def get_course_mau_history_metrics(site, course_id, date_for, months_back):
"""Quick copy/modification of 'get_monthly_history_metric' for Course MAU
"""
date_for = as_date(date_for)
history = []
for year, month, _ in previous_months_iterator(
month_for=date_for,
months_back=months_back,
):
period = '{year}/{month}'.format(year=year, month=str(month).zfill(2))
active_users = get_mau_from_site_course(site=site,
course_id=course_id,
year=year,
month=month)
history.append(dict(
period=period,
value=active_users.count(),
))
if history:
# use the last entry
current_month = history[-1]['value']
else:
# This should work for float too since '0 == 0.0' resolves to True
current_month = 0
return dict(current_month=current_month, history=history)
def get_monthly_history_metric(func,
site,
date_for,
months_back,
include_current_in_history=True): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""Convenience method to retrieve current and historic data
Convenience function to populate monthly metrics data with history. Purpose
is to provide a time series list of values for a particular metrics going
back N months
:param func: the function we call for each time point
:param date_for: The most recent date for which we generate data. This is
the "current month"
:param months_back: How many months back to retrieve data
:param include_current_in_history: flag to include the current month as well
as previous months
:type func: Python function
:type date_for: datetime.datetime, datetime.date, or date as a string
:type months_back: integer
:type include_current_in_history: boolean
:return: a dict with two keys. ``current_month`` contains the monthly
metrics for the month in ``date_for``. ``history`` contains a list of metrics
for the current period and perids going back ``months_back``
:rtype: dict
Each list item contains two keys, ``period``, containing the year and month
for the data and ``value`` containing the numeric value of the data
"""
date_for = as_date(date_for)
history = []
for month in previous_months_iterator(
month_for=date_for,
months_back=months_back,
):
period = period_str(month)
value = func(
site=site,
start_date=datetime.date(month[0], month[1], 1),
end_date=datetime.date(month[0], month[1], month[2]),
)
history.append(dict(
period=period,
value=value,
))
if history:
# use the last entry
current_month = history[-1]['value']
else:
# This should work for float too since '0 == 0.0' resolves to True
current_month = 0
return dict(
current_month=current_month,
history=history,
)
def test_previous_months_iterator(self, month_for, months_back):
expected_vals = []
month_for = datetime.date(year=month_for[0],
month=month_for[1],
day=month_for[2])
for i in range(max(1, months_back), 0, -1): # e.g., 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
a_month = month_for - relativedelta(months=i - 1)
last_day_in_month = calendar.monthrange(a_month.year,
a_month.month)[1]
expected_vals.append(
(a_month.year, a_month.month, last_day_in_month))
vals = list(previous_months_iterator(month_for, months_back))
assert vals == expected_vals
def test_previous_months_iterator(self, month_for, months_back, first_month):
def as_month_tuple(month):
return (month.year, month.month)
expected_vals = []
for i in range(months_back):
a_month = first_month+relativedelta(months=i)
last_day_in_month = calendar.monthrange(a_month.year, a_month.month)[1]
expected_vals.append(
(a_month.year, a_month.month, last_day_in_month)
)
expected_vals.append(month_for)
vals = list(previous_months_iterator(month_for, months_back))
assert vals == expected_vals