* Enable new Rails/* cops and use autocorrect on them
* Fixed Rails/PluckInWhere leftovers
* Fix Rails/DefaultScope
* Enable and fix Rails/PluckId
* Fix manual mistake with forcing autocorrection on Rails/PluckId
* Apply PR feedback to remove Rails/PluckId inline disables
* Apply PR feedback to get rid of Rails/PluckInWhere inline
* Use pick instead of pluck first
* Use touch_all instead of update_all
* Use destroy_by instead of where.destroy_all
* Use scopes
* Fix db:seed:replant
* Remove ActiveSupport::Cache::RedisCacheStore expires_in cache
* Rename positive_reactions_count to public_reactions_count
* Add positive reactions count back in so we can remove it
* Use public_category method for reactions
* Add positive_reactions_count in case any old caches rely on it
* Add positive_rxn_count to account for API endpoints
* Remove unused method
* One more spot...
* Add method back in because of caches
* Update specs to match new functionality
* Fix typo
* Remove unused methods
* Pluck over map
* Explain why map makes sense there
* Refactor reactions controller a bit and iterate only once
* Use group by instead of N counting queries
* More positive
* Simplify BufferedArticlesController
* Less queries for MailchimpBot
* Use Rails instead of SQL
* Build comment_ids only when needed
* Reorganize PageViewsController
* Add domain and path to PageView model
* Add before_create callback to populate domain and path
* Add list of referrers to AnalyticsService
* Add referrers to the UI
* Remove useless referrers card and tweak table line height
* Add referrer stats to article stats page
* Add not null and empty default to domain and path
* Refactor JS analytics client
* create_list is a step back here
* Revert "Add not null and empty default to domain and path"
This reverts commit bc02440076047a887c65d300bccd4661ecc8ffd0.
* Add index on domain concurrently
* Make the script more robust
There was a bug where the frontend was not passing the organization id to the backend, and thus the fetching of the stats failed for organization articles.
This also adds a bit of error handling for `fetch` API
* Add /stats endpoint for articles, opened only to Pro users
* Add analytics to article stats page
* Add stats button to the article page and test stats page
* Use proper auth chain before checking parameters
* Refactor AnalyticsController
* Add a bunch of test and rewrite reactions counts with a single query
* Add tests for follows totals
* Use round and add more refactoring
* Add tests to group by day to fallback during refactoring
* Use group by to calculate comments count by day
* Use group by to calculate follows count by day
* Use group by to calculate reactions stats by day
* Use group by to calculate page_views stats by day
* Move calculations per day back in the cached block
* Add a few comments and a little bit of refactoring
* Add indexes (concurrently) for analytics
* Make tests more time robust
* Use a date range cache related to the requesting user or org
* Freezing time in UTC should help when tests are ran on time zones over the day line
* Remove explicit returns
* Page title is escaped, guard against that
* Move Analytics service spec in the proper place
* Use published scope for articles
* Fix variable name
* The sequencing in the union query matters
* Fix spec
* Restore a published: true condition
* This test is actually misleading due to the union
* Revert this change, not sure why it's not a relation
* Fix useless diff
* Add specs for single article functionality
* Add single article functionality
* Use article_id instead of single_article_id
* Add published: true when querying for one article
* Use article_id in specs oops
* Add basic tests for Analytics service
* User/Organization are always required
* Add some data to the test
* Use queries and date times
* Fix AnalyticsService interface in the controller
* s/HTTP_API_KEY/api-key
* Defend against nils and support datetime objects
* Update app/services/analytics_service.rb
Co-Authored-By: rhymes <rhymesete@gmail.com>
* Use SQL sum, not Rails sum
* Group average_read_time
* Use SQL, not Rails
* Use ISO date
* Fix specs
* Add API endpoints for analytics
* Remove comment and spacing
* Use proper time formatting
* Refactor and clean up some logic
* Add pro and org member traits
* Use shared examples for analytics API spec
* Add analytics authorization specs
* Remove accidental include Pundit
* Raise not_authorized for invalid requests
* Make attributes and time methods private
* Add custom UnauthorizedError
* Raise and use rescue_from to handle 4xx requests
* Enforce date parameters to follow a specific format
* Use current user to allow same origin requests
* Use custom headers and not params for token auth
* Default to current user for same origin requests
* Use correct boolean for choosing user
* Update tests to use request headers and add stricter tests
