def __init__(self, graph=None):
"""
if graph is not none make a copy of the topological structure of graph
(i.e. don't use the same id)
:param graph: the graph to copy, default=None
:type graph: Graph
"""
self._vertices = {}
self._edges = {}
self._vid_generator = IdGenerator()
self._eid_generator = IdGenerator()
if graph is not None:
dummy = self.extend(graph)
def main():
# load machine/service id.
service_id = os.environ.get("SERVICE_ID", 1)
url_id_generator = IdGenerator(service_id)
user_id_generator = IdGenerator(service_id)
snowflake_service = SnowFlakeService(url_id_generator, user_id_generator)
server = grpc.server(thread_pool=futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(
max_workers=10))
snowflake_pb2_grpc.add_SnowFlakeServicer_to_server(snowflake_service,
server)
server.add_insecure_port("[::]:%s" %
os.environ.get("SNOWFLAKE_SERVICE_PORT", 5000))
server.start()
try:
while True:
time.sleep(86400)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
server.stop(0)
from id_generator import IdGenerator
team_id = IdGenerator()
class Team:
def __init__(self, event):
self._members = []
self._id = team_id.next()
self._event_id = event
def add_member(self, person):
self._members.append(person)
@property
def members(self):
return self._members
def __repr__(self):
return str(self._members)
def setUp(self):
self.client = Redis()
self.client.flushdb()
self.id_generator = IdGenerator(self.client, 'user::id')
def clear_edges(self):
self._edges.clear()
self._eid_generator = IdGenerator()
def clear(self):
self._vertices.clear()
self._edges.clear()
self._vid_generator = IdGenerator()
self._eid_generator = IdGenerator()
class System:
order_id_generator = IdGenerator()
def __init__(self):
self._orders = []
self._staff = []
# This will be the list of sides available to the customer
self._sides = [
SideFood("Nuggets - 3 pieces"),
SideFood("Nuggets - 6 pieces"),
SideFood("Nuggets - 24 deal"),
SideFood("Fries Small"),
SideFood("Fries Medium"),
SideFood("Fries Large"),
SideFood("Coke Small"),
SideFood("Coke Medium")
]
# This will be the list of toppings available to the customer
self._toppings = [
Topping("Tomato"),
Topping("Cheddar Cheese"),
Topping("Swiss Cheese"),
Topping("Lettuce"),
Topping("Tomato Sauce")
]
self._staff.append(StaffUser("jlam", "Jonathan", "123"))
self._staff.append(StaffUser("mel", "Melody", "abc"))
self._staff.append(StaffUser("lust", "Lucius", "qwerty"))
self._stock = {
# Mains
"Wrap": 20,
"Sesame Bun": 10,
"Muffin Bun": 10,
"Chicken Patty": 4,
"Vegetarian Patty": 5,
"Beef Patty": 4,
# Toppings
"Tomato": 14,
"Cheddar Cheese": 14,
"Swiss Cheese": 14,
"Lettuce": 14,
"Tomato Sauce": 14,
# Sides
"Nuggets": 25,
"Fries": 200,
"Coke Small": 5,
"Coke Medium": 3
}
@property
def orders(self):
return self._orders
@property
def staff(self):
return self._staff
@property
def sides(self):
return self._sides
@property
def toppings(self):
return self._toppings
def getStock(self, name):
''' Returns the amount of stock available
for a provided item name
'''
return self._stock[name]
def setStock(self, name, num=0, delta=0):
''' Updates the stock of a particular food item.
There are two ways to call this function.
Either specify the exact amount using the _num_
parameter. e.g. if a staff is doing a stocktake
on amount of food.
Alternatively, use the _delta_ parameter and this
will subtract the value of delta from the current
stock. For example, if delta=3, this will subtract
3 from the stock.
'''
if num != 0:
self._stock[name] = num
elif delta != 0:
self._stock[name] -= delta
def checkValidStock(self, food_item):
''' Given a OrderItem food_item, will return no
value if there is sufficient stock of all
buns, patties, toppings and sides.
