canvas-lms/lib/submission_list.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/>.
#
# Contains a dictionary of arrays with hashes in them. This is so that
# we can get all the submissions for a course grouped by date and
# ordered by date, person, then assignment. Since working with this is
# a loop in a loop in a loop, it gets a little awkward for controllers
# and views, so I contain it in a class with some helper methods. The
# dictionary comes from facets, a stable and mature library that's been
# around for years. A dictionary is just an ordered hash.
#
# To use this:
#
# s = SubmissionList.new(course)
# s.each {|e| # lists each submission hash in the right order }
# s.each_day {|e| # lists each day with an array of submission hashes }
#
# The submission hash has some very useful meta data in there:
#
# :grader => printable name of the grader, or Someone if unknown
# :grader_id => user_id of the grader
# :previous_grade => the grade previous to this one, or nil
# :current_grade => the most current grade, the last submission for this assignment and student
# :new_grade => the new grade this submission received
# :assignment_name => a printable name of the assignment
# :student_user_id => the user_id of the student
# :course_id => the course id
# :assignment_id => the assignment id
# :student_name => a printable name of the student
# :graded_on => the day (not the time) the submission was made
#
# The version data is actually pulled from some yaml storage through
# simply_versioned.
class SubmissionList
VALID_KEYS = [
:assignment_id, :assignment_name, :attachment_id, :attachment_ids,
:body, :course_id, :created_at, :current_grade, :current_graded_at,
:current_grader, :grade_matches_current_submission, :graded_at,
:graded_on, :grader, :grader_id, :group_id, :id, :new_grade,
:new_graded_at, :new_grader, :previous_grade, :previous_graded_at,
:previous_grader, :process_attempts, :processed, :published_grade,
:published_score, :safe_grader_id, :score, :student_entered_score,
:student_user_id, :submission_id, :student_name, :submission_type,
:updated_at, :url, :user_id, :workflow_state
].freeze
class << self
# Shortcut for SubmissionList.each(course) { ... }
def each(course, &block)
sl = new(course)
sl.each(&block)
end
def each_day(course, &block)
sl = new(course)
sl.each_day(&block)
end
def days(course)
new(course).days
end
def submission_entries(course)
new(course).submission_entries
end
def list(course)
new(course).list
end
end
# The course
attr_reader :course
# The dictionary of submissions
attr_reader :list
def initialize(course)
raise ArgumentError, "Must provide an course." unless course && course.is_a?(Course)
@course = course
process
end
# An iterator on a sorted and filtered list of submission versions.
def each(&block)
self.submission_entries.each do |entry|
yield(entry)
end
end
# An iterator on the day only, not each submission
def each_day(&block)
self.list.each &block
end
# An array of days with an array of grader open structs for that day and course.
# TODO - This needes to be refactored, it is way slow and I cant figure out why.
def days
# start = Time.now
# current = Time.now
# puts "----------------------------------------------"
# puts "starting"
# puts "---------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
self.list.map do |day, value|
# puts "-----------------------------------------------item #{Time.now - current}----------------------------"
# current = Time.now
OpenObject.new(:date => day, :graders => graders_for_day(day))
end
# puts "----------------------------------------------"
# puts Time.now - start
# puts "---------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
# foo
end
# A filtered list of hashes of all submission versions that change the
# grade with all the meta data finally included. This list can be sorted
# and displayed.
def submission_entries
return @submission_entries if @submission_entries
@submission_entries = filtered_submissions.map do |s|
entry = current_grade_map[s[:id]]
s[:current_grade] = entry.grade
s[:current_graded_at] = entry.graded_at
s[:current_grader] = entry.grader
s
end
trim_keys(@submission_entries)
end
# A cleaner look at a SubmissionList
def inspect
"SubmissionList: course: #{self.course.name} submissions used: #{self.submission_entries.size} days used: #{self.list.keys.inspect} graders: #{self.graders.map(&:name).inspect}"
end
protected
# Returns an array of graders with an array of assignment open structs
def graders_for_day(day)
hsh = self.list[day].inject({}) do |h, submission|
grader = submission[:grader]
h[grader] ||= OpenObject.new(
:assignments => assignments_for_grader_and_day(grader, day),
:name => grader,
:grader_id => submission[:grader_id]
)
h
end
hsh.values
end
# Returns an array of assignments with an array of submission open structs.
def assignments_for_grader_and_day(grader, day)
start = Time.now
hsh = submission_entries.find_all {|e| e[:grader] == grader and e[:graded_on] == day}.inject({}) do |h, submission|
assignment = submission[:assignment_name]
h[assignment] ||= OpenObject.new(
:name => assignment,
:assignment_id => submission[:assignment_id],
:submissions => []
)
h[assignment].submissions << OpenObject.new(submission)
h
end
hsh.each do |k, v|
v.submission_count = v.submissions.size
end
# puts "-------------------------------Time Spent in assignments_for_grader_and_day: #{Time.now-start}-------------------------------"
hsh.values
end
# Produce @list, wich is a sorted, filtered, list of submissions with
# all the meta data we need and no banned keys included.
def process
@list = self.submission_entries.sort(&sort_block_for_displaying).inject(Dictionary.new) do |d, se|
d[se[:graded_on]] ||= []
d[se[:graded_on]] << se
d
end
end
# A hash of the current grades of each submission, keyed by submission.id
def current_grade_map
@current_grade_map ||= self.course.submissions.inject({}) do |h, s|
grader = s.grader_id ? self.grader_map[s.grader_id].name : 'Someone' rescue 'Someone'
h[s.id] = OpenObject.new(:grade => s.grade, :graded_at => s.graded_at, :grader => grader)
h
end
end
# Ensures that the final product only has approved keys in it. This
# makes our final product much more yummy.
def trim_keys(list)
list.each do |hsh|
hsh.delete_if { |key, v| ! VALID_KEYS.include?(key) }
end
end
# Creates a list of any submissions that change the grade. Adds:
# * previous_grade
# * previous_graded_at
# * previous_grader
# * new_grade
# * new_graded_at
# * new_grader
# * current_grade
# * current_graded_at
# * current_grader
def filtered_submissions
return @filtered_submissions if @filtered_submissions
full_hash_list.sort! &sort_block_for_filtering
prior_submission_id, prior_grade, prior_score, prior_graded_at, prior_grader = nil
