Added all previous GSOC organizations to organizations

[tsu-ki]

Closes: https://github.com/OWASP-BLT/BLT/issues/3264 Work-in progress PR (I haven't added consistent UI yet so the cards aren't displayed properly, please don't mind that)

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7bd00617-d8da-44c1-93a9-0130ec4e31e0

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a dedicated endpoint and page to display information for unverified domains, making it easier to view domain details for specific organizations.
• Style
  • Revamped the domain listing interface with updated card layouts, improved pagination, and new visual cues (including default logos and unverified badges) for a clearer and more engaging user experience.

[tsu-ki]

@DonnieBLT sir, while adding the organizations, I encountered the following problem: Since, an organization's domains are linked to their BLT profile, and not their slug. I'll have to either create a new slug field in Domains model in models.py file or I'll have to manually register each of the organizations domain and then link their domain, so as to create their BLT profile. Can you please guide me on how should I pursue this further ahead? thank you.

[JisanAR03]

Approach to Follow:

1. Since an organization's domains are linked to their BLT profile, you need to update the model first.

2. As we haven’t linked domains to BLT profiles yet, we need to be very cautious with the code. Initially, when creating an organization manually, we will not assign any specific user to it.

3. In the future, if a manager or admin comes to BLT to create an organization account, we will check whether their organization (without a user) already exists in our system. This verification will be done using their email address.

4. If the organization already exists, we will ask them to confirm ownership. This can be done via OTP verification or by checking whether the user is already verified.

5. Once verified, the user can then be linked to their organization.

Points to Consider:

1. First, remove the website/fixtures/merged_organizations.json file, as it is not a robust approach. Instead, write a script to fetch the data and apply conditions to ensure all data is updated yearly. Also, consider the script's complexity and execution time.

2. Make changes to the domainlist.html file and the organization view file only if absolutely necessary. For now, I believe you should focus only on making changes to the organization creation process and ensuring the necessary condition checks mentioned earlier are implemented.

@DonnieBLT , could you please provide your feedback on this suggestion? Also, let me know if there's anything you'd like to add or remove.

@tsu-ki , if you have any questions, feel free to ask—I'm here !

[DonnieBLT]

Sounds good!

[tsu-ki]

Approach to Follow:

1. Since an organization's domains are linked to their BLT profile, you need to update the model first.
2. As we haven’t linked domains to BLT profiles yet, we need to be very cautious with the code. Initially, when creating an organization manually, we will not assign any specific user to it.
3. In the future, if a manager or admin comes to BLT to create an organization account, we will check whether their organization (without a user) already exists in our system. This verification will be done using their email address.
4. If the organization already exists, we will ask them to confirm ownership. This can be done via OTP verification or by checking whether the user is already verified.
5. Once verified, the user can then be linked to their organization.

Points to Consider:

1. First, remove the website/fixtures/merged_organizations.json file, as it is not a robust approach. Instead, write a script to fetch the data and apply conditions to ensure all data is updated yearly. Also, consider the script's complexity and execution time.
2. Make changes to the domainlist.html file and the organization view file only if absolutely necessary. For now, I believe you should focus only on making changes to the organization creation process and ensuring the necessary condition checks mentioned earlier are implemented.

@DonnieBLT , could you please provide your feedback on this suggestion? Also, let me know if there's anything you'd like to add or remove.

@tsu-ki , if you have any questions, feel free to ask—I'm here !

@JisanAR03 thank you so much for your extensive explanation, it cleared a lot of things for me. Firstly, I would like to address my approach to solving this. I was considering re-introducing slug field and using conditional statements, where if an org's domain isn't linked to their BLT profile page yet, a slug is created for that org and instead that slug can be linked to their profile page. So, following route would be followed for gsoc orgs present under website/fixtures/merged_organizations.json: org url fetched from json file -> check if their domain is linked or not -> if not, slug is created for this org, and instead slug is linked to their BLT page. Secondly, I created multiple scripts to scrap org information but since gsoc archive doesn't contain information about orgs which participated before 2016, I had to scrap per year information, which didn't include data fields such as logo and correct urls. website/fixtures/merged_organizations.json was formed after combining multiple json files. I tried using Bing API, which is professionally used for web scraping, but it couldn't provide satisfactory results and took too much time to execute. plus, the cost be a factor aswell. I do agree that it's not a robust approach but I haven't been able to find a better approach yet. If you can help me with this, I would be very grateful.

@DonnieBLT sir, please review this and guide me on this, thank you!

[JisanAR03]

@tsu-ki , please consider :

1. verifying an organization before linking it to a user as i mention before, ensuring accurate mapping.

2 . Using slugs as a workaround for missing domain links might lead to inconsistencies in future updates. and keeps the organization-user mapping clean without introducing unnecessary fields.

3. focus on refining the organization creation process with careful condition checks.

4. Give me the script you were testing with. Let me check. If I can't do anything with that, then we will go with your approach.

[tsu-ki]

@tsu-ki , please consider :

1. verifying an organization before linking it to a user as i mention before, ensuring accurate mapping.

2 . Using slugs as a workaround for missing domain links might lead to inconsistencies in future updates. and keeps the organization-user mapping clean without introducing unnecessary fields.

3. focus on refining the organization creation process with careful condition checks.
4. Give me the script you were testing with. Let me check. If I can't do anything with that, then we will go with your approach.

