def debug(config_id):
program.load_cache()
config = models.OlderConfig.get(config_id)
monday = program.week_start_date()
config.warnings = []
monday = datetime.combine(monday, datetime.min.time())
program.run(config, monday)
config.save()
def get_started(config):
"""
Intended to get everything up and running for a first pass. This should run first.
"""
from main import load_auth
from main import load_cache
from main import update_quest_cache
from habitica import api
auth = load_auth(config)
load_cache(config)
update_quest_cache(config)
hbt = api.Habitica(auth=auth)
return auth, hbt
def get_started(config): """ Intended to get everything up and running for a first pass. This should run first. """ from main import load_auth from main import load_cache from main import update_quest_cache from habitica import api auth = load_auth(config) load_cache(config) update_quest_cache(config) hbt = api.Habitica(auth=auth) return auth, hbt
def cli():
"""
Adapting cli...
Usage: habitica [--version] [--help]
<command> [<args>...] [--difficulty=<d>]
[--verbose | --debug]
Options:
-h --help Show this screen
--version Show version
--difficulty=<d> (easy | medium | hard) [default: easy]
--verbose Show some logging information
--debug Some all logging information
The habitica commands are:
status Show HP, XP, GP, and more
habits List habit tasks
habits up <task-id> Up (+) habit <task-id>
habits down <task-id> Down (-) habit <task-id>
dailies List daily tasks
dailies done Mark daily <task-id> complete
dailies undo Mark daily <task-id> incomplete
todos List todo tasks
todos done <task-id> Mark one or more todo <task-id> completed
todos add <task> Add todo with description <task>
server Show status of Habitica service
home Open tasks page in default browser
For `habits up|down`, `dailies done|undo`, and `todos done`, you can pass
one or more <task-id> parameters, using either comma-separated lists or
ranges or both. For example, `todos done 1,3,6-9,11`.
"""
# set up args
args = docopt(cli.__doc__, version=VERSION)
# set up logging
def verbose():
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
return
def debug():
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
return
logging.debug('Command line args: {%s}' %
', '.join("'%s': '%s'" % (k, v)
for k, v in list(args.items())))
# Set up auth
auth = load_auth(AUTH_CONF)
# Prepare cache
cache = load_cache(CACHE_CONF)
# instantiate api service
hbt = api.Habitica(auth=auth)
return
def cli():
"""
Adapting cli...
Usage: habitica [--version] [--help]
<command> [<args>...] [--difficulty=<d>]
[--verbose | --debug]
Options:
-h --help Show this screen
--version Show version
--difficulty=<d> (easy | medium | hard) [default: easy]
--verbose Show some logging information
--debug Some all logging information
The habitica commands are:
status Show HP, XP, GP, and more
habits List habit tasks
habits up <task-id> Up (+) habit <task-id>
habits down <task-id> Down (-) habit <task-id>
dailies List daily tasks
dailies done Mark daily <task-id> complete
dailies undo Mark daily <task-id> incomplete
todos List todo tasks
todos done <task-id> Mark one or more todo <task-id> completed
todos add <task> Add todo with description <task>
server Show status of Habitica service
home Open tasks page in default browser
For `habits up|down`, `dailies done|undo`, and `todos done`, you can pass
one or more <task-id> parameters, using either comma-separated lists or
ranges or both. For example, `todos done 1,3,6-9,11`.
"""
# set up args
args = docopt(cli.__doc__, version=VERSION)
# set up logging
def verbose():
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
return
def debug():
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
return
logging.debug('Command line args: {%s}' %
', '.join("'%s': '%s'" % (k, v) for k, v in args.items()))
# Set up auth
auth = load_auth(AUTH_CONF)
# Prepare cache
cache = load_cache(CACHE_CONF)
# instantiate api service
hbt = api.Habitica(auth=auth)
return
def update_quest_cache(configfile, **kwargs):
logging.debug('Updating (and caching) config data (%s)...' % configfile)
cache = load_cache(configfile)
for key, val in list(kwargs.items()):
cache.set(SECTION_CACHE_QUEST, key, val)
with open(configfile, 'wb') as f:
cache.write(f)
cache.read(configfile)
return cache
def update_quest_cache(configfile, **kwargs):
logging.debug('Updating (and caching) config data (%s)...' % configfile)
cache = load_cache(configfile)
for key, val in kwargs.items():
cache.set(SECTION_CACHE_QUEST, key, val)
with open(configfile, 'wb') as f:
cache.write(f)
cache.read(configfile)
return cache
def debug_main(day=date.today()):
program.load_cache()
program.main(day)
