questlab/www/analytics/core/Plugin/ViewDataTable.php
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<?php
/**
* Piwik - Open source web analytics
*
* @link http://piwik.org
* @license http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html GPL v3 or later
*
*/
namespace Piwik\Plugin;
use Piwik\API\Request;
use Piwik\Common;
use Piwik\DataTable;
use Piwik\Period;
use Piwik\Piwik;
use Piwik\View;
use Piwik\View\ViewInterface;
use Piwik\ViewDataTable\Config as VizConfig;
use Piwik\ViewDataTable\Manager as ViewDataTableManager;
use Piwik\ViewDataTable\Request as ViewDataTableRequest;
use Piwik\ViewDataTable\RequestConfig as VizRequest;
/**
* The base class of all report visualizations.
*
* ViewDataTable instances load analytics data via Piwik's Reporting API and then output some
* type of visualization of that data.
*
* Visualizations can be in any format. HTML-based visualizations should extend
* {@link Visualization}. Visualizations that use other formats, such as visualizations
* that output an image, should extend ViewDataTable directly.
*
* ### Creating ViewDataTables
*
* ViewDataTable instances are not created via the new operator, instead the {@link Piwik\ViewDataTable\Factory}
* class is used.
*
* The specific subclass to create is determined, first, by the **viewDataTable** query paramater.
* If this parameter is not set, then the default visualization type for the report being
* displayed is used.
*
* ### Configuring ViewDataTables
*
* **Display properties**
*
* ViewDataTable output can be customized by setting one of many available display
* properties. Display properties are stored as fields in {@link Piwik\ViewDataTable\Config} objects.
* ViewDataTables store a {@link Piwik\ViewDataTable\Config} object in the {@link $config} field.
*
* Display properties can be set at any time before rendering.
*
* **Request properties**
*
* Request properties are similar to display properties in the way they are set. They are,
* however, not used to customize ViewDataTable instances, but in the request to Piwik's
* API when loading analytics data.
*
* Request properties are set by setting the fields of a {@link Piwik\ViewDataTable\RequestConfig} object stored in
* the {@link $requestConfig} field. They can be set at any time before rendering.
* Setting them after data is loaded will have no effect.
*
* **Customizing how reports are displayed**
*
* Each individual report should be rendered in its own controller method. There are two
* ways to render a report within its controller method. You can either:
*
* 1. manually create and configure a ViewDataTable instance
* 2. invoke {@link Piwik\Plugin\Controller::renderReport} and configure the ViewDataTable instance
* in the {@hook ViewDataTable.configure} event.
*
* ViewDataTable instances are configured by setting and modifying display properties and request
* properties.
*
* ### Creating new visualizations
*
* New visualizations can be created by extending the ViewDataTable class or one of its
* descendants. To learn more [read our guide on creating new visualizations](/guides/visualizing-report-data#creating-new-visualizations).
*
* ### Examples
*
* **Manually configuring a ViewDataTable**
*
* // a controller method that displays a single report
* public function myReport()
* {
* $view = \Piwik\ViewDataTable\Factory::build('table', 'MyPlugin.myReport');
* $view->config->show_limit_control = true;
* $view->config->translations['myFancyMetric'] = "My Fancy Metric";
* // ...
* return $view->render();
* }
*
* **Using {@link Piwik\Plugin\Controller::renderReport}**
*
* First, a controller method that displays a single report:
*
* public function myReport()
* {
* return $this->renderReport(__FUNCTION__);`
* }
*
* Then the event handler for the {@hook ViewDataTable.configure} event:
*
* public function configureViewDataTable(ViewDataTable $view)
* {
* switch ($view->requestConfig->apiMethodToRequestDataTable) {
* case 'MyPlugin.myReport':
* $view->config->show_limit_control = true;
* $view->config->translations['myFancyMetric'] = "My Fancy Metric";
* // ...
* break;
* }
* }
*
* **Using custom configuration objects in a new visualization**
*
* class MyVisualizationConfig extends Piwik\ViewDataTable\Config
* {
* public $my_new_property = true;
* }
*
* class MyVisualizationRequestConfig extends Piwik\ViewDataTable\RequestConfig
* {
* public $my_new_property = false;
* }
*
* class MyVisualization extends Piwik\Plugin\ViewDataTable
* {
* public static function getDefaultConfig()
* {
* return new MyVisualizationConfig();
* }
*
* public static function getDefaultRequestConfig()
* {
* return new MyVisualizationRequestConfig();
* }
* }
*
*
* @api
*/
abstract class ViewDataTable implements ViewInterface
{
const ID = '';
/**
* DataTable loaded from the API for this ViewDataTable.
