def _get_catch_all_email_text(domain, startdate, enddate):
data = _get_flat_data_for_domain(domain, startdate, enddate)
context = {}
heading = "%s report: %s - %s" % (domain, startdate.strftime('%m/%d/%Y'), enddate.strftime('%m/%d/%Y'))
context['report_heading'] = heading
context['daterange_header'] = repinspector.get_daterange_header(startdate, enddate, add_total=True)
context['startdate'] = startdate
context['enddate'] = enddate
context['results'] = data
return render_to_string("hq/reports/email_hierarchy_report.txt", context)
def render_direct_email(prepared_data, startdate, enddate, template_name, params={}):
# CZUE: I hate this code. This is a really bad level of encapsulation.
# Oh yeah, pass in a template and we'll set some magic variables involving
# the dates and pass them in. This is some of the most confusing and
# poor coupling I've seen.
# We should destroy this beast.
context = {}
context["daterange_header"] = repinspector.get_daterange_header(startdate, enddate)
context["startdate"] = startdate
context["enddate"] = enddate
if params.has_key("heading"):
context["report_heading"] = params["heading"]
else:
raise Exception("Error to render an Email, you must specify a heading")
context["results"] = prepared_data
rendered = render_to_string(template_name, context)
return rendered
