def get_template_context(self, user, user_schedules):
course_id_strs = []
course_links = []
first_valid_upsell_context = None
first_schedule = None
first_expiration_date = None
# Experiment code: Skip users who are in the control bucket
hash_bucket = stable_bucketing_hash_group('fbe_access_expiry_reminder', 2, user.username)
properties = {
'site': self.site.domain, # pylint: disable=no-member
'app_label': 'course_duration_limits',
'nonInteraction': 1,
'bucket': hash_bucket,
'experiment': 'REVMI-95',
}
course_ids = course_id_strs
properties['num_courses'] = len(course_ids)
if course_ids:
properties['course_ids'] = course_ids[:10]
properties['primary_course_id'] = course_ids[0]
tracking_context = {
'host': self.site.domain, # pylint: disable=no-member
'path': '/', # make up a value, in order to allow the host to be passed along.
}
# I wonder if the user of this event should be the recipient, as they are not the ones
# who took an action. Rather, the system is acting, and they are the object.
# Admittedly that may be what 'nonInteraction' is meant to address. But sessionization may
# get confused by these events if they're attributed in this way, because there's no way for
# this event to get context that would match with what the user might be doing at the moment.
# But the events do show up in GA being joined up with existing sessions (i.e. within a half
# hour in the past), so they don't always break sessions. Not sure what happens after these.
# We can put the recipient_user_id into the properties, and then export as a custom dimension.
with tracker.get_tracker().context('course_duration_limits', tracking_context):
segment.track(
user_id=user.id,
event_name='edx.bi.experiment.user.bucketed',
properties=properties,
)
if hash_bucket == 0:
raise InvalidContextError()
for schedule in user_schedules:
upsell_context = _get_upsell_information_for_schedule(user, schedule)
if not upsell_context['show_upsell']:
continue
if not CourseDurationLimitConfig.enabled_for_enrollment(enrollment=schedule.enrollment):
LOG.info(u"course duration limits not enabled for %s", schedule.enrollment)
continue
expiration_date = get_user_course_expiration_date(user, schedule.enrollment.course)
if expiration_date is None:
LOG.info(u"No course expiration date for %s", schedule.enrollment.course)
continue
if first_valid_upsell_context is None:
first_schedule = schedule
first_valid_upsell_context = upsell_context
first_expiration_date = expiration_date
course_id_str = str(schedule.enrollment.course_id)
course_id_strs.append(course_id_str)
course_links.append({
'url': _get_trackable_course_home_url(schedule.enrollment.course_id),
'name': schedule.enrollment.course.display_name
})
if first_schedule is None:
self.log_debug('No courses eligible for upgrade for user.')
raise InvalidContextError()
context = {
'course_links': course_links,
'first_course_name': first_schedule.enrollment.course.display_name,
'cert_image': static('course_experience/images/verified-cert.png'),
'course_ids': course_id_strs,
'first_course_expiration_date': first_expiration_date.strftime(_(u"%b. %d, %Y")),
'time_until_expiration': timeuntil(first_expiration_date.date(), now=datetime.utcnow().date())
}
context.update(first_valid_upsell_context)
return context
def get_template_context(self, user, user_schedules):
course_id_strs = []
course_links = []
first_valid_upsell_context = None
first_schedule = None
first_expiration_date = None
self.log_info(u"Found %s schedules for %s", len(user_schedules), user.username)
for schedule in user_schedules:
upsell_context = _get_upsell_information_for_schedule(user, schedule)
if not upsell_context['show_upsell']:
self.log_info(u"No upsell available for %r", schedule.enrollment)
continue
if not CourseDurationLimitConfig.enabled_for_enrollment(enrollment=schedule.enrollment):
self.log_info(u"course duration limits not enabled for %r", schedule.enrollment)
continue
expiration_date = get_user_course_expiration_date(user, schedule.enrollment.course)
if expiration_date is None:
self.log_info(u"No course expiration date for %r", schedule.enrollment.course)
continue
if first_valid_upsell_context is None:
first_schedule = schedule
first_valid_upsell_context = upsell_context
first_expiration_date = expiration_date
course_id_str = str(schedule.enrollment.course_id)
course_id_strs.append(course_id_str)
course_links.append({
'url': _get_trackable_course_home_url(schedule.enrollment.course_id),
'name': schedule.enrollment.course.display_name
})
if first_schedule is None:
self.log_info(u'No courses eligible for upgrade for user %s.', user.username)
raise InvalidContextError()
# Experiment code: Skip users who are in the control bucket
hash_bucket = stable_bucketing_hash_group('fbe_access_expiry_reminder', 2, user.username)
properties = {
'site': self.site.domain, # pylint: disable=no-member
'app_label': 'course_duration_limits',
'nonInteraction': 1,
'bucket': hash_bucket,
'experiment': 'REVMI-95',
}
course_ids = course_id_strs
properties['num_courses'] = len(course_ids)
if course_ids:
properties['course_ids'] = course_ids[:10]
properties['primary_course_id'] = course_ids[0]
tracking_context = {
'host': self.site.domain, # pylint: disable=no-member
'path': '/', # make up a value, in order to allow the host to be passed along.
}
# I wonder if the user of this event should be the recipient, as they are not the ones
# who took an action. Rather, the system is acting, and they are the object.
# Admittedly that may be what 'nonInteraction' is meant to address. But sessionization may
# get confused by these events if they're attributed in this way, because there's no way for
# this event to get context that would match with what the user might be doing at the moment.
# But the events do show up in GA being joined up with existing sessions (i.e. within a half
# hour in the past), so they don't always break sessions. Not sure what happens after these.
# We can put the recipient_user_id into the properties, and then export as a custom dimension.
with tracker.get_tracker().context('course_duration_limits', tracking_context):
segment.track(
user_id=user.id,
event_name='edx.bi.experiment.user.bucketed',
properties=properties,
)
if hash_bucket == 0:
raise InvalidContextError()
context = {
'course_links': course_links,
'first_course_name': first_schedule.enrollment.course.display_name,
'cert_image': static('course_experience/images/verified-cert.png'),
'course_ids': course_id_strs,
'first_course_expiration_date': first_expiration_date.strftime(_(u"%b. %d, %Y")),
'time_until_expiration': timeuntil(first_expiration_date.date(), now=datetime.utcnow().date())
}
context.update(first_valid_upsell_context)
return context