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Sort trades in vaguely-recent order
This logic is copied from DTI 2020! Though I didn't include the part where we highlight trade matches yet!
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module ItemTradesHelper
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def vague_trade_timestamp(last_trade_activity_at)
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if last_trade_activity_at >= 1.week.ago
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translate "item_trades.index.table.last_active.this_week"
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else
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last_trade_activity_at.strftime("%b %Y")
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end
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end
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def sorted_vaguely_by_trade_activity(trades)
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# First, sort the list in ascending order.
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trades_ascending = trades.sort_by do |trade|
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if trade.user.last_trade_activity_at >= 1.week.ago
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# Sort recent trades in a random order, but still collectively as the
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# most recent. (This discourages spamming updates to game the system!)
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[1, rand]
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else
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# Sort older trades by last trade activity.
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[0, trade.user.last_trade_activity_at]
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end
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end
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# Then, reverse it!
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trades_ascending.reverse!
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end
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end
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%th= t(".table.headings.user.#{@type}")
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%th= t(".table.headings.lists")
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%tbody
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- @trades.each do |trade|
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- sorted_vaguely_by_trade_activity(@trades).each do |trade|
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%tr
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%td
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-# TODO: Replace this with the coarse-grained version from 2020,
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-# and translate it!
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= time_ago_in_words trade.user.last_trade_activity_at
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ago
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= vague_trade_timestamp trade.user.last_trade_activity_at
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%td= trade.user.name
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%td
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- if trade.lists.present?
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offering: Owner
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seeking: Seeker
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lists: Lists
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last_active:
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this_week: This week
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not_in_a_list: Not in a list
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no_trades_yet:
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No trades yet! To add your name to this page, add this item to one of
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