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Merge pull request #117 from sourcefabric/saas-dev-schedule-widget-angular

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Saas dev schedule widget angular
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Albert Santoni 2015-07-01 15:05:59 -04:00
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airtime_mvc/application/common/WidgetHelper.php
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@ -57,83 +57,83 @@ class WidgetHelper
return $result;
}
// Second version of this function.
// Removing "next" days and creating two weekly arrays
public static function getWeekInfoV2($timezone)
/**
* Returns a weeks worth of shows in UTC, and an info array of the current week's days.
* Returns an array of two arrays:
*
* The first array is 7 consecutive week days, starting with the current day.
*
* The second array contains shows scheduled during the 7 week days in the first array.
* The shows returned in this array are not in any order and are in UTC.
*
* We don't do any timezone conversion in this function on purpose. All timezone conversion
* and show time ordering should be done on the frontend.
*
* @return array
*/
public static function getWeekInfoV2()
{
//weekStart is in station time.
//$weekStartDateTime = Application_Common_DateHelper::getWeekStartDateTime();
$weekStartDateTime = new DateTime("now", new DateTimeZone(Application_Model_Preference::GetTimezone()));
$maxNumOFWeeks = 2;
$result = array();
// default to the station timezone
$timezone = Application_Model_Preference::GetDefaultTimezone();
$userDefinedTimezone = strtolower($timezone);
// if the timezone defined by the user exists, use that
if (array_key_exists($userDefinedTimezone, timezone_abbreviations_list())) {
$timezone = $userDefinedTimezone;
}
$utcTimezone = new DateTimeZone("UTC");
$weekStartDateTime->setTimezone($utcTimezone);
// When querying for shows we need the start and end date range to have
// a time of "00:00". $utcDayStart is used below when querying for shows.
$utcDayStartDT = clone $weekStartDateTime;
$utcDayStartDT->setTime(0, 0, 0);
$utcDayStart = $utcDayStartDT->format(DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT);
$weekCounter = 0;
while ($weekCounter < $maxNumOFWeeks) {
for ($dayOfWeekCounter = 0; $dayOfWeekCounter < DAYS_PER_WEEK; $dayOfWeekCounter++) {
$dateParse = date_parse($weekStartDateTime->format(DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT));
// Use this variable as the start date/time range when querying
// for shows. We set it to 1 day prior to the beginning of the
// schedule widget data to account for show date changes when
// converting their start day/time to the client's local timezone.
$showQueryDateRangeStart = clone $weekStartDateTime;
$showQueryDateRangeStart->sub(new DateInterval("P1D"));
$showQueryDateRangeStart->setTime(0, 0, 0);
$result[$weekCounter][$dayOfWeekCounter]["dayOfMonth"] = $dateParse["day"];
$result[$weekCounter][$dayOfWeekCounter]["dayOfWeek"] = strtoupper(date("D", $weekStartDateTime->getTimestamp()));
for ($dayOfWeekCounter = 0; $dayOfWeekCounter < DAYS_PER_WEEK; $dayOfWeekCounter++) {
$dateParse = date_parse($weekStartDateTime->format("Y-m-d H:i:s"));
//have to be in station timezone when adding 1 day for daylight savings.
$weekStartDateTime->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone($timezone));
$weekStartDateTime->add(new DateInterval('P1D'));
// Associate data to its date so that when we convert this array
// to json the order remains the same - in chronological order.
// We also format the key to be for example: "2015-6-1" to match
// javascript date formats so it's easier to sort the shows by day.
$result["weekDays"][$weekStartDateTime->format("Y-n-j")] = array();
$result["weekDays"][$weekStartDateTime->format("Y-n-j")]["dayOfMonth"] = $dateParse["day"];
$result["weekDays"][$weekStartDateTime->format("Y-n-j")]["dayOfWeek"] = strtoupper(date("D", $weekStartDateTime->getTimestamp()));
//convert back to UTC to get the actual timestamp used for search.
$weekStartDateTime->setTimezone($utcTimezone);
// Shows scheduled for this day will get added to this array when
// we convert the show times to the client's local timezone in weekly-program.phtml
$result["weekDays"][$weekStartDateTime->format("Y-n-j")]["shows"] = array();
// When querying for shows we need the start and end date range to have
// a time of "00:00".
$utcDayEndDT = clone $weekStartDateTime;
$utcDayEndDT->setTime(0, 0, 0);
$utcDayEnd = $utcDayEndDT->format(DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT);
$shows = Application_Model_Show::getNextShows($utcDayStart, "ALL", $utcDayEnd);
$utcDayStart = $utcDayEnd;
// $weekStartDateTime has to be in station timezone when adding 1 day for daylight savings.
// TODO: is this necessary since we set the time to "00:00" ?
$stationTimezone = Application_Model_Preference::GetDefaultTimezone();
$weekStartDateTime->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone($stationTimezone));
// convert to user-defined timezone, or default to station
Application_Common_DateHelper::convertTimestampsToTimezone(
$shows,
array("starts", "ends", "start_timestamp", "end_timestamp"),
$timezone
);
$weekStartDateTime->add(new DateInterval('P1D'));
foreach($shows as &$show) {
$startParseDate = date_parse($show['starts']);
$show["show_start_hour"] = str_pad($startParseDate["hour"], 2, "0", STR_PAD_LEFT).":".str_pad($startParseDate["minute"], 2, 0, STR_PAD_LEFT);
$endParseDate = date_parse($show['ends']);
$show["show_end_hour"] = str_pad($endParseDate["hour"], 2, 0, STR_PAD_LEFT).":".str_pad($endParseDate["minute"],2, 0, STR_PAD_LEFT);
}
$result[$weekCounter][$dayOfWeekCounter]["shows"] = $shows;
}
$weekCounter += 1;
//convert back to UTC to get the actual timestamp used for search.
$weekStartDateTime->setTimezone($utcTimezone);
}
// Use this variable as the end date/time range when querying
// for shows. We set it to 1 day after the end of the schedule
// widget data to account for show date changes when converting
// their start day/time to the client's local timezone.
$showQueryDateRangeEnd = clone $weekStartDateTime;
$showQueryDateRangeEnd->setTime(23, 59, 0);
$shows = Application_Model_Show::getNextShows(
$showQueryDateRangeStart->format("Y-m-d H:i:s"),
"ALL",
$showQueryDateRangeEnd->format("Y-m-d H:i:s"));
$result["shows"] = $shows;
// XSS exploit prevention
SecurityHelper::htmlescape_recursive($result);
// convert image paths to point to api endpoints
//TODO: do we need this here?
self::findAndConvertPaths($result);
return $result;