importlib.reload(sys.modules['hr'])
importlib.reload(sys.modules['productivity'])
importlib.reload(sys.modules['employees'])
def print_dict(d):
print(json.dumps(d, indent=2))
# ------------------------------------------------
# Factory method: assign singleton classes
# ------------------------------------------------
employee_ls = employee_database.employees
track(employee_ls, 40)
calculate_payroll2(employee_ls)
Employee(1)
Employee.__mro__
# Employee(1).
# dir(Employee)
temp_secretary = Employee(5)
print('Temporary Secretary:')
print_dict(temp_secretary.to_dict())
sales_employee = employee_ls[2]
ltd_policy = LTDPolicy()
# Apply existing policy to new policy (ltd_policy) and then set
# manager = employees[0]
# manager.payroll = HourlyPolicy(55)
# productivity_system.track(employees, 40)
# payroll_system.calculate_payroll(employees)
#
# em = Employee(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
import json
from hr import calculate_payroll, LTDPolicy
from productivity import track
from employees import employee_database, Employee
def print_dict(d):
print(json.dumps(d, indent=2))
employees = employee_database.employees
sales_employee = employees[2]
ltd_policy = LTDPolicy()
sales_employee.apply_payroll_policy(ltd_policy)
track(employees, 40)
calculate_payroll(employees)
temp_secretary = Employee(5)
print('Temporary Secretary:')
print_dict(temp_secretary.to_dict())
"""Office control center."""
import json
from hr import calculate_payroll, DisabilityPolicy
from employees import employee_database, Employee
from productivity import track
def print_dictionary(employee_as_dict):
"""Print a dictionary representation of the employee."""
print(json.dumps(employee_as_dict, indent=2))
employees = employee_database.employees()
sales_employee = employees[2]
disability = DisabilityPolicy()
sales_employee.apply_payroll_policy(disability)
track(employees, 35)
calculate_payroll(employees)
temp_secretary = Employee(5)
print('Temporary Secretary:')
print_dictionary(temp_secretary.to_dict())