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This may be a bit extreme. It's modeled after the ideal "rails way". In the controller, we now know the name of a single resource. It doesn't happen to be backed by a database table, but it does know all about the task of collecting stats, leaving the controller concerned with just munging params and rendering stuff. I called the resource `IndexPage`, to avoid the temptation of trying to reuse it, which can get pretty messy. Later, if a better abstraction appears, it should be fairly painless to alter.
43 lines
835 B
Ruby
43 lines
835 B
Ruby
module Stats
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class IndexPage
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attr_reader :user
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def initialize(user)
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@user = user
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end
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def actions
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@actions ||= Stats::Actions.new(user)
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end
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def totals
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@totals ||= Stats::Totals.new(user)
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end
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def projects
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@projects ||= Stats::Projects.new(user)
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end
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def contexts
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@contexts ||= Stats::Contexts.new(user)
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end
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def tag_cloud
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unless @tag_cloud
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tags = Stats::TagCloudQuery.new(user).result
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@tag_cloud = Stats::TagCloud.new(tags)
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end
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@tag_cloud
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end
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def tag_cloud_90days
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unless @tag_cloud_90days
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cutoff = 3.months.ago.beginning_of_day
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tags = Stats::TagCloudQuery.new(user, cutoff).result
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@tag_cloud_90days = Stats::TagCloud.new(tags)
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end
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@tag_cloud_90days
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end
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end
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end
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