def remove(db,args):
'''Remove item(s) from the db.'''
if len(args) > 0:
sub = args[0]
if sub == "all":
items = db.grabAll()
elif sub == 'last':
items = db.grabMostRecent(1)
elif sub == 'last^':
items = db.grabMostRecent(1,1)
elif sub == 'last^^':
items = db.grabMostRecent(1,2)
elif sub[0:5] == 'last~' and len(sub) == 6:
items = db.grabMostRecent(1,int(sub[5]))
elif sub[0:4] == 'last' and len(sub) == 5:
items = db.grabMostRecent(int(sub[4]))
else:
items = [db.grabItem(sub)]
removed = 0
for item in items:
if item is not None:
item.remove(commit=False) # Don't commit so we can bundle transactions.
print 'Removed',util.decorate('WARNING',item.identifier)
removed += 1
db.commit()
if removed > 0:
print util.decorate('OKGREEN',str(removed) + ' item(s) successfully removed.')
def edit(db, args, config):
if len(args) == 0:
print util.decorate("FAIL", "Fatal: No reference to item to edit supplied.")
return False
for arg in args:
if arg == "last":
items = db.grabMostRecent(1)
elif arg == "last^":
items = db.grabMostRecent(1, 1)
elif arg == "last^^":
items = db.grabMostRecent(1, 2)
elif arg[0:5] == "last~" and len(arg) == 6:
items = db.grabMostRecent(1, int(arg[5]))
elif len(arg) > 0:
items = [db.grabItem(arg)]
else:
print util.decorate("FAIL", "Fatal: No reference to item to edit supplied.")
return False
if items is not None:
item = items[0]
item.edit()
item.save()
print util.decorate("OKGREEN", "Item was successfully modified.\n")
item.display()
return True
return False
def edit(db, args, config):
if len(args) == 0:
print util.decorate('FAIL',
'Fatal: No reference to item to edit supplied.')
return False
for arg in args:
if arg == 'last':
items = db.grabMostRecent(1)
elif arg == 'last^':
items = db.grabMostRecent(1, 1)
elif arg == 'last^^':
items = db.grabMostRecent(1, 2)
elif arg[0:5] == 'last~' and len(arg) == 6:
items = db.grabMostRecent(1, int(arg[5]))
elif len(arg) > 0:
items = [db.grabItem(arg)]
else:
print util.decorate(
'FAIL', 'Fatal: No reference to item to edit supplied.')
return False
if items is not None:
item = items[0]
item.edit()
item.save()
print util.decorate('OKGREEN', 'Item was successfully modified.\n')
item.display()
return True
return False
def search(db, args):
'''Search item content and display matches.'''
#
# Methods:
# search [query]
# --displays all items that match the query.
#
if len(args) > 0:
query = args[0]
items = db.searchContent(query)
else:
print util.decorate(
'FAIL',
'Requires a search parameter.\n usage: jot search [query]')
return False
if items is None:
print util.decorate('WARNING', 'No matches found for "%s"' % query)
else:
print util.decorate(
'OKGREEN',
'%d matching items found for "%s"\n' % (len(items), query))
for item in items:
if item is not None:
item.display()
return True
return False
def search(db,args):
'''Search item content and display matches.'''
#
# Methods:
# search [query]
# --displays all items that match the query.
#
if len(args) > 0:
query = args[0]
items = db.searchContent(query)
else:
print util.decorate('FAIL', 'Requires a search parameter.\n usage: jot search [query]')
return False
if items is None:
print util.decorate('WARNING', 'No matches found for "%s"' % query)
else:
print util.decorate('OKGREEN', '%d matching items found for "%s"\n' % (len(items),query))
for item in items:
if item is not None:
item.display()
return True
return False
def add(db, args, config):
'''Create, fill, save, and display a new jot Item.'''
#
# Arguments:
# [none]
# opens the default editor with a temp file.
#
# -m "string"
# --manual "string"
# uses the supplied string as the item content.
#
# -q
# --quiet
# suppress output, would really only make sense to
# run with -m, but works either way.
# -h
# --high
# attaches a 'high' priority to the item. Priority
# defaults to normal when this and the -l option are
# omitted.
#
# -l
# --low
# attaches a 'low' priority to the item.
#
# -t "string, string, ... "
# --tags "string, string, ... "
# attaches one or more comma-separated strings as
# to the item as tags. These are optional and can
# always be added later with the tag command.
manual = False
quiet = False
content = None
batchMode = False
priority = 'Normal'
tags = None
for tup in args:
arg1 = tup[0]
arg2 = tup[1]
if (arg1 == 'm' or arg1 == '-manual') and arg2 is not None:
manual = True
content = arg2
if arg1 == '-high' or arg1 == 'h':
priority = 'High'
if arg1 == '-low' or arg1 == 'l':
priority = 'Low'
if arg1 == '-quiet' or arg1 == 'q':
quiet = True
if arg1 == '-batch' or arg1 == 'b':
batchMode = True
if (arg1 == '-tags' or arg1 == 't') and arg2 is not None:
tags = arg2.split(',')
if manual:
item = Item(db, content=content, priority=priority, tags=tags)
else:
item = Item(db, priority=priority, tags=tags)
item.fill()
item.save()
if not quiet:
print util.decorate('OKGREEN','New item addition was successful.\n')
item.display()
return True
def add(db, args, config):
'''Create, fill, save, and display a new jot Item.'''
#
# Arguments:
# [none]
# opens the default editor with a temp file.
#
# -m "string"
# --manual "string"
# uses the supplied string as the item content.
#
# -q
# --quiet
# suppress output, would really only make sense to
# run with -m, but works either way.
# -h
# --high
# attaches a 'high' priority to the item. Priority
# defaults to normal when this and the -l option are
# omitted.
#
# -l
# --low
# attaches a 'low' priority to the item.
#
# -t "string, string, ... "
# --tags "string, string, ... "
# attaches one or more comma-separated strings as
# to the item as tags. These are optional and can
# always be added later with the tag command.
manual = False
quiet = False
content = None
batchMode = False
priority = 'Normal'
tags = None
for tup in args:
arg1 = tup[0]
arg2 = tup[1]
if (arg1 == 'm' or arg1 == '-manual') and arg2 is not None:
manual = True
content = arg2
if arg1 == '-high' or arg1 == 'h':
priority = 'High'
if arg1 == '-low' or arg1 == 'l':
priority = 'Low'
if arg1 == '-quiet' or arg1 == 'q':
quiet = True
if arg1 == '-batch' or arg1 == 'b':
batchMode = True
if (arg1 == '-tags' or arg1 == 't') and arg2 is not None:
tags = arg2.split(',')
if manual:
item = Item(db, content=content, priority=priority, tags=tags)
else:
item = Item(db, priority=priority, tags=tags)
item.fill()
item.save()
if not quiet:
print util.decorate('OKGREEN', 'New item addition was successful.\n')
item.display()
return True