92 lines
3.4 KiB
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92 lines
3.4 KiB
Markdown
# Social App Fixes Applied
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## Summary
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Fixed all issues related to the Social Media app, including template filter errors, migration state mismatches, and cleanup of unused legacy code.
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## Issues Fixed
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### 1. Template Filter Error (`lookup` filter not found)
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**Problem:** The template `social_comment_list.html` was trying to use a non-existent `lookup` filter to access platform-specific statistics.
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**Solution:**
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- Created custom template filter module: `apps/social/templatetags/social_filters.py`
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- Implemented `lookup` filter to safely access dictionary keys
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- Updated template to load and use the custom filter
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**Files Modified:**
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- `apps/social/templatetags/__init__.py` (created)
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- `apps/social/templatetags/social_filters.py` (created)
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- `templates/social/social_comment_list.html` (updated)
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### 2. Missing Platform Statistics
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**Problem:** The `social_comment_list` view only provided global statistics, but the template needed platform-specific counts for each platform card.
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**Solution:**
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- Updated `apps/social/ui_views.py` to add platform-specific counts to the stats dictionary
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- Added loop to count comments for each platform (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc.)
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- Statistics now include: `stats.facebook`, `stats.instagram`, `stats.youtube`, etc.
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**Files Modified:**
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- `apps/social/ui_views.py` (updated)
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### 3. Migration State Mismatch
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**Problem:** Django migration showed as applied but the `social_socialmediacomment` table didn't exist in the database, causing "no such table" errors.
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**Solution:**
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- Unapplied the migration using `--fake` flag
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- Ran the migration to create the table
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- The table was successfully created and migration marked as applied
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**Commands Executed:**
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```bash
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python manage.py migrate social zero --fake
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python manage.py migrate social
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python manage.py migrate social 0001 --fake
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```
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### 4. Legacy Template Cleanup
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**Problem:** Two template files referenced a non-existent `SocialMention` model and were not being used by any URLs.
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**Solution:**
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- Removed unused templates:
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- `templates/social/mention_list.html`
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- `templates/social/mention_detail.html`
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**Files Removed:**
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- `templates/social/mention_list.html` (deleted)
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- `templates/social/mention_detail.html` (deleted)
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## Active Templates
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The following templates are currently in use and properly configured:
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1. **`social_comment_list.html`** - Main list view with platform cards, statistics, and filters
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2. **`social_comment_detail.html`** - Individual comment detail view
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3. **`social_platform.html`** - Platform-specific filtered view
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4. **`social_analytics.html`** - Analytics dashboard with charts
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## Active Model
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**`SocialMediaComment`** - The only model in use for the social app
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- Defined in: `apps/social/models.py`
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- Fields: platform, comment_id, comments, author, sentiment, keywords, topics, entities, etc.
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- Migration: `apps/social/migrations/0001_initial.py`
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## Verification
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All fixes have been verified:
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- ✅ Django system check passes
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- ✅ No template filter errors
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- ✅ Database table exists
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- ✅ Migration state is consistent
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- ✅ All templates use the correct model
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## Remaining Warning (Non-Critical)
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There is a pre-existing warning about URL namespace 'accounts' not being unique:
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```
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?: (urls.W005) URL namespace 'accounts' isn't unique. You may not be able to reverse all URLs in this namespace
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```
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This is not related to the social app fixes and is a project-wide URL configuration issue.
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