def main():
import sys
# Here, we want to import the export and users modules
from hr import export, users
# We're importing as u, because users is probably what
# the list will be named.
from hr import users as u
# Here we're going to create a parser, and immediately
# have it start parsing the args, so that we have access
# to the args.
args = create_parser().parse_args()
# This reads in the user information (from the pwd module
# that we used in users.py).
users = u.fetch_users()
# Now for some conditional logic, based on the path that's
# passed in, to determine the file that we're using, and
# and the format that's passed in, so that we know how to
# export it
# The first argument is going to be the path.
if args.path:
# If the path is present at all, we're going to open the file,
# make sure it's writable, and set the newline to be an empty
# string. We don't want any extra strings or characters in what
# we're doing.
file = open(args.path, 'w', newline='')
# If we're NOT writing to a file, then the output is going to
# be STDOUT
else:
file = sys.stdout
# This is where the writing will actually happen. Our first part
# if the if/else will be testing for whether we're dealing with
# JSON or not. If it is (which is the default), then we'll call the
# export module to_json_file and write users out to the file in
# JSON format.
if args.format == 'json':
export.to_json_file(file, users)
# And if it's not JSON, then we're planning on it being csv. We'll
# call the export module to_csv_file and write out users to the
# file in csv format.
else:
export.to_csv_file(file, users)
def main():
import sys
from hr import export, users
from hr import users as u
args = cretate_parser().parse_args()
users = u.fetch_users()
if args.path:
file = open(args.path, w, newline='')
else:
file = sys.stdout
if args.format = json:
export.to_json_file(file, users)
def main():
import sys
from hr import users, export
from hr import users as u
args = create_parser().parse_args()
users = u.fetch_users()
if args.path:
file = open(args.path, 'w', newline='')
else:
file = sys.stdout
if args.format == 'json':
export.to_json_file(file, users)
else:
export.to_csv_file(file, users)
def main():
import sys
from hr import export, users
from hr import users as u
# Creationg the parser and immediately have it start parsing the args
args = create_parser().parse_args()
users = u.fetch_users()
# If the path is passed, we are going to determine the file we are using and the passed format
if args.path:
file = open(args.path, 'w', newline='')
else:
file = sys.stdout
if args.format == 'json':
export.to_json_file(file, users)
else:
export.to_csv_file(file, users)