Will raise an error otherwise
'''
name_to_check = food_item.name
# Burgers - check if buns are available
if name_to_check == 'Burger':
if self.getStock(food_item.bunType) < food_item.bunCount:
raise ValueError
# Check if there is sufficient (at least one) wrap
if name_to_check == 'Wrap':
if self.getStock(name_to_check) < 1:
raise ValueError
# Check if toppings and patties avaiable
if name_to_check == 'Burger' or name_to_check == 'Wrap':
for topping in food_item.toppings:
if self.getStock(topping.name) < food_item.stock_cost:
raise ValueError
return
# Treats Nuggets3p, Nuggets6p, and Nuggets24p the same
if 'Nuggets' in name_to_check:
if self.getStock('Nuggets') < food_item.stock_cost:
raise ValueError
return
# Treats small, medium and large fries the same
if 'Fries' in name_to_check:
if self.getStock('Fries') < food_item.stock_cost:
raise ValueError
return
# For all other sides
if self.getStock(name_to_check) < food_item.stock_cost:
raise ValueError
def updateStock(self, food_item):
''' Updates the stock of a food item.
For burgers and wraps, it will also
update the stock of its constituent
toppings and patties.
'''
name_to_check = food_item.name
# Burgers - check if buns and toppings available
if name_to_check == 'Burger':
self.setStock(food_item.bunType, delta=food_item.bunCount)
if name_to_check == 'Burger' or name_to_check == 'Wrap':
for topping in food_item.toppings:
self.setStock(topping.name, delta=1)
return
if 'Nuggets' in name_to_check:
self.setStock('Nuggets', delta=food_item.stock_cost)
return
if 'Fries' in name_to_check:
self.setStock('Fries', delta=food_item.stock_cost)
return
# Sides, Wraps
self.setStock(name_to_check, delta=food_item.stock_cost)
def addOrder(self, order):
''' Adds a provided Order _order_ to the
System.
'''
# Validation
for food_item in order.mains:
self.checkValidStock(food_item)
for food_item in order.sides:
self.checkValidStock(food_item)
# Update stock
for food_item in order.mains:
self.updateStock(food_item)
for food_item in order.sides:
self.updateStock(food_item)
# Now that the order has been confirmed and verified,
# we can assign an ID to it.
order.setId(System.order_id_generator.next())
self._orders.append(order)
def getOrder(self, order_id):
""" Gets an order that matches a
given order_id. This uses a linear search,
though a binary search, or hash map would
be more efficient for real-world implementations.
"""
for order in self._orders:
if order.id == order_id:
return order
def removeOrder(self, order_id):
""" Removes an order that matches a
given order_id. This uses a linear search,
though a binary search, or hash map would
be more efficient for real-world implementations.
"""
for order in self._orders:
if order.id == order_id:
self._orders.remove(order)
return
def does_username_exist(self, username):
''' Checks if a provided username exists in the staff list'''
for staff in self._staff:
if staff.username == username:
return True
return False
'''
from id_generator import IdGenerator
from algorithm import Person
event_id = IdGenerator()
class Event():
def __init__(self, location, host, desc):
self._id = event_id.next()
self._location = location
self._host = host
self._desc = desc
self._participants = []
self._attendees = 0
self._teams = []
def add_participant(self, profile):
self._participants.append(profile)
self._attendees += 1
profile.event.append(self._id)
def remove_participant(self, id):
for i in self._participants:
if i.id == id:
self._participants.remove(i)
self._attendees -= 1
break
@property
def teams(self):
return self._teams
from id_generator import IdGenerator
profile_id = IdGenerator()
class Login():
def __init__(self, username, password, user_type):
self._username = username
self._password = password
self._user_type = user_type
self._id = profile_id.next()
@property
def id(self):
return self._id
def verify(self, username, password):
if username == self._username and password == self._password:
return True
return False
@property
def username(self):
return self._username
from typing import Dict, Optional, List, TypeVar
from fastapi import FastAPI, status, HTTPException
from todo import Todo, TodoKey, TodoValue
from id_generator import IdGenerator, Id
from json_types import JsonObject, JsonList
# Used to generate unique Ids for our `todos` dict keys
id_gen = IdGenerator()
todos: Dict[Id, Todo] = {}
app = FastAPI()
@app.get('/todos')
def index() -> JsonList[Todo]:
return list(todos.values())
@app.get('/todos/{item_id}')
def show(item_id: Id) -> JsonObject[Optional[Todo]]:
return { 'item': todos.get(item_id, None) }
@app.post('/todos', status_code=status.HTTP_201_CREATED)
def create(entry: dict) -> JsonObject[int]:
if 'description' not in entry or 'category' not in entry:
raise HTTPException(status_code=400, detail='JSON missing "description" or "category" field')
new_id: Id = id_gen.next()
todos[new_id] = Todo(entry['description'], entry['category'], new_id)
return { 'id': new_id }
@app.delete('/todos/{item_id}')
def delete(item_id: int) -> JsonObject[bool]:
