Example #1
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    def createPreferences(self):
        global preferences  #brings the global list in to the local scope
        personFlag = False  #flag to recognise if the person has been identified
        drinkFlag = False  #flag to recognise if the drink has been identified
        allPeople = db.returnPeople(
        )  #calls method to get attributes of all people, assigns to var 'allPeople'
        allDrinks = db.returnDrinks(
        )  #calls method to get attributes of all drinks, assigns to var 'allDrinks'
        personInput = input("What is your name?: ")

        for peopleRow in allPeople:  #iterates through all saved people
            if peopleRow[
                    0] == personInput:  #checks if the given name is found in the database
                personFlag = True  #since name has been found, change flag to True
                drinkInput = input("What is your preffered drink?: ")

                for drinkRow in allDrinks:  #iterates through all saved drinks
                    if drinkRow[
                            0] == drinkInput:  #checks if the given drink is in the database
                        drinkFlag = True
                        newPreference = Preferences(
                            personInput, drinkInput
                        )  #creates preference object with given name and drink
                        preferences.append(
                            newPreference)  #adds the object to the global list
                        print("New preference added.")

        if personFlag == False:  #checks if person was found
            print("You were not found on our system. Please register. ")

        if drinkFlag == False and personFlag == True:  #checks if drink was found
            print("Drink is not in stock, sorry!")

        clearScreen()
Example #2
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    def insert_db_drinks(self):
        connection = psycopg2.connect(
            host=
            "localhost",  #connects to the local database with correct credentials
            user="******",
            password="******",
            database="analysis",
            port="5432")

        newDrink = DrinkObject.createNewDrink(
        )  #calls function which creates new 'Drink' object, and assigns to 'newDrink'
        value = newDrink.returnDrinkProperties(
        )  #calls function which breaks down the object in to readable strings

        try:

            with connection.cursor() as cursor:
                sql = (
                    "INSERT INTO drinks VALUES ('%s','%s','%s','%s','%s');" %
                    (value[0], value[1], value[2], value[3], value[4]))
                cursor.execute(sql)

        except Exception as e:
            print("Error: %s" % (e))
        connection.commit()
        connection.close()
        #print("closed")
        print("Drink data created & uploaded")
        clearScreen()
Example #3
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    def insert_db_person(self):
        connection = psycopg2.connect(
            host=
            "localhost",  #connects to the local database with correct credentials
            user="******",  #superuser
            password="******",
            database="analysis",
            port="5432")  #database is listening on this port

        newPerson = PersonObject.createNewPerson(
        )  #calls function which creates new 'Person' object, and assigns to 'newPerson'
        value = newPerson.returnPersonProperties(
        )  #calls function which breaks down the object in to readable strings

        try:  #will attempt to run indented code

            with connection.cursor(
            ) as cursor:  #cursor object is used to commuicate with the database
                sql = (
                    "INSERT INTO people VALUES ('%s','%s','%s','%s','%s','%s');"
                    % (value[0], value[1], value[2], value[3], value[4],
                       value[5])
                )  #sql query, inserts vals from readable string
                cursor.execute(sql)  #executes the query on the database

        except Exception as e:  #error handling - returns error to the user
            print("Error: %s" % (e))

        connection.commit()  #pushes the changes made to the database
        connection.close()  #closes the connection to the database
        print("Person data created & uploaded")
        clearScreen()  #calls clear screen function - QoL function
Example #4
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    def printPreferences(self):
        global preferences

        for entry in preferences:  #grabs names and drinks
            name = entry.name  #from each entry in
            drink = entry.drink  #the preferences list
            print("%s's preffered drink is %s. \n" % (name, drink))

        clearScreen()
Example #5
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    def isRoundActive(self):
        global roundFlag

        if roundFlag == True:
            print("Rounds are available!")
        else:
            print("Rounds are not available!")

        clearScreen()
Example #6
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    def createNewPerson(self):
        nameInput = input("What is the person's name?: ")
        ageInput = int(input("What is the person's age?: "))
        genderInput = input("What is the person's gender?: ")
        eyeInput = input("What is the person's eye colour?: ")
        hairInput = input("What is the person's hair colour?: ")
        occInput = input("What is the person's occupation?: ")

        newPerson = Person(nameInput, ageInput, genderInput, eyeInput,
                           hairInput, occInput)  #creates new person
        clearScreen()
        return newPerson
Example #7
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    def print_db_drinks(self):
        os.system("cls")
        page_count = 1  #var used to count how many of the drinks have been printed
        connection = psycopg2.connect(
            host="localhost",  #connects to database with
            user="******",  #correct credentials
            password="******",
            database="analysis",  #
            port="5432")  #
        try:

            with connection.cursor() as cursor:
                sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM drinks;"
                cursor.execute(sqlQuery)
                drinkRecords = cursor.fetchall()

