def on_resume( args, config ):
with Worklog( when = args.day, config = config ) as worklog:
start = resolve_at_or_ago( args, date = worklog.when )
descriptions = list()
for description in reversed( [ task.description for task in worklog if isinstance( task, Task ) ] ):
if description not in descriptions:
descriptions.append( description )
# when using resume, it means we're no longer working on the description that is now the first
# item in this list, because of how we've sorted it. It is quite inconvenient for the first
# choice to be the one we know for sure the user won't pick, bump it to the end of the line
most_recent_description = descriptions.pop( 0 )
descriptions.append( most_recent_description )
for idx, description in enumerate( descriptions ):
print( '[{:d}] {}'.format( idx, description ) )
description = None
while description is None:
try:
idx = int( input( "Which description: " ) )
description = descriptions[idx]
for task in worklog:
if task.description == description:
ticket = task.ticket
except KeyboardInterrupt:
raise Abort()
except EOFError:
raise Abort()
except ( ValueError, IndexError ):
print( 'Must be an integer between 0 and {:d}'.format( len( descriptions ) ) )
worklog.insert( Task( start = start, ticket = ticket, description = description, logged = True, config = config ) )
print( Report( worklog, config ) )
def on_start( args, config ): with Worklog( when = args.day, config = config ) as worklog: start = resolve_at_or_ago( args, date = worklog.when ) ticket = args.ticket description = ' '.join( args.description ) while len( description.strip() ) == 0: try: description = input( 'Task description: ' ) except KeyboardInterrupt: raise Abort() except EOFError: raise Abort() worklog.insert( Task( start = start, ticket = ticket, description = description, logged = False, config = config ) ) print( Report( worklog, config ) )
def on_stop( args, config ): with Worklog( when = args.day, config = config ) as worklog: worklog.insert( GoHome( start = resolve_at_or_ago( args, date = worklog.when ) ) ) print( Report( worklog, config ) )
def on_report( args, config ): with Worklog( when = args.day, config = config ) as worklog: print( Report( worklog, config ) )
def report( args, config ): with Worklog( when = args.day, config = config ) as worklog: report = Report( worklog, config ) return report