*
* @var DataTable
*/
protected $dataTable = null;
/**
* Contains display properties for this visualization.
*
* @var \Piwik\ViewDataTable\Config
*/
public $config;
/**
* Contains request properties for this visualization.
*
* @var \Piwik\ViewDataTable\RequestConfig
*/
public $requestConfig;
/**
* @var ViewDataTableRequest
*/
protected $request;
/**
* Constructor. Initializes display and request properties to their default values.
* Posts the {@hook ViewDataTable.configure} event which plugins can use to configure the
* way reports are displayed.
*/
public function __construct($controllerAction, $apiMethodToRequestDataTable)
{
list($controllerName, $controllerAction) = explode('.', $controllerAction);
$this->requestConfig = static::getDefaultRequestConfig();
$this->config = static::getDefaultConfig();
$this->config->subtable_controller_action = $controllerAction;
$this->config->setController($controllerName, $controllerAction);
$this->request = new ViewDataTableRequest($this->requestConfig);
$this->requestConfig->idSubtable = Common::getRequestVar('idSubtable', false, 'int');
$this->config->self_url = Request::getBaseReportUrl($controllerName, $controllerAction);
$this->requestConfig->apiMethodToRequestDataTable = $apiMethodToRequestDataTable;
/**
* Triggered during {@link ViewDataTable} construction. Subscribers should customize
* the view based on the report that is being displayed.
*
* Plugins that define their own reports must subscribe to this event in order to
* specify how the Piwik UI should display the report.
*
* **Example**
*
* // event handler
* public function configureViewDataTable(ViewDataTable $view)
* {
* switch ($view->requestConfig->apiMethodToRequestDataTable) {
* case 'VisitTime.getVisitInformationPerServerTime':
* $view->config->enable_sort = true;
* $view->requestConfig->filter_limit = 10;
* break;
* }
* }
*
* @param ViewDataTable $view The instance to configure.
*/
Piwik::postEvent('ViewDataTable.configure', array($this));
$this->assignRelatedReportsTitle();
$this->config->show_footer_icons = (false == $this->requestConfig->idSubtable);
// the exclude low population threshold value is sometimes obtained by requesting data.
// to avoid issuing unecessary requests when display properties are determined by metadata,
// we allow it to be a closure.
if (isset($this->requestConfig->filter_excludelowpop_value)
&& $this->requestConfig->filter_excludelowpop_value instanceof \Closure
) {
$function = $this->requestConfig->filter_excludelowpop_value;
$this->requestConfig->filter_excludelowpop_value = $function();
}
$this->overrideViewPropertiesWithQueryParams();
}
protected function assignRelatedReportsTitle()
{
if(!empty($this->config->related_reports_title)) {
// title already assigned by a plugin
return;
}
if(count($this->config->related_reports) == 1) {
$this->config->related_reports_title = Piwik::translate('General_RelatedReport') . ':';
} else {
$this->config->related_reports_title = Piwik::translate('General_RelatedReports') . ':';
}
}
/**
* Returns the default config instance.
*
* Visualizations that define their own display properties should override this method and
* return an instance of their new {@link Piwik\ViewDataTable\Config} descendant.
*
* See the last example {@link ViewDataTable here} for more information.
*
* @return \Piwik\ViewDataTable\Config
*/
public static function getDefaultConfig()
{
return new VizConfig();
}
/**
* Returns the default request config instance.
*
* Visualizations that define their own request properties should override this method and
* return an instance of their new {@link Piwik\ViewDataTable\RequestConfig} descendant.
*
* See the last example {@link ViewDataTable here} for more information.
*
* @return \Piwik\ViewDataTable\RequestConfig
*/
public static function getDefaultRequestConfig()
{
return new VizRequest();
}
protected function loadDataTableFromAPI($fixedRequestParams = array())
{
if (!is_null($this->dataTable)) {
// data table is already there
// this happens when setDataTable has been used
return $this->dataTable;
}
$this->dataTable = $this->request->loadDataTableFromAPI($fixedRequestParams);
return $this->dataTable;
}
/**
* Returns the viewDataTable ID for this DataTable visualization.
