def repeat_message(log_message: str, repeat: int, message_id: str = ""):
"""
print a message ones every [repeat] seconds and only one every second if you give the parameter
repeat_message_previous_time
:param log_message: the message
:param repeat: how many seconds it takes to print the message again
:param message_id: a id to get the previous time a repeat_message printed
(so multiple repeat messages do not print in 1 second)
:return: whether or not the message printed (printed = True)
"""
from miscellaneous import read_json, write_json, time
json_dict = read_json("data/dump")
if time() % repeat == 0 and not json_dict["repeatMessage"][
message_id] == time(): # check if there is a rest when
# you divide repeat by time() and if you already send a message of a certain id this second
print('\033[92m' + "(" + str(pretty_time()) + ") LOG: " +
str(log_message) + '\033[0m') # print the message
json_dict["repeatMessage"][message_id] = time(
) # save time of message to json dictionary for next message/run
write_json("data/dump",
json_dict) # save dictionary to the json file dump
def warning(warning_message: str):
print('\033[93m' + "(" + str(pretty_time()) + ") WARNING: " +
str(warning_message) + '\033[0m')
def message(log_message: str):
print('\033[92m' + "(" + str(pretty_time()) + ") LOG: " +
str(log_message) + '\033[0m')
def debugging(debug_message: str):
if debuggingState:
print('\033[0m' + "(" + str(pretty_time()) + ") DEBUGGING: " +
str(debug_message) + '\033[0m')
def error(error_message: str):
print('\033[91m' + "(" + str(pretty_time()) + ") ERROR: " +
str(error_message) + '\033[0m')