relativedelta(years=start_age)
                end_dob = end_dob + relativedelta(days=-1)
                end_dob = end_dob.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)

                # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
                start_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start_dob, store_timezone)
                end_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end_dob, store_timezone)

                punches = relational_query(
                    store.objectId, "Store", "Punches", "Punch", "Patron",
                    "Patron", {
                        'date_of_birth__lte': end_dob_aware,
                        'date_of_birth__gte': start_dob_aware
                    }, {
                        'createdAt__lte': end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte': start_aware
                    })
                punch_count = 0
                if punches:
                    punches = punches['results']
                    for punch in punches:
                        punch_count += punch['punches']
                rows[idx] = punch_count
            results.append(rows)

    elif data_type == 'facebook':
        if filter == 'gender':
            results.append(["Range", "Unknown", "Male", "Female"])
            results.append([
                start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+\
                    ' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                    0,
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "FacebookPosts", "FacebookPost",
                        "Patron", "Patron",
                        {"gender": "male"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True),
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "FacebookPosts", "FacebookPost",
                        "Patron", "Patron",
                        {"gender": "female"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True),
            ])

        elif filter == 'age':
            results.append(["Range", "<20", "20-29", "30-39", "40-49", ">50"])

            now = datetime.now()
            rows = [
                start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y") + ' - ' + end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                0, 0, 0, 0, 0
            ]
            age_ranges = [(1, 0, -20), (2, -20, -30), (3, -30, -40),
                          (4, -40, -50), (5, -50, -200)]
            for (idx, start_age, end_age) in age_ranges:
                start_dob = now + relativedelta(years=end_age)
                start_dob = start_dob.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
                end_dob = now + relativedelta(years=start_age)
                end_dob = end_dob + relativedelta(days=-1)
                end_dob = end_dob.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)

                # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
                start_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start_dob, store_timezone)
                end_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end_dob, store_timezone)

                rows[idx] = relational_query(
                    store.objectId,
                    "Store",
                    "FacebookPosts",
                    "FacebookPost",
                    "Patron",
                    "Patron", {
                        'date_of_birth__lte': end_dob_aware,
                        'date_of_birth__gte': start_dob_aware
                    }, {
                        'createdAt__lte': end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte': start_aware
                    },
                    count=True)

            results.append(rows)

    else:  # patrons
        if filter == 'gender':
            results.append(["Range", "Unknown", "Male", "Female"])
            results.append([
                start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+\
                    ' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                    0,
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "PatronStores", "PatronStore",
                        "Patron", "Patron",
                        {"gender": "male"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True),
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "PatronStores", "PatronStore",
                        "Patron", "Patron",
                        {"gender": "female"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True),
            ])

        elif filter == 'age':
            results.append(["Range", "<20", "20-29", "30-39", "40-49", ">50"])

            now = datetime.now()
            rows = [
                start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y") + ' - ' + end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                0, 0, 0, 0, 0
            ]
            age_ranges = [(1, 0, -20), (2, -20, -30), (3, -30, -40),
                          (4, -40, -50), (5, -50, -200)]
            for (idx, start_age, end_age) in age_ranges:
                start_dob = now + relativedelta(years=end_age)
                start_dob = start_dob.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
                end_dob = now + relativedelta(years=start_age)
                end_dob = end_dob + relativedelta(days=-1)
                end_dob = end_dob.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)

                # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
                start_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start_dob, store_timezone)
                end_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end_dob, store_timezone)

                rows[idx] = relational_query(
                    store.objectId,
                    "Store",
                    "PatronStores",
                    "PatronStore",
                    "Patron",
                    "Patron", {
                        'date_of_birth__lte': end_dob_aware,
                        'date_of_birth__gte': start_dob_aware
                    }, {
                        'createdAt__lte': end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte': start_aware
                    },
                    count=True)
            results.append(rows)

