Esempio n. 1
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    def showEmployees(self, show_dialog = False):
        '''
        Show employees we have in the app
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM employee ORDER BY name")

        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
 
        rows = records_info['rows']
        db.close()

        drawTable(records_info['columns'], rows, 'List of Registered Employees', test_mode)
       
        if rows:
            self.employees_found = True
            if show_dialog:
                employee_id = get_input('To see employee income report, enter employee id: ')
                if employee_id != 'q':
                    self.employeeIncomeReports(employee_id)


        return rows
Esempio n. 2
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    def showVehicleTypes(self, show_dialog = True):
        '''
        Show vehicles types we have in the app
        @input show_dialog: boolean. If there are registered vehicle types, should user be allowed to select one for management?
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        
        cur = db.connection.cursor()
        cur.execute("SELECT * FROM vehicletype")

        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cur)
 
        rows = records_info['rows']

        drawTable(records_info['columns'], rows, 'List of Vehicle Types')

        db.close()

        if rows:
            self.vehicles_found = True
        
        if show_dialog and rows:
            # we have vehicle types so we can attach the types to ferries here
            id = get_input('To set ferry - vehicle setting, type in the id of the vehicle type: ')
            
            if id =='q':
                sys.exit()
            else:
                FerryVehicleSetting('vehicle_type', id)
Esempio n. 3
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    def showFerries(self, show_dialog = True):
        '''
        Show ferries we have in the app
        @input show_dialog : boolean. If there are ferries, do we need to show dialog to manage them?
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM ferry")

        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
 
        rows = records_info['rows']

        if rows:
            self.ferries_found = True
        
        drawTable(records_info['columns'], rows, 'List of Registered Ferries', test_mode)


        db.close()

        if show_dialog and rows:
            # we have ferries so we can attach the types to vehicletypes here
            id = get_input('To set ferry - vehicle setting, type in the id of the ferry ')
            if id =='q':
                sys.exit()
            else:
                FerryVehicleSetting('ferry', id)    
Esempio n. 4
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    def addVehicle(self):
        '''
        Add a new vehicle
        '''
        print('Follow the questions to add a new vehicle. A vehicle can be of the following registered type only')
        vehicle_type = VehicleType(False)

        vehicle_type.showVehicleTypes(False)

        if not vehicle_type.vehicles_found:
            print('To add vehicles, you must add vehicle types first')
            return []
            sys.exit()

        db = DBOperation()
        plate_number = get_input('Add plate of the vehicle: ')
        gas_capacity = get_input('Enter the gas/fuel capacity of the vehicle: ')
        vehicletype_id = get_input('From the list above, select the vehicle type ID: ')
        # if plate number exists, simply return its id in the database

        # is it unique?
        cur = db.connection.cursor()
        cur.execute("SELECT * FROM vehicle WHERE platenumber=?", (plate_number,))
 
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cur)
        if len(records_info['rows'])>0:
            db.close()
            return records_info['rows'][0]
        
        # doesn't exist. so confirm data is basically fine
        try:
            gas_capacity = float(gas_capacity)
        except:
            gas_capacity = 0
        
        if gas_capacity<=0:
            raise Exception('Gas capacity of a vehicle must be greater than 0')
        
        cur = db.connection.cursor() #rember dbRowsToDict closes curors

        cur.execute('INSERT INTO vehicle (platenumber,vehicletype_id, gas_capacity ) VALUES (?, ?, ?) ', (plate_number, vehicletype_id, gas_capacity))

        db.connection.commit()
        new_id = cur.lastrowid
        added_vehicle_info = []
        if new_id >0:
            # added successfully. return the object now.
            added_vehicle_info = self.showVehicleInfo(new_id)
        else:
            print('There was an error adding the vehicle')
            
        print('The vehichle was added successfully with id ', new_id, ' . Please continue servicing the vehicle now')
        
        cur.close()
        db.close()
        return added_vehicle_info
Esempio n. 5
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    def showVehicles(self, return_one = False):
        '''
        Show vehicles we have in the app
        @input return_one: boolean. Do we need to return a vehicle? If we have one vehicle only
                    return it. Else, ask the user to select one

        @output dictionary if return_one = True, else an array of dictionaries of records
        '''
        plate_number = get_input('Enter the plate number of the vehicle you want to search: ')

        db = DBOperation()
        
        cur = db.connection.cursor()
        if not plate_number:
            cur.execute("SELECT * FROM vehicle")
        else:
            cur.execute("SELECT * FROM vehicle WHERE platenumber=?", (plate_number,))
 
    
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cur) #diciontary data
        rows = records_info['rows']
        drawTable(records_info['columns'], rows, 'List of Vehicles')
        found_vehicles = len(records_info['rows'])

        db.close()

        if found_vehicles>0:
            self.vehicles_found = True
            #if it is one vehicle return it

            if return_one:
                # until user selects one of the list vehicles or cancels
                selected_vehicle = 0
                while selected_vehicle==0:
                    
                    value = get_input('Enter the ID of the vehicle you want to work with or q to quit: ')
                    if value == 'q':
                        return {}
                    else:
                        # it must exist
                        counter = 0
                        for row in rows:
                            if row['id'] == value:
                                selected_vehicle = row['id']
                                return rows[counter]
                            counter = counter + 1
            else:
                return rows
                