                for row in drinkRecords:
                    if row[1] == True:  #changes values from a boolean
                        r1 = "Yes"  #into a more user-friendly and
                    else:  #readable 'Yes' or 'No'
                        r1 = "No"  #
                    if row[2] == True:  #
                        r2 = "Yes"  #
                    else:  #
                        r2 = "No"  #

                    print("================================")
                    print("Name: %s" % (row[0]))
                    print("Fizzy?: %s" % (r1))
                    print("Alcoholic?: %s" % (r2))
                    print("Colour: %s" % (row[3]))
                    print("Measurement: %s" % (row[4]))
                    print("================================")
                    print("(Drink #%d out of %d)" %
                          (page_count, len(drinkRecords)))
                    print("\n")
                    page_count += 1
                    clearScreen()

        except Exception as e:
            print("Error occured: %s" % (e))
        finally:
            connection.close()
            print("All drinks printed.")
            print("Connection Closed.")
        clearScreen()
Example #8
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    def print_db_person(self):
        os.system("cls")
        page_count = 1
        connection = psycopg2.connect(host="localhost",
                                      user="******",
                                      password="******",
                                      database="analysis",
                                      port="5432")
        try:

            with connection.cursor() as cursor:
                sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM people;"  #sql query that returns all data from 'people' table
                cursor.execute(sqlQuery)
                peopleRecords = cursor.fetchall(
                )  #grabs all the results returned from the query

                for row in peopleRecords:  #iterates through all results, with row being a record
                    print("================================")
                    print("Name: %s" % (row[0]))
                    print("Age: %s" % (row[1]))
                    print("Gender: %s" % (row[2]))
                    print("Eye Colour: %s" % (row[3]))
                    print("Hair Colour: %s" % (row[4]))
                    print("Occupation: %s" % (row[5]))
                    print("================================")
                    print("(Person #%d out of %d)" %
                          (page_count, len(peopleRecords)))
                    print("\n")
                    page_count += 1
                    clearScreen()

        except Exception as e:
            print("Error occured: %s" % (e))

        finally:  #the last step which ALWAYS happens even if error occurs
            connection.close()  #closes connection to database
            print("All users printed.")
            print("Connection Closed.")

        clearScreen()
Example #9
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    def createNewDrink(self):
        nameInput = input("What is the drink called?: ")

        fizzyInput = input(
            "Is the drink fizzy? Y/N?: ")  #changes output from "Y"
        if fizzyInput == "Y":  #or "N"  to Boolean
            fizzyInput = True  #
        else:  #True or False is more
            fizzyInput = False  #readable to user

        alcoholInput = input(
            "Is the drink alcholic? Y/N: ")  #changes output from "Y"
        if alcoholInput == "Y":  #or "N" to Boolean
            alcoholInput = True  #
        else:  #True or False is more
            alcoholInput = False  #readable to user

        colourInput = input("What is the drinks's colour?: ")
        measureInput = input("What is the measure of the drink?: ")
        newDrink = Drink(nameInput, fizzyInput, alcoholInput, colourInput,
                         measureInput)
        clearScreen()
        return newDrink
Example #10
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    def createRound(self):
        global roundFlag
        if roundFlag == False: #checks to see if rounds are being acceptd                                     
            print("We are currently not excepting rounds, sorry!")
            clearScreen()

        else:
            localFlag = True #flag to check if user is done adding to the round
            allPeople = db.returnPeople()#grabs all people info from database
            allDrinks = db.returnDrinks()#grabs all drink info from database
            roundNameList =[]#creates empty lists to be used later
            roundDrinkList =[]#

            while localFlag == True:
                personFlag = False#flags to confirm if name provided matches
                drinkFlag = False #data from database
                roundName = input("What is your name?: ")

                for peopleRow in allPeople:#iterates through all people data
                    if peopleRow[0] == roundName:#checks if person name matches input
                        personFlag = True#flag changes as name matched a data entry
                        roundNameList.append(roundName)
                        roundDrink = input("What drink do you want?: ")

                        for drinkRow in allDrinks:#checks if drink name matches input
                            if drinkRow[0] == roundDrink:
                                drinkFlag = True#flag changes as name matched a data entry
                                roundDrinkList.append(roundDrink)
                                userInput = input("\nDo you wish to enter more? Y/N: ")

                                if userInput == "Y":
                                    pass #method begins again from the start

                                else: 
                                    localFlag = False#method doesnt reiterate as flag is now false
                                    clearScreen()
                                    print("\nThis is your round: \n")
                                    for i in range(0,len(roundNameList)):
                                        print("%s has ordered a %s." %(roundNameList[i], roundDrinkList[i]))

                if personFlag == False or drinkFlag == False:
                    localFlag = False

            if personFlag == False:#person was not found
                print("You are not on our system. Please sign up.")
                localFlag = False#makes sure method doesnt reiterate and ends

            if drinkFlag == False and personFlag == True:#person was found, drink was not found
                print("That drink is not stocked, sorry!")
                localFlag = False#makes sure method doesnt reiterate and ends

            print("")            
            clearScreen()