    return HttpResponse(json.dumps(results), content_type="application/json")
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def get_page(request):
    """
    Returns a generated html to plug in the tables.
    """
    if request.method == "GET":
        type = request.GET.get("type")
        page = int(request.GET.get("page")) - 1
        if type == "pending-redemptions":
            template = "manage/redemptions_pending_chunk.djhtml"
            pending_redemps =\
                SESSION.get_redemptions_pending(request.session)
            # sort
            header_map = {
                "redemption_time": "createdAt",  # IMPORTANT DIFF!
                "redemption_customer_name": "customer_name",
                "redemption_title": "title",
                "redemption_punches": "num_punches",
            }
            header = request.GET.get("header")
            if header:  # header can only be date
                reverse = request.GET.get("order") == "desc"
                pending_redemps.sort(key=lambda r:\
                    r.__dict__[header_map[header]], reverse=reverse)

            # set the chunk
            start = page * PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
            end = start + PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
            data = {"pending_redemptions": pending_redemps[start:end]}

            request.session["redemptions_pending"] = pending_redemps

        elif type == "history-redemptions":
            template = "manage/redemptions_history_chunk.djhtml"
            past_redemps =\
                SESSION.get_redemptions_past(request.session)
            # sort
            header_map = {
                "redemption_time-past": "updatedAt",  # IMPORTANT DIFF!
                "redemption_customer_name-past": "customer_name",
                "redemption_title-past": "title",
                "redemption_punches-past": "num_punches",
            }
            header = request.GET.get("header")
            if header:
                reverse = request.GET.get("order") == "desc"
                past_redemps.sort(key=lambda r:\
                    r.__dict__[header_map[header]], reverse=reverse)

            request.session["redemptions_past"] = past_redemps
            # set the chunk
            start = page * PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
            end = start + PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
            data = {"past_redemptions": past_redemps[start:end]}

        # don't forget the today for comparison!
        today = timezone.make_aware(
            datetime.now(), SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session))
        today = today + relativedelta(days=-1)
        today = today.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)

        data["today"] = today
        return render(request, template, data)

    return HttpResponse("Bad request")
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def graph(request):
    store_timezone = SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session)
    
    employee_ids = request.GET.getlist('employee[]')
    start = request.GET.get('start')
    end = request.GET.get('end');
    
    start = datetime.strptime(start, "%m/%d/%Y")
    start = start.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)
    end = datetime.strptime(end, "%m/%d/%Y")
    end = end.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59, microsecond=0)
    
    # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
    start_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start, store_timezone)
    end_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end, store_timezone)
    
    columns = [
                {"id":"", "label":"Date", "type":"string"}
               ]
               
    # build the list of employees from the list in the session cache
    employees_approved_list = SESSION.get_employees_approved_list(\
        request.session)
    employees = []
    for ind, m in enumerate(employees_approved_list):
        if m.objectId in employee_ids:
            employees.append(m)
    
    if employees:
        for emp in employees:
            columns.append({"id":"", "label":emp.get('first_name')+\
                    ' '+emp.get('last_name'), "type":"number"})
  
    punch_map = {}
    # since a punch no longer contains a pointer to an employee
    # the query must be made in the punches for each employee...
    if employees:
        for emp in employees:
            ps =  emp.get('punches', createdAt__gte=start_aware, 
                createdAt__lte=end_aware)
            if ps:
                for punch in ps:
                    key = timezone.localtime(punch.createdAt,
                        store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")+'-'+\
                        emp.objectId
                    if key in punch_map: 
                        punch_map[key] = punch_map[key] +\
                                    punch.get('punches')
                    else:
                        punch_map[key] = punch.get('punches')


    rows = []
    for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
        str_date =  make_aware_to_utc(single_date,
            store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")
        c = [{"v": str_date}]
        for emp in employees:
            try:
                punch_count = punch_map[str_date + '-' + emp.objectId]
            except KeyError:
                punch_count = 0
            c.append({"v": punch_count})
        rows.append({'c': c})

    return HttpResponse(json.dumps({'cols': columns, 'rows': rows}), content_type="application/json")
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def trends_graph(request, data_type=None, start=None, end=None ):
    """
    Handles requests for the trends graph.
    """
    store = SESSION.get_store(request.session)
    
