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fix for issue #136 : tags counting #155

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12 changes: 8 additions & 4 deletions lernanta/apps/projects/models.py
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Expand Up @@ -416,11 +416,16 @@ def get_non_started_next_projects(self, user):
else:
return Project.objects.none()

@classmethod
def get_projects_excluded_from_listing(cls):
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Just a thought, but wouldn't it make more sense to return the listed projects? The queries in get_popular_tags and get_weighted_tags can also be changed to use the listed projects instead.

Also, consider returning the QuerySet rather than a list of ids

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Heya, it does make sense; actuallay I was stuck for a while till I figured out that it was a dict of ids. It makes the test harder to write, which in itself is a sign that something is wrong. :)

I won't have time to look at this for now, so feel free to apply it and we can revisit later, or to make the changes yourself, or I will make them probably at the weekend.

return Project.objects.filter(Q(not_listed=True)
|Q(deleted=True)|Q(archived=True)
|Q(under_development=True)|Q(test=True)).values('id')

@classmethod
def get_popular_tags(cls, max_count=10):
ct = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(Project)
not_listed = Project.objects.filter(
Q(not_listed=True)|Q(deleted=True)).values('id')
not_listed = Project.get_projects_excluded_from_listing()
return GeneralTaggedItem.objects.filter(
content_type=ct).exclude(object_id__in=not_listed).values(
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This will become something like

return GeneralTaggedItem.objects.filter(content_type=ct, object_id__in=listed).values(

if we rather use listed instead of not_listed

'tag__name').annotate(tagged_count=Count('object_id')).order_by(
Expand All @@ -429,8 +434,7 @@ def get_popular_tags(cls, max_count=10):
@classmethod
def get_weighted_tags(cls, min_count=2, min_weight=1.0, max_weight=7.0):
ct = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(Project)
not_listed = Project.objects.filter(
Q(not_listed=True)|Q(deleted=True)).values('id')
not_listed = Project.get_projects_excluded_from_listing()
tags = GeneralTaggedItem.objects.filter(
content_type=ct).exclude(object_id__in=not_listed).values(
'tag__name').annotate(tagged_count=Count('object_id')).filter(
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30 changes: 30 additions & 0 deletions lernanta/apps/projects/tests.py
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Expand Up @@ -79,3 +79,33 @@ def test_challenge_creation(self):
challenge = Project.objects.get(slug=slug)
self.assertEqual(challenge.category, Project.CHALLENGE)
self.assertEqual(challenge.duration_hours, 10)

def test_get_projects_excluded_from_listing(self):
deleted_project = Project(deleted=True, test=False)
deleted_project.save()

not_listed_project = Project(not_listed=True, test=False)
not_listed_project.save()

under_dev_project = Project(name="under_dev:default", test=False)
under_dev_project.save()

archived_project = Project(under_development=False, archived=True)
archived_project.save()

test_project = Project(under_development=False, test=True)
test_project.save()

project = Project(name="listed", under_development=False, test=False)
project.save()

not_listed = Project.get_projects_excluded_from_listing()
not_listed_ids = []
for project_entry in not_listed:
not_listed_ids.append(project_entry['id'])

self.assertTrue(deleted_project.id in not_listed_ids)
self.assertTrue(not_listed_project.id in not_listed_ids)
self.assertTrue(under_dev_project.id in not_listed_ids)
self.assertTrue(test_project.id in not_listed_ids)
self.assertFalse(project.id in not_listed_ids)
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Big +1 for this test!

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https://twitter.com/#!/carlosble is the one to be blamed for that. I was pairing with him last night to track this down!