* Implement ability to track when files were last modified on **your** machine. We could then give a summary of what you might be 'rusty' on.

* Document and Explain all code exercises that don't have it.

Use this to quick find the code exercises and questions that you want. There are *a lot* of files in this repository, and it's not getting any smaller.

Open up the widget and enter in a query as a series of **tags**. All files in this repository have a header with tags, so that their contents are revealed to this searcher.

The widget will return as list of files which you can launch from there.

from __future__ import print_function

import os

from argparse import ArgumentParser

def main():

parser = ArgumentParser(description='Get your search query')

parser.add_argument('query', type=str, nargs='+', help='enter some tags to search for')

list_of_arg_words = vars(parser.parse_args())['query'] # SO SORRY FOR THIS LINE. IN A RUSH DON'T JUDGE ME

query = [tag.lower() for tag in list_of_arg_words] # search query as a list of 'tokens'. eg ['this','is','my','search']

print("query is: ", query)

file_matches = []

# TODO: Make this code not kinda rubbish

# Search through all questions in "problems" and "worded_questions"

for folder, subfolders, files in os.walk(os.getcwd(), topdown=False):

for f in files:

fullpath = os.path.join(folder,f)

if (('problems' in fullpath or 'worded_questions' in fullpath)

and not fullpath.endswith('.md')): # This will very likely admit TOO MANY files. TODO: fix it

with open(fullpath, 'r') as question_file:

lines = question_file.readlines()

# if at least one tag matches, add the file with its tags to our list

matched_tags = match_tags( get_tags_from_file(lines), query)

if matched_tags:

file_matches.append( (matched_tags, '...' + fullpath[-60:] ) ) # TODO: fix this hammy way of handling filename

# order the matched files by number of matched tags. Ascending order

file_matches = sorted(file_matches, key=lambda x: len(x[0]), reverse=True)

print("Look Here: ") # TODO replace this print to console bit with something more useful

for i, match in enumerate(file_matches):

tags, name = match[0], match[1]

print(str(i), ': ', name)

print("\tMatches on: " , tags)

def match_tags( tags, query_tags ):

return [tag.lower() for tag in tags if tag.lower() in query_tags]

def get_tags_from_file( lines ):

"""

tags_header = "##$$##"

for i, line in enumerate(lines):

if tags_header in line:

break

else: # didn't break out of loop so no tags header

return []

tags_line = lines[i+1]

just_tags = (''.join(ch for ch in tags_line if (ch.isalnum()) or ch == ',')).split(',')

return [word.strip() for word in just_tags] # remove trailing and leading whitespace

if __name__ == '__main__':

main()

from gui_search_and_launch.core import main

if __name__ == '__main__':

main()