    # We need the store's timezone to convert everything to UTC
    # because the time we get from start and end are local times
    # and in order to convert to UTC we must first make start and end
    # timezone aware. We use parse.utils.make_aware_to_utc to do
    # this in 1 step. We convert everything to UTC for use in queries.
    store_timezone = SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session)
    start = datetime.strptime(start, "%Y-%m-%d")
    end = datetime.strptime(end, "%Y-%m-%d")
    start = start.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)
    end = end.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59, microsecond=0)
    start_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start, store_timezone)
    end_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end, store_timezone)
    
    rows, columns = [], []
    
    if data_type == 'punches':
        # we need to return graph data for punches for all days in
        # between start and end.
        
        # columns contains the data that any given row needs to have.
        # rows contains multiple dates paired with punch count
        columns = [
            {"id":"", "label":"Date", "type":"string"},
            {"id":"", "label":'Punches', "type":"number"}
        ]
            
        # get the Punches
        punches = store.get('punches', createdAt__lte=end_aware,
            createdAt__gte=start_aware,order='createdAt', limit=900)
            
        # have to clear the punches cache attr of store filled
        # by the above query
        store.punches = None
        
        #create dictionary for easy search
        punch_map = {}
        if punches:
            for punch in punches:
                # The keys in the punch map is the month/day of the
                # createdAt of the punch object. We also convert it
                # to the store's local time for when we send back the
                # data to the client.
                key = timezone.localtime(punch.createdAt, 
                    store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")
                    
                if key in punch_map:
                    # add to the punch count for the existing key
                    punch_map[key] =\
                        punch_map[key] + punch.get('punches')
                        
                else:
                    # initialize the key in the punch map
                    punch_map[key] = punch.get('punches')
    
        for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
            # we now populate the rows with the corresponding punch counts
            # str_date is a day in between start and end with the
            # same format as a key in our punch_map            
            str_date = single_date.strftime("%m/%d")
            
            try:
                punch_count = punch_map[str_date]
            except KeyError:
                punch_count = 0
                    
            # the first item in our row is the date
            # the second item is the corresponding punch_count
            row = [{"v": str_date}, {"v": punch_count}]
            rows.append({'c': row})
            
    elif data_type == 'facebook':
        # we need to return graph data for facebook posts for
        # all days in between start and end.
        
        # columns contains the data that any given row needs to have.
        # rows contains multiple dates paired with post count
        columns = [
            {"id":"", "label":"Date", "type":"string"},
            {"id":"", "label":'Posts', "type":"number"}
        ]
            
        # get the FacebookPosts
        posts = store.get("facebookPosts", createdAt__lte=end,
                    createdAt__gte=start, limit=900)
        # have to clear the facebookPosts cache attr of store filled
        # by the above query
        store.facebookPosts = None
        
        #create dictionary for easy search
        post_map = {}
        if posts:
            for post in posts:
                # The keys in the post map is the month/day of the
                # createdAt of the punch object. We also convert it
                # to the store's local time for when we send back the
                # data to the client.
                key = timezone.localtime(post.createdAt, 
                    store_timezone).strftime("%m/%d")
                    
                if key in post_map:
                    # add to the post count for the existing key
                    post_map[key] = post_map[key] + 1
                    
                else:
                    # initialize the post count
                    post_map[key] = 1
    
        for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
            # we now populate the rows with the corresponding post counts
            # str_date is a day in between start and end with the
            # same format as a key in our punch_map    
            str_date = single_date.strftime("%m/%d")
            
            try:
                post_count = post_map[str_date]
            except KeyError:
                post_count = 0
                    
            # the first item in our row is the date
            # the second item is the corresponding post_count
            row = [{"v": str_date}, {"v": post_count}]
            rows.append({'c': row})
            
    else: 
        # we need to return graph data for unique patrons for
        # all days in between start and end.
        
