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Use datetime built-in library #20
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- Structure in tests/files now follows a series of chronological test fixtures - Lay the groundwork for future Docker-based testing, where the package is containerised and scripted in bash to process all these fixtures - Rename some files to cut down the length - Adjust all tests accordingly - Moods file and the valid entry file are shared into multiple locations in the tests directory as symlinks - moved one check from test_default_moodverse_no_customisation to a separate test method
- Changed file access mode from `a` to `w`
- Classes and methods now accept local config as parameters instead of accessing them from a global variable. - Still needs work to do, especially in the actual user-facing command, but should get us closer to no globals.
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- BREAKING CHANGE: Remove custom Date and Time classes in favour of `datetime` built-in library - Add helper methods for the `datetime` library to help detect what format a date or time is written in (such solutions do not come out of the box) - Improved code structure - BREAKING CHANGE: Name changes to classes - more common use of `__getitem__` and `__setitem__` dunders instead of making separate methods for manipulating dictionary items - Remade tests to accommodate the library change
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💥 Use `datetime` library
Remove custom Date and Time classes in favour of
datetime
built-in librarydatetime
library to help detect what format a date or time is written in (such solutions do not come out of the box)__getitem__
and__setitem__
dunders instead of making separate methods for manipulating dictionary items