Reportback items endpoint

[chloealee]

Fixes DoSomethingArchive/api#7

What's this PR do?

Adds a user's first_name, last_name, country, and photo to the reportback-items endpoint. Makes the request from phoenix to ns to grab user data and caches this data for 24 hours.

Where should the reviewer start?

phoenix -> northstar call is made in lines 132-148 of ReportbackController.

How should this be manually tested?

Comment in line 137 of ReportbackController.php to get a specific user's information.
User endpoint dev.dosomething.org:8888/api/v1/reportback-items.json

To test caching is working correctly: http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/87184/how-to-check-that-cache-is-working-on-current-page

What are the relevant tickets?

Will this conflict @aaronschachter?
DoSomethingArchive/LetsDoThis-iOS#286

[chloealee]

@uy @weerd ready to be looked at whenever either of you get a chance!

[aaronschachter]

@chloealee No need to worry about DoSomethingArchive/LetsDoThis-iOS#286 for this PR, thanks for checking!

[angaither]

was NORTSTAR_URL not working locally?

[chloealee]

the URL was sending me to qa instead of local where I wanted to test but looks good now so I'll change back!

[chloealee]

I actually changed this back - right now, the $base_url prints http://northstar.dev:8000 where as before, it printed http://northstar-qa.dosomething.org:8000. Is this ok?

[chloealee]

I'm also worried about the cache actually working - is there a way to test this on staging?

[angaither]

that's from pulling from stage, you can reset that locally here

[angaither]

@chloealee as far as cache testing, you can see that in the cache tables in sql pro. I can help ya with that if you want 😄
also... since this is a new cache, I think you actually have to make the table with an install hook like this

[weerd]

Not vital at all (or maybe just a future update to consider), but might be cleaner if you could save the nested array to $northstar_user and then cast it to an object:

$northstar_user = json_decode($northstar_user->data, true);
$northstar_user = (object) $northstar_user['data'][0];

So then you can get each item similar to how code above retrieves it for consistency:

$this->user = [
  'id' => $data->uid,
  'first_name' => $northstar_user->first_name,
  'last_name' => $northstar_user->last_name,
  'photo' => $northstar_user->photo,
  'country' => $northstar_user->country,
];

Something like that... :)

[chloealee]

that looks a lot better, I'll update now, thanks Diego!

[angaither]

💣 meh, looks like we don't need this?

[chloealee]

ah yes, sorry for being so sloppy and missing this! Removed.

[angaither]

👍 🚢 🍷

[weerd]

Nice work @chloealee 💃