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<%doc>
Report listing upcoming auto-bill transactions
Spec requested the ability to run this report with a longer date range,
and see which charges will process on which day. Checkbox multiple_billing_dates
enables this functionality.
Performance:
This is a dynamically generated report. The time this report takes to run
will depends on the number of customers. Installations with a high number
of auto-bill customers may find themselves unable to run this report
because of browser timeout. Report could be implemented as a queued job if
necessary, to solve the performance problem.
</%doc>
<& elements/grid-report.html,
title => 'Upcoming auto-bill transactions',
rows => \@rows,
cells => \@cells,
table_width => "",
table_class => 'gridreport',
head => '
<style type="text/css">
table.gridreport { margin: .5em; border: solid 1px #aaa; }
th.gridreport { background-color: #ccc; }
tr.gridreport:nth-child(even) { background-color: #eee; }
tr.gridreport:nth-child(odd) { background-color: #fff; }
td.gridreport { margin: 0 .2em; padding: 0 .4em; }
</style>
',
&>
<%init>
use FS::UID qw( dbh myconnect );
die "access denied"
unless $FS::CurrentUser::CurrentUser->access_right('Financial reports');
my $target_dt;
my @target_dates;
# Work with all date/time operations @ 12 noon
my %noon = (
hour => 12,
minute => 0,
second => 0
);
my $now_dt = DateTime->now;
$now_dt = DateTime->new(
month => $now_dt->month,
day => $now_dt->day,
year => $now_dt->year,
%noon,
);
# Get target date from form
if ($cgi->param('target_date')) {
my ($mm, $dd, $yy) = split /[\-\/]/,$cgi->param('target_date');
$target_dt = DateTime->new(
month => $mm,
day => $dd,
year => $yy,
%noon,
) if $mm && $dd & $yy;
# Catch a date from the past: time only travels in one direction
$target_dt = undef if $target_dt->epoch < $now_dt->epoch;
}
# without a target date, default to tomorrow
unless ($target_dt) {
$target_dt = DateTime->from_epoch( epoch => time() + 86400) ;
$target_dt = DateTime->new(
month => $target_dt->month,
day => $target_dt->day,
year => $target_dt->year,
%noon
);
}
# If multiple_billing_dates checkbox selected, create a range of dates
# from today until the given report date. Otherwise, use target date only.
if ($cgi->param('multiple_billing_dates')) {
my $walking_dt = DateTime->from_epoch(epoch => $now_dt->epoch);
until ($walking_dt->epoch > $target_dt->epoch) {
push @target_dates, $walking_dt->epoch;
$walking_dt->add(days => 1);
}
} else {
push @target_dates, $target_dt->epoch;
}
# List all customers with an auto-bill method
#
# my %cust_payby = map {$_->custnum => $_} qsearch({
# table => 'cust_payby',
# hashref => {
# weight => { op => '>', value => '0' },
# paydate => { op => '>', value => $target_dt->ymd },
# },
# order_by => " ORDER BY weight DESC ",
# });
# List all customers with an auto-bill method that's not expired
my %cust_payby = map {$_->custnum => $_} qsearch({
table => 'cust_payby',
hashref => {
weight => { op => '>', value => '0' },
},
order_by => " ORDER BY weight DESC ",
extra_sql => " AND ( payby = 'CHEK' OR ( paydate > '".$target_dt->ymd."')) ",
});
my %abreport;
my @rows;
local $@;
local $SIG{__DIE__};
my $temp_dbh = myconnect();
eval { # Creating sandbox dbh where all connections are to be rolled back
local $FS::UID::dbh = $temp_dbh;
local $FS::UID::AutoCommit = 0;
# Generate report data into @rows
for my $custnum (keys %cust_payby) {
my $cust_main = qsearchs('cust_main', {custnum => $custnum});
# walk forward through billing dates
for my $query_epoch (@target_dates) {
my $return_bill = [];
eval { # Don't let an error on one customer crash the report
my $error = $cust_main->bill(
time => $query_epoch,
return_bill => $return_bill,
no_usage_reset => 1,
);
die "$error (simulating future billing)" if $error;
};
warn ("$@: (future_autobill custnum:$custnum)");
if (@{$return_bill}) {
my $inv = $return_bill->[0];
push @rows,{
name => $cust_main->name,
_date => $inv->_date,
cells => [
{ class => 'gridreport', value => $custnum },
{ class => 'gridreport',
value => '<a href="/view/cust_main.cgi?"'.$custnum.'">'.$cust_main->name.'</a>',
bypass_filter => 1,
},
{ class => 'gridreport', value => $inv->charged, format => 'money' },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => DateTime->from_epoch(epoch=>$inv->_date)->ymd },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => ($cust_payby{$custnum}->payby || $cust_payby{$custnum}->paytype) },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => $cust_payby{$custnum}->paymask },
]
};
}
}
$temp_dbh->rollback;
} # /foreach $custnum
}; # /eval
warn("$@") if $@;
# Sort output by date, and format for output to grid-report.html
my @cells = [
# header row
{ class => 'gridreport', value => '#', header => 1 },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => 'Name', header => 1 },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => 'Amount', header => 1 },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => 'Date', header => 1 },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => 'Type', header => 1 },
{ class => 'gridreport', value => 'Account', header => 1 },
];
push @cells,
map { $_->{cells} }
sort { $a->{_date} <=> $b->{_date} || $a->{name} cmp $b->{name} }
@rows;
# grid-report.html requires a parallel @rows parameter to accompany @cells
@rows = map { {class => 'gridreport'} } 1..scalar(@cells);
</%init>
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