Working setup script writes csv

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Zachary Talis 2021-06-23 16:06:29 -04:00
parent 650ac1afbf
commit b95fb99898
3 changed files with 64 additions and 10 deletions

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@ -5,9 +5,7 @@ from utils import csv as util_csv
divider = "----------"
print(
"\nWelcome to paceboard! Let's set up your leaderboard site :)\nWe'll save this info in csv/config.csv\n\n"
+ divider
+ "\n"
f"\nWelcome to paceboard! Let's set up your leaderboard site :)\nWe'll save this info in csv/config.csv\n\n{divider}\n"
)
tk_game = input("Your game's name: ")
@ -16,9 +14,14 @@ tk_url = input("URL of your site (format example - foobar.com): ")
tk_logo_alt = input("Description of your game's logo (this is used for alt-text): ")
print(
"\n"
+ divider
+ "\n\nPerfect! You can always overwrite the info above by running this script again.\nHere's an overview of how to use paceboard:\n\n- Add a category using scripts/add-category.py\n- Add a run using scripts/add-run.py\n- Use scripts/generate.py to update the site with the info you've added.\n- All categories, runs, and configuration details are stored in csv/\n- Replace the logo saved as assets/img/logo.png\n- For the adventurous, you can restyle your site's pages by editing files within templates/ and css/\n\nRemember to run scripts/generate.py to initialize your site.\nThat's all for now! <3\n"
f"\n{divider}\n\nPerfect! You can always overwrite the info above by running this script again.\nHere's an overview of how to use paceboard:\n\n- Add a category using scripts/add-category.py\n- Add a run using scripts/add-run.py\n- Use scripts/generate.py to update the site with the info you've added.\n- All categories, runs, and configuration details are stored in csv/\n- Replace the logo saved as assets/img/logo.png\n- For the adventurous, you can restyle your site's pages by editing files within templates/ and css/\n\nRemember to run scripts/generate.py to initialize your site.\nThat's all for now! <3\n"
)
util_csv.findFile()
configDict = {
"tk_game": tk_game,
"tk_description": tk_description,
"tk_url": tk_url,
"tk_logo_alt": tk_logo_alt,
}
util_csv.dictWriterSingleDict("../csv/config.csv", configDict)

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@ -1,2 +1,53 @@
def findFile():
print("cool")
### Util library for interacting with csv files
import csv
def readerWithFunction(filepath, function, arg=None):
"""Read from a csv and execute a function using each row. Return a sequential list of all values returned by the function.
filepath -- the path of the csv we're reading
function -- the function we're executing once per row
arg -- if the function takes an additional argument, we pass arg (default None)
"""
with open(filepath, newline="") as file:
reader = csv.reader(file, delimiter=",")
value = []
for row in reader:
if arg == None:
value.append(function(row))
else:
value.append(function(row, arg))
file.close()
return value
def dictWriterSingleDict(filepath, dict):
"""Completely rewrite a csv using the values in a single dictionary.
filepath -- the path of the csv, whether or not it exists
dict -- the dictionary to pull all values from
"""
with open(filepath, "w", newline="") as file:
dictWriter = csv.DictWriter(file, fieldnames=dict.keys(), delimiter=",")
dictWriter.writeheader()
dictWriter.writerow(dict)
file.close()
def getIndexOfField(filepath, field):
"""Get the index (column number) of a field in a csv.
filepath -- the path of the csv we're searching
field -- the field string we're looking for
"""
return readerWithFunction(filepath, sub_getIndexOfField, field)[0]
def sub_getIndexOfField(row, field):
"""Helper function for getIndexOfField() that can be passed to readerWithFunction().
row - the array representation of a csv row (presumably the fields row)
field - the field string we're looking for
"""
return row.index(field)