* Moving configuration values and methods from install.py to config.py -- everything is broken right now
* Using context to store config path - still lots broken
* Use mocks and context.config_path to store test configs - many tests still broken though
* Update changelog [ci skip]
* Fix jrnl --ls crash
* Fix crash when no editor configured
* Attempt to patch config path with test data - doesn't appear to be working
* Properly use patched config path and add config given to scenario that wasn't using it
* Fix copypasta
* Fix editor test that needed patched config and trapping for system exit
* Add exception and handling for when configuration directory is actually a file
* Remove extraneous comment
* Use more generic JrnlError with messaging switchboard
* Format code a bit nicer
* Remove unnecessary given in diagnostic test
* Ensure full error message is output
* Remove unnecessary whitespace characters
* Update authors to "jrnl contributors" to comply with GPL3
* Include jrnl email address with contributors
* Include GPL notice in jrnl --version
* Apply consistent copyright and license to all Python files
* Add copyright and license to documentation
* Add copyright and license to docs theme
* Wiping poetry cache to try to resolve a test issue
* Testing with Python 3.9.0 in attempt to bypass GitHub Actions failure in 3.9.1
* make format
* Exclude Windows Python 3.9 build which is failing due to a GitHub Actions problem
* Modify testing to get around this 3.9 issue...
* Fix exclude
* Update version pin on pyxdg and run poetry update
* Update pytest pin and rerun poetry update
* Update black pin to latest version, poetry update, and make format
* disable logging by default (only enabled if --debug flag is given)
* Run make format
Co-authored-by: Micah Jerome Ellison <micah.jerome.ellison@gmail.com>
* More refactoring of cli.py
break up code from cli.py (now in jrnl.py) up into smaller functions
get rid of export mode
move --encrypt and --decrypt to commands.py
clean up the help screen even more
update flag name for import
* reorganize code, move around lots of functions
* clean up import statements
* move run function out of cli and into jrnl
* rename confusingly named function
* move editor function into editor file
* rename parse_args.py to args.py to make room for more args functions
* Fix error in test suite for windows
I accidentally flipped the conditional, so this fixes it.
Co-authored-by: Micah Jerome Ellison <micah.jerome.ellison@gmail.com>
* Update app description on help screen
Co-authored-by: Micah Jerome Ellison <micah.jerome.ellison@gmail.com>
If a date was given with an entry, and the star was also was added, the
star wouldn't be recognized if it was at the start of the title.
Example that didn't work, but now works with this fix:
jrnl "saturday: *Title words."
This is to be consistent in starring functionality with and without a
date in the entry.
Also, cleaned up the way the arg parser handles standalone commands.
Rather than checking individually for each command, you can now register
the command in the proper place, and it will be run with all known
arguments (and cofig if available).
* Add Python version check and faulty test to confirm it's working (should fail on 3.6 build only)
* Apply formatting
* Fix behave Python version test
* Make error message more descriptive and friendly
* Fix editor config when an argument with a space is used
* skip broken test on windows
* fix jrnl not behaving nicely with testing suite
* fix argument parsing for test suite
* fix one windows test, disable one windows test
* ask for password before adding entry (#799)
This fixes#799 because previously it would allow you to create an
entry using your editor and then attempt to open the journal. This
behaviour is fine for unencrypted journals but with encrypted journals
it means that if you get the password wrong three times then the entry
you just wrote is lost.
Swapping the order around so that the entry is opened first in the code
and then the editor is added means that this can't happen.
* Prevent filtered deletion from deleting entire journal #932 and add lots of deletion tests
* Undo removal of deletion feature
* Use more performant deletion
The MIT license is a bit outdated, and doesn't provide the protections
we'd like in a modern open-source application.
Co-authored-by: Micah Jerome Ellison <micah.jerome.ellison@gmail.com>
* Add --delete for interactive removal of entries
* Add inquirer dependency for fancy prompting
* Fix some minor style issues
* Fix#434
* Use PyInquirer instead of inquirer for Windows compatibility
* Add WIP (broken) test
* Change deletion interface to be more basic
* Update environment.py
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Wren <jonathan@nowandwren.com>
This commit should greatly simplify all password handling logic. No passwords are stored in the config dict anymore. Only the Encrypted Journals have any password related logic. I also had to remove some password fields from the test files, which shows how dangerous the previous approach was. A slight code change could've leaked passwords to the config file. However, I had to change the install progress a little bit to make this work. It will now not ask you for a password right away but rather if you want to encrypt or not. Only if you reply 'y' will it ask you for the password later on.
Add test for aborting jrnl entry from editor
Use native mocking
Add comment explaining discrepancy between expected and asserted output
Fix check_empty_output method
Check message on stderr and patch subprocess.call
Add _mock_editor_function
Update features/steps/core.py
Add return from mock function
Add debug statements
Debug
Update features/steps/core.py
Move sys.exit() down
Fix test?
Fix test?
Fix test?
Clean up debug statements
Clean up debug statements
Remove extraneous code
Remove extra space
Add test for empty stdin input
Remove extra debug line
Fix test?
Fix test?
Update features/core.feature
Fix test?
Fix no stdin input test
Co-Authored-By: pspeter <peter.schmidb@gmail.com>
fstring wip
Run pyupgrade
fix broken pyupgrade fstring
run pyupgrade on plugin dir
fixup! remove py2 remnants and use mocks in tests
small print bugfix
The file=sys.stderr was part of the format(), so an error got printed to
stdout
Drop use of codecs package
Use builtins.open() instead
fixup! remove py2 remnants and use mocks in tests
If the journal is encrypted, jrnl asks for a password using the
getpass.getpass function. If user presses the keyboard interrupt (e.g.
ctrl+c) during the password prompt, jrnl crashes and prints a stack
trace. This however is not very user friendly.
This commit adds a check for KeyboardInterrupt Exception and prints a
message whenever this exception occurs and exits. Stack is no longer
printed.
Fixes#450