        # columns contains the data that any given row needs to have.
        # rows contains multiple dates paired with accumulative patron count
        columns = [
            {"id":"", "label":"Date", "type":"string"},
            {"id":"", "label":'Patrons', "type":"number"}
        ]

        for single_date in rputils.daterange(start, end):
            # str_date is a day in between start and end with the
            # same format as a key in our punch_map    
            str_date = single_date.strftime("%m/%d")
            
            # FIXME In order to get the cumulative count for each day,
            # we make a query of the count for each day. Optimization?
            d = single_date.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)
            d_aware = make_aware_to_utc(d, store_timezone)
            patron_count = store.get('patronStores', count=1,
                                limit=0, createdAt__lte=d_aware)
                    
            row = [{"v": str_date}, {"v": patron_count}]
            rows.append({'c': row})
        
    # return the graph data
    return HttpResponse(json.dumps({'cols': columns, 'rows': rows}),
        content_type="application/json")
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def breakdown_graph(request, data_type=None, filter=None, range=None):
    """
    handles requests for the breakdown graph.
    """
    store = SESSION.get_store(request.session)
    store_timezone = SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session)
    (start, end) = rputils.calculate_daterange(range)
    start = start.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)
    end = end.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59, microsecond=0)
    # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
    start_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start, store_timezone)
    end_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end, store_timezone)
    
    results = [] 
    if data_type == 'punches':
        if filter == 'gender':
            results.append(["Range", "Unknown", "Male", "Female"]);
            
            # WARNING! max punches returned is 1000!
            unknown, male, female = 0, 0, 0 
            male_punches = relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                "Punches", "Punch", "Patron", "Patron", 
                {"gender": "male"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                    'createdAt__gte':start_aware})
            female_punches = relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                "Punches", "Punch", "Patron", "Patron", 
                {"gender": "female"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                    'createdAt__gte':start_aware})
                    
            if male_punches:
                male_punches = male_punches['results']
                # aggregate the punches
                for p in male_punches:
                    male += p.get('punches')
            
            if female_punches:
                female_punches = female_punches['results']
                for p in female_punches:
                    female += p.get('punches')

            rows = [start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+\
                    ' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                    unknown, male, female]
            results.append(rows)
        
        elif filter == 'age':
            results.append(["Range", "<20", "20-29", "30-39", "40-49", ">50"]);
           
            now = datetime.now()
            rows = [start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"), 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
            age_ranges = [(1, 0, -20), (2, -20,-30), (3, -30, -40), (4, -40, -50), (5, -50, -200)]
            for (idx, start_age, end_age) in age_ranges:
                start_dob = now + relativedelta(years=end_age)
                start_dob = start_dob.replace(hour=0, minute=0, 
                                            second=0)
                end_dob = now + relativedelta(years=start_age)
                end_dob = end_dob + relativedelta(days=-1)
                end_dob = end_dob.replace(hour=23, minute=59, 
                                        second=59)
                
                # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
                start_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start_dob, store_timezone)
                end_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end_dob, store_timezone)
                
                punches = relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                    "Punches", "Punch", "Patron", "Patron", 
                    {'date_of_birth__lte':end_dob_aware,
                     'date_of_birth__gte':start_dob_aware},
                    {'createdAt__lte':end_aware, 
                     'createdAt__gte':start_aware})
                punch_count = 0
                if punches: 
                    punches = punches['results']
                    for punch in punches:
                        punch_count += punch['punches']
                rows[idx] = punch_count
            results.append(rows)
            
    elif data_type == 'facebook':
        if filter == 'gender':
            results.append(["Range", "Unknown", "Male", "Female"]);
            results.append([
                start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+\
                    ' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                    0, 
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "FacebookPosts", "FacebookPost", 
                        "Patron", "Patron", 
                        {"gender": "male"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True), 
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "FacebookPosts", "FacebookPost", 
                        "Patron", "Patron", 
                        {"gender": "female"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True), 
            ])
        
        elif filter == 'age':
            results.append(["Range", "<20", "20-29", "30-39", "40-49", ">50"]);
           
            now = datetime.now()
            rows = [start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"), 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
            age_ranges = [(1, 0, -20), (2, -20,-30), (3, -30, -40), (4, -40, -50), (5, -50, -200)]
            for (idx, start_age, end_age) in age_ranges:
                start_dob = now + relativedelta(years=end_age)
                start_dob = start_dob.replace(hour=0, minute=0, 
                                            second=0)
                end_dob = now + relativedelta(years=start_age)
                end_dob = end_dob + relativedelta(days=-1)
                end_dob = end_dob.replace(hour=23, minute=59, 
                                        second=59)
                                        
                # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
                start_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start_dob, store_timezone)
                end_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end_dob, store_timezone)
                
                rows[idx] = relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                    "FacebookPosts", "FacebookPost", 
                    "Patron", "Patron", 
                    {'date_of_birth__lte':end_dob_aware,
                     'date_of_birth__gte':start_dob_aware},
                    {'createdAt__lte':end_aware, 
                     'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True)
                    
            results.append(rows)
            
    else: # patrons
        if filter == 'gender':
            results.append(["Range", "Unknown", "Male", "Female"]);
            results.append([
                start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+\
                    ' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
                    0, 
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "PatronStores", "PatronStore", 
                        "Patron", "Patron", 
                        {"gender": "male"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True), 
                    relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                        "PatronStores", "PatronStore", 
                        "Patron", "Patron", 
                        {"gender": "female"}, {'createdAt__lte':end_aware,
                        'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True), 
            ])
            
        elif filter == 'age':
            results.append(["Range", "<20", "20-29", "30-39", "40-49", ">50"]);
            
            now = datetime.now()
            rows = [start.strftime("%m/%d/%Y")+' - '+end.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"), 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
            age_ranges = [(1, 0, -20), (2, -20,-30), (3, -30, -40), (4, -40, -50), (5, -50, -200)]
            for (idx, start_age, end_age) in age_ranges:
                start_dob = now + relativedelta(years=end_age)
                start_dob = start_dob.replace(hour=0, minute=0, 
                                            second=0)
                end_dob = now + relativedelta(years=start_age)
                end_dob = end_dob + relativedelta(days=-1)
                end_dob = end_dob.replace(hour=23, minute=59, 
                                        second=59)
                                        
                # need to make aware and then convert to utc for querying
                start_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(start_dob, store_timezone)
                end_dob_aware = make_aware_to_utc(end_dob, store_timezone)
                
                rows[idx] = relational_query(store.objectId, "Store",
                    "PatronStores", "PatronStore", 
                    "Patron", "Patron", 
                    {'date_of_birth__lte':end_dob_aware,
                     'date_of_birth__gte':start_dob_aware},
                    {'createdAt__lte':end_aware, 
                     'createdAt__gte':start_aware}, count=True)
            results.append(rows)
        
    return HttpResponse(json.dumps(results), content_type="application/json")
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def make_aware(date, session):
    """
    Returns an aware datetime object
    """
    return timezone.make_aware(date, SESSION.get_store_timezone(session))
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def edit(request, message_id):
    """
    Render the message edit template for a new message and handles
    send message forms.
    """
    data = {'messages_nav': True, 'message_id': message_id, "filters": FILTERS}

    store = SESSION.get_store(request.session)
    # number of patron stores
    mp = SESSION.get_patronStore_count(request.session)
    # make sure cache attr is None for future queries!
    store.patronStores = None

    data['mp_slider_value'] = int(ceil(float(mp) * 0.50))
    data['mp_slider_min'] = 1
    data['mp_slider_max'] = mp

    # redirect if no patrons
    if not store.get("patronStores", count=1, limit=0):
        return redirect(reverse("messages_index"))

