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odoo_source/addons/mass_mailing/models/mailing_list.py
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Thibault Delavallée 772e1c0cc4 [REF] mass_mailing: rename mail.mass_mailing.{.contact{_rel}, list{.merge}} models
PURPOSE

Mass mailing is currently a bit messy. As SMS will be added as a way to notify
people in mass through SMS let us take this opportunity to somehow clean this
application: organization, light code cleaning, model renaming.

SPECIFICATIONS

Rename mail.mass_mailing.list and mail.mass_mailing.list to mailing.list
and mailing.list.merge. Rename mail.mass_mailing.contact to mailing.contact.
Rename mail.mailing_list.list_contact_rel to mailing.contact.subscription.
Rationale :

  * those new names are easier to understand: mailing.list and mailing.contact
    are less mail-related, especially taking into account that SMS will allow
    to be less mail-oriented;
  * those names are easier to read / find / understand;
  * align wizard and sub-models naming with the main naming;
  * have a mailing as first part of namespacing;

MIGRATION

mail.mass_mailing.list model -> mailing.list
mail.mass_mailing.list.merge model -> mailing.list.merge
mail.mass_mailing.contact model -> mailing.contact
mail.mass_mailing.list_contact_rel model -> mailing.contact.subscription
mail_mass_mailing_contact_list_rel table -> mailing_contact_list_rel (specific
case of a decorated m2m)

fields updated (no column change)
  * mailing.list: subscription_contact_ids -> subscription_ids

LINKS

Task ID 2037906
Preparing task ID 1997464 (SMS addition in mass mailing)
PR #34938
2019-07-17 15:50:33 +00:00

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Python

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
from odoo import api, fields, models
class MassMailingList(models.Model):
"""Model of a contact list. """
_name = 'mailing.list'
_order = 'name'
_description = 'Mailing List'
name = fields.Char(string='Mailing List', required=True)
active = fields.Boolean(default=True)
contact_nbr = fields.Integer(compute="_compute_contact_nbr", string='Number of Contacts')
contact_ids = fields.Many2many(
'mailing.contact', 'mailing_contact_list_rel', 'list_id', 'contact_id',
string='Mailing Lists')
subscription_ids = fields.One2many('mailing.contact.subscription', 'list_id',
string='Subscription Information')
is_public = fields.Boolean(default=True, help="The mailing list can be accessible by recipient in the unsubscription"
" page to allows him to update his subscription preferences.")
# Compute number of contacts non opt-out, non blacklisted and valid email recipient for a mailing list
def _compute_contact_nbr(self):
self.env.cr.execute('''
select
list_id, count(*)
from
mailing_contact_list_rel r
left join mailing_contact c on (r.contact_id=c.id)
left join mail_blacklist bl on c.email_normalized = bl.email and bl.active
where
list_id in %s
AND COALESCE(r.opt_out,FALSE) = FALSE
AND c.email_normalized IS NOT NULL
AND bl.id IS NULL
group by
list_id
''', (tuple(self.ids), ))
data = dict(self.env.cr.fetchall())
for mailing_list in self:
mailing_list.contact_nbr = data.get(mailing_list.id, 0)
def name_get(self):
return [(list.id, "%s (%s)" % (list.name, list.contact_nbr)) for list in self]
def action_merge(self, src_lists, archive):
"""
Insert all the contact from the mailing lists 'src_lists' to the
mailing list in 'self'. Possibility to archive the mailing lists
'src_lists' after the merge except the destination mailing list 'self'.
"""
# Explation of the SQL query with an example. There are the following lists
# A (id=4): yti@odoo.com; yti@example.com
# B (id=5): yti@odoo.com; yti@openerp.com
# C (id=6): nothing
# To merge the mailing lists A and B into C, we build the view st that looks
# like this with our example:
#
# contact_id | email | row_number | list_id |
# ------------+---------------------------+------------------------
# 4 | yti@odoo.com | 1 | 4 |
# 6 | yti@odoo.com | 2 | 5 |
# 5 | yti@example.com | 1 | 4 |
# 7 | yti@openerp.com | 1 | 5 |
#
# The row_column is kind of an occurence counter for the email address.
# Then we create the Many2many relation between the destination list and the contacts
# while avoiding to insert an existing email address (if the destination is in the source
# for example)
self.ensure_one()
# Put destination is sources lists if not already the case
src_lists |= self
self.env.cr.execute("""
INSERT INTO mailing_contact_list_rel (contact_id, list_id)
SELECT st.contact_id AS contact_id, %s AS list_id
FROM
(
SELECT
contact.id AS contact_id,
contact.email AS email,
list.id AS list_id,
row_number() OVER (PARTITION BY email ORDER BY email) AS rn
FROM
mailing_contact contact,
mailing_contact_list_rel contact_list_rel,
mailing_list list
WHERE contact.id=contact_list_rel.contact_id
AND COALESCE(contact_list_rel.opt_out,FALSE) = FALSE
AND contact.email_normalized NOT IN (select email from mail_blacklist where active = TRUE)
AND list.id=contact_list_rel.list_id
AND list.id IN %s
AND NOT EXISTS
(
SELECT 1
FROM
mailing_contact contact2,
mailing_contact_list_rel contact_list_rel2
WHERE contact2.email = contact.email
AND contact_list_rel2.contact_id = contact2.id
AND contact_list_rel2.list_id = %s
)
) st
WHERE st.rn = 1;""", (self.id, tuple(src_lists.ids), self.id))
self.invalidate_cache()
if archive:
(src_lists - self).write({'active': False})
def close_dialog(self):
return {'type': 'ir.actions.act_window_close'}