Creating a budget overview from a SuperX export.
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""" Budget Parser """
from collections import namedtuple
from .helpers import get_sheet_of_file, strip_excel_value, is_empty_excel_value
from .exceptions import BudgetParserError
EXPECTED_TABLE_HEADERS = [
"Nr.",
"Projekt",
"Laufzeit",
"BA",
"Budget",
"Ausgaben",
"Rest",
]
ExcelRow = namedtuple("ExcelRow", ["row", "data"])
BudgetData = namedtuple(
"BudgetData",
[
"row",
"number",
"project_name",
"period",
"project",
"budget",
"expenses",
"rest",
],
)
def _check_table_header(xl_row):
fields = [c.strip() for c in xl_row.data[:7]]
print(fields)
print(EXPECTED_TABLE_HEADERS)
if fields != EXPECTED_TABLE_HEADERS:
raise BudgetParserError(f"unexpected headers: '{xl_row.data}'")
def _skip_empty_lines(rows):
for xl_row in rows:
first_cell = xl_row.data[0]
if is_empty_excel_value(first_cell):
continue
yield xl_row
def _parse_data_table(rows):
for xl_row in _skip_empty_lines(rows):
data = [strip_excel_value(value) for value in xl_row.data[:7]]
yield BudgetData(xl_row.row, *data)
def parse_budget_data(xls_sheet):
""" parses the budget data """
rows = (ExcelRow(i, v) for i, v in enumerate(xls_sheet.values, start=1))
_check_table_header(next(rows))
return list(_parse_data_table(rows))
def parse_budget_file(file_path):
""" parses the budget file """
sheet = get_sheet_of_file(file_path, sheet=None)
return parse_budget_data(sheet)