def list_(args):
"""List the tracker's issues (filtered by criteria)"""
t = args['tracker']
c = UserConfig()
query = Query(t)
args.setdefault('order', 'updated')
args.setdefault('status', 'open')
issues = query.select(order_by=args['order'], status=args['status'])
# short mode
if args['short']:
for i in issues:
print '%s %s' % (c.decorate('red', i.id[:6]), i.title)
# normal mode
else:
for i in issues:
print '%s %s' % (c.decorate('red', 'issue'), i.id)
print '%s %s <%s>' % (c.decorate(
'yellow', 'Author:'), i.author['name'], i.author['email'])
print '%s %s' % (c.decorate('yellow',
'Created:'), relative_time(i.created))
if i.updated != i.created:
print '%s %s' % (c.decorate(
'yellow', 'Updated:'), relative_time(i.updated))
print '%s %s' % (c.decorate('yellow', 'Status:'), i.status)
num_comments = len(i.comments())
if num_comments:
print '%d Comments' % num_comments
print
print ' ' + c.decorate('bold', i.title)
print
content = wrap(i.content)
for line in content.splitlines():
print ' ' + line
print
def issues(self, **kwargs):
"""
Return issues, with options to limit, offset, sort, and filter the result set.
This method is a handoff to Query.select(), here for convenience. Both methods
take the same paramters.
:param order_by: order the results by this column.
:param status: return results with this status.
:param limit: maximum number of results to return.
:param offset: skip the first n-results.
:param reverse: results are returned in ascending order if True,
descending if False.
"""
query = Query(self)
return query.select(**kwargs)
def query(self):
"""
Returns a hopper.query.Query object for querying the issue
database.
"""
return Query(self)