Fix errors, make menu formatting more readable

text_interface/addstock.py

@@ -42,8 +42,7 @@ much money you're due in credits for the purchase when prompted.\n'''
 
                 if isinstance(thing, Product):
                     self.printc(f"{amount:d} of {thing.name} registered")
-                    thing_price = self.input_int('What did you pay a piece? ', (1, 100000),
+                    thing_price = self.input_int('What did you pay a piece?', 1, 100000, default=thing.price) * amount
-                                                 default=thing.price) * amount
                     self.price += thing_price
 
                 # once we get something in the
@@ -65,21 +64,25 @@ much money you're due in credits for the purchase when prompted.\n'''
     def complete_input(self):
         return bool(self.users) and len(self.products) and self.price
 
-    # TODO: Rewrite this madness
     def print_info(self):
-        print((6 + Product.name_length) * '-')
+        width = 6 + Product.name_length
+        print()
+        print(width * '-')
         if self.price:
-            print("Amount to be credited: {{0:>{0}d}}".format(Product.name_length-17).format(self.price))
+            print(f"Amount to be credited:{self.price:>{width - 22}}")
         if self.users:
             print("Users to credit:")
             for user in self.users:
-                print(f"  {str(user.name)}")
+                print(f"\t{user.name}")
-        print("\n{{0:s}}{{1:>{0}s}}".format(Product.name_length-1).format("Product", "Amount"))
+        print()
-        print((6 + Product.name_length) * '-')
+        print("Products", end="")
+        print("Amount".rjust(width - 8))
+        print(width * '-')
         if len(self.products):
             for product in list(self.products.keys()):
-                print('{{0:<{0}}}{{1:>6d}}'.format(Product.name_length).format(product.name, self.products[product][0]))
+                print(f"{product.name}", end="")
-                print((6 + Product.name_length) * '-')
+                print(f"{self.products[product][0]}".rjust(width - len(product.name)))
+                print(width * '-')
 
     def add_thing_to_pending(self, thing, amount, price):
         if isinstance(thing, User):
@@ -94,12 +97,7 @@ much money you're due in credits for the purchase when prompted.\n'''
     def perform_transaction(self):
         print('Did you pay a different price?')
         if self.confirm('>', default=False):
-            price = self.input_int('How much did you pay?', default=self.price)
+            self.price = self.input_int('How much did you pay?', 0, self.price, default=self.price)
-            # TODO: Loop until we get a valid answer instead of assuming default
-            if price > self.price:
-                print('Illegal action, total can not be higher than your total.')
-            else:
-                self.price = price
 
         description = self.input_str('Log message', length_range=(0, 50))
         if description == '':

text_interface/buymenu.py

@@ -77,9 +77,11 @@ When finished, write an empty line to confirm the purchase.\n'''
             else:
                 Transaction(thing, purchase=self.purchase)
         elif isinstance(thing, Product):
-            if len(self.purchase.entries) and self.purchase.entries[-1].product == thing:
+            if self.purchase.entries:
-                self.purchase.entries[-1].amount += amount
+                for entry in self.purchase.entries:
-            else:
+                    if entry.product == thing:
+                        entry.amount += amount
+                        return True
             PurchaseEntry(self.purchase, thing, amount)
         return True
 
@@ -160,8 +162,7 @@ When finished, write an empty line to confirm the purchase.\n'''
                         print(f'USER {t.user.name} HAS LOWER CREDIT THAN {conf.low_credit_warning_limit:d},',
                               'AND SHOULD CONSIDER PUTTING SOME MONEY IN THE BOX.')
 
-        # Superfast mode skips a linebreak for some reason. This looks ugly.
+        # Superfast mode skips a linebreak for some reason.
-        # TODO: Figure out why this happens, and fix it in a less hacky way.
         if self.superfast_mode:
            print("")
         return True
@@ -197,9 +198,8 @@ When finished, write an empty line to confirm the purchase.\n'''
         string += f'\n  total price: {self.purchase.price:d} kr'
 
         if any(t.penalty > 1 for t in transactions):
-            # TODO: Rewrite?
+            total = sum(self.purchase.price_per_transaction() * t.penalty for t in transactions)
-            string += '\n  *total with penalty: %d kr' % sum(
+            string += f'\n  *total with penalty: {total} kr'
-                self.purchase.price_per_transaction() * t.penalty for t in transactions)
 
