Max mohammadi

[MaxMohammadi]

What's New?

Scraped RasperryPiLogs are saved in the database with the save_rpi_logs() function in database_wrapper.py.

Fixes #60

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• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• [ x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• This change requires a documentation update

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• I documented my code according to the Google Python Style Guide

• I ran ./build_docs.sh and the docs look fine

• I ran ./type_check.sh and got no errors

• I ran ./format.sh because it automatically cleans my code for me 😄

• I ran ./lint.sh to check for what "format" missed

• I added my tests to the /tests directory

• I ran ./run_tests.sh and all the tests pass

[mfekadu]

Code looks very good @MaxMohammadi !!
Thank for your contribution

My only request is that you test the code by running the following within __main__

# setup test
db = NimbusMySQLAlchemy()
db._create_all_tables()
data = {
# insert example input keys and values
}
db.save_rpi_logs(data)

# do the test
FOO = db.get_property_from_entity(
    prop="input_question", # you could do whatever Column name you care about
    entity=db.RPILogs,
    entity_string="whatever value you put for input_question in data"
)

assert FOO == ['whatever value']

Then commit your tested code or include a screenshot here

NOTE: if you run the above test multiple times then the assertion will fail because on the second try you will have save_rpi_logs twice

Feel free to come up with your own test