Make IssueState available as a field on Issue.

* Add `state` on `Issue` to be able to query the state of an issue even
  if you only have a reference to this issue and don't have a reference
  to the context or issues table. This does not change the persisted
  format of the issue. On disk the state of an issue is still
  represented by it's location in the file hierarchy.

* Refactored libpit to use zero_functional instead of sequtils.
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Jonathan Bernard 2023-03-21 08:27:36 -05:00
parent d01d6e37f4
commit 171adbb59d
4 changed files with 40 additions and 28 deletions

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# Package
version = "4.22.2"
version = "4.23.0"
author = "Jonathan Bernard"
description = "Personal issue tracker."
license = "MIT"
@ -14,7 +14,8 @@ requires @[
"nim >= 1.4.0",
"docopt >= 0.6.8",
"jester >= 0.5.0",
"uuids >= 0.1.10"
"uuids >= 0.1.10",
"zero_functional"
]
# Dependencies from git.jdb-software.com/nim-jdb/packages

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## Personal Issue Tracker CLI interface
## ====================================
import std/algorithm, std/logging, std/options, std/os, std/sequtils,
std/wordwrap, std/tables, std/terminal, std/times, std/unicode
import std/[algorithm, logging, options, os, sequtils, wordwrap, tables,
terminal, times, unicode]
import cliutils, data_uri, docopt, json, timeutils, uuids
from nre import re

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const PIT_VERSION* = "4.22.2"
const PIT_VERSION* = "4.23.0"
const USAGE* = """Usage:
pit ( new | add) <summary> [<state>] [options]

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import std/json, std/logging, std/options, std/os, std/sequtils, std/strformat,
std/strutils, std/tables, std/times
import cliutils, docopt, langutils, timeutils, uuids
import std/[json, logging, options, os, strformat, strutils, tables, times]
import cliutils, docopt, langutils, uuids, zero_functional
import nre except toSeq
import timeutils except `>`
from sequtils import deduplicate, toSeq
type
Issue* = ref object
@ -11,6 +12,7 @@ type
summary*, details*: string
properties*: TableRef[string, string]
tags*: seq[string]
state*: IssueState
IssueState* = enum
Current = "current",
@ -201,12 +203,13 @@ proc fromStorageFormat*(id: string, issueTxt: string): Issue =
continue
let parts = line.split({':'}, 1).mapIt(it.strip())
let parts = line.split({':'}, 1) --> map(it.strip())
if parts.len != 2:
raise newException(ValueError, "unable to parse property line: " & line)
# Take care of special properties: `tags`
if parts[0] == "tags": result.tags = parts[1].split({','}).mapIt(it.strip())
if parts[0] == "tags":
result.tags = parts[1].split({','}) --> map(it.strip())
else: result[parts[0]] = parts[1]
of ReadingDetails:
@ -234,6 +237,11 @@ proc loadIssue*(filePath: string): Issue =
result = fromStorageFormat(splitFile(filePath).name, readFile(filePath))
result.filepath = filePath
let parentDirName = filePath.splitFile().dir.splitFile().name
let issueState = IssueState.items.toSeq --> find($it == parentDirName)
if issueState.isSome: result.state = issueState.get
else: result.state = IssueState.Done
proc loadIssueById*(tasksDir, id: string): Issue =
for path in walkDirRec(tasksDir):
if path.splitFile.name.startsWith(id):
@ -273,10 +281,10 @@ proc loadIssues*(path: string): seq[Issue] =
let orderedIds =
if fileExists(orderFile):
toSeq(orderFile.lines)
.mapIt(it.split(' ')[0])
.deduplicate
.filterIt(not it.startsWith("> ") and not it.isEmptyOrWhitespace)
(orderFile.lines.toSeq -->
map(it.split(' ')[0]).
filter(not it.startsWith("> ") and not it.isEmptyOrWhitespace)).
deduplicate()
else: newSeq[string]()
type TaggedIssue = tuple[issue: Issue, ordered: bool]
@ -332,6 +340,7 @@ proc nextRecurrence*(tasksDir: string, rec: Recurrence, defaultIssue: Issue): Is
result = Issue(
id: genUUID(),
state: baseIssue.state,
summary: baseIssue.summary,
properties: newProps,
tags: baseIssue.tags)
@ -354,36 +363,38 @@ proc nextRecurrence*(tasksDir: string, rec: Recurrence, defaultIssue: Issue): Is
## Utilities for working with issue collections.
proc filter*(issues: seq[Issue], filter: IssueFilter): seq[Issue] =
result = issues
var f: seq[Issue] = issues
for k,v in filter.properties:
result = result.filterIt(it.hasProp(k) and it[k] == v)
f = f --> filter(it.hasProp(k) and it[k] == v)
for k,v in filter.exclProperties:
result = result.filter(proc (iss: Issue): bool =
not iss.hasProp(k) or
not v.anyIt(it == iss[k])
)
f = f --> filter(not (it.hasProp(k) and v.contains(it[k])))
if filter.completedRange.isSome:
let range = filter.completedRange.get
result = result.filterIt(
f = f --> filter(
not it.hasProp("completed") or
it.getDateTime("completed").between(range.b, range.e))
if filter.summaryMatch.isSome:
let p = filter.summaryMatch.get
result = result.filterIt(it.summary.find(p).isSome)
f = f --> filter(it.summary.find(p).isSome)
if filter.fullMatch.isSome:
let p = filter.fullMatch.get
result = result.filterIt( it.summary.find(p).isSome or it.details.find(p).isSome)
f = f -->
filter(it.summary.find(p).isSome or it.details.find(p).isSome)
for tag in filter.hasTags:
result = result.filterIt(it.tags.find(tag) >= 0)
for tagLent in filter.hasTags:
let tag = tagLent
f = f --> filter(it.tags.find(tag) >= 0)
for exclTag in filter.exclTags:
result = result.filterIt(it.tags.find(exclTag) < 0)
for exclTagLent in filter.exclTags:
let exclTag = exclTagLent
f = f --> filter(it.tags.find(exclTag) < 0)
return f # not using result because zero_functional doesn't play nice with it
proc find*(
issues: TableRef[IssueState, seq[Issue]],
@ -400,7 +411,7 @@ proc loadConfig*(args: Table[string, Value] = initTable[string, Value]()): PitCo
".pitrc", $getEnv("PITRC"), $getEnv("HOME") & "/.pitrc"]
var pitrcFilename: string =
foldl(pitrcLocations, if len(a) > 0: a elif fileExists(b): b else: "")
pitrcLocations --> fold("", if fileExists(it): it else: a)
if not fileExists(pitrcFilename):
warn "could not find .pitrc file: " & pitrcFilename