canvas-lms/app/models/communication_channel.rb

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#
# Copyright (C) 2011 Instructure, Inc.
#
# This file is part of Canvas.
#
# Canvas is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
# the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free
# Software Foundation, version 3 of the License.
#
# Canvas is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
# WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR
# A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Affero General Public License for more
# details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License along
# with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
class CommunicationChannel < ActiveRecord::Base
extend ActiveSupport::Memoizable
# You should start thinking about communication channels
# as independent of pseudonyms
include Workflow
attr_accessible :user, :path, :path_type, :build_pseudonym_on_confirm, :pseudonym
belongs_to :pseudonym
has_many :pseudonyms
belongs_to :user
has_many :notification_policies, :dependent => :destroy
has_many :messages
before_save :consider_retiring, :assert_path_type, :set_confirmation_code
before_save :consider_building_pseudonym
validates_presence_of :path
validate :uniqueness_of_path
validate :not_otp_communication_channel, :if => lambda { |cc| cc.path_type == TYPE_SMS && cc.retired? }
acts_as_list :scope => :user_id
has_a_broadcast_policy
attr_reader :request_password
attr_reader :send_confirmation
# Constants for the different supported communication channels
TYPE_EMAIL = 'email'
TYPE_SMS = 'sms'
TYPE_CHAT = 'chat'
TYPE_TWITTER = 'twitter'
TYPE_FACEBOOK = 'facebook'
def self.sms_carriers
@sms_carriers ||= (Setting.from_config('sms', false) ||
{ 'AT&T' => 'txt.att.net',
'Alltel' => 'message.alltel.com',
'Boost' => 'myboostmobile.com',
'Cingular' => 'cingularme.com',
'CellularOne' => 'mobile.celloneusa.com',
'Cricket' => 'sms.mycricket.com',
'Nextel' => 'messaging.nextel.com',
'Sprint PCS' => 'messaging.sprintpcs.com',
'T-Mobile' => 'tmomail.net',
'Verizon' => 'vtext.com',
'Virgin Mobile' => 'vmobl.com' }).map.sort
end
def pseudonym
self.user.pseudonyms.find_by_unique_id(self.path)
end
set_broadcast_policy do |p|
p.dispatch :forgot_password
p.to { self }
p.whenever { |record|
@request_password
}
p.dispatch :confirm_registration
p.to { self }
p.whenever { |record|
@send_confirmation and
(record.workflow_state == 'active' ||
(record.workflow_state == 'unconfirmed' and (self.user.pre_registered? || self.user.creation_pending?))) and
self.path_type == TYPE_EMAIL
}
p.dispatch :confirm_email_communication_channel
p.to { self }
p.whenever { |record|
@send_confirmation and
record.workflow_state == 'unconfirmed' and self.user.registered? and
self.path_type == TYPE_EMAIL
}
p.context { @root_account }
p.dispatch :merge_email_communication_channel
p.to { self }
p.whenever {|record|
@send_merge_notification and
self.path_type == TYPE_EMAIL
}
p.dispatch :confirm_sms_communication_channel
p.to { self }
p.whenever { |record|
@send_confirmation and
record.workflow_state == 'unconfirmed' and
self.path_type == TYPE_SMS and
!self.user.creation_pending?
}
p.context { @root_account }
end
def active_pseudonyms
self.user.pseudonyms.active
end
memoize :active_pseudonyms
def uniqueness_of_path
return if path.nil?
return if retired?
return unless user_id
conditions = ["LOWER(path)=? AND user_id=? AND path_type=? AND workflow_state IN('unconfirmed', 'active')", path.mb_chars.downcase, user_id, path_type]
unless new_record?
conditions.first << " AND id<>?"
