def check_and_update_mapper_level(user_id: int):
""" Check users mapping level and update if they have crossed threshold """
user = UserService.get_user_by_id(user_id)
user_level = MappingLevel(user.mapping_level)
if user_level == MappingLevel.ADVANCED:
return # User has achieved highest level, so no need to do further checking
intermediate_level = current_app.config["MAPPER_LEVEL_INTERMEDIATE"]
advanced_level = current_app.config["MAPPER_LEVEL_ADVANCED"]
try:
osm_details = OSMService.get_osm_details_for_user(user_id)
if (osm_details.changeset_count > advanced_level
and user.mapping_level != MappingLevel.ADVANCED.value):
user.mapping_level = MappingLevel.ADVANCED.value
UserService.notify_level_upgrade(user_id, user.username,
"ADVANCED")
elif (intermediate_level < osm_details.changeset_count <
advanced_level
and user.mapping_level != MappingLevel.INTERMEDIATE.value):
user.mapping_level = MappingLevel.INTERMEDIATE.value
UserService.notify_level_upgrade(user_id, user.username,
"INTERMEDIATE")
except OSMServiceError:
# Swallow exception as we don't want to blow up the server for this
current_app.logger.error("Error attempting to update mapper level")
return
user.save()
def get_mapping_level(user_id: int):
""" Gets mapping level user is at"""
user = UserService.get_user_by_id(user_id)
return MappingLevel(user.mapping_level)
