docbrown/app/models/reaction.rb

class Reaction < ApplicationRecord
  BASE_POINTS = {
    "vomit" => -50.0,
    "thumbsup" => 5.0,
    "thumbsdown" => -10.0
  }.freeze

  # The union of public and privileged categories
  CATEGORIES = %w[like readinglist unicorn thinking hands thumbsup thumbsdown vomit].freeze

  # These are the general category of reactions that anyone can choose
  PUBLIC_CATEGORIES = %w[like readinglist unicorn thinking hands].freeze

  # These are categories of reactions that administrators can select
  PRIVILEGED_CATEGORIES = %w[thumbsup thumbsdown vomit].freeze
  REACTABLE_TYPES = %w[Comment Article User].freeze
  STATUSES = %w[valid invalid confirmed archived].freeze

  # Days to ramp up new user points weight
  NEW_USER_RAMPUP_DAYS_COUNT = 10

  belongs_to :reactable, polymorphic: true
  belongs_to :user

  counter_culture :reactable,
                  column_name: proc { |model|
                    PUBLIC_CATEGORIES.include?(model.category) ? "public_reactions_count" : "reactions_count"
                  }
  counter_culture :user

  scope :public_category, -> { where(category: PUBLIC_CATEGORIES) }

  # Be wary, this is all things on the reading list, but for an end
  # user they might only see readinglist items that are published.
  # See https://github.com/forem/forem/issues/14796
  scope :readinglist, -> { where(category: "readinglist") }
  scope :for_articles, ->(ids) { where(reactable_type: "Article", reactable_id: ids) }
  scope :eager_load_serialized_data, -> { includes(:reactable, :user) }
  scope :article_vomits, -> { where(category: "vomit", reactable_type: "Article") }
  scope :comment_vomits, -> { where(category: "vomit", reactable_type: "Comment") }
  scope :user_vomits, -> { where(category: "vomit", reactable_type: "User") }
  scope :related_negative_reactions_for_user, lambda { |user|
    article_vomits.where(reactable_id: user.article_ids)
      .or(comment_vomits.where(reactable_id: user.comment_ids))
      .or(user_vomits.where(user_id: user.id))
  }
  scope :privileged_category, -> { where(category: PRIVILEGED_CATEGORIES) }
  scope :for_user, ->(user) { where(reactable: user) }

  validates :category, inclusion: { in: CATEGORIES }
  validates :reactable_type, inclusion: { in: REACTABLE_TYPES }
  validates :status, inclusion: { in: STATUSES }
  validates :user_id, uniqueness: { scope: %i[reactable_id reactable_type category] }
  validate  :permissions

  before_save :assign_points
  after_create :notify_slack_channel_about_vomit_reaction, if: -> { category == "vomit" }
  before_destroy :bust_reactable_cache_without_delay
  before_destroy :update_reactable_without_delay, unless: :destroyed_by_association
  after_commit :async_bust
  after_commit :bust_reactable_cache, :update_reactable, on: %i[create update]

  class << self
    def count_for_article(id)
      Rails.cache.fetch("count_for_reactable-Article-#{id}", expires_in: 10.hours) do
        reactions = Reaction.where(reactable_id: id, reactable_type: "Article")
        counts = reactions.group(:category).count

        %w[like readinglist unicorn].map do |type|
          { category: type, count: counts.fetch(type, 0) }
        end
      end
    end

    def cached_any_reactions_for?(reactable, user, category)
      class_name = reactable.instance_of?(ArticleDecorator) ? "Article" : reactable.class.name
      cache_name = "any_reactions_for-#{class_name}-#{reactable.id}-" \
                   "#{user.reactions_count}-#{user.public_reactions_count}-#{category}"
      Rails.cache.fetch(cache_name, expires_in: 24.hours) do
        Reaction.where(reactable_id: reactable.id, reactable_type: class_name, user: user, category: category).any?
      end
    end