conditions << id
end
if self.class.exists?(conditions)
self.errors.add(:path, :taken, :value => path)
end
end
def not_otp_communication_channel
self.errors.add(:workflow_state, "Can't remove a user's SMS that is used for one time passwords") if self.id == self.user.otp_communication_channel_id
end
# Return the 'path' for simple communication channel types like email and sms. For
# Facebook and Twitter, return the user's configured user_name for the service.
def path_description
if self.path_type == TYPE_FACEBOOK
res = self.user.user_services.for_service(TYPE_FACEBOOK).first.service_user_name rescue nil
res ||= t :default_facebook_account, 'Facebook Account'
res
elsif self.path_type == TYPE_TWITTER
res = self.user.user_services.for_service(TYPE_TWITTER).first.service_user_name rescue nil
res ||= t :default_twitter_handle, 'Twitter Handle'
res
else
self.path
end
end
def forgot_password!
@request_password = true
set_confirmation_code(true)
self.save!
@request_password = false
end
def send_confirmation!(root_account)
@send_confirmation = true
@root_account = root_account
self.save!
@root_account = nil
@send_confirmation = false
end
def send_merge_notification!
@send_merge_notification = true
self.save!
@send_merge_notification = false
end
def send_otp!(code)
m = self.messages.new
m.to = self.path
m.body = t :body, "Your Canvas verification code is %{verification_code}", :verification_code => code
Mailer.deliver_message(m) rescue nil # omg! just ignore delivery failures
end
# If you are creating a new communication_channel, do nothing, this just
# works. If you are resetting the confirmation_code, call @cc.
# set_confirmation_code(true), or just save the record to leave the old
# confirmation code in place.
def set_confirmation_code(reset=false)
self.confirmation_code = nil if reset
if self.path_type == TYPE_EMAIL or self.path_type.nil?
self.confirmation_code ||= AutoHandle.generate(nil, 25)
else
self.confirmation_code ||= AutoHandle.generate
end
end
named_scope :for, lambda { |context|
case context
when User
{ :conditions => ['communication_channels.user_id = ?', context.id] }
when Notification
{ :include => [:notification_policies], :conditions => ['notification_policies.notification_id = ?', context.id] }
else
{}
end
}
named_scope :by_path, lambda { |path|
if connection_pool.spec.config[:adapter] == 'mysql'
{ :conditions => {:path => path } }
else
{ :conditions => ["LOWER(communication_channels.path)=?", path.try(:downcase)]}
end
}
named_scope :email, :conditions => { :path_type => TYPE_EMAIL }
named_scope :sms, :conditions => { :path_type => TYPE_SMS }
named_scope :active, :conditions => { :workflow_state => 'active' }
named_scope :unretired, :conditions => ['communication_channels.workflow_state<>?', 'retired']
named_scope :for_notification_frequency, lambda {|notification, frequency|
{ :include => [:notification_policies], :conditions => ['notification_policies.notification_id = ? and notification_policies.frequency = ?', notification.id, frequency] }
}
# Get the list of communication channels that overrides an association's default order clause.
# This returns an unretired and properly ordered already fetch array of CommunicationChannel objects ready for usage.
def self.all_ordered_for_display(user)
# Add communication channel for users that already had Twitter
# integrated before we started offering it as a cc
twitter_service = user.user_services.for_service(CommunicationChannel::TYPE_TWITTER).first
twitter_service.assert_communication_channel if twitter_service
rank_order = [TYPE_EMAIL, TYPE_SMS]
# Add facebook and twitter (in that order) if the user's account is setup for them.
rank_order << TYPE_FACEBOOK unless user.user_services.for_service(CommunicationChannel::TYPE_FACEBOOK).empty?
rank_order << TYPE_TWITTER if twitter_service
self.unretired.scoped(:conditions => ['communication_channels.path_type IN (?)', rank_order]).
find(:all, :order => "#{self.rank_sql(rank_order, 'communication_channels.path_type')} ASC, communication_channels.position asc")
end
named_scope :include_policies, :include => :notification_policies
named_scope :in_state, lambda { |state| { :conditions => ["communication_channels.workflow_state = ?", state.to_s]}}
named_scope :of_type, lambda {|type| { :conditions => ['communication_channels.path_type = ?', type] } }
def can_notify?