    # user submitted a form by form submission through POST request
    # or user is coming from an upgrade sequence from subscription_update
    if request.method == 'POST' or (request.method == "GET" and\
        request.GET.get("send_message") and "message_b4_upgrade" in\
        request.session):

        if request.method == "GET":
            # user is coming from an upgrade sequence from subscription_update
            postDict = request.session['message_b4_upgrade'].copy()
            # cleanup temp vars in session
            del request.session['message_b4_upgrade']
            del request.session['from_limit_reached']

        else:
            # user submitted a form by form submission through POST request
            postDict = request.POST.dict().copy()

        # populate a message form with the POST data for validation
        form = MessageForm(postDict)

        if form.is_valid():
            # form is valid so continue to send the message
            subscription = SESSION.get_subscription(request.session)
            subType = subscription.get('subscriptionType')

            # refresh the message count - make sure we get the one in the cloud
            if 'message_count' in request.session:
                del request.session['message_count']
            message_count = SESSION.get_message_count(request.session)

            # get the max_messages from the user's subscriptionType
            # or the highest level if god_mode is on
            if subscription.god_mode:
                max_messages = sub_type[2]['max_messages']
            else:
                max_messages = sub_type[subType]['max_messages']

            # limit is reached if the amount of messages sent this
            # billing cycle passed the amount for that subscription type
            limit_reached = message_count >= max_messages

            # We always enforce the limit when we are in production
            # otherwise, we ignore it if we have message_limit_off in our session
            if limit_reached and (PRODUCTION_SERVER or\
                (not PRODUCTION_SERVER and "message_limit_off" not in request.session)):

                data['limit_reached'] = limit_reached

                # not the highest level of subscription so an upgrade
                # is still possible
                if subType != 2:
                    # save the dict to the session
                    request.session['message_b4_upgrade'] =\
                        request.POST.dict().copy()

                # the highest level of subscription so no more
                # upgrades can occur - therefore maxed_out
                elif subType == 2:
                    data['maxed_out'] = True

            else:
                # limit has not yet been reached - send the message
                # build the message from session and POST data
                message = Message(\
                    sender_name=store.get('store_name'),
                    store_id=store.objectId
                )
                message.update_locally(postDict, False)

                # check if attach offer is selected
                if 'attach_offer' in postDict:
                    # message has an offer - extract it from the post
                    # post data ensuring proper datetime format
                    d = parser.parse(postDict['date_offer_expiration'])
                    d = make_aware_to_utc(
                        d, SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session))
                    message.set('date_offer_expiration', d)
                    message.set('message_type', OFFER)

                else:
                    # make sure to delete offer information in the case
                    # that attach offer is not checked but the form
                    # submitted still contained offer information
                    message.set('offer_title', None)
                    message.set('date_offer_expiration', None)
                    message.set('message_type', BASIC)

                # actually create the message to Parse
                message.create()

                # put the message in the template context for rendering
                data['message'] = message
                # add to the store's relation
                store.add_relation("SentMessages_", [message.objectId])

                # prepare the parameters for the cloud call
                params = {
                    "store_id": store.objectId,
                    "store_name": store.get('store_name'),
                    "subject": message.get('subject'),
                    "message_id": message.objectId,
                    "filter": message.filter,
                }

                # process the filter option
                if message.filter == "idle":
                    # pass in the correct idle_date which is today
                    # minus the days specified by idle_latency
                    idle_days = postDict['idle_latency']
                    d = timezone.now() + relativedelta(days=\
                        -1*int(idle_days))
                    params.update({"idle_date": d.isoformat()})

                elif message.filter == "most_loyal":
                    # pass in the number of patrons
                    params.update({"num_patrons": postDict['num_patrons']})

                # update store and message_count in session cache
                request.session['message_count'] = message_count
                request.session['store'] = store
                # save session- cloud_call may take a while!
                request.session.save()

                # make the cloud call
                res = cloud_call("retailer_message", params)
                if "error" not in res and res.get("result"):
                    message.set("receiver_count",
                                res.get("result").get("receiver_count"))

                # notify other tabs and windows that are logged into
                # this store about the new message sent.
                payload = {
                    COMET_RECEIVE_KEY_NAME: COMET_RECEIVE_KEY,
                    "newMessage": message.jsonify()
                }
                comet_receive(store.objectId, payload)

