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FIX: round down percentages when using multiple choices polls
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@ -5,16 +5,21 @@ export default Em.Component.extend({
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tagName: "ul",
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classNames: ["results"],
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@computed("poll.voters", "poll.options.[]", "poll.isMultiple")
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@computed("poll.voters", "poll.options.[]", "poll.type")
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options() {
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const options = this.get("poll.options");
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const voters = this.get("poll.voters");
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let percentages = voters === 0 ?
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Array(options.length).fill(0) :
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_.map(options, o => 100 * o.get("votes") / voters);
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// fix percentages to add up to 100 when the poll is single choice only
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if (!this.get("poll.isMultiple")) {
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// properly round percentages
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if (this.get("poll.type") === "multiple") {
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// when the poll is multiple choices, just "round down"
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percentages = percentages.map(p => Math.floor(p));
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} else {
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// when the poll is single choice, adds up to 100%
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percentages = evenRound(percentages);
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}
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