lines.py

from datetime import date
import random 

#get date in month-date format
day = date.today()
monthdate = day.strftime("%m-%d")

lines = [ #corny intros to start up each On Fire message; message is selected at random 
    'On Fire is on the wire!',
    'If you touch these lines you\'ll get burned!',
    'There\'s a heatwave in the league!',
    'A water hose can\'t put out this level of heat!',
    'Another day of Omarball, another set of All-Star lines!',
    'These lines will make you shout \'Boomshakalaka!\''
]

elseline = random.choice(lines) #choose a random non-holiday intro line 

leadinline = f'Let\'s see who was on 🔥 for {day}' #line created for non-holiday intro 

leadoutline = 'Of course, not everyone can be a winner...here\'s who was on 🥶 tonight' #line created for non-holiday bad line section 



def intro(todaysdate) -> str:
    """Creates the beginning to the printout. On the defined holidays, On Fire will post a special Holiday intro. Otherwise, it will fallback to a regular intro."""
    if todaysdate == '10-31':
        return 'Happy Halloween! What\'s most frightening: ghosts, mummies, or 🔥 lines from your opponent? Let\'s answer this by taking a look at who was on 🔥 today.'
    elif todaysdate == '12-25':
        return 'Merry Christmas! Tis the season to not only be jolly but to also receive the great gift of 🔥 lines from your team! Let\'s see who got the best gifts in Omarball today:'
    elif todaysdate == '1-01':
        return 'Happy New Year! A new year for Omarball not only means a new you but also a new set of 🔥 lines for the day! Let\'s see who kicking off the new year the right way:'
    elif todaysdate == '11-27':
        return 'Happy day before Thanksgiving! What are you grateful for most: friends, family, or 🔥 lines that come in clutch for your team? Let\'s answer that right now by taking a look at the best lines:'
    elif todaysdate == '02-13': #meant for last games before all star break, will change date when i found out correct day before break
        return 'Happy All Star Weekend! On Fire will be on break this weekend along with the NBA regular season, but before we go let\'s take a look at what your All-Stars are up to:'
    else:
        return f'{elseline} {leadinline}:' #the default non-holiday line 
    


def worstintro(todaysdate) -> str: #more to be added here
    """Creates the first line of the worst line printout. Like 'intro(todaysdate)', this will post a special Holiday intro or otherwise fallback to a regular intro."""
    if todaysdate == '10-31':
        return 'Even more frightening? Seeing disappointing lines from your roster...here\'s the ones who acted like 🧟‍♂️s on the court:'
    elif todaysdate == '12-25':
        return 'Unfortunately, some have been on the naughty list and are getting coal in their Christmas stocking...let\'s see who was on ❄ today:'
    elif todaysdate == '1-01':
        return 'Unfortunately, some are still feeling the effects of all that champagne...here\'s the ones who are still in last year:'
    elif todaysdate == '11-27':
        return 'Unfortunately, just like your aunt\'s asparagus, some players were a bit overcooked...here\'s who looked like a headless 🦃 on the court:'
    elif todaysdate == '02-13': #meant for last games before all star break, will change date when i found out correct day before break
        return 'Unfortunately, some players seem to already be playing like it\'s the All-Star Game...here\'s the ones who were on 🥶 tonight:'
    else:
        return f'{leadoutline}:' 
    


#use tests to validate holiday posts:

if __name__=="__main__":    
    christmasdaytest = date.fromisoformat('2024-12-25')
    christmasdaytest = christmasdaytest.strftime("%m-%d")
    
    halloweentest = date.fromisoformat('2024-10-31')
    halloweentest = halloweentest.strftime("%m-%d")
    
    thanksgivingtest = date.fromisoformat('2024-11-27')
    thanksgivingtest = thanksgivingtest.strftime("%m-%d")
    
    print(f"{intro(thanksgivingtest)}\ninsert printout here\n{worstintro(thanksgivingtest)}\ninsert bottom printout here")