@filtered_submissions = full_hash_list.inject([]) do |l, h|
# Don't update prior_grade or prior_submission unless there is a grade.
# Also don't add it to the list. Just pass the list to the next
# iteration of the block.
next(l) unless h[:score]
# If the submission is different (not null for the first one, or just
# different than the last one), set the previous_grade to nil (this is
# the first version that changes a grade), set the new_grade to this
# version's grade, and add this to the list.
if prior_submission_id != h[:submission_id]
h[:previous_grade] = nil
h[:previous_graded_at] = nil
h[:previous_grader] = nil
h[:new_grade] = h[:grade]
h[:new_score] = h[:score]
h[:new_graded_at] = h[:graded_at]
h[:new_grader] = h[:grader]
l << h
# If the prior_grade is different than the grade for this version, the
# grade for this submission has been changed. That's because we know
# that this submission must be the same as the prior submission.
# Set the prevous grade and the new grade and add this to the list.
elsif prior_score != h[:score]
h[:previous_grade] = prior_grade
h[:previous_graded_at] = prior_graded_at
h[:previous_grader] = prior_grader
h[:new_grade] = h[:grade]
h[:new_score] = h[:score]
h[:new_graded_at] = h[:graded_at]
h[:new_grader] = h[:grader]
l << h
end
# At this point, we are only working with versions that have changed a
# grade. Go ahead and save that grade and save this version as the
# prior version and iterate.
prior_grade = h[:grade]
prior_score = h[:score]
prior_graded_at = h[:graded_at]
prior_grader = h[:grader]
prior_submission_id = h[:submission_id]
l
end
end
# Sorts by submission then updated at in ascending order. So:
# submission 1 1/1/2009, submission 1 1/15/2009, submission 2 1/1/2009
def sort_block_for_filtering
lambda{|a, b|
tier_1 = a[:id] <=> b[:id]
tier_2 = a[:updated_at] <=> b[:updated_at]
tier_1 == 0 ? tier_2 : tier_1
}
end
def sort_block_for_displaying
lambda{|a, b|
first_tier = if b[:graded_at] and a[:graded_at]
b[:graded_at] <=> a[:graded_at]
elsif b[:graded_at]
1
elsif a[:graded_at]
-1
else
0
end
case first_tier
when -1
-1
when 1
1
when 0
case a[:safe_grader_id] <=> b[:safe_grader_id]
when -1
-1
when 1
1
when 0
a[:assignment_id] <=> b[:assignment_id]
end
end
}
end
# A list of all versions in YAML format
def yaml_list
@yaml_list ||= self.course.submissions.map {|s| s.versions.map { |v| v.yaml } }.flatten
end
# A list of hashes. All the versions of all the submissions for a
# course, unfiltered and unsorted.
def raw_hash_list
@hash_list ||= yaml_list.map { |y| YAML.load(y).symbolize_keys }
end
# Still a list of unsorted, unfiltered hashes, but the meta data is inserted at this point
def full_hash_list
@full_hash_list ||= self.raw_hash_list.map do |h|
h[:grader] = h[:grader_id] && self.grader_map[h[:grader_id]] ? self.grader_map[h[:grader_id]].name : 'Someone'
h[:safe_grader_id] = h[:grader_id] ? h[:grader_id] : 0
h[:assignment_name] = self.assignment_map[h[:assignment_id]].title
h[:student_user_id] = h[:user_id]
h[:student_name] = self.student_map[h[:user_id]].name
h[:course_id] = self.course.id
h[:submission_id] = h[:id]
h[:graded_on] = Date.parse(h[:graded_at].to_s) if h[:graded_at]
h
end
end
# A unique list of all grader ids
def all_grader_ids
@all_grader_ids ||= raw_hash_list.map { |e| e[:grader_id] }.uniq.compact
end
# A complete list of all graders that have graded submissions for this
# course as User models
def graders
@graders ||= User.find(:all, :conditions => ['id IN (?)', all_grader_ids])
end
# A hash of graders by their ids, for easy lookup in full_hash_list
def grader_map
@grader_map ||= graders.inject({}) do |h, g|
h[g.id] = g
h
end
end
# A unique list of all student ids
def all_student_ids
@all_student_ids ||= raw_hash_list.map { |e| e[:user_id] }.uniq.compact
end
# A complete list of all students that have submissions for this course
# as User models
def students
@students ||= User.find(:all, :conditions => ['id IN (?)', all_student_ids])
end
# A hash of students by their ids, for easy lookup in full_hash_list
def student_map
@student_map ||= students.inject({}) do |h, s|
h[s.id] = s
h
end
end
# A unique list of all assignment ids
def all_assignment_ids
@all_assignment_ids ||= raw_hash_list.map { |e| e[:assignment_id] }.uniq.compact
end
# A complete list of assignments that have submissions for this course
def assignments
@assignments ||= Assignment.find(:all, :conditions => ['id IN (?)', all_assignment_ids])
end
# A hash of assignments by their ids, for easy lookup in full_hash_list
def assignment_map
@assignment_map ||= assignments.inject({}) do |h, a|
h[a.id] = a
h
end
end
end