- restructure query code for cli, some test fixes
- initial query_range implementation
refactored functions in query some more
to allow re-use in range_range, select()
pretty much just calls out to a bunch
of handlers now
everything is backwards-compatible with the previous
interface, the only minor changes were to the doctor cmd
which can now accept more than one item to run,
and the --skip-config-check to skip the config_ok
check if the user specifies to
added a test using click.testing.CliRunner (tests
the CLI in an isolated environment), though
additional tests which aren't testing the CLI
itself (parsing arguments or decorator behaviour)
can just call the functions themselves, as they
no longer accept a argparser.Namespace and instead
accept the direct arguments
- modernize:
- add REQUIRES spec for pdfannots library
- config dataclass/config stub
- stats function
- absolute my.core imports in anticipation of splitting core
- use 'paths' instead of 'roots' (better reflects the semantics), use get_files
backward compatible via config migration
- properly run tests/mypy
this fixes two distinct mypy errors
one where NamedTuple/dataclassees can't be
defined locally
https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/7281
which happens when you run mypy like
mypy -p my.core on warm cache
the second error is the core/types.py file shadowing the
stdlib types module
addresses https://github.com/karlicoss/HPI/issues/103
for now via experimental time.tz.force_abbreviations config variable
not sure if this whole things is doomed to be resolved properly
- rely on appdirs for default cache path instead of hardcoded /var/tmp/cachew
technically backwards incompatible, but no action needed
you might want to clean /var/tmp/cachew after updating
- use default cache path (e.g. ~/.cache) by default
see https://github.com/ActiveState/appdirs#some-example-output for more info
*warning*: things will be cached by default now (used to be uncached before)
- treat cache_dir = None in the config
*warning*: kind of backwards incompatible.. but again nothing disasterous
