app/soc/models/review.py
author Sverre Rabbelier <srabbelier@gmail.com>
Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:36:49 +0000
changeset 1371 2d97dbbb4d99
parent 1308 35b75ffcbb37
child 1709 5cb1167ff879
permissions -rw-r--r--
Implemented simple group sorted using numerical ordering See role.py for some example usages. Note that the reason ToS does not appear seperately is due to the fact that it is defined as a regular field which does not take the group field from the one defined in the model. Patch by: Sverre Rabbelier

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"""This module contains the Review Model."""

__authors__ = [
  '"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',
  '"Sverre Rabbelier" <sverre@rabbelier.nl>',
]

from google.appengine.ext import db

import soc.models.linkable
# TODO: Uncomment when Survey model is committed
#import soc.models.survey
import soc.models.reviewer
import soc.models.work


class Review(soc.models.linkable.Linkable):
  """Model of a review of a Proposal or a Task.

  A Review entity is a specific instance of a completed Survey, collecting
  the Answers to the Questions that are found in that Survey.

  Reviews are also used to implement comments and scoring annotations
  to Proposals and Tasks. For example, a commment attached to a
  Proposal is a Review with the Answer to a single "question" (with
  that answer being the comment itself).  A scoring  evaluation might
  be made up of Answers to two "questions", one containg the comment
  the other containing the score.

  A Review entity participates in the following relationships implemented 
  as a db.ReferenceProperty elsewhere in another db.Model:

   answers) A 1:many relationship (but not required, since initially
     none of the Questions to be answered by a Review will have
     Answers) that relates the specific answers to the Survey
     questions for a specfic Review instance. This relation is
     implemented as a back-reference Query of the Answer model
     'review' reference.

     Some (zero or more) of the Questions answered by a Review may
     define an 'approval_style' string and one or more
     'approval_answers'. See the Question and Answer models for
     details. All Questions answered in the Review that provide
     non-empty 'approval_style' and 'approval_answers' must meet the
     described approval conditions for the Review to represent 
     "approval" (or a "positive outcome" or a "passing grade", so to
     speak). Most Reviews answer Questions in a Survey that contains
     only a single "approval" question (if they contain one at all).
  """

  #: A required many:1 relationship with a Survey which acts as a
  #: "template" for the Review, containing the Questions that are
  #: anwered by the Answers associated with the Review. The
  #: back-reference in the Survey model is a Query named 'reviews'
  #: which represents all of the Reviews that contains Answers to the
  #: Questions in that particular Survey.
  # TODO: Uncomment when Survey model is committed
  #survey = db.ReferenceProperty(reference_class=soc.models.survey.Survey,
  #                              required=True, collection_name="reviews")

  #: A required many:1 relationship with a Work, where the Review
  #: answers are attached to the Work as a comment, evaluation,
  #: review, report, acceptance, etc. Reviews are the mechanism by
  #: which non-authors of the Work make annotations to it. The
  #: back-reference in the Work model is a Query named 'reviews'
  #: which represents all of the annotations attached to that
  #: particular work.
  reviewed = db.ReferenceProperty(reference_class=soc.models.work.Work, 
                                  required=True, collection_name="reviews")
                                  
  #: A required many:1 relationship with a Reviewer entity indicating
  #: the "author" of the actual answers for a specific Review
  #: instance. The back-reference in the Reviewer model is a Query
  #: named 'reviews' which represents all of the Reviews by that
  #: particular Reviewer.
  reviewer = db.ReferenceProperty(reference_class=soc.models.reviewer.Reviewer,
                                  required=True, collection_name="reviews")