'''
I talked to Kelli and Caitlin, and they said that in the real world Life plans do not ever have a fixed price / EE. Therefore we're
going to convert all the 'price' plans in our system into 'ratePerThousand' plans. For Voluntary plans, we need to handle at the
EE level, so this ticket does not address Voluntary plans.
'''
#Please note that the for loops do exactly the same, but I separated it out to explain the reasoning.


#This script handles all plans with a price but does not have a rate per thousand. For these plans, we're
#going to calculate the new ratePerThousand using the price and the volume. For the multiple plans,
#me and maddie went through the existing multiple plans and we think that the current ones that have a
#price are supposed to actually be 'Stock' plans fortunately.


lps = LifePlan.objects.all()
for lp in lps:
	if not lp.isVoluntary and not lp.supplementalCoverage:
		#purely mandatory
		if lp.price and not lp.ratePerThousand:
			lp.ratePerThousand = lp.price * 1000 / lp.maxAmount
			lp.price = None
			lp.save()

	elif not lp.isVoluntary and lp.supplementalCoverage:
		#mandatory + supplemental
		if lp.price and not lp.ratePerThousand:
			lp.ratePerThousand = lp.price * 1000 / lp.maxAmount
			lp.price = None
			lp.save()

#all plans that have a PRICE, along with a rate per thousand, we'll calculate the new rate per thousand using price,
#because in our system, price takes precedence over rate per thousand. Check class EmployeeLifePlan currentCost function

lps = LifePlan.objects.all()
for lp in lps:
	if not lp.isVoluntary and not lp.supplementalCoverage:
		#purely mandatory
		if lp.price and lp.ratePerThousand:
			lp.ratePerThousand = lp.price * 1000 / lp.maxAmount
			lp.price = None
			lp.save()

	elif not lp.isVoluntary and lp.supplementalCoverage:
		#mandatory + supplemental
		if lp.price and lp.ratePerThousand:
			lp.ratePerThousand = lp.price * 1000 / lp.maxAmount
			lp.price = None
			lp.save()