# This is a coded version of a blog post, written in python.
# In it, I have authored some basic processes to help myself
# bring in a snack for class. Please feel free to comment
# with any analysis you might have of what I've chosen to
# include/exclude, as well as any additional suggestions.
# Here goes nothing! - Java


# And yes, as long as WordPress hasn't messed up my spacing, this all runs!


# Import the datetime library

from datetime import datetime


# Set some time variables that we'll need

snack_day = 1
snack_month = 10                      # Date I was supposed to bring snacks: October 1st
now = datetime.now()
this_day = now.day
this_month = now.month
class_hour = 18 # 6 pm
this_hour = now.hour
this_minute = now.minute


# And the functions to check those variables

def checkDate():                      # Check if it's the day you're supposed to bring snacks
    if snack_day == this_day and snack_month == this_month:
        print("You need to get snacks today.")
        return True                   # Returning booleans to let me know if I need to proceed
    else:
        print("You don't need to get snacks today.")
        return False

def checkTime():                      # Check how many hours you have left to get snacks
    hours = class_hour - this_hour - 1
    minutes = 60 - this_minute
    if this_hour < class_hour:
        print("You have " + str(hours) + " hours and " + str(minutes) + " minutes to get snacks.")
        return True
    else:
        print("You didn't bring snacks. Shaaaaaame...")
        return False


# Ok, now that we can check our date and time, let's make a Food object with useful attributes

class Food(object):
    def __init__(self, name, temperature, hasMeat, hasDairy, hasGluten, isTasty, hasBeenDone):
        self.name = name               # Give the food a name
        self.temperature = temperature # Hot, Cold, or RoomTemp
        self.hasMeat = hasMeat         # True or False
        self.hasDairy = hasDairy       # True or False
        self.hasGluten = hasGluten     # True or False
        self.isTasty = isTasty         # True or False
        self.hasBeenDone = hasBeenDone # True or False

    def check(self):
        if self.hasBeenDone:          # First things first, check if that snack's been used already
            print(self.name + " has been done before!")
            return False              # I'm returning booleans to make my looping easy later on
        elif not self.isTasty:        # Next, check if it's tasty
            print("Nobody would want to eat " + self.name + "!")
            return False
        elif self.hasMeat:            # Make sure that it meets peoples' dietary restrictions
            print("Vegetarians can't eat " + self.name + "!")
            return False
        elif self.hasDairy:
            print("Vegans can't eat " + self.name + "!")
            return False
        elif self.hasGluten:
            print("Individuals with gluten intolerance can't eat " + self.name + "!")
            return False
        elif self.temperature != "RoomTemp": # Finally, check if it needs to be kept hot/cold
            print("You would have to keep " + self.name + " " + self.temperature + "!")
            return False
        else:                            # Eureka!
            print("OH MY GOD " + self.name + " WILL PROBABLY WORK!!!")
            return True


# Now let's come up with some different food items...

chocolate = Food("Chocolate", "RoomTemp", False, True, False, True, True)
broccoli = Food("Broccoli", "Hot", False, False, False, False, False)
pitaChips = Food("Pita Chips", "RoomTemp", False, False, True, True, False)
pepperoniPizza = Food("Pepperoni Pizza", "Hot", True, True, True, True, False)
cake = Food("Cake", "RoomTemp", False, True, True, True, False)
sorbet = Food("Sorbet", "Cold", False, False, False, True, False)
tortillaChips = Food("Tortilla Chips", "RoomTemp", False, False, False, True, False)
cheeseburger = Food("Cheeseburger", "Hot", True, True, True, True, False)


# ...and put them in an ideas list

ideas = [chocolate, broccoli, pitaChips, pepperoniPizza, cake, sorbet, tortillaChips, cheeseburger]


# This last part is where the magic happens. Since my checkDate()
# and checkTime() functions return booleans as well as printing
# out their result, I can use them to run an if statement. Then I
# can iterate through my ideas list and run my check function, and
# once that returns True, exit the loop. This means I don't actually
# check the cheeseburger because I stop at tortillaChips.

if checkDate() and checkTime():
    for idea in ideas:
        if idea.check():
            break