def update(self):
self.entries = []
for entry in self.task.entries:
time = round_time_to_minutes(entry.time)
item = dict(date = entry.date.strftime('%d-%m'),
text = entry.text,
time = time.strftime('%H:%M'))
self.entries.append(item)
def add_entry(tracker, task, text):
"""Add entry with 'text' to the task in the tracker, with correct time.
Add a tracker and a task:
>>> tracker = Tracker()
>>> task = Task(uid='1')
>>> tracker.tasks.append(task)
Start the timer 1 hours and 30 minutes ago (well, slightly less,
but we want to be sure to round up to 1:30 and not to 1:31 when
the tests take a few milliseconds to run.)
>>> almost_one_thirty = mx.DateTime.DateTimeDelta(0, 1, 29, 55)
>>> tracker.starttime = mx.DateTime.now() - almost_one_thirty
Now add an entry using this method that we are now testing.
>>> add_entry(tracker, task, "worked hard")
>>> print task.total_time()
01:30:00.00
>>> task.total_time().hour
1
>>> task.total_time().minute
30
Check that the starttime of the tracker has been reset as well, by
checking that the difference between the new starttime and 'now'
is less than a few seconds:
>>> five_seconds = mx.DateTime.DateTimeDelta(0, 0, 0, 5)
>>> mx.DateTime.now() - tracker.starttime < five_seconds
True
"""
current_time = mx.DateTime.now()
time = current_time - tracker.starttime
rounded_time = round_time_to_minutes(time)
task.entries.append(Entry(text, rounded_time))
# Reset the timer's start time
tracker.starttime = current_time
