def show(self):
""" Display indented statistics. """
if not self._error and not self.stats:
return
self.header()
for stat in self.stats:
utils.item(stat, level=1, options=self.options)
def header(self):
""" Show summary header. """
# A bit different header for git stats: Work on xxx: x commit(s)
item("{0}: {1} commit{2}".format(self.name, len(self.stats),
"" if len(self.stats) == 1 else "s"),
level=0,
options=self.options)
def show(self):
""" Display indented statistics. """
if not self._error and not self.stats:
return
self.header()
for stat in self.stats:
utils.item(stat, level=1, options=self.options)
def main(arguments=None):
"""
Parse options, gather stats and show the results
Takes optional parameter ``arguments`` which can be either
command line string or list of options. This is very useful
for testing purposes. Function returns a tuple of the form::
([user_stats], team_stats)
with the list of all gathered stats objects.
"""
try:
# Parse options, initialize gathered stats
options, header = Options().parse(arguments)
gathered_stats = []
# Check for user email addresses (command line or config)
emails = options.emails or did.base.Config().email
emails = utils.split(emails, separator=re.compile(r"\s*,\s*"))
users = [did.base.User(email=email) for email in emails]
# Print header and prepare team stats object for data merging
utils.eprint(header)
team_stats = UserStats(options=options)
if options.merge:
utils.header("Total Report")
utils.item("Users: {0}".format(len(users)), options=options)
# Check individual user stats
for user in users:
if options.merge:
utils.item(user, 1, options=options)
else:
utils.header(user)
user_stats = UserStats(user=user, options=options)
user_stats.check()
team_stats.merge(user_stats)
gathered_stats.append(user_stats)
# Display merged team report
if options.merge or options.total:
if options.total:
utils.header("Total Report")
team_stats.show()
# Return all gathered stats objects
return gathered_stats, team_stats
except did.base.ConfigFileError as error:
utils.info(
"Create at least a minimum config file {0}:\n{1}".format(
did.base.Config.path(), did.base.Config.example().strip()
)
)
raise
except kerberos.GSSError as error:
log.debug(error)
raise did.base.ConfigError("Kerberos authentication failed. Try kinit.")
def main(arguments=None):
"""
Parse options, gather stats and show the results
Takes optional parameter ``arguments`` which can be either
command line string or list of options. This is very useful
for testing purposes. Function returns a tuple of the form::
([user_stats], team_stats)
with the list of all gathered stats objects.
"""
try:
# Parse options, initialize gathered stats
options, header = Options().parse(arguments)
gathered_stats = []
# Check for user email addresses (command line or config)
emails = options.emails or did.base.Config().email
emails = utils.split(emails, separator=re.compile(r"\s*,\s*"))
users = [did.base.User(email=email) for email in emails]
# Print header and prepare team stats object for data merging
utils.eprint(header)
team_stats = UserStats(options=options)
if options.merge:
utils.header("Total Report")
utils.item("Users: {0}".format(len(users)), options=options)
# Check individual user stats
for user in users:
if options.merge:
utils.item(user, 1, options=options)
else:
utils.header(user)
user_stats = UserStats(user=user, options=options)
user_stats.check()
team_stats.merge(user_stats)
gathered_stats.append(user_stats)
# Display merged team report
if options.merge or options.total:
if options.total:
utils.header("Total Report")
team_stats.show()
# Return all gathered stats objects
return gathered_stats, team_stats
except did.base.ConfigFileError as error:
utils.info("Create at least a minimum config file {0}:\n{1}".format(
did.base.Config.path(),
did.base.Config.example().strip()))
raise
except kerberos.GSSError as error:
log.debug(error)
raise did.base.ConfigError(
"Kerberos authentication failed. Try kinit.")
def header(self):
""" Show summary header. """
# A bit different header for git stats: Work on xxx: x commit(s)
item(
"{0}: {1} commit{2}".format(
self.name, len(self.stats),
"" if len(self.stats) == 1 else "s"),
level=0, options=self.options)
def header(self):
""" Show summary header. """
# Different header for wiki: Updates on xxx: x changes of y pages
item(
"{0}: {1} change{2} of {3} page{4}".format(
self.name, self.changes, "" if self.changes == 1 else "s",
len(self.stats), "" if len(self.stats) == 1 else "s"),
level=0, options=self.options)
def header(self):
""" Show summary header. """
# Different header for wiki: Updates on xxx: x changes of y pages
item("{0}: {1} change{2} of {3} page{4}".format(
self.name, self.changes, "" if self.changes == 1 else "s",
len(self.stats), "" if len(self.stats) == 1 else "s"),
level=0,
options=self.options)
def header(self):
""" Show summary header. """
# Show question mark instead of count when errors encountered
count = "? (error encountered)" if self._error else len(self.stats)
utils.item("{0}: {1}".format(self.name, count), options=self.options)
def show(self):
""" Name only for empty stats """
utils.item(self.name, options=self.options)
def header(self):
""" Show summary header. """
# Show question mark instead of count when errors encountered
count = "? (error encountered)" if self._error else len(self.stats)
utils.item("{0}: {1}".format(self.name, count), options=self.options)
def show(self):
""" Name only for empty stats """
utils.item(self.name, options=self.options)
def header(self):
""" Simple header for custom stats (no item count) """
item(self.name, 0, options=self.options)
def header(self):
""" Simple header for custom stats (no item count) """
item(self.name, 0, options=self.options)