         return string
 

text_interface/editing.py

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ class AddProductMenu(Menu):
         self.print_header()
         bar_code = self.input_str('Bar code', regex=Product.bar_code_re, length_range=(8, 13))
         name = self.input_str('Name', regex=Product.name_re, length_range=(1, Product.name_length))
-        price = self.input_int('Price', allowed_range=(1, 100000))
+        price = self.input_int('Price', 1, 100000)
         product = Product(bar_code, name, price)
         self.session.add(product)
         try:
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ class EditProductMenu(Menu):
                 product.name = self.input_str('Name', default=product.name, regex=Product.name_re,
                                               length_range=(1, product.name_length))
             elif what == 'price':
-                product.price = self.input_int('Price', default=product.price, allowed_range=(1, 100000))
+                product.price = self.input_int('Price', 1, 100000, default=product.price)
             elif what == 'barcode':
                 product.bar_code = self.input_str('Bar code', default=product.bar_code, regex=Product.bar_code_re,
                                                   length_range=(8, 13))
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ class AdjustStockMenu(Menu):
         print(f'The stock of this product is: {product.stock:d}')
         print('Write the number of products you have added to the stock')
         print('Alternatively, correct the stock for any mistakes')
-        add_stock = self.input_int('Added stock', allowed_range=(-1000, 1000), zero_allowed=False)
+        add_stock = self.input_int('Added stock', -1000, 1000, zero_allowed=False)
         if add_stock > 0:
             print(f'You added {add_stock:d} to the stock of {product}')
         else:
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ class CleanupStockMenu(Menu):
 
         for product in products:
             oldstock = product.stock
-            product.stock = self.input_int(product.name, allowed_range=(0, 10000), default=max(0, oldstock))
+            product.stock = self.input_int(product.name, 0, 10000, default=max(0, oldstock))
             self.session.add(product)
             if oldstock != product.stock:
                 changed_products.append((product, oldstock))

text_interface/helpermenus.py

@@ -185,25 +185,31 @@ class Menu(object):
     def invalid_menu_choice(self, in_str):
         print('Please enter a valid choice.')
 
-    def input_int(self, prompt=None, end_prompt=None, allowed_range=(None, None), null_allowed=False, zero_allowed=True,
+    def input_int(self, prompt=None, minimum=None, maximum=None, null_allowed=False, zero_allowed=True, default=None):
-                  default=None):
+        if minimum is not None and maximum is not None:
+            end_prompt = f"({minimum}-{maximum})>"
+        elif minimum is not None:
+            end_prompt = f"(>{minimum})>"
+        elif maximum is not None:
+            end_prompt = f"(<{maximum})>"
+        else:
+            end_prompt = ""
+
         while True:
-            result = self.input_str(prompt, end_prompt, default=default)
+            result = self.input_str(prompt + end_prompt, default=default)
             if result == '' and null_allowed:
                 return False
             try:
                 value = int(result)
-                # TODO: Should this be turned into greater-than-equals and less-than-equals?
+                if minimum is not None and value < minimum:
-                if ((allowed_range[0] and value < allowed_range[0]) or (allowed_range[1] and value > allowed_range[1])):
+                    print(f'Value must be at least {minimum:d}')
-                    if allowed_range[0] and allowed_range[1]:
+                    continue
-                        print(f'Value must be in range [{allowed_range[0]:d}, {allowed_range[1]:d}]')
+                if maximum is not None and value > maximum:
-                    elif allowed_range[0]:
+                    print(f'Value must be at most {maximum:d}')
-                        print(f'Value must be at least {allowed_range[0]:d}')
+                    continue
-                    else:
+                if not zero_allowed and value == 0:
-                        print(f'Value must be at most {allowed_range[1]:d}')
-                elif not zero_allowed and value == 0:
                     print("Value cannot be zero")
-                else:
+                    continue
                 return value
             except ValueError:
                 print("Please enter an integer")
@@ -412,8 +418,6 @@ class Menu(object):
                 self.session = None
 
