コード例 #1
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ファイル: reporting.py プロジェクト: matthiask/workbench
def average_employment_duration():
    stats = {}

    stats["current_users"] = query(
        """
with date_from_until as (
    select
        user_id,
        date_from,
        case
            when date_until='9999-12-31' then current_date
            else date_until
        end as date_until
    from awt_employment e
    left join accounts_user u on e.user_id=u.id
    where u.is_active=TRUE
),
durations as (
select user_id, sum(date_until - date_from) as duration
from date_from_until
group by user_id
)
select avg(duration)/365.24 from durations
        """,
        [],
    )[0][0]

    stats["all_users"] = query(
        """
with date_from_until as (
    select
        user_id,
        date_from,
        case
            when date_until='9999-12-31' then current_date
            else date_until
        end as date_until
    from awt_employment
),
durations as (
select user_id, sum(date_until - date_from) as duration
from date_from_until
group by user_id
)
select avg(duration)/365.24 from durations
        """,
        [],
    )[0][0]

    return stats
コード例 #2
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def work_anniversaries():
    anniversaries = []
    today = dt.date.today()

    for name, start in query(
            """
WITH
employments AS (
  SELECT
    user_id,
    date_from,
    date_until
  FROM awt_employment
  WHERE percentage>0
  ORDER BY date_from
),
ends AS (
  SELECT
    user_id,
    array_agg(date_until + 1) AS ends
  FROM employments
  GROUP BY user_id
),
earliest AS (
  SELECT
    user_id,
    -- The latest start which ...
    MAX(date_from) AS start
  FROM employments
  LEFT JOIN ends USING (user_id)
  -- ... has no ending employment preceeding it (one day difference)
  WHERE date_from <> ALL(ends.ends)
  GROUP BY user_id
)
SELECT _full_name, earliest.start
FROM accounts_user u
LEFT JOIN earliest ON u.id=earliest.user_id
WHERE earliest.start IS NOT NULL AND u.is_active=TRUE
        """,
        [],
    ):
        this_year = start.replace(year=today.year)
        anniversaries.append({
            "name": name,
            "start": start,
            "this_year": this_year,
            "anniversary": this_year.year - start.year,
            "already": this_year > today,
        })

    return sorted(anniversaries,
                  key=lambda row: (row["this_year"], row["name"]))
コード例 #3
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ファイル: reporting.py プロジェクト: jnshimiyimana/workbench
    def capacity(self):
        by_user = defaultdict(dict)
        total = defaultdict(int)

        user_ids = ([user.id for user in self.users]
                    if self.users else list(self._user_ids))

        for week, user, capacity in query(
                """
select week, user_id, percentage * 5 * planning_hours_per_day / 100 as capacity
from generate_series(%s::date, %s::date, '7 days') as week
left outer join lateral (
    select user_id, date_from, date_until, percentage, planning_hours_per_day
    from awt_employment
    left join accounts_user on awt_employment.user_id=accounts_user.id
    where user_id = any (%s)
) as employment
on employment.date_from <= week and employment.date_until > week
where percentage is not NULL -- NULL produced by outer join
            """,
            [min(self.weeks), max(self.weeks), user_ids],
        ):
            by_user[user][week.date()] = capacity
            total[week.date()] += capacity

        users = self.users or list(User.objects.filter(id__in=by_user))
        return {
            "total": [total.get(week, 0) for week in self.weeks],
            "by_user": [{
                "user": {
                    "name": user.get_full_name(),
                    "url": user.urls["planning"],
                },
                "capacity":
                [by_user[user.id].get(week, 0) for week in self.weeks],
            } for user in sorted(users)],
        }
コード例 #4
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def planning_vs_logbook(date_range, *, users):
    planned = defaultdict(dict)
    logged = defaultdict(dict)

    user_ids = [user.id for user in users]

    seen_weeks = set()

