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Commit df2897b2afec602fbe3f9c6892589f5ef11a52af

Authored by Larissa Reis
1 parent 014031e1
Exists in master and in 29 other branches add_member_task_reject_details, admin_visible_profile, article-list-template, community_notifications, contact_admin_translation, event_fixes, fix_comments_pagination, fix_rails4_organization_ratings, fix_sign_up_form, follow_step_fix, forum_topic_creation, mirror_block_improvements, multi_env_on_remote_user, new_security, noosfero_spb_ci, organization_ratings_improvements, organization_ratings_link_to_profile_stable-spb-1.3, organization_ratings_translations_fix, profile_api_improvements, ratings_minor_fixes, remote_user_fix, send_email_to_admins, stable-spb-1.3, stable-spb-1.3-fixes, stable-spb-1.4, stable-spb-1.5, suggest_rejected_value, web_steps_improvements, xss_terminate_custom_options

newsletter: imported CSV can use semicolon as delimiter 

  Windows systems with pt_br have problem in exporting CSV with comma as
  delimiter through Excel, so to improve compatibility I decided to loop
  through delimiter types when parsing and importing recipients.

  Since I try different types of delimiter and stick with the first one
  that gives me a valid content, it's always possible (albeit unlikely)
  the file can be parsed incorrectly.
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plugins/newsletter/lib/newsletter_plugin/newsletter.rb
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... ... @@ -154,11 +154,14 @@ class NewsletterPlugin::Newsletter < Noosfero::Plugin::ActiveRecord
154 154 headers ||= false
155 155  
156 156 if File.extname(file.original_filename) == '.csv'
157   - parsed_recipients = []
158   - CSV.foreach(file.path, headers: headers) do |row|
159   - parsed_recipients << {name: row[name_column.to_i - 1], email: row[email_column.to_i - 1]}
  157 + [",", ";", "\t"].each do |sep|
  158 + parsed_recipients = []
  159 + CSV.foreach(file.path, { headers: headers, col_sep: sep }) do |row|
  160 + parsed_recipients << {name: row[name_column.to_i - 1], email: row[email_column.to_i - 1]}
  161 + end
  162 + self.additional_recipients = parsed_recipients
  163 + break if self.valid? || !self.errors.include?(:additional_recipients)
160 164 end
161   - self.additional_recipients = parsed_recipients
162 165 else
163 166 #FIXME find a better way to deal with errors
164 167 self.errors.add(:additional_recipients, _("have unknown file type: %s" % file.original_filename))
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plugins/newsletter/test/unit/newsletter_plugin_newsletter_test.rb
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... ... @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ class NewsletterPluginNewsletterTest &lt; ActiveSupport::TestCase
29 29 :person => fast_create(Person))
30 30 enabled_newsletters << newsletter.id if enabled
31 31 end
32   - assert_equal enabled_newsletters, NewsletterPlugin::Newsletter.enabled.map(&:id)
  32 + assert_equivalent enabled_newsletters, NewsletterPlugin::Newsletter.enabled.map(&:id)
33 33 end
34 34  
35 35 should 'people of newsletters are the same environment members' do
... ... @@ -214,6 +214,35 @@ EOS
214 214 assert_equivalent ["Coop1", "Coop2", "Coop3"], newsletter.additional_recipients.map { |recipient| recipient[:name] }
215 215 end
216 216  
  217 + should 'provide flexibility for CSV file when parsing additional recipients' do
  218 + content_semicolon = <<-EOS
  219 +Coop1;name1@example.com
  220 +Coop2;name2@example.com
  221 +Coop3;name3@example.com
  222 +EOS
  223 +
  224 + content_tab = <<-EOS
  225 +Coop1\tname1@example.com
  226 +Coop2\tname2@example.com
  227 +Coop3\tname3@example.com
  228 +EOS
  229 + [content_semicolon, content_tab].each do |content|
  230 + file = Tempfile.new(['recipients', '.csv'])
  231 + file.write(content)
  232 + file.rewind
  233 +
  234 + environment = fast_create Environment
  235 + newsletter = NewsletterPlugin::Newsletter.create!(:environment => environment, :person => fast_create(Person))
  236 + newsletter.import_recipients(Rack::Test::UploadedFile.new(file, 'text/csv'))
  237 +
  238 + file.close
  239 + file.unlink
  240 +
  241 + assert_equivalent ["name1@example.com", "name2@example.com", "name3@example.com"], newsletter.additional_recipients.map { |recipient| recipient[:email] }
  242 + assert_equivalent ["Coop1", "Coop2", "Coop3"], newsletter.additional_recipients.map { |recipient| recipient[:name] }
  243 + end
  244 + end
  245 +
217 246 should 'retrieve blogs related to newsletter' do
218 247 environment = fast_create Environment
219 248 community = fast_create(Community, :environment_id => environment.id)
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