Added possibility to define start-date as an offset from due-date.

pull/15/head
Hoffelhas 2020-12-30 00:35:07 +01:00
parent 41c3cc3b5c
commit 3e14d69653
1 changed files with 46 additions and 6 deletions

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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import time
import requests import requests
import argparse import argparse
import logging import logging
from datetime import datetime from datetime import datetime, timedelta
import time import time
global overview_item_ids global overview_item_ids
global overview_item_labels global overview_item_labels
@ -614,6 +614,8 @@ def main():
# child_first_found = True # child_first_found = True
add_label(child_item, label_id) add_label(child_item, label_id)
# Remove labels based on start / due dates
# If item is too far in the future, remove the next_action tag and skip # If item is too far in the future, remove the next_action tag and skip
try: try:
if args.hide_future > 0 and 'due' in item.data and item['due'] is not None: if args.hide_future > 0 and 'due' in item.data and item['due'] is not None:
@ -628,22 +630,60 @@ def main():
# If start-date has not passed yet, remove label # If start-date has not passed yet, remove label
try: try:
f = item['content'].find('start=') f1 = item['content'].find('start=')
if f > -1: f2 = item['content'].find('start=due-')
if f1 > -1 and f2 == -1:
f_end = item['content'][f+6:].find(' ') f_end = item['content'][f+6:].find(' ')
if f_end > -1: if f_end > -1:
start_date = item['content'][f+6:f+6+f_end] start_date = item['content'][f+6:f+6+f_end]
else: else:
start_date = item['content'][f+6:] start_date = item['content'][f+6:]
# If start-date hasen't passed, remove all labels
start_date = datetime.strptime(start_date , args.dateformat) start_date = datetime.strptime(start_date , args.dateformat)
future_diff = (datetime.today()-start_date).days future_diff = (datetime.today()-start_date).days
if future_diff < 0: if future_diff < 0:
remove_label(item, label_id) remove_label(item, label_id)
[remove_label(child_item, label_id) for child_item in child_items]
continue continue
except Exception as e: except:
logging.exception( logging.warning(
'Error start-date: %s' % str(e)) 'Wrong start-date format for item: %s. Please use "start=<DD-MM-YYYY>"', item['content'])
continue
# Recurring task friendly - remove label with relative change from due date
try:
f = item['content'].find('start=due-')
if f > -1:
f1a = item['content'].find('d') # Find 'd' from 'due'
f1b = item['content'].rfind('d') # Find 'd' from days
f2 = item['content'].find('w')
f_end = item['content'][f+10:].find(' ')
if f_end > -1:
offset = item['content'][f+10:f+10+f_end-1]
else:
offset = item['content'][f+10:-1]
item_due_date = item['due']['date']
item_due_date = datetime.strptime(item_due_date, '%Y-%m-%d')
if f1a != f1b and f1b > -1: # To make sure it doesn't trigger if 'w' is chosen
td = timedelta(days=int(offset))
elif f2 > -1:
td = timedelta(weeks=int(offset))
# If we're not in the offset from the due date yet, remove all labels
start_date = item_due_date - td
future_diff = (datetime.today()-start_date).days
if future_diff < 0:
remove_label(item, label_id)
[remove_label(child_item, label_id) for child_item in child_items]
continue
except:
logging.warning(
'Wrong start-date format for item: %s. Please use "start=due-<NUM><d or w>"', item['content'])
continue continue
# Commit the queue with changes # Commit the queue with changes