self.notification_policies.any? { |np| np.frequency == 'never' } ? false : true
end
# This is the re-worked find_for_all. It is created to get all
# communication channels that have a specific, valid notification policy
# setup for it, or the default communication channel for a user. This,
# of course, doesn't hold for registration, since no policy is expected
# to intervene. All registration notices go to the passed-in
# communication channel. That information is being handed to us from
# the context of the notification policy being fired.
def self.find_all_for(user=nil, notification=nil, cc=nil, frequency='immediately')
return [] unless user && notification
return [cc] if cc and notification.registration?
return [] unless user.registered?
policy_matches_frequency = {}
policy_for_channel = {}
can_notify = {}
NotificationPolicy.for(user).for(notification).each do |policy|
policy_matches_frequency[policy.communication_channel_id] = true if policy.frequency == frequency
policy_for_channel[policy.communication_channel_id] = true
can_notify[policy.communication_channel_id] = false if policy.frequency == 'never'
end
all_channels = user.communication_channels.active
communication_channels = all_channels.select{|cc| policy_matches_frequency[cc.id] }
all_channels = all_channels.select{|cc| policy_for_channel[cc.id] }
# The trick here is that if the user has ANY policies defined for this notification
# then we shouldn't overwrite it with the default channel -- but we only want to
# return the list of channels for immediate dispatch.
communication_channels = [user.email_channel] if all_channels.empty? && notification.default_frequency == 'immediately'
communication_channels.compact!
# Remove ALL channels if one is 'never'? No, I think we should just remove any paths that are set to 'never'
# User can say NEVER email me, but SMS me right away.
communication_channels.reject!{|cc| can_notify[cc] == false}
communication_channels
end
def self.ids_with_pending_delayed_messages
CommunicationChannel.connection.select_values(
"SELECT distinct communication_channel_id
FROM delayed_messages
WHERE workflow_state = 'pending' AND send_at <= '#{Time.now.to_s(:db)}'")
end
def move_to_user(user, migrate=true)
return unless user
if self.pseudonym && self.pseudonym.unique_id == self.path
self.pseudonym.move_to_user(user, migrate)
else
old_user_id = self.user_id
self.user_id = user.id
self.save!
if old_user_id
Pseudonym.update_all({:user_id => user.id}, {:user_id => old_user_id, :unique_id => self.path})
User.update_all({:updated_at => Time.now.utc}, {:id => [old_user_id, user.id]})
end
end
end
def consider_building_pseudonym
if self.build_pseudonym_on_confirm && self.active?
self.build_pseudonym_on_confirm = false
pseudonym = self.user.pseudonyms.build(:unique_id => self.path, :account => Account.default)
existing_pseudonym = self.user.pseudonyms.active.select{|p| p.account_id == Account.default.id }.first
if existing_pseudonym
pseudonym.password_salt = existing_pseudonym.password_salt
pseudonym.crypted_password = existing_pseudonym.crypted_password
end
pseudonym.save!
end
true
end
def consider_retiring
self.retire if self.bounce_count >= 5
end
alias_method :destroy!, :destroy
def destroy
self.workflow_state = 'retired'
self.save
end
workflow do
state :unconfirmed do
event :confirm, :transitions_to => :active do
self.set_confirmation_code(true)
end
event :retire, :transitions_to => :retired
end
state :active do
event :retire, :transitions_to => :retired
end
state :retired do
event :re_activate, :transitions_to => :active do
self.bounce_count = 0
end
end
end
# This is setup as a default in the database, but this overcomes misspellings.
def assert_path_type
pt = self.path_type
self.path_type = TYPE_EMAIL unless pt == TYPE_EMAIL or pt == TYPE_SMS or pt == TYPE_CHAT or pt == TYPE_FACEBOOK or pt == TYPE_TWITTER
end
protected :assert_path_type
def self.serialization_excludes; [:confirmation_code]; end
end