def handle_levels(self, args):
cur_level = self.file_operator.get_challenge().level
print("Currently on level: \"{}\"\n".format(cur_level.name))
for level in all_levels.values():
# TODO Make pretty
# TODO Add description
print(level.name, ": {} challenges".format(len(level.challenges)))
def handle_levels(self, args):
cur_level = self.file_operator.get_challenge().level
print("Currently on level: \"{}\"\n".format(cur_level.name))
for level in all_levels.values():
# TODO Add description
# 10 characters for the short IDs.
print("Level {:<10} :{:>2} challenge{}".format("\"" + level.name + "\"", len(level.challenges), ("", "s")[len(level.challenges) > 1]))
for index, challenge in enumerate(level.challenges.values()):
# " " * (characters allocated for ID - 6)
print("{}Challenge {:>2} : {:<10}".format(" " * 4, index + 1, challenge.name))
def handle_start(self, args):
# Make sure it's safe to initialize
if not args.force:
# We aren't forcing
if self.file_operator:
print('Repo {} already initialized for git gud.'.format(self.file_operator.path))
print('Use --force to initialize {}.'.format(os.getcwd()))
return
self.file_operator = Operator(os.getcwd(), initialize_repo=False)
if os.path.exists(self.file_operator.git_path):
# Current directory is a git repo
print('Currently in a git repo. Use --force to force initialize here.')
return
if os.path.exists(self.file_operator.gg_path):
# Current directory is a git repo
print('Git gud has already initialized. Use --force to force initialize again.')
return
if len(os.listdir(self.file_operator.path)) != 0:
print('Current directory is nonempty. Use --force to force initialize here.')
return
else:
print('Force initializing git gud.')
# After here, we initialize everything
try:
self.file_operator.repo = Repo(self.file_operator.path)
except InvalidGitRepositoryError:
self.file_operator.repo = Repo.init(self.file_operator.path)
if not os.path.exists(self.file_operator.gg_path):
os.mkdir(self.file_operator.gg_path)
with open(self.file_operator.last_commit_path, 'w+') as commit_file:
commit_file.write('0') # First commit will be 1
with open(self.file_operator.level_path, 'w+') as level_file:
level1 = next(iter(all_levels.values()))
challenge1 = next(iter(level1.challenges.values()))
level_file.write(challenge1.full_name())
python_exec = sys.executable.replace('\\', '/') # Git uses unix-like path separators
for git_hook_name, module_hook_name in all_hooks:
with open(os.path.join(self.file_operator.hooks_path, git_hook_name), 'w+') as hook_file:
hook_file.write('#!/bin/sh' + os.linesep)
hook_file.write('cat - | ' + python_exec + ' -m gitgud.hooks.' + module_hook_name + ' $1' +os.linesep)
hook_file.write('exit 0' + os.linesep)
print('Git Gud successfully setup in {}'.format(os.getcwd()))
self.file_operator.get_challenge().setup(self.file_operator)