    for customer_id, week, planned_hours in query(
        """
with
planned_per_week as (
    select
        p.customer_id,
        unnest(weeks) as week,
        planned_hours / array_length(weeks, 1) / 5 as hours
    from planning_plannedwork pw
    left join projects_project p on pw.project_id = p.id
    where user_id = any(%s)
),
weeks as (
    select
        date_trunc('week', day) as week,
        count(*) as days
    from generate_series(%s::date, %s::date, '1 day') as day
    where extract(dow from day) between 1 and 5
    group by week
)

select
    customer_id,
    weeks.week,
    sum(hours * weeks.days)
from
    planned_per_week, weeks
where
    planned_per_week.week = weeks.week
group by customer_id, weeks.week
        """,
        [user_ids, *date_range],
    ):
        seen_weeks.add(week)
        planned[customer_id][week] = planned_hours

    for customer_id, week, worked_hours in query(
        """
select
    p.customer_id,
    date_trunc('week', rendered_on) as week,
    sum(hours) as hours
from logbook_loggedhours lh
left join projects_service ps on lh.service_id = ps.id
left join projects_project p on ps.project_id = p.id
where
    rendered_by_id = any(%s)
    and rendered_on between %s::date and %s::date
group by customer_id, week
        """,
        [user_ids, *date_range],
    ):
        seen_weeks.add(week)
        logged[customer_id][week] = worked_hours

    customers = {
        customer.id: customer
        for customer in Organization.objects.filter(
            id__in=planned.keys() | logged.keys()
        )
    }
    weeks = sorted(seen_weeks)

    def _customer(planned, logged):
        ret = [
            {
                "customer": customers[customer_id],
                "per_week": [
                    {
                        "week": week,
                        "planned": planned[customer_id].get(week),
                        "logged": logged[customer_id].get(week),
                    }
                    for week in weeks
                ],
                "planned": sum(planned[customer_id].values(), Z1),
                "logged": sum(logged[customer_id].values(), Z1),
            }
            for customer_id in planned.keys() | logged.keys()
        ]
        return sorted(ret, key=lambda row: (-row["planned"], -row["logged"]))

    ret = {
        "per_customer": _customer(planned, logged),
        "weeks": weeks,
    }
    ret["planned"] = sum((c["planned"] for c in ret["per_customer"]), Z1)
    ret["logged"] = sum((c["logged"] for c in ret["per_customer"]), Z1)
    return ret
コード例 #5
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    def capacity(self):
        by_user = defaultdict(dict)
        total = defaultdict(int)

        user_ids = (
            [user.id for user in self.users] if self.users else list(self._user_ids)
        )

        for week, user, capacity in query(
            """
select
    week,
    user_id,
    coalesce(percentage, 0) * 5 * coalesce(planning_hours_per_day, 0) / 100
        - coalesce(pw_hours, 0)
        - coalesce(abs_hours, 0)
        - coalesce(ph_days, 0)
          * coalesce(planning_hours_per_day, 0)
          * coalesce(percentage, 0) / 100
        as capacity

--
-- Determine the employment percentage and planning_hours_per_day
-- for each user and week
--
from generate_series(%s::date, %s::date, '7 days') as week
left outer join lateral (
    select
        user_id,
        date_from,
        date_until,
        percentage,
        planning_hours_per_day
    from awt_employment
    left join accounts_user on awt_employment.user_id=accounts_user.id
    where user_id = any (%s)
) as employment
on employment.date_from <= week and employment.date_until > week

--
-- Aggregate planned hours per week, distributing equally the planned_hours
-- value over all weeks in the planned work record
--
left outer join lateral (
    select
        user_id as pw_user_id,
        sum(planned_hours / cardinality(weeks)) as pw_hours,
        unnest(weeks) as pw_week
    from planning_plannedwork
    where user_id = any (%s)
    group by pw_user_id, pw_week
) as planned
on week=pw_week and user_id=pw_user_id

