def employer_questions(request, employer_id):
employer = get_object_or_404(Employer, pk=employer_id)
questions_qs = Question.objects.filter(employer=employer).order_by('-created')
questions = questions_qs
qids = [x.id for x in questions]
all_answers = Answer.objects.filter(question__in=qids).order_by('question')
extract_uid = lambda x: x.user_id
# TODO - see if this is going to be useful or not...
all_user_ids = set(map(extract_uid, questions) + map(extract_uid, all_answers))
all_users = dict((x.id, x) for x in User.objects.filter(id__in=all_user_ids))
for item in itertools.chain(questions, all_answers):
if not item.is_anonymous:
item.user = all_users[item.user_id]
questions_dict = dict((q.id, q) for q in questions)
# aggregate all the answers by question_id.
# all_answers is sorted by question, so this should return unique groupings by question_id.
for qid, answers in groupby(all_answers, lambda x: x.question_id):
# set the mapping question -> list of answers.
questions_dict[int(qid)]._answers = list(answers)
# hide all questions that are
# -deleted
# -has no answer.
questions = [q for q in questions if not(q.deleted and not q.answers)]
num_unanswered = Question.objects.get_unanswered(employer).count()
num_subscribed = Subscription.objects.filter(
type=SUBSCRIPTIONS.QNA,
employer=employer,
is_active=True).count()
# already subscribed or not.
is_subscribed = Subscription.is_user_subscribed_to_qna(request.user, employer)
ctx = dict(
employer=employer,
# forms
question_form=QuestionForm({'employer':employer}, auto_id=None),
# data to be displayed
questions=questions,
# questions_paginator=questions_paginator,
num_unanswered=num_unanswered,
num_subscribed=num_subscribed,
is_subscribed=is_subscribed,
)
return partial_html_response('main/employer_discussions.html', ctx, request)
def employer_rankings(request, employer_id):
'Display the tab for the employer rankings screen.'
employer = get_object_or_404(Employer, id=employer_id)
qs = UserPostings.objects.filter(employer=employer).select_related('user')\
.order_by('-created')
averages = average_rankings(qs)
helpful_ids = UserPostingsHelpful.objects.filter(user=request.user, posting__employer=employer).values('posting_id')
helpfuls = set(x['posting_id'] for x in helpful_ids)
user_postings = process_rankings(qs, helpfuls)
ctx = dict(
employer=employer,
averages=averages,
user_postings=user_postings,
sort_bys=[SortBy(col, SORT_BY_HUMAN_READABLE[col], 'asc')
for col in ['overall', 'created', 'year']]
)
return partial_html_response('main/employer_ranking.html', ctx, request)
def employer_summary(request, employer_id):
emp = Employer.objects.get(id=employer_id)
# todo - we might neeed 'magic function' to order questions.
unanswered = Question.objects.get_unanswered(emp).filter(deleted=False).order_by('-created')[:3]
user_postings = UserPostings.objects.filter(employer=emp)[:3]
def valid_location(loc):
return loc.lat is not None and loc.lng is not None and loc.formatted_address.strip()
def filter_dupe_locs(locations):
existing_addr = set()
for loc in locations:
if loc.formatted_address not in existing_addr:
existing_addr.add(loc.formatted_address)
yield loc
locations = filter(valid_location, emp.location_set.all().order_by('-created'))
# filter out duplicates
locations = list(filter_dupe_locs(locations))
def location_to_json(loc):
'Convert the given locations to json, to be displayed by'
res = loc.coord._asdict()
res.update(address=loc.formatted_address)
return res
posting_dist = list(UWPostingsAggregate.objects.for_employer(emp))
TERM_DICT = {1:'W', 2:'S', 3:'F'}
def aggr_to_json(aggregate):
return ("%02d'%s" % (aggregate.year % 100, TERM_DICT[aggregate.term]), aggregate.cnt)
show_posting_distribution = len(posting_dist) > 1
if show_posting_distribution:
posting_dist = map(aggr_to_json, posting_dist)
else:
posting_dist = []
request.json_output['posting_dist'] = posting_dist
request.json_output['locations'] = map(location_to_json, locations)
ctx = dict(
locations=locations,
user_postings=user_postings,
unanswered=unanswered,
employer=emp,
show_posting_distribution=show_posting_distribution,
)
return partial_html_response('main/employer_summary.html', ctx, request)
