biweeklybudget.utils module

exception biweeklybudget.utils.SecretMissingException(path)

Bases: exceptions.Exception

class biweeklybudget.utils.Vault(addr='http://127.0.0.1:8200', token_path='vault_token.txt')

Bases: object

Provides simpler access to Vault

read(secret_path)

Read and return a secret from Vault. Return only the data portion.

Parameters:secret_path (str) – path to read in Vault Returns:secret data Return type:dict

biweeklybudget.utils.date_suffix(n)

Given an integer day of month (1 <= n <= 31), return that number with the appropriate suffix (st|nd|rd|th).

From: http://stackoverflow.com/a/5891598/211734

Parameters:n (int) – Integer day of month Returns:n with the appropriate suffix Return type:str

biweeklybudget.utils.decode_json_datetime(d)

Return a datetime.datetime for a datetime that was serialized with MagicJSONEncoder.

Parameters:d (dict) – dict from deserialized JSON Returns:datetime represented by dict Return type:datetime.datetime

biweeklybudget.utils.dtnow()

Return the current datetime as a timezone-aware DateTime object in UTC.

Returns:current datetime Return type:datetime.datetime

biweeklybudget.utils.fix_werkzeug_logger()

Remove the werkzeug logger StreamHandler (call from app.py).

With Werkzeug at least as of 0.12.1, werkzeug._internal._log sets up its own StreamHandler if logging isn’t already configured. Because we’re using the flask command line wrapper, that will ALWAYS be imported (and executed) before we can set up our own logger. As a result, to fix the duplicate log messages, we have to go back and remove that StreamHandler.

biweeklybudget.utils.in_directory(*args, **kwds)