left outer join lateral(

    --
    -- Generate rows of absences (user_id, days, planning_hours, weeks::date[])
    --
    with sq as (
        select
            user_id as abs_user_id,
            days,
            planning_hours_per_day,
            (
              select array_agg(w::date) from generate_series(
                date_trunc('week', starts_on),
                date_trunc('week', ends_on),
                '7 days'
              ) as w
            ) as weeks
          from awt_absence
          where user_id = any(%s)
          and user_id=employment.user_id
          and employment.date_from <= date_trunc('week', week)
          and employment.date_until > date_trunc('week', week)
    )
    --
    -- Calculate the planning hours for each absence and distribute the hours
    -- over all weeks in which the absence takes place
    --
    select
      abs_user_id,
      sum(days * planning_hours_per_day / cardinality(weeks)) as abs_hours,
      unnest(weeks) as abs_week
    from sq
    group by abs_user_id, abs_week

) as absences
on week=abs_week and user_id=abs_user_id

left outer join lateral(
    select
      date_trunc('week', date) as ph_week,
      sum(fraction) as ph_days
    from planning_publicholiday
    where extract(dow from date) between 1 and 6
    group by ph_week
) as public_holidays
on week=ph_week

            """,
            [min(self.weeks), max(self.weeks), user_ids, user_ids, user_ids],
        ):
            by_user[user][week.date()] = capacity
            total[week.date()] += capacity

        users = self.users or list(User.objects.filter(id__in=by_user))
        return {
            "total": [total.get(week, 0) for week in self.weeks],
            "by_user": [
                {
                    "user": {
                        "name": user.get_full_name(),
                        "url": user.urls["planning"],
                    },
                    "capacity": [by_user[user.id].get(week, 0) for week in self.weeks],
                }
                for user in sorted(users)
            ],
        }
コード例 #6
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    def add_public_holidays(self):
        ud = {user.id: user for user in User.objects.filter(id__in=self._user_ids)}

        for (
            id,
            date,
            name,
            user_id,
            planning_hours_per_day,
            fraction,
            percentage,
        ) in query(
            """
select
    ph.id,
    ph.date,
    ph.name,
    user_id,
    planning_hours_per_day,
    fraction,
    percentage

from planning_publicholiday ph
left outer join lateral (
    select
        user_id,
        date_from,
        date_until,
        percentage,
        planning_hours_per_day
    from awt_employment
    left join accounts_user on awt_employment.user_id=accounts_user.id
    where user_id = any (%s)
) as employment
on employment.date_from <= ph.date and employment.date_until > ph.date

where ph.date between %s and %s and user_id is not null
order by ph.date
            """,
            [list(ud.keys()), min(self.weeks), max(self.weeks)],
        ):
            # Skip weekends
            if date.weekday() >= 5:
                continue

            week = monday(date)
            idx = self.weeks.index(week)

            user = ud[user_id]
            ph_hours = (
                (planning_hours_per_day or 0)
                * (fraction or 0)
                * (percentage or 0)
                / 100
            )
            detail = " × ".join(
                (
                    f"{hours(planning_hours_per_day)}/d",
                    f"{percentage}%",
                    f"{fraction}d",
                )
            )
            self._absences[user][idx].append(
                (
                    ph_hours,
                    f"{name} ({detail} = {hours(ph_hours)})",
                    reverse("planning_publicholiday_detail", kwargs={"pk": id}),
                )
            )
            self._by_week[week] += ph_hours
コード例 #7
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ファイル: reporting.py プロジェクト: matthiask/workbench
def logged_hours(user):
    stats = {}

    from_ = monday(in_days(-180))

    hours_per_week = {}
    for week, type, hours in query(
            """
WITH sq AS (
    SELECT
        date_trunc('week', rendered_on) AS week,
        project.type AS type,
        SUM(hours) AS hours
    FROM logbook_loggedhours hours
    LEFT JOIN projects_service service ON hours.service_id=service.id
    LEFT JOIN projects_project project ON service.project_id=project.id
    WHERE rendered_by_id=%s AND rendered_on>=%s
    GROUP BY week, project.type
)
SELECT series.week, sq.type, COALESCE(sq.hours, 0)
FROM generate_series(%s, %s, '7 days') AS series(week)
LEFT OUTER JOIN sq ON series.week=sq.week
ORDER BY series.week
""",
        [user.id, from_, from_,
         monday() + dt.timedelta(days=6)],
    ):
        if week in hours_per_week:
            hours_per_week[week]["hours"] += hours
            hours_per_week[week]["by_type"][type] = hours
        else:
            hours_per_week[week] = {
                "week": week,
                "hours": hours,
                "by_type": {
                    type: hours
                },
            }