    # @param user [User] the user who might be spamming the system
    #
    # @return [TrueClass] yup, they're spamming the system.
    # @return [FalseClass] they're not (yet) spamming the system
    def user_has_been_given_too_many_spammy_article_reactions?(user:, threshold: 2)
      article_vomits.where(reactable_id: user.articles.ids).size > threshold
    end

    # @param user [User] the user who might be spamming the system
    #
    # @return [TrueClass] yup, they're spamming the system.
    # @return [FalseClass] they're not (yet) spamming the system
    def user_has_been_given_too_many_spammy_comment_reactions?(user:, threshold: 2)
      comment_vomits.where(reactable_id: user.comments.ids).size > threshold
    end
  end

  # no need to send notification if:
  # - reaction is negative
  # - receiver is the same user as the one who reacted
  # - reaction status is marked invalid
  def skip_notification_for?(_receiver)
    reactor_id = case reactable
                 when User
                   reactable.id
                 else
                   reactable.user_id
                 end

    (status == "invalid") || points.negative? || (user_id == reactor_id)
  end

  def vomit_on_user?
    reactable_type == "User" && category == "vomit"
  end

  def reaction_on_organization_article?
    reactable_type == "Article" && reactable.organization.present?
  end

  def target_user
    reactable_type == "User" ? reactable : reactable.user
  end

  def negative?
    category == "vomit" || category == "thumbsdown"
  end

  private

  def update_reactable
    Reactions::UpdateRelevantScoresWorker.perform_async(id)
  end

  def bust_reactable_cache
    Reactions::BustReactableCacheWorker.perform_async(id)
  end

  def async_bust
    Reactions::BustHomepageCacheWorker.perform_async(id)
  end

  def bust_reactable_cache_without_delay
    Reactions::BustReactableCacheWorker.new.perform(id)
  end

  def update_reactable_without_delay
    Reactions::UpdateRelevantScoresWorker.new.perform(id)
  end

  def reading_time
    reactable.reading_time if category == "readinglist"
  end

  def viewable_by
    user_id
  end

  def assign_points
    base_points = BASE_POINTS.fetch(category, 1.0)

    # Ajust for certain states
    base_points = 0 if status == "invalid"
    base_points /= 2 if reactable_type == "User"
    base_points *= 2 if status == "confirmed"

    unless persisted? # Actions we only want to apply upon initial creation
      # Author's comment reaction counts for more weight on to their own posts. (5.0 vs 1.0)
      base_points *= 5 if positive_reaction_to_comment_on_own_article?

      # New users will have their reaction weight gradually ramp by 0.1 from 0 to 1.0.
      base_points *= new_user_adjusted_points if new_untrusted_user # New users get minimal reaction weight
    end
    self.points = user ? (base_points * user.reputation_modifier) : -5
  end

  def permissions
    errors.add(:category, I18n.t("models.reaction.is_not_valid")) if negative_reaction_from_untrusted_user?
    return unless reactable_type == "Article" && !reactable&.published

    errors.add(:reactable_id, I18n.t("models.reaction.is_not_valid"))
  end

  def negative_reaction_from_untrusted_user?
    return if user&.any_admin? || user&.id == Settings::General.mascot_user_id

    negative? && !user.trusted?
  end

  def notify_slack_channel_about_vomit_reaction
    Slack::Messengers::ReactionVomit.call(reaction: self)
  end

  def positive_reaction_to_comment_on_own_article?
    BASE_POINTS.fetch(category, 1.0).positive? &&
      reactable_type == "Comment" &&
      reactable&.commentable&.user_id == user_id
  end

  def new_user_adjusted_points
    ((Time.current - user.registered_at).seconds.in_days / NEW_USER_RAMPUP_DAYS_COUNT)
  end

  def new_untrusted_user
    user.registered_at > NEW_USER_RAMPUP_DAYS_COUNT.days.ago && !user.trusted? && !user.any_admin?
  end
end