     def _execute(self, **kwargs):
-        # TODO: This is a very awkward line. Is there a better way of doing this?
-        line_format = '%' + str(len(str(len(self.items)))) + 'd ) %s'
         while True:
             self.print_header()
             self.set_context(None)
@@ -422,7 +426,8 @@ class Menu(object):
                 self.pause()
                 return None
             for i in range(len(self.items)):
-                self.printc(line_format % (i + 1, self.item_name(i)))
+                length = len(str(len(self.items)))
+                self.printc(f"{i + 1:>{length}} ) {self.item_name(i)}")
             item_i = self.input_choice(len(self.items)) - 1
             if self.item_is_submenu(item_i):
                 self.items[item_i].execute()

text_interface/miscmenus.py

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ class TransferMenu(Menu):
 
     def _execute(self):
         self.print_header()
-        amount = self.input_int('Transfer amount', (1, 100000))
+        amount = self.input_int('Transfer amount', 1, 100000)
         self.set_context(f'Transferring {amount:d} kr', display=False)
         user1 = self.input_user('From user')
         self.add_to_context(f' from {user1.name}')
@@ -62,48 +62,32 @@ class ShowUserMenu(Menu):
         elif what == 'products':
             self.print_purchased_products(user)
         elif what == 'transactions-all':
-            self.print_all_transactions(user)
+            self.print_transactions(user)
         else:
             print('What what?')
 
-    # TODO: This is almost identical to the print_transactions function. Reimplement using that one?
     @staticmethod
-    def print_all_transactions(user):
+    def print_transactions(user, limit=None):
-        num_trans = len(user.transactions)
-        string = f"{user.name}'s transactions ({num_trans:d}):\n"
-        for t in user.transactions[::-1]:
-            string += ' * %s: %s %d kr, ' % \
-                      (t.time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'),
-                       'in' if t.amount < 0 else 'out',
-                       abs(t.amount))
-            if t.purchase:
-                # TODO: Print purchased amount, not just product names
-                # TODO: Print something other than "purchase" when user put products into dibbler?
-                string += 'purchase ('
-                string += ', '.join([e.product.name for e in t.purchase.entries])
-                string += ')'
-                if t.penalty > 1:
-                    string += f' * {t.penalty:d}x penalty applied'
-            else:
-                string += t.description
-            string += '\n'
-        less(string)
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def print_transactions(user, limit=10):
         num_trans = len(user.transactions)
+        if limit is None:
+            limit = num_trans
         if num_trans <= limit:
             string = f"{user.name}'s transactions ({num_trans:d}):\n"
         else:
             string = f"{user.name}'s transactions ({num_trans:d}, showing only last {limit:d}):\n"
         for t in user.transactions[-1:-limit - 1:-1]:
-            string += ' * %s: %s %d kr, ' % \
+            string += f" * {t.time.isoformat(' ')}: {'in' if t.amount < 0 else 'out'} {abs(t.amount)} kr, "
-                      (t.time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'),
-                       'in' if t.amount < 0 else 'out',
-                       abs(t.amount))
             if t.purchase:
+                products = []
+                for entry in t.purchase.entries:
+                    if abs(entry.amount) != 1:
+                        amount = f"{abs(entry.amount)}x "
+                    else:
+                        amount = ""
+                    product = f"{amount}{entry.product.name}"
+                    products.append(product)
                 string += 'purchase ('
-                string += ', '.join([e.product.name for e in t.purchase.entries])
+                string += ', '.join(products)
                 string += ')'
                 if t.penalty > 1:
                     string += f' * {t.penalty:d}x penalty applied'
@@ -151,8 +135,6 @@ class UserListMenu(Menu):
         text += line_format % ('total credit', total_credit)
         less(text)
 
-# reimplements ChargeMenu
-# TODO: these should be combined to one
 class AdjustCreditMenu(Menu):
     def __init__(self):
         Menu.__init__(self, 'Adjust credit', uses_db=True)
@@ -165,7 +147,7 @@ class AdjustCreditMenu(Menu):
         print('(Note on sign convention: Enter a positive amount here if you have')
         print('added money to the PVVVV money box, a negative amount if you have')
         print('taken money from it)')
-        amount = self.input_int('Add amount', allowed_range=(-100000, 100000))
+        amount = self.input_int('Add amount', -100000, 100000)
         print('(The "log message" will show up in the transaction history in the')
         print('"Show user" menu.  It is not necessary to enter a message, but it')
         print('might be useful to help you remember why you adjusted the credit)')