    stats["hours_per_week"] = [
        row[1] for row in sorted(hours_per_week.items())
    ]

    hours_per_customer = defaultdict(dict)
    total_hours_per_customer = defaultdict(int)

    for week, customer, hours in query(
            """
WITH sq AS (
    SELECT
        date_trunc('week', rendered_on) AS week,
        customer.name AS customer,
        SUM(hours) AS hours
    FROM logbook_loggedhours hours
    LEFT JOIN projects_service service ON hours.service_id=service.id
    LEFT JOIN projects_project project ON service.project_id=project.id
    LEFT JOIN contacts_organization customer ON project.customer_id=customer.id
    WHERE rendered_by_id=%s AND rendered_on>=%s
    GROUP BY week, customer.name
)
SELECT series.week, COALESCE(sq.customer, ''), COALESCE(sq.hours, 0)
FROM generate_series(%s, %s, '7 days') AS series(week)
LEFT OUTER JOIN sq ON series.week=sq.week
ORDER BY series.week
        """,
        [user.id, from_, from_,
         monday() + dt.timedelta(days=6)],
    ):
        customer = customer.split("\n")[0]
        hours_per_customer[week][customer] = hours
        total_hours_per_customer[customer] += hours

    customers = [
        row[0] for row in sorted(total_hours_per_customer.items(),
                                 key=lambda row: row[1],
                                 reverse=True)
    ][:10]

    weeks = sorted(hours_per_customer.keys())
    stats["hours_per_customer"] = {
        "weeks":
        weeks,
        "by_customer": [{
            "name":
            customer,
            "hours":
            [hours_per_customer[week].get(customer, 0) for week in weeks],
        } for customer in customers],
    }
    customers = set(customers)
    stats["hours_per_customer"]["by_customer"].append({
        "name":
        _("All others"),
        "hours": [
            sum(
                (hours for customer, hours in hours_per_customer[week].items()
                 if customer not in customers),
                0,
            ) for week in weeks
        ],
    })

    dows = [
        None,
        _("Monday"),
        _("Tuesday"),
        _("Wednesday"),
        _("Thursday"),
        _("Friday"),
        _("Saturday"),
        _("Sunday"),
    ]

    stats["rendered_hours_per_weekday"] = [{
        "dow": int(dow),
        "name": dows[int(dow)],
        "hours": hours
    } for dow, hours in query(
        """
WITH sq AS (
    SELECT
        (extract(isodow from rendered_on)::integer) as dow,
        SUM(hours) AS hours
    FROM logbook_loggedhours
    WHERE rendered_by_id=%s AND rendered_on>=%s
    GROUP BY dow
    ORDER BY dow
)
SELECT series.dow, COALESCE(sq.hours, 0)
FROM generate_series(1, 7) AS series(dow)
LEFT OUTER JOIN sq ON series.dow=sq.dow
ORDER BY series.dow
            """,
        [user.id, from_],
    )]

    stats["created_hours_per_weekday"] = [{
        "dow": int(dow),
        "name": dows[int(dow)],
        "hours": hours
    } for dow, hours in query(
        """
WITH sq AS (
    SELECT
        (extract(isodow from timezone('CET', created_at))::integer) as dow,
        SUM(hours) AS hours
    FROM logbook_loggedhours
    WHERE rendered_by_id=%s AND rendered_on>=%s
    GROUP BY dow
    ORDER BY dow
)
SELECT series.dow, COALESCE(sq.hours, 0)
FROM generate_series(1, 7) AS series(dow)
LEFT OUTER JOIN sq ON series.dow=sq.dow
ORDER BY series.dow
            """,
        [user.id, from_],
    )]

    return stats