def test_dynamic_attr_access(reps):
print("Test Dynamic Attribute Access: ", end="")
start = timer()
for i in range(reps):
f = fg("blue") + "" + rs("fg")
b = bg("green") + "" + rs("bg")
e = ef("underl") + "" + rs("underl")
end = timer()
print(end - start)
qui = fg(255, 10, 10) + 'This is red text using 24bit colors.' + fg.rs
# Add custom colors:
from sty import Style, RgbFg
fg.orange = Style(RgbFg(255, 150, 50))
buf = fg.orange + 'Yay, Im orange.' + fg.rs
print(foo, bar, baz, qux, qui, buf, sep='\n')
# ===== End =====
# ===== Start =====
Example("gettings started: select dynamically")
a = ef('italic') + 'Italic text.' + rs.italic
b = fg('blue') + 'Blue text.' + rs.fg
c = bg(randint(0, 254)) + 'Random colored bg' + rs.bg
print(a, b, c, sep='\n')
# ===== End =====
# ===== Start =====
Example("gettings started: select 8bit and 24bit directly")
# select an 8bit color directly.
a = fg(196) + 'This is red text' + rs.fg
# select a 24bit rgb color directly.
b = bg(50, 255, 50) + 'Text with green bg' + rs.bg
print(a, b, sep='\n')
def display_updates(newly_added_tasks):
index = 0
formatted_list = []
for task in newly_added_tasks:
index += 1
if "@" in task:
# if @contextual_tag signifies priority a-la @important, @flagged, etc
if "@importan" in task: #catched "important" ans well as "importance"
effectValue = 'blink'
foregroundColor = 'black'
backgroundColor = 'magenta' #24-bit code for orange is 255,150,50 but it's throwing up errors so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
elif "@cancel" in task: #catches "@cancel" in the present tense, as well as prior tasks that were "@cancelled"
effectValue = 'dim'
foregroundColor = 'black'
backgroundColor = 'white'
elif "@drop" in task: # if user chooses to "@drop" the item now, or reflects on something that was "@dropped" in the past
effectValue = 'hidden'
foregroundColor = 'white'
backgroundColor = 'black'
elif "@done" in task: # even if it was completed at the time of input, "done" tasks are inherently past-tense i.e. over with and archived
effectValue = 'strike'
foregroundColor = 'green'
backgroundColor = 'black'
#if context is a temporal-tag like @due or @defer to signify an ideal start-date or an urgent deadline
# if "@due" in task:
# deltaValue = calcUrgency(task) # NOTA BENE: Running out of time :(
# ...And the irony isn't lost on me that I can't format @due dates properly because this project is due soon >_<
# But I'm calling an audible and killing any further development of display_updates() because it's becoming a time-sink
# FYI, here is the PSUEDOCODE I wrote for this part prior to coding...
# if line contains temporal_tags #(regex?:date/format OR list_of_days OR time:format)
# if before currentTime
# bg.red + ef.bold # "overdue" styling
# elif due_soon = true # due within 24 hrs
# fg.yellow + ef.underl
# else # i.e. if start OR defer OR due tag value exceeds due_soon conditional check
# ef.italic
# Needless to say, "urgency calculations()" was dropped along with the formatted_display() function
# def calculate_Urgency(task_on_Line):
# dueValue = scrape_keywords(strip_line(task_on_Line))
# if scrape_date(dueValue) > time.hour(24)
# regex turned out to be the bane of my existence... also I had a late start so I'll take partial responsibility for that😅
# NB: After attempting to write my own parser-functions above, I eventually tried to switch tactics and use dateutil.parse
# The results from one solution, or the other, would've yielded me a string of YYYY-MM-DD HH-MM format
# Then I planned to use datetime's built-in strptime(inputVariable, "%format-%template-%here) to return actual integers
# From there, it would've been trivial to use dateutil.timedelta() to calculate >24 hrs, ≤ 24 hrs, or if it was a negative value
# i.e. an overdue task due date that is prior to the value of datetime.today()
# Oh, also I planned to compare "day" in the stripped taskline to catch keywords like "Monday, Tuesday, etc"
# So scrape_keywords() could've potentially branched off into another function dedicated to non-numeric due-calculations
# buuuuut, Haphestus - the god of technology - didn't look down upon me with favor... or something ಠ_ಠ
# So I rage quit at this point (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
formatted_line = ef(effectValue) + fg(foregroundColor) + bg(
backgroundColor
) + task + rs.all #swap task+ tags for ▶️ f"{lineNum}: {currentLine}"
formatted_list.append(formatted_line)
print(formatted_list[index - 1], end="\n")
qui = fg(255, 10, 10) + "This is red text using 24bit colors." + fg.rs
# Add custom colors:
from sty import RgbFg, Style
fg.orange = Style(RgbFg(255, 150, 50))
buf = fg.orange + "Yay, Im orange." + fg.rs
print(foo, bar, baz, qux, qui, buf, sep="\n")
# ===== End =====
# ===== Start =====
Example("gettings started: select dynamically")
a = ef("italic") + "Italic text." + rs.italic
b = fg("blue") + "Blue text." + rs.fg
c = bg(randint(0, 254)) + "Random colored bg" + rs.bg
print(a, b, c, sep="\n")
# ===== End =====
# ===== Start =====
Example("gettings started: select 8bit and 24bit directly")
# select an 8bit color directly.
a = fg(196) + "This is red text" + rs.fg
# select a 24bit rgb color directly.
b = bg(50, 255, 50) + "Text with green bg" + rs.bg
print(a, b, sep="\n")