                    
        
        else:
            if return_one:
                return {} # we didnt find
            
            return []
Esempio n. 6
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    def employeeIncomeReports(self, employee_id):
        '''
        Print income an employee has made so far
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        cursor.execute('SELECT amount,paid_on FROM employee_incomes WHERE employee_id=? ORDER BY id', (employee_id,))
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
        drawTable(records_info['columns'], records_info['rows'], 'Employee Income Basic Report', test_mode)

        db.close()
Esempio n. 7
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    def routesCovered(self, service_id):
        '''
        Print out the destinations taken already for the vehicle
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        cursor.execute('SELECT routetype.name AS route_name , routes.door_status AS door_status FROM routes,routetype WHERE routes.route_type_id=routetype.id AND routes.service_id=? ORDER BY routes.id', (service_id,))
        records_fetcher = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
        drawTable(records_fetcher['columns'], records_fetcher['rows'], 'Path Taken By Vehicle')

        db.close()
Esempio n. 8
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    def serviceInfo(self, service_id):
        '''
        Return information about the service
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        cur = db.connection.cursor()
        cur.execute('SELECT * FROM service WHERE id=?', (service_id,))
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cur)

        db.close()
        if records_info['rows']:
            return records_info['rows'][0]
        return None
Esempio n. 9
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    def showVehicleInfo(self, id):
        '''
        Return vehicle information of a specific vehicle
        @input id: id of the vehicle whose information you want
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        cur = db.connection.cursor()
        cur.execute('SELECT * FROM vehicle WHERE id=?', (id,))
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cur)

        db.close()
        if records_info['rows']:
            return records_info['rows'][0]
        return None
Esempio n. 10
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    def __init__(self, source_type, record_id):
        '''
        @input source_type: string. ferry if calling from ferries i.e. record_id is from ferry model.
                                    else vehicleid
        @input record_id: id from ferry or vehicletype 
        '''

        db = DBOperation()
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        #get current settings based on field type

        
        if source_type == 'ferry':
            cursor.execute('SELECT * FROM ferryvehicletype WHERE  ferry_id=?', ( record_id, )  )
        else:
            cursor.execute('SELECT * FROM ferryvehicletype WHERE  vehicletype_id=?', ( record_id, )  )
        
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cursor)

        rows = records_info['rows']

        drawTable(records_info['columns'], rows,'Ferries vs Vehicle Types Relationship')
        
        db.close()
        #incase user wants to create associations, display ferries or types
        
        if source_type == 'ferry':
            # we are viewing ferry here. So display vehicle types
            source = VehicleType(False)
            source.showVehicleTypes(False)
            # do we have vehicle types to attach with the active ferry with?
            
            if source.vehicles_found:
                vehicle_id = get_input('Enter the vehicle type you want to relate with a ferry with or q to quit ')
                if vehicle_id=='q':
                    sys.exit()
                self.createRelationships(vehicle_id,record_id)
                

        elif source_type =='vehicle_type':
            # we are viewing vehicle type here. So display ferries to attach it with
            source = Ferry(False)
            source.showFerries(False)
            
            if source.ferries_found:
                ferry_id = get_input('Enter the ferry id you want to relate with a vehicle with or q to quit ')
                if ferry_id == 'q':
                    sys.exit()
                self.createRelationships(ferry_id,record_id)
Esempio n. 11
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    def employeeLogin(self, emp_code, password):
        '''
        Login the employee to the system
        @input emp_code: username/employee code
        @input password

        @output empty object if emp_code and password are wrong. Else, returns employee detail

        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        cursor.execute('SELECT * FROM employee WHERE password=? AND emp_code=?', (password, emp_code))
        records_fetcher = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
        db.close()
        return records_fetcher['rows']
Esempio n. 12
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    def maxOrder(self):
        '''
        Return the route with the higest order (i.e. visited last during the boarding)
        '''
        route_order = 0 # assume we have no route type and this will be first entry
        db = DBOperation()
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        cursor.execute('SELECT MAX(route_order) as max_order FROM routetype')
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
        rows = records_info['rows']
        if rows and rows[0]['max_order'] is not None:
            route_order = rows[0]['max_order']
        
        db.close()

        return route_order
Esempio n. 13
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    def showVehicleTypeInfo(self , id):
        '''
        Return information of a specific vechile
        '''
        db = DBOperation()
        cur = db.connection.cursor()
        cur.execute("SELECT * FROM vehicletype WHERE id=?", (id,))

        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cur)
        
        rows = records_info['rows']
    
        db.close()
        if rows:
            return rows[0]
        
        return None   
Esempio n. 14
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 def showBoardings(self):
     '''
     Show boardings of vehicles
     '''
     db = DBOperation()
     cursor = db.connection.cursor()
     cursor.execute('SELECT service.id AS service_id, service.amount AS boarding_price,service.registered_on AS registered_on,service.gas_level AS gas_level, vehicle.gas_capacity AS gas_capacity, vehicle.platenumber AS plate_number,employee.name AS emp_name, employee.emp_code AS employee_code,employee.ticket_percentage, ((1.0 * employee.ticket_percentage)/100) * vehicletype.boarding_price AS employee_cut FROM service,vehicle,employee,vehicletype WHERE vehicletype.id= vehicle.vehicletype_id AND vehicle.id=service.vehicle_id AND service.employee_id=employee.id ORDER BY service.id DESC')
     
     records = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
     drawTable(records['columns'], records['rows'], 'List of Boarding Services')
     db.close()
     if records['rows']:
         #give user the option to view routes taken by a specific vehicle
         service_id = get_input('To view routes covered by a specific service, enter its id: ')
         if service_id!='q':
             self.routesCovered(service_id)
         else:
             sys.exit()
Esempio n. 15
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    def showRoutes(self):
        '''
        Show routes we have in the app
        '''

        db = DBOperation()      
        cursor = db.connection.cursor()
        cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM routetype ORDER BY route_order")
        records_info = dbRowsToDict(cursor)
        rows = records_info['rows']
        if rows:
            self.routes_found = True

        drawTable(records_info['columns'], rows, 'List of Registered Routes', test_mode)

        db.close()
        
        return rows