""" EXAMPLE EVENTS — written for the USER, not for the developer. A port of `features/calendar/data/mock.js`, which carries the rule and the reason: the set it replaced was a geometry stress fixture — an untitled event, a title longer than any column, a backup job at midnight, a block ending at 23:59, three meetings in one hour — and all of that found real bugs and none of it belongs on a person's calendar on their first run. The rule is **an ordinary, liveable week.** Enough on it to be worth looking at, quiet enough to read at a glance. It still teaches, and the list is here so a row cannot be deleted without noticing what went with it: all four calendars, colour-coded a short 15-minute block the stand-up an early block before work the swim two events that overlap Thursday afternoon a reminder, and two on one event the design review, the dentist an all-day event the birthday a multi-day all-day span the trip, which crosses the week edge an evening that runs past midnight the party something last week and next month, so paging lands on data Deliberately absent: untitled events, three-deep clusters and anything at 00:00 or 23:59. Those are still worth testing — drag one out on the grid. **DATES ARE PINNED TO THE START OF THIS WEEK, not to today.** Anchoring on today puts everything in the right-hand columns on a Friday, so the week view opens half empty depending on which day somebody first ran the app. ONE DIFFERENCE FROM THE CLIENT'S SET, and it is forced. **The essay block carries no `task_id`.** The client's `ev-essay` links to `t-1` in its own Tasks fixture, and that link is a pair of real ids which only exist once both pages have been seeded and written back. A pointer at nothing is worse than no pointer — the same reason the Tasks and Goals samples drop theirs. """ from datetime import date, timedelta def _sample(index, **fields): """ One example event. Ids are synthetic and local to the response. Nothing is persisted here; the client maps them through `fromWire` and they are replaced by real ids the moment the set is written back through `bulk`. """ row = { 'id': f'sample-{index}', 'calendar_id': 'personal', 'title': '', 'location': '', 'notes': '', 'all_day': False, 'reminders': [], 'task_id': None, 'goal_id': None, 'link_page_id': None, 'is_sample': True, } row.update(fields) return row def sample_events(today=None): """ The example week, relative to the SUNDAY of the current week. `week_start` is computed from `date.weekday()`, which counts Monday as 0 — so Sunday is `(weekday + 1) % 7` days back. Sunday-first because that is what the client's fixture anchors on (`startOfWeek(NOW, {weekStartsOn: 0})`), and a set generated a day out would draw the stand-up on the wrong morning. """ today = today or date.today() week_start = today - timedelta(days=(today.weekday() + 1) % 7) day = lambda offset: (week_start + timedelta(days=offset)).isoformat() # noqa: E731 at = lambda offset, hhmm: f'{day(offset)}T{hhmm}' # noqa: E731 return [ # ---------------------------------------------------------- Monday _sample( 1, calendar_id='health', title='Swim', location='Pool', # Before the working day, so the quiet early hours are not empty. start_at=at(1, '06:30'), end_at=at(1, '07:30'), ), _sample( 2, # Fifteen minutes — the shortest block the grid draws. calendar_id='work', title='Team stand-up', location='Meet link', start_at=at(1, '09:30'), end_at=at(1, '09:45'), ), _sample( 3, calendar_id='social', title='Mum’s birthday', notes='Card posted. Ring in the evening.', all_day=True, # ONE DAY, AND `end_at` IS THAT SAME DAY. Inclusive — the opposite # of iCal, where this would end on the Tuesday. start_at=day(1), end_at=day(1), ), # --------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday _sample( 4, title='Work on the history essay', notes='Blocked out for the task of the same name.', start_at=at(2, '14:00'), end_at=at(2, '16:00'), ), _sample( 5, title='Groceries', start_at=at(2, '18:00'), end_at=at(2, '18:45'), ), # ------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday _sample( 6, calendar_id='work', title='Design review', location='Room 2', notes='Bring the two mock-ups.', # Two reminders, which is the real shape of one: the day before to # get ready, ten minutes before to walk there. reminders=[24 * 60, 10], start_at=at(3, '10:00'), end_at=at(3, '11:30'), ), _sample( 7, calendar_id='health', title='Strength training', start_at=at(3, '18:30'), end_at=at(3, '19:30'), ), # -------------------------------------------------------- Thursday _sample( 8, # This and the next one run into each other, which is what a real # afternoon looks like. The grid splits the hour between them # rather than hiding one behind the other. calendar_id='health', title='Dentist', location='12 Bridge Street', reminders=[60], start_at=at(4, '14:00'), end_at=at(4, '15:00'), ), _sample( 9, calendar_id='social', title='Coffee with Mina', location='The place by the station', start_at=at(4, '14:30'), end_at=at(4, '15:30'), ), # ---------------------------------------------------------- Friday _sample( 10, calendar_id='work', title='One-to-one with Sam', start_at=at(5, '11:00'), end_at=at(5, '11:30'), ), _sample( 11, # Runs past midnight, so it is drawn on both days instead of # spilling off the bottom of Friday. calendar_id='social', title='Reza’s birthday', notes='Taxi back — do not drive.', start_at=at(5, '22:00'), end_at=at(6, '01:00'), ), # --------------------------------------------------------- all-day _sample( 12, # Several days at once, and it runs past the end of the week — so # the band clips it and marks that it carries on. title='Away visiting family', all_day=True, start_at=day(5), end_at=day(10), ), # ------------------------------ outside this week, so paging lands _sample( 13, calendar_id='health', title='Optician', start_at=at(-4, '15:00'), end_at=at(-4, '15:30'), ), _sample( 14, calendar_id='work', title='Contract renewal', start_at=at(26, '11:00'), end_at=at(26, '12:00'), ), ]