def __init__(self, title, season, premiere, end, episodes):
self.title = title
self.season = season
self.premiere = utils.date_from_string(premiere, Show.delay)
self.end = utils.date_from_string(end, Show.delay)
self.episodes = self.episodes_to_date(episodes)
self.info = None
self.last_episode = None
self.get_status()
self.get_last_episode()
def __init__(self, title, season, premiere, end, episodes):
self.title = title
self.season = season
self.premiere = utils.date_from_string(premiere, Show.delay)
self.end = utils.date_from_string(end, Show.delay)
self.episodes = self.episodes_to_date(episodes)
self.info = None
self.last_episode = None
self.get_status()
self.get_last_episode()
def get_premiere(self):
"""Get the season's premiere date.
Inside the "_embedded" data is information about the seasons.
We want the value of the "premiereDate" key of the current
season. Since seasons are indexed by 0 in the list, we have
to subtract 1 from our actual season number while accessing
the key's value.
"""
premiere = self.info["_embedded"]["seasons"][self.season - 1]["premiereDate"]
self.premiere = utils.date_from_string(premiere, Show.delay)
def get_end(self):
"""Get the current season's end date.
Inside the "_embedded" data is information about the seasons.
We want the value of the "endDate" key of the current season.
Since seasons are indexed by 0 in the list, we have to subtract
1 from our actual season number while accessing the key's
value.
"""
end = self.info["_embedded"]["seasons"][self.season - 1]["endDate"]
self.end = utils.date_from_string(end, Show.delay)
def episodes_to_date(self, dictionary):
"""Returns a dictionary with proper dateobjects.
Takes a dictionary as an argument (the episodes dictionary
which contains episode number and airing date pairs). Goes
through each date (which is a string in the initial dict) and
creates a dateobject from it. It appends each key,value pair
to a new dictionary and returns it.
"""
new_dictionary = {}
for number, date in dictionary.items():
new_dictionary[number] = utils.date_from_string(date, Show.delay)
return new_dictionary
def episodes_to_date(self, dictionary):
"""Returns a dictionary with proper dateobjects.
Takes a dictionary as an argument (the episodes dictionary
which contains episode number and airing date pairs). Goes
through each date (which is a string in the initial dict) and
creates a dateobject from it. It appends each key,value pair
to a new dictionary and returns it.
"""
new_dictionary = {}
for number, date in dictionary.items():
new_dictionary[number] = utils.date_from_string(date, Show.delay)
return new_dictionary