I've shared the script with you on slack, please look into it. I'll create a minimal process which checks whether an org exists in the DB or not, if it does then whether it's domain is linked or not. I'll have to find my way around for saving the JSON file organisations and using their domains correctly. thank you for your help!

[tsu-ki]

@JisanAR03 @DonnieBLT I've created a seperate class that handles unverified organizations using path("domain/<str:org_name>/unverified", UnverifiedDomainView.as_view(), name="domain_unverified"), route.

• Both verified(organizations whose domains have been linked with their BLT profiles and unverified(organizations without verification); are displayed on Organizations page, unverified org having an unverified tag attached.
• An unverified organization is determined as unverified, if it does not exist in DB and has been fetched from another source.
• When user redirects to an unverified organization's domain, they're taken to a different page, which shows that they're unverified.
• Incorporating this required changes only in organizations.py, domain_list.html, .urls.py and creating a new template file. Please review this approach and suggest how can I improve, make changes to it. thank you!

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d01cfb76-de23-4bef-9246-280260d8023e

[tsu-ki]

can you please add a new field in the organisation table for gsoc_years for a comma separated list - and update all the css to tailwind? Also we don't need the unverified domainview anymore as we will have a new organization page soon.

sure, I'll make the required changes and update PR. I'm shifting to a new place, so it might take me a couple of days to complete this. I hope that won't be a problem, thank you for your understanding

[DonnieBLT]

can you please add a new field in the organisation table for gsoc_years for a comma separated list - and update all the css to tailwind? Also we don't need the unverified domainview anymore as we will have a new organization page soon.

sure, I'll make the required changes and update PR. I'm shifting to a new place, so it might take me a couple of days to complete this. I hope that won't be a problem, thank you for your understanding

Sounds good! Good luck with the move!

[DonnieBLT]

/kudos

[DonnieBLT]

this is a bit outdated now, feel free to revise it and make it work for the new layout this could be one script - see the recent gsoc import

[DonnieBLT]

@coderabbitai please make the changes

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces new functionality for handling unverified organization domains. A new URL pattern and corresponding view have been added to route requests for unverified domains. The domain management logic has been updated to merge verified domains from the database with unverified ones sourced from a JSON file, modify pagination, and redirect unverified domain detail requests appropriately. Additionally, the domain listing interface has been redesigned with updated HTML templates and styling improvements, and a new template has been added for unverified domains.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
blt/urls.py website/views/organization.py	Added new URL route for unverified domains and introduced the UnverifiedDomainView. Updated DomainListView to merge database domains with unverified data from a JSON file, increased pagination from 20 to 30 items, and modified DomainDetailView to redirect unverified domains and adjust issue retrieval.
website/templates/domain_list.html website/templates/unverified_domain.html	Redesigned domain listing layout by updating grid styling with a fixed column width, new card structure, added styling classes (.unverified-badge, .years, .pagination), revised logo display logic, and introduced a new template (unverified_domain.html) to present details for unverified domains.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant R as URL Router
    participant UD as UnverifiedDomainView
    participant T as Unverified Domain Template

    U->>R: Request /domain/{org_name}/unverified
    R->>UD: Route request to UnverifiedDomainView
    UD->>UD: Load unverified organization data from JSON
    alt Organization found
        UD->>T: Render unverified_domain.html with org details
    else Organization not found
        UD->>U: Return Http404 error
    end

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant R as URL Router
    participant DD as DomainDetailView
    participant UD as UnverifiedDomainView
    participant T as Template

    U->>R: Request domain detail
    R->>DD: Process detail request
    DD->>DD: Check domain verification status
    alt Domain is unverified
        DD->>UD: Redirect to UnverifiedDomainView
        UD->>T: Render unverified_domain.html
    else Domain is verified
        DD->>T: Render verified domain details with issues using updated pagination
    end

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#!/bin/bash
# Let's create a migration file to add the gsoc_years field to the Organization model
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from django.db import migrations, models


class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('website', '0184_merge_0183_merge_20250124_0618_0183_slackbotactivity'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='organization',
            name='gsoc_years',
            field=models.CharField(blank=True, max_length=255, null=True, help_text='Comma-separated list of years participated in Google Summer of Code'),
        ),
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@DonnieBLT I'll implement the requested changes based on our previous discussions. Here's what I'll do:

1. I've already added a migration file for the new gsoc_years field to the Organization model:

# website/migrations/0185_organization_gsoc_years.py
from django.db import migrations, models

class Migration(migrations.Migration):
    dependencies = [
        ('website', '0184_merge_0183_merge_20250124_0618_0183_slackbotactivity'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='organization',
            name='gsoc_years',
            field=models.CharField(blank=True, max_length=255, null=True, help_text='Comma-separated list of years participated in Google Summer of Code'),
        ),
    ]

2. I'll update the CSS in the relevant templates to use Tailwind instead of traditional CSS, particularly focusing on domain_list.html and related organization templates.

3. I'll remove the unverified domainview as you mentioned a new organization page is coming soon.

4. I'll modify the import script to utilize the data from the merged_organizations.json file to populate the Organization model with the GSOC organizations and their participation years.

Let me know if there are any specific requirements or considerations for the implementation.

[DonnieBLT]

/giphy nice to have

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