def show_color():
# When the user submits the form at /, the contents of the form
# will be send to this route, and whatever code you write here will
# be run by your server. In order to render a new page for your user,
# you will need to do a few things:
# - extract the data submitted by the user
# - check if the color exists in our list, return the hex code if it does
# - render a new page which shows a square of that color and its name
# - if the color doesn't exist, give the user a useful error message.
# - create a log.txt file which records (logs) the user requests.
user_submitted_string = request.form['color']
color_key = user_submitted_string.strip().lower()
# log user submitted string value
log(f"User submitted string: '{user_submitted_string}'")
try:
color_hex_code = get_color_code(color_key)
return render_template('color.html',
page_title="Show Color",
user_color=color_key,
color_hex=color_hex_code)
except:
log(f"[ERROR]: '{color_key}' is not a valid CSS color name.")
return render_template('invalid-color.html',
page_title="Invalid Color",
user_color=user_submitted_string)
def show_color():
# When the user submits the form at /, the contents of the form
# will be send to this route, and whatever code you write here will
# be run by your server. In order to render a new page for your user,
# you will need to do a few things:
# - extract the data submitted by the user
# - check if the color exists in our list, return the hex code if it does
# - render a new page which shows a square of that color and its name
# - if the color doesn't exist, give the user a useful error message.
# - create a log.txt file which records (logs) the user requests.
user_submitted_string = (request.form.get('color')).lower().replace(
' '
'.', '')
color_hex_code = get_color_code(user_submitted_string)
# Creating two sentences for color available and not
color_text = "Your color is " + \
str(user_submitted_string) + ".\n" + \
"Your color code is " + str(color_hex_code)
no_color_text = "Your color isn't available"
logging.debug(user_submitted_string)
if color_hex_code == None:
return render_template('color.html',
page_title="Show Color",
message=no_color_text)
else:
return render_template('color.html',
page_title="Show Color",
message=color_text,
color_hex_code=color_hex_code)
def show_color():
# When the user submits the form at /, the contents of the form
# will be send to this route, and whatever code you write here will
# be run by your server. In order to render a new page for your user,
# you will need to do a few things:
# - extract the data submitted by the user
# - check if the color exists in our list, return the hex code if it does
# - render a new page which shows a square of that color and its name
# - if the color doesn't exist, give the user a useful error message.
# - create a log.txt file which records (logs) the user requests.
if request.method == 'POST':
user_submitted_string = request.form["color"].lower()
color_name = user_submitted_string.capitalize()
color_hex_code = get_color_code(user_submitted_string)
return render_template('color.html',
page_title="Show Color",
color_name=color_name,
color_hex_code=color_hex_code)
#except if error returned from get color return error message to /color route
else:
return redirect(url_for('/'))
def show_color():
# When the user submits the form at /, the contents of the form
# will be send to this route, and whatever code you write here will
# be run by your server. In order to render a new page for your user,
# you will need to do a few things:
# - extract the data submitted by the user
# - check if the color exists in our list, return the hex code if it does
# - render a new page which shows a square of that color and its name
# - if the color doesn't exist, give the user a useful error message.
# - create a log.txt file which records (logs) the user requests.
user_submitted_string = request.form['color']
color_hex_code = get_color_code(user_submitted_string)
return render_template('color.html', page_title="Show Color",
color_hex_code=color_hex_code)
def show_color():
color_name = request.form['color']
color_hex_code = get_color_code(color_name)
if color_hex_code == "error":
error_message = "Sorry {} isn't a color in CSS."\
.format(color_name)
return render_template('color.html', page_title="Error",
your_color=error_message)
else:
your_color = "Your color {} is {} in hex code"\
.format(color_name, color_hex_code)
return render_template('color.html', page_title="Your Color",
your_color=your_color,
color_hex_code=color_hex_code)
logging.basicConfig(filename='tmp/log.txt', filemode='w',
level=logging.DEBUG, format='%(name)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s')
logging.debug(f'User request: {color_name}')
def show_color():
# When the user submits the form at /, the contents of the form
# will be send to this route, and whatever code you write here will
# be run by your server. In order to render a new page for your user,
# you will need to do a few things:
# - extract the data submitted by the user
# - check if the color exists in our list, return the hex code if it does
# - render a new page which shows a square of that color and its name
# - if the color doesn't exist, give the user a useful error message.
# - create a log.txt file which records (logs) the user requests.
user_submitted_string = request.form['color']
color_hex_code = get_color_code(user_submitted_string)
if request.method == 'POST':
# logging.basicConfig(format = '%(asctime)s %(message)s',
# datefmt = '%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p',
# filename = 'tmp/logs.log',
# level=logging.DEBUG)
# logging.info(f'Info: user entry {user_submitted_string}')
return render_template("color.html",
page_title="Show Color",
color_hex_code=color_hex_code,
user_submitted_string=user_submitted_string)
def test_get_color_code():
# this test should pass right now
assert get_color_code("blue") == "#0000ff"
# the following test will fail at the beginning,
# uncomment when you think you are finished!
assert get_color_code("red") == "#ff0000"
def test_get_color_code():
# this test should pass right now
assert get_color_code("blue") == "#0000ff"
def test_get_color_code():
# this test should pass right now
assert get_color_code("red") == "#ff0000"