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Assign group to individual for urban visit

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new event handler for assigning chapter groups to individuals during urban planned visits.
    • Added functionality to associate contacts with groups based on state information.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed an unused variable to streamline the code.

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The pull request modifies the UrbanPlannedVisitService class in a CiviCRM extension, introducing new functionality for automatically assigning chapter groups to individuals based on their state province during urban planned visits. The changes add event handling logic to dynamically associate contacts with appropriate chapter groups when specific conditions are met during form submissions.

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File Change Summary
wp-content/civi-extensions/goonjcustom/Civi/UrbanPlannedVisitService.php - Added new imports for Group and GroupContact from Civi\Api4
- Introduced assignChapterGroupToIndividualForUrbanPlannedVisit method
- Added getChapterGroupForState method for retrieving chapter groups
- Removed unused $individualId static variable

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Form as AfformSubmission
    participant Service as UrbanPlannedVisitService
    participant GroupAPI as CiviCRM Group API

    Form ->> Service: Trigger pre-hook event
    Service ->> Service: Validate submission
    Service ->> Service: Extract contact & state info
    Service ->> GroupAPI: Query chapter group
    GroupAPI -->> Service: Return group ID
    Service ->> GroupAPI: Create GroupContact association
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  • Add tabs for urban poc #665: Modifications to the same UrbanPlannedVisitService class, suggesting ongoing refinement of group assignment logic

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wp-content/civi-extensions/goonjcustom/Civi/UrbanPlannedVisitService.php (1)

330-353: Method looks good—just keep an eye on concurrency.
The fallback approach is solid, but if multiple states return different fallback groups, ensure that concurrency or parallel form submissions won’t cause group duplication or mismatched fallback. Logging the group assignment is helpful for traceability.

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wp-content/civi-extensions/goonjcustom/Civi/UrbanPlannedVisitService.php (3)

6-7: Great use of the new Group and GroupContact imports!
These imports ensure the necessary naming references for grouping operations.


27-27: Event subscription is clear!
Hooking the new method here is a straightforward approach. No further changes needed.


292-325: Consider verifying the structure of $objectRef['data'].
Although you verify 'Eck_Institution_Visit1' at line 300, there's no similar check for 'Individual1'. If 'Individual1' is missing or not an array, it could lead to errors in the foreach. Safely handle or verify the structure for both slices of data.

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/**
*
*/
public static function assignChapterGroupToIndividualForUrbanPlannedVisit(string $op, string $objectName, $objectId, &$objectRef) {
if ($op !== 'edit' || $objectName !== 'AfformSubmission') {
return FALSE;
}

if (empty($objectRef['data']['Eck_Institution_Visit1'])) {
return FALSE;
}

$individualData = $objectRef['data']['Individual1'];
$visitData = $objectRef['data']['Eck_Institution_Visit1'];

foreach ($individualData as $individual) {
$contactId = $individual['id'] ?? NULL;
}

foreach ($visitData as $visit) {
$fields = $visit['fields'] ?? [];
$stateProvinceId = $fields['Urban_Planned_Visit.State'] ?? NULL;
}

$groupId = self::getChapterGroupForState($stateProvinceId);

if ($groupId & $contactId) {
GroupContact::create(FALSE)
->addValue('contact_id', $contactId)
->addValue('group_id', $groupId)
->addValue('status', 'Added')
->execute();
}
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Process each contact from $individualData.
In the foreach loop starting at line 307, the code overwrites $contactId in each iteration but only uses that value once outside the loop (lines 316–324). If multiple contacts exist in $individualData, only the last one is processed. Consider moving the group assignment operation inside the loop or storing all contact IDs for subsequent group assignment.


⚠️ Potential issue

Watch out for the bitwise operator &.
The condition uses $groupId & $contactId, which performs a bitwise AND rather than a logical check for both conditions being true. This is likely a bug and should be replaced with && for a correct boolean evaluation.

You can fix it with the following diff:

-if ($groupId & $contactId) {
+if ($groupId && $contactId) {
     GroupContact::create(FALSE)
       ->addValue('contact_id', $contactId)
       ->addValue('group_id', $groupId)
       ->addValue('status', 'Added')
       ->execute();
 }
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/**
*
*/
public static function assignChapterGroupToIndividualForUrbanPlannedVisit(string $op, string $objectName, $objectId, &$objectRef) {
if ($op !== 'edit' || $objectName !== 'AfformSubmission') {
return FALSE;
}
if (empty($objectRef['data']['Eck_Institution_Visit1'])) {
return FALSE;
}
$individualData = $objectRef['data']['Individual1'];
$visitData = $objectRef['data']['Eck_Institution_Visit1'];
foreach ($individualData as $individual) {
$contactId = $individual['id'] ?? NULL;
}
foreach ($visitData as $visit) {
$fields = $visit['fields'] ?? [];
$stateProvinceId = $fields['Urban_Planned_Visit.State'] ?? NULL;
}
$groupId = self::getChapterGroupForState($stateProvinceId);
if ($groupId & $contactId) {
GroupContact::create(FALSE)
->addValue('contact_id', $contactId)
->addValue('group_id', $groupId)
->addValue('status', 'Added')
->execute();
}
}
/**
*
*/
public static function assignChapterGroupToIndividualForUrbanPlannedVisit(string $op, string $objectName, $objectId, &$objectRef) {
if ($op !== 'edit' || $objectName !== 'AfformSubmission') {
return FALSE;
}
if (empty($objectRef['data']['Eck_Institution_Visit1'])) {
return FALSE;
}
$individualData = $objectRef['data']['Individual1'];
$visitData = $objectRef['data']['Eck_Institution_Visit1'];
foreach ($individualData as $individual) {
$contactId = $individual['id'] ?? NULL;
}
foreach ($visitData as $visit) {
$fields = $visit['fields'] ?? [];
$stateProvinceId = $fields['Urban_Planned_Visit.State'] ?? NULL;
}
$groupId = self::getChapterGroupForState($stateProvinceId);
if ($groupId && $contactId) {
GroupContact::create(FALSE)
->addValue('contact_id', $contactId)
->addValue('group_id', $groupId)
->addValue('status', 'Added')
->execute();
}
}

@tarunnjoshi tarunnjoshi merged commit ec93cf1 into develop Dec 23, 2024
@tarunnjoshi tarunnjoshi deleted the assign-group-to-individual-for-urban-visit branch December 23, 2024 11:28
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