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Customer satisfaction

Project description

Add a form (viewlet) for the customer satisfaction on site contents.

Users can add a vote (positive or negative) and a comment to every page on the site.

Review

Captcha protection

This product can use collective.recaptcha or just an environment variable (RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY) to recaptcha validation.

collective.recaptcha usage is the preferred one for classic Plone because it’s used in the viewlet.

For Volto integration, we need to use recaptcha v3, so we can’t use collective.recaptcha right now.

You just need to set and environment variable RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY with the private key value.

The default is without collective.recaptcha.

If you want to add it, you need to add the extra required part (see Installation section).

After installing it, you need to setup proper keys into its control panel.

Disable captcha protection

By default this product needs a captcha validation to protect spam and form submission raise an error if missing.

There are some edge cases when you need to temporary disable this protection and you can do this with a flag in registry named rer.customersatisfaction.disable_recaptcha.

Use this flag ONLY if needed because it can open your site to bot spam.

Permissions

There are two new specific permission:

  • rer.customersatisfaction.AddCustomerSatisfactionVote (rer.customersatisfaction: Add Customer Satisfaction Vote) Allows users to vote (by default Anonymous).

  • rer.customersatisfaction.ManageCustomerSatisfaction (rer.customersatisfaction: Manage Customer Satisfaction) Allows to reset data (by default Manager and Site Administrator).

  • rer.customersatisfaction.ShowDeletedFeedbacks (rer.customersatisfaction: Show Deleted Feedbacks) Allow list also feedbacks from deleted contents (by default Manager and Site Administrator)

  • rer.customersatisfaction.AccessCustomerSatisfaction (rer.customersatisfaction: Access Customer Satisfaction) Allows users to list feedbacks on contents where they have that permission (by default Editor, Manager and Site Administrator)

Feedbacks catalog

Reviews are stored inside an internal catalog (based on souper.plone).

You can access/edit data through restapi routes (see below) or through a Plone utility:

from zope.component import getUtility
from rer.customersatisfaction.interfaces import ICustomerSatisfactionStore

tool = getUtility(ICustomerSatisfactionStore)

Add a vote

  • Method add

  • Parameters: data (dictionary with parameters)

  • Response: unique-id of new record

data should be a dictionary with the following parameters:

  • uid [required]: the uid of the Plone content

  • vote [required]: the vote (should be 1 or -1)

  • title: the title of the Plone content

  • comment: an optional comment

Othere parameters will be ignored.

Search reviews

  • Method search

  • Parameters: query (dictionary with parameters), sort_index (default=date), reverse (default=False)

  • Response: a list of results

query is a dictionary of indexes where perform the search.

Right now data is not indexed so search filters does not work. You only need to call search method to get all data.

restapi routes

Add a vote

@customer-satisfaction-add

POST endpoint that need to be called on a site content.

Only users with “rer.customersatisfaction.AddCustomerSatisfactionVote” can post it:

> curl -i -X POST http://localhost:8080/Plone/front-page/@customer-satisfaction-add -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-raw '{"vote": "1"}' --user admin:admin

If vote is successful, the response is a 204.

Feedbacks listing

There is a view (a link is also available on user menu in sidebar) that shows all infos about feedbacks: @@customer-satisfaction

The list of feedbacks is filtered based on some permissions.

Feedbacks listing

Comments listing

Users with rer.customersatisfaction.AccessCustomerSatisfaction can call @@show-feedbacks view on a content, to see a detailed list of feedbacks and comments.

Comments listing

Installation

Add rer.customersatisfaction to buildout:

[buildout]

...

eggs =
    rer.customersatisfaction

If you need collective.recaptcha support, add the egg like this:

...

eggs =
    rer.customersatisfaction[collective_recaptcha]

and run bin/buildout command.

Contribute

Compatibility

This product has been tested on Plone 5.1 and 5.2

Credits

Developed with the support of Regione Emilia Romagna;

Regione Emilia Romagna supports the PloneGov initiative.

Authors

This product was developed by RedTurtle Technology team.

RedTurtle Technology Site

Contributors

Changelog

1.2.0 (2022-07-06)

  • Add a flag to disable captcha validation. [cekk]

1.1.2 (2021-12-27)

  • Do not break viewlet if collective.recaptcha is not installed. [cekk]

1.1.1 (2021-12-02)

  • Fix python requirement. [cekk]

1.1.0 (2021-10-22)

  • A11y fixes [nzambello]

  • Conditional use of collective.recaptcha. [cekk]

1.0.0 (2021-08-19)

  • Initial release. [cekk]

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