                # Note that the new message is saved in comet_receive
                # make sure we have the latest session to save!
                request.session.clear()
                request.session.update(
                    SessionStore(request.session.session_key))

                return HttpResponseRedirect(message.get_absolute_url())

        elif 'num_patrons' in form.errors:
            # form is invalid due to the number of patrons input
            # for most_loyal filter
            data['error'] = "Number of customers must be a "+\
                                "whole number and greater than 0."

        else:
            # form has some errors
            data['error'] = "The form you submitted has errors."

    else:
        # check if the incoming request is for an account upgrade
        if request.GET.get("do_upgrade"):
            # flag the upgrade view
            request.session["from_limit_reached"] = True
            # redirect to upgrade account
            return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse("subscription_update") +\
                "?do_upgrade=1")

        if message_id in (0, '0'):
            # this is a new message so just instantiate a new form
            form = MessageForm()

        else:
            # this is an existing message that the user wants to view

            # inserting this success and error message into the template
            # should be done in a cleaner way - this was done by the
            # first guy. I just didn't bother changing it.
            if request.GET.get("error"):
                data['error'] = request.GET.get("error")
            if request.GET.get("success"):
                data['success'] = request.GET.get("success")

            # get from the messages_sent_list in session cache
            messages_sent_list = SESSION.get_messages_sent_list(\
                request.session)
            for m in messages_sent_list:
                if m.objectId == message_id:
                    data['message'] = m

            if data['message']:
                # message is found so fill up the form with its data
                form = MessageForm(data['message'].__dict__.copy())

            else:
                # message not found so just instantiate a new form
                form = MessageForm()

    # update store session cache
    request.session['store'] = store

    # inject the form in the template context for rendering
    data['form'] = form

    return render(request, 'manage/message_edit.djhtml', data)
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def get_page(request):
    """
    Returns a generated html to plug in the tables.
    """
    if request.method == "GET":
        type = request.GET.get("type")
        page = int(request.GET.get("page")) - 1
        if type == "pending-redemptions":
            template = "manage/redemptions_pending_chunk.djhtml" 
            pending_redemps =\
                SESSION.get_redemptions_pending(request.session)
            # sort
            header_map = {
                "redemption_time":"createdAt", # IMPORTANT DIFF!
                "redemption_customer_name": "customer_name",
                "redemption_title": "title",
                "redemption_punches": "num_punches",
            }
            header = request.GET.get("header")
            if header: # header can only be date
                reverse = request.GET.get("order") == "desc"
                pending_redemps.sort(key=lambda r:\
                    r.__dict__[header_map[header]], reverse=reverse)
            
            # set the chunk
            start = page * PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
            end = start + PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
            data = {"pending_redemptions":pending_redemps[start:end]}
            
            request.session["redemptions_pending"] = pending_redemps
            
        elif type == "history-redemptions":
            template = "manage/redemptions_history_chunk.djhtml"
            past_redemps =\
                SESSION.get_redemptions_past(request.session)
            # sort
            header_map = {
                "redemption_time-past":"updatedAt", # IMPORTANT DIFF!
                "redemption_customer_name-past": "customer_name",
                "redemption_title-past": "title",
                "redemption_punches-past": "num_punches", 
            }
            header = request.GET.get("header")
            if header:
                reverse = request.GET.get("order") == "desc"
                past_redemps.sort(key=lambda r:\
                    r.__dict__[header_map[header]], reverse=reverse)
                    
            request.session["redemptions_past"] = past_redemps
            # set the chunk
            start = page * PAGINATION_THRESHOLD 
            end = start + PAGINATION_THRESHOLD
            data = {"past_redemptions":past_redemps[start:end]}
       
        # don't forget the today for comparison!
        today = timezone.make_aware(datetime.now(), 
                    SESSION.get_store_timezone(request.session))
        today = today + relativedelta(days=-1)
        today = today.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)
        
        data["today"] = today
        return render(request, template, data)
        
    return HttpResponse("Bad request")