ashleymason

Model-Level Validations vs. Database Constraint

let's start with the TL;DR

• what's better? database constraints or model validation?
  • no easy answer -- it depends on your problem
  • try to remember:
    • database constraints prevent bad data from being written

• model validations allow for limitless specificity and quick pivots

ashleymason

1. Purchase a Realtor zip campaign (be sure to use a profile that has videos, like John Doe in Durham, NC)

2. Once the campaign is purchased, you should see the TV cross sell on the receipt page.

3. Click on the Watch my commercial CTA, and ensure you are able to complete the purchase of the TV Campaign.

ashleymason

There are 4 criteria for getting the interstitial to display in QA:

1. Partner has TV enabled
2. User has not purchased a TV campaign (drafts are fine)
3. Interstitial has not been show in past week / more than 5 times (Clear cookies/use incognito)
4. Current Agent is present


That last one is usually the issue when the interstitial is not displaying. The easiest way is to start the funnel
while signed in and search for the profile you want. Once selected, go back to the My Campaigns page and

ashleymason

partner = Partner[:luxpo]

partner.extra_data[:default_layouts][:retargeting] = {anx_web: 'luxpo_retargeting_web', facebook: 'luxpo_retargeting_fb'}

partner.save

pas = PartnerAutomationSetting.find_by(partner_id: partner.id)

pf = Partner::Feed.where(partner: partner, type: 'Partner::ListingFeed').first

ashleymason

To add Facebook comments and likes to the ad

Purchase a campaign and make it live, then:

rake webhook:facebook:comment:add[5,4]

where 5 is the FacebookAdCreative with id 5 and 4 is the number of comments.

if you would like to add likes

ashleymason

    Workers::PartnerData::PartnerFeedSequenceRunner.work(
      partners: partner.code,
      force_sync: true,
      production_only: false,
      do_not_queue: true,
      limit: 100,
      type: 'Partner::ListingFeed'
    )

    Workers::PartnerData::PartnerFeedSequenceRunner.work(

ashleymason

partner = Partner[:luxpo]

Campaign.joins(:campaign_insertion_order).
  where(campaigns: {
                      partner_id: partner.id,
                      status: :pending_approval,
                    }
                  ).
  where(campaign_insertion_orders: { source: 'feed_automation'}).
  find_each do |c|

ashleymason

partner = Partner[:luxpo];
partner.extra_data[:default_layouts][:retargeting] = {anx_web: 'luxpo_retargeting_web', facebook: 'luxpo_retargeting_fb'};
partner.save;

pas = PartnerAutomationSetting.find_by(partner_id: partner.id);
unless pas.present?
	pas = PartnerAutomationSetting.create(
		automation_type: 'retargeting',
		send_email: false,
		launch_date: 1.year.ago,

ashleymason

# What is Imagemagick?

# open-source software for altering image files
# developed in 1987 by John Cristy for DuPont (older than Ruby!)
# originally developed to convert 24-bit images (16 million color) to
# 8-bit images (256-color), so they could be displayed on most screens
# copyright released in 1990 to ImageMagick Studio LLC, which is the organization
# that still maintains it today.

# https://github.com/rmagick/rmagick