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```shell ❯ rg "@notifications_index" ``` The above shell command exits status code 1, which means there are no results found. This relates to exploratory work for forem/forem#16821
96 lines
3.5 KiB
Ruby
96 lines
3.5 KiB
Ruby
class NotificationsController < ApplicationController
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# rubocop:disable Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity
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# rubocop:disable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity
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# No authorization required because we provide authentication on notifications page
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def index
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return unless user_signed_in?
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@user = user_to_view
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@initial_page_size = 8
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# NOTE: this controller is using offset based pagination by assuming that
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# the id of the last notification also corresponds to the newest `notified_at`
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# this might not be forever true but it's good enough for now
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if params[:offset]
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num = 30
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notified_at_offset = Notification.find(params[:offset])&.notified_at
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else
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num = @initial_page_size
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end
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@notifications = if (params[:org_id].present? || params[:filter] == "org") && allowed_user?
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organization_notifications
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elsif params[:org_id].blank? && params[:filter].present?
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filtered_notifications
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else
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@user.notifications
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end
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@notifications = @notifications.order(notified_at: :desc)
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# if offset based pagination is invoked by the frontend code, we filter out all earlier ones
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@notifications = @notifications.where("notified_at < ?", notified_at_offset) if notified_at_offset
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@notifications = @notifications.limit(num)
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@notifications = NotificationDecorator.decorate_collection(@notifications)
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@last_user_reaction = @user.reactions.last&.id
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@last_user_comment = @user.comments.last&.id
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@organizations = @user.member_organizations if @user.organizations
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@selected_organization = Organization.find(params[:org_id]) if params[:org_id].present?
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# The first call, the one coming from the browser URL bar will render the "index" view, which renders
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# the first few notifications. After that the JS frontend code (see `initNotification.js`)
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# will call this action again by sending the offset id for the last known notifications, the result
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# will be the partial rendering of only the list of notifications that will be attached to the DOM by JS
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if notified_at_offset
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render partial: "notifications_list"
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else
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# [@jeremyf] I added an explicit render. Before adding the explicit render, we relied on the
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# implicit render cycle of Rails. Which is fine, but it's very disarming to read `render
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# partial: "notifications_list" if notified_at_offset` as the last line of the method.
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#
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# My hope is that this explicit render removes at least one future head scratch.
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render "index"
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end
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end
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# rubocop:enable Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity
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# rubocop:enable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity
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private
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def user_to_view
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if params[:username] && current_user.super_admin?
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User.find_by(username: params[:username])
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else
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current_user
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end
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end
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def filtered_notifications
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if params[:filter].to_s.casecmp("posts").zero?
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@user.notifications.for_published_articles
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elsif params[:filter].to_s.casecmp("comments").zero?
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@user.notifications.for_comments.or(@user.notifications.for_mentions)
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else
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@user.notifications
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end
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end
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def organization_notifications
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org_id = params[:org_id]
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if params[:filter].to_s.casecmp("comments").zero?
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Notification.for_organization_comments(org_id).or(Notification.for_organization_mentions(org_id))
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else
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Notification.for_organization(org_id)
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end
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end
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def allowed_user?
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@user.org_member?(params[:org_id]) || @user.super_admin?
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end
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end
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