Track activity log

[ferblape]

Every action that updates the database (creates, updates or destroys a record) must be tracked in the system.

These actions need to reflect:

• the action itself. I.e. site.created or user.updated
• the author of the action
• the subject of the action
• the receiver of the action, if applies
• the IP from which the author executed the action
• the timestamp

There are three kinds of actions:

1 - actions performed by regular users (citiziens) in the public or private site. I.e.: follow a budget line, vote for a comment, or update her personal data
2 - actions performed by an admin in a site, such as create a new participatory process
3 - actions performed by an admin not linked to a site, such as create a new admin, enable a site module, or disable a user account

The activity log will be displayed in different parts of the admin UI, not totally defined yet. For the moment:

• when visiting a user profile or admin profile, all the activity authored by the user will be displayed
• pending to define:
  • where to view generic activity (3)

[ferblape]

Take a look @danguita. Tomorrow I'll start a branch and we can discuss about it on Friday morning

[furilo]

We have to start thinking how we'll handle actions like votes which must be
tracked but not related to any user

El 9 nov. 2016 18:29, "Fernando Blat" [email protected] escribió:

Take a look @danguita https://github.com/danguita. Tomorrow I'll start
a branch and we can discuss about it on Friday morning

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[ferblape]

I'm going to close this issue and create more specific ones.