*
* Derived classes should not override this method. They should instead declare a const ID field
* with the viewDataTable ID.
*
* @throws \Exception
* @return string
*/
public static function getViewDataTableId()
{
$id = static::ID;
if (empty($id)) {
$message = sprintf('ViewDataTable %s does not define an ID. Set the ID constant to fix this issue', get_called_class());
throw new \Exception($message);
}
return $id;
}
/**
* Returns `true` if this instance's or any of its ancestors' viewDataTable IDs equals the supplied ID,
* `false` if otherwise.
*
* Can be used to test whether a ViewDataTable object is an instance of a certain visualization or not,
* without having to know where that visualization is.
*
* @param string $viewDataTableId The viewDataTable ID to check for, eg, `'table'`.
* @return bool
*/
public function isViewDataTableId($viewDataTableId)
{
$myIds = ViewDataTableManager::getIdsWithInheritance(get_called_class());
return in_array($viewDataTableId, $myIds);
}
/**
* Returns the DataTable loaded from the API.
*
* @return DataTable
* @throws \Exception if not yet loaded.
*/
public function getDataTable()
{
if (is_null($this->dataTable)) {
throw new \Exception("The DataTable object has not yet been created");
}
return $this->dataTable;
}
/**
* To prevent calling an API multiple times, the DataTable can be set directly.
* It won't be loaded from the API in this case.
*
* @param DataTable $dataTable The DataTable to use.
* @return void
*/
public function setDataTable($dataTable)
{
$this->dataTable = $dataTable;
}
/**
* Checks that the API returned a normal DataTable (as opposed to DataTable\Map)
* @throws \Exception
* @return void
*/
protected function checkStandardDataTable()
{
Piwik::checkObjectTypeIs($this->dataTable, array('\Piwik\DataTable'));
}
/**
* Requests all needed data and renders the view.
*
* @return string The result of rendering.
*/
public function render()
{
$view = $this->buildView();
return $view->render();
}
abstract protected function buildView();
protected function getDefaultDataTableCssClass()
{
return 'dataTableViz' . Piwik::getUnnamespacedClassName(get_class($this));
}
/**
* Returns the list of view properties that can be overriden by query parameters.
*
* @return array
*/
protected function getOverridableProperties()
{
return array_merge($this->config->overridableProperties, $this->requestConfig->overridableProperties);
}
private function overrideViewPropertiesWithQueryParams()
{
$properties = $this->getOverridableProperties();
foreach ($properties as $name) {
if (property_exists($this->requestConfig, $name)) {
$this->requestConfig->$name = $this->getPropertyFromQueryParam($name, $this->requestConfig->$name);
} elseif (property_exists($this->config, $name)) {
$this->config->$name = $this->getPropertyFromQueryParam($name, $this->config->$name);
}
}
// handle special 'columns' query parameter
$columns = Common::getRequestVar('columns', false);
if (false !== $columns) {
$this->config->columns_to_display = Piwik::getArrayFromApiParameter($columns);
array_unshift($this->config->columns_to_display, 'label');
}
}
protected function getPropertyFromQueryParam($name, $defaultValue)
{
$type = is_numeric($defaultValue) ? 'int' : null;
return Common::getRequestVar($name, $defaultValue, $type);
}
/**
* Returns `true` if this instance will request a single DataTable, `false` if requesting
* more than one.
*
* @return bool
*/
public function isRequestingSingleDataTable()
{
$requestArray = $this->request->getRequestArray() + $_GET + $_POST;
$date = Common::getRequestVar('date', null, 'string', $requestArray);
$period = Common::getRequestVar('period', null, 'string', $requestArray);
$idSite = Common::getRequestVar('idSite', null, 'string', $requestArray);
if (Period::isMultiplePeriod($date, $period)
|| strpos($idSite, ',') !== false
|| $idSite == 'all'
) {
return false;
}
return true;
}
/**
* Returns `true` if this visualization can display some type of data or not.
*
* New visualization classes should override this method if they can only visualize certain
* types of data. The evolution graph visualization, for example, can only visualize
* sets of DataTables. If the API method used results in a single DataTable, the evolution
* graph footer icon should not be displayed.
*
* @param ViewDataTable $view Contains the API request being checked.
* @return bool
*/
public static function canDisplayViewDataTable(ViewDataTable $view)
{
return $view->config->show_all_views_icons;
}
}