def check_all_stock(conn):
cursor = conn.execute("select * from Ingredient")
data = cursor.fetchall()
for entry in data:
if entry[3] is None:
print("stock not set for {}").format(entry[1])
stocked = raw_input("enter 'S' or 'U' if stocked or unstocked: ").upper()
if stocked== 'S':
stocked = 1
elif stocked== 'U':
stocked = 0
else:
stocked = None
sqls.set_stock(conn, entry[0], stocked)
if arguments['--only-stocked']:
# This is hideous. I need a better way of managing my sql queries
sqls.all_joins = sqls.all_joins+" where "+sqls.exist_join[:-4]
sqls.print_query(cursor, sqls.all_joins)
elif arguments['--ingredient']:
# get a list of ingredient strings
ingredients = arguments['--ingredient'].split(",")
sqls.print_query(cursor, sqls.get_cocktails_with_ingredients(
ingredients, restrict=arguments['--only-stocked']))
elif arguments['--drink']:
drink = arguments['--drink']
sqls.print_query(cursor, sqls.get_cocktail(
drink, restrict=arguments['--only-stocked']))
if arguments['--stock']:
for i in arguments['--stock']:
cursor = conn.execute("select id from Ingredient where name=?",
(i,))
entry = cursor.fetchone()[0]
sqls.set_stock(conn, entry, 1)
if arguments['--unstock']:
for i in arguments['--unstock']:
cursor = conn.execute("select id from Ingredient where name=?",
(i,))
entry = cursor.fetchone()[0]
sqls.set_stock(conn, entry, 0)
try:
database.close()
conn.close()
except AttributeError:
pass
