Refactor/banweb scrape

[Kiro47]

First attempts at refactoring the Banweb scraper into a more modular fashion as we'll quite possibly looking into gathering other data as well soon.

Improvements:

• Not everything is in one super file, things are split up logically
• Every set of functions now is embedded in a class
  • Classes with methods that could be static are singletons to reduce overhead
• Logging framework added, this will help with consistent logging for future improvements on the TODO
• Added a fair bit to the gitignore for various IDEs now that it's not just two nerds using vim

[Kiro47]

Example of new logging with the format [TIME][LOG_LEVEL][CLASS:FUNCTION] MSG

[2020-04-30T03:06:22][INFO][Data_Gathering:info] Acquiring state map [2020-04-30T03:06:23][INFO][Data_Gathering:info] Mapping colleges to states [2020-04-30T03:06:41][INFO][Data_Gathering:info] Getting course data from colleges

Note the FUNCTION parameter does seem to have some issues due to the wrapper, might have to figure out some magic to get this to work as expected. If you use that formatting with the normal logger directly you'd get the following:

[2020-04-30T03:06:22][INFO][Data_Gathering:get_course_object_list] Acquiring state map [2020-04-30T03:06:23][INFO][Data_Gathering:get_course_object_list] Mapping colleges to states [2020-04-30T03:06:41][INFO][Data_Gathering:get_course_object_list] Getting course data from colleges

[codetheweb]

Would it be worth it to add something like halo or yaspin for some nice feedback while scrapping?

[Kiro47]

Would it be worth it to add something like halo or yaspin for some nice feedback while scrapping?

It will be something neat to add in to the default logging profile. However, I'm going to wait on it for a bit because how the scraping works is will be changing a lot after this PR gets merged.

[Kiro47]

Out of scope of PR: we could use asyncio/tornado to send multiple requests at once and significantly speed it up.

That's going to be dealt with in #22