- no longer dictToArray where it isn't necessary (because already an
array)
- fix chart height:
- previous charts were causing bugs
- height is fixed (even with window resizing)
- clean whitespaces
kfet.statistic
- delete no longer used defs
- new mixin - ScaleMixin
- get scale args from GET params
- chunkify querysets according to a scale
Article stats
- use SingleResumeStat for manifest
- use ScaleMixin for sales
- update urls
- update permission required: teamkfet
Account stats
- update permission required: teamkfet
- operations use ScaleMixin
- fix manifests urls
K-Fêt - Statistics
New base class - StatScale
- create scale, given chunk size (timedelta), start and end times
- get labels of
- get start and end datetimes of chunks
DayStatScale: Scale whose chunks interval is 1 day
WeekStatScale: same with 1 week
MonthStatScale: same with 1 month
AccountStatOperationList: manifest of operations stats of an account
- renamed from AccountStatLastAll
- updated according to SingleResumeStat
AccountStatOperation:
- renamed from AccountStatLast
- remove scale logic with use of StatScale objects
- used scale is given by `scale` and `scale_args` GET params
- add filter on operations types with `types` GET param
AccountStatLast(Day,Week,Month) are deleted ("merged" in
AccountStatOperation)
- Use `data` arg of `$.getJSON` for `format` param
- Delete `dictToArray` call on data returned by `SingleResumeStat` class view since this view now returns stats manifest as an array
New mixin: PkUrlMixin
- use with SingleObjectMixin standard django mixin (used by
DetailView...)
- `get_object` use field declared in `pk_url_kwarg` to get... the object
SingleResumeStat
- clean (part of) py code
AccountStatBalanceList
- renamed from `AccountStatBalanceAll`
- url modified
- add permission checking (only the connected user can get balance
stats manifest)
- clean py code
AccountStatBalance
- cleaner filtering management
- merge urls using this class
- clean py code
Sometime `uid` is not set in the objects fetched from the LDAP. This
case has to be handled. Also, the `.uid` and `.cn` attributes of these
objects in the python abstractions have a `.value` method which we
should use.
Sometime `uid` is not set in the objects fetched from the LDAP. This
case has to be handled. Also, the `.uid` and `.cn` attributes of these
objects in the python abstractions have a `.value` method which we
should use.
