[DAO:1ba73b4] Update #8 for project "[resubmission] DCL-Metrics - fundamental community metrics #2"

dao · September 30, 2024, 2:03pm

Author: 0x895be97bdb9f8a244c472b18ea96dee39ddf8fe5
Update Status: On Time
Project Health: On Track

Introduction

This month was mostly behind the scenes work, migrating server resources and taking care of long-term sustainability and maintenance tickets

Highlights

nothing client facing, but we made the some improvements to resource caching and updated server resources on BE as well as updated the server used for FE

Blockers

none

Next steps

complete the land utilization feature

Additional notes and links

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OnSr · October 2, 2024, 7:26am

I once asked a question (about how AFK spent hours are calculated) through the built-in contact form (top-right button on dcl-metrics.com) but never received a response. I’m surprised that the broken contact form isn’t addressed here either as a blocker or as a solved issue. Or maybe, the questions are not taken seriously.

dax · October 2, 2024, 12:51pm

hey there @OnSr those contact requests go to our telegram notification channel where we also get error reports, etc - it could be that it slipped through, sorry about that! I do know that it’s working as we just had a feedback the other day from another user.

re: your question: in a nutshell if a user is detected in the same position over a certain period, they are considered AFK until movement is detected. Hope that helps!

we process afk here, starting around line 67:

github.com

DCL-Metrics/dcl-metrics-be/blob/master/lib/jobs/process_daily_user_activity.rb

module Jobs
  class ProcessDailyUserActivity < Job
    sidekiq_options queue: 'processing'

    def perform(address, date)
      @address = address

      data = FAT_BOY_DATABASE[
        "select * from data_points
        where address = '#{@address}'
        and date = '#{date}'
        order by timestamp"
      ]

      timestamp = data.detect { |d| d[:timestamp] != nil }[:timestamp]
      return unless timestamp

      date, _time, timezone = timestamp.to_s.split
      beginning_of_day = DateTime.parse("#{date} 00:00:00 #{timezone}").to_time
      end_of_day = DateTime.parse("#{date} 23:59:59 #{timezone}").to_time

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OnSr · October 2, 2024, 2:05pm

That’s the answer! Thank you and have a nice day

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