Create separate packages for library and CLI

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 50 deletions

diff --git a/src/session.py b/src/session.py
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--- a/src/session.py
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-from typing import Iterator, Callable
-
-from card import Card
-from scheduler import getSchedulerClass
-from parser import parseFiles
-from state_json import load, save
-
-class Session:
-    """
-    Represents a play session. During a session, multiple practice and test runs
-    can be made with the same scheduler.
-    """
-    def __init__(self, scheduler_name: str, card_files: list[str], state_file: str):
-        self._cards = parseFiles(card_files)
-        self._state_file = state_file
-        self._scheduler = getSchedulerClass(scheduler_name)(self._cards, load(state_file))
-
-    def practice(self, size: int) -> Iterator[Card]:
-        """
-        Yields cards for a practice run of the requested size.
-
-        Practice runs do not affect the scheduler state.
-        """
-        ids = self._scheduler.practice(size)
-        for id in ids:
-            yield self._cards[id]
-
-    def test(self, size: int) -> Iterator[tuple[Card, Callable]]:
-        """
-        Yields cards for a test run of the requested size.
-
-        A function is yielded with each card that takes single boolean argument.
-        The UI is expected to call the function for each card to indicate whether
-        the user correctly guessed the card (True) or not (False).
-
-        Multiple subsequent calls to the same function overwrite past results.
-
-        When the test run is done, the scheduler state is updated with the
-        collected results
-        """
-        ids = self._scheduler.practice(size)
-        results = {}
-        
-        for id in ids:
-            def result(correct: bool) -> None:
-                results[id] = int(correct)
-            yield self._cards[id], result
-
-        self._scheduler.update(results)
-        save(self._state_file, self._scheduler.getState())