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Introduced a logging statement to log the database connection URL in the `connect_db` function. This will help track and debug issues related to database connections.
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new command to the CLI for date and time manipulation, specifically the Changes
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Integrate a new `dt` command to parse and format dates with customizable options for format and timezone. Updated dependencies in `pyproject.toml` to include `pytz`, `python-dateutil`, and `humanize` libraries necessary for the datetime operations.
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- src/hckr/cli/init.py (2 hunks)
- src/hckr/cli/dt.py (1 hunks)
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src/hckr/cli/dt.py
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yaspin.yaspin
imported but unusedRemove unused import:
yaspin.yaspin
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src/hckr/cli/dt.py (2)
12-17
: LGTM!The click command group for datetime commands is defined correctly.
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: Newdesc
command aligns with PR objectives.The new
desc
command provides a useful datetime utility with timezone support, enhancing the CLI functionality. It allows users to interactively format and describe dates, which aligns well with the PR objectives outlined in the linked issue.The implementation looks solid, with proper handling of date parsing, timezone conversion, and formatting. The use of the
humanize
library to generate a human-readable representation is a nice touch.Great work on this addition!
src/hckr/cli/__init__.py (1)
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: Provide more context about thedt
command implementation.Adding the
dt
command to the CLI aligns with the linked issue #68 about datetime utilities with different timezones. The code change itself looks good.However, to ensure that the
dt
command fully addresses the requirements of the linked issue, please provide more context about its implementation. What specific functionalities does it offer for handling datetime across different timezones? Are there any edge cases or limitations that need to be considered?To verify the
dt
command implementation, please provide the relevant code file(s) or a brief description of its key features and how it handles different timezones.
import humanize | ||
import pytz | ||
from dateutil import parser | ||
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Remove unused import.
The static analysis tool has correctly flagged an unused import:
from yaspin import yaspin # type: ignore
Since yaspin
is not used anywhere in the code, it should be removed to maintain a clean and clutter-free codebase.
Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-from yaspin import yaspin # type: ignore
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7-7:
yaspin.yaspin
imported but unusedRemove unused import:
yaspin.yaspin
(F401)
Closes #68
Introduced a logging statement to log the database connection URL in the
connect_db
function. This will help track and debug issues related to database connections.