reporting-engine/kpi/models/kpi_threshold.py

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# Copyright 2012 - Now Savoir-faire Linux <https://www.savoirfairelinux.com/>
# License AGPL-3.0 or later (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
from flectra import _, api, exceptions, fields, models
class KPIThreshold(models.Model):
"""KPI Threshold."""
_name = "kpi.threshold"
_description = "KPI Threshold"
def _compute_is_valid_threshold(self):
for obj in self:
# check if ranges overlap
# TODO: This code can be done better
obj.valid = True
for range1 in obj.range_ids:
if not range1.valid:
obj.valid = False
break
for range2 in obj.range_ids - range1:
if (
range1.max_value >= range2.min_value
and range1.min_value <= range2.max_value
):
obj.valid = False
break
if obj.valid:
obj.invalid_message = None
else:
obj.invalid_message = (
"Some ranges are invalid or overlapping. "
"Please make sure your ranges do not overlap."
)
name = fields.Char(required=True)
range_ids = fields.Many2many(
"kpi.threshold.range",
"kpi_threshold_range_rel",
"threshold_id",
"range_id",
"Ranges",
)
valid = fields.Boolean(
required=True,
compute="_compute_is_valid_threshold",
default=True,
)
invalid_message = fields.Char(
string="Message", size=100, compute="_compute_is_valid_threshold"
)
kpi_ids = fields.One2many("kpi", "threshold_id", "KPIs")
company_id = fields.Many2one(
"res.company", "Company", default=lambda self: self.env.company
)
@api.model
def create(self, data):
# check if ranges overlap
# TODO: This code can be done better
range_obj1 = self.env["kpi.threshold.range"]
range_obj2 = self.env["kpi.threshold.range"]
if data.get("range_ids"):
for range1 in data["range_ids"]:
range_obj1 = range_obj1.browse(range1[1])
for range2 in data["range_ids"]:
range_obj2 = range_obj2.browse(range2[1])
if (
range_obj1.valid
and range_obj2.valid
and range_obj1.min_value < range_obj2.min_value
):
if range_obj1.max_value > range_obj2.min_value:
raise exceptions.Warning(
_("Two of your ranges are overlapping."),
_("Make sure your ranges do not overlap!"),
)
range_obj2 = self.env["kpi.threshold.range"]
range_obj1 = self.env["kpi.threshold.range"]
return super().create(data)
def get_color(self, kpi_value):
color = "#FFFFFF"
for obj in self:
for range_obj in obj.range_ids:
if (
range_obj.min_value <= kpi_value <= range_obj.max_value
and range_obj.valid
):
color = range_obj.color
return color