cobaltpet swl-tool issues

cobaltpet / swl-tool

A ruby script for fetching, parsing, and displaying EiBi shortwave broadcast schedules

BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License

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Offer HTML output for local viewing or remote publishing

#41 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Use code coverage tool(s) to determine and improve unit testing

#40 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Consider removing the -mt option since its implementation is a frequency tolerance, therefore allow pairing -m with -ft

#39 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Print target region as AA:BBB (continent:locale)

#38 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Implement unit tests for filtering schedule data by region

#37 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Implement ISO 639-3 language codes as the intermediate representation and for filtering

#36 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Use constants for command-line options -b -l -t etc.

#35 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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EiBi schedule data uses ISO-8859-1 encoding; check if terminal supports that encoding

#34 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Add an option to specify what appears in the schedule output

#33 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Implement unit tests for language import, conversion, and filtering

#32 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Time filter doesn't behave correctly for broadcasts that wrap around 0000 UTC

#31 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Language filter options -l -le -ls (etc) broken

#30 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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-bt (time stations) option currently doesn't show any results

#29 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Consider moving the 'doesBroadcastMatch...' methods into a separate file or class

#28 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Match all schedule entries to target continents

#27 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Move EiBi parsing logic into a class

#26 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Implement a region struct to describe broadcast targets

#25 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Determine which future schedule codes are invalid parameters to -s

#24 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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./swl-tool.rb -s b17 currently fails

#23 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Allow certain options to accept comma-delimited parameters

#22 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Can't search for time stations

#21 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Check if a command-line option has been repeated (which will not work as the user expects)

#20 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Add an option to force consistent column widths in the schedule output

#19 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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When the local EiBi schedule copy is more than a week old, it is simply overwritten which can result in data loss

#18 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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The createDirectoryIfNeeded method could result in a SystemCallError that is unhandled

#17 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Create a global utc object

#16 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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The script displays inactive entries by default

#15 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Unparsed days info from the EiBi schedule data is dropped

#14 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Implement test coverage

#13 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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EiBi schedule entries with day strings such as We-Mo will not parse correctly

#12 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Set the "contents" property on BroadcastEntry objects

#11 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Set the "type" property on BroadcastEntry objects

#10 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Implement a generic top-level schedule parser class

#9 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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When the -s option is used, it automatically discards the time filter even if user-specified

#8 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Prevent combinations of command-line options that don't go together

#7 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Allow overriding the default ~/.swl-tool/ path for storing the EiBi schedule files

#6 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Implement a -mt [nn] (meter band frequency tolerance) option

#5 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Implement a -ft [nn] (frequency tolerance) option to replace -f5 and -f10

#4 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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When using the -tn option, broadcasts aren't filtered by day of week

#3 cobaltpet opened 7 years ago
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Script is dependent on `curl` command and doesn't fall back to `wget`; url fetch can be done within ruby

#2 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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Path to `date` command is hard-coded

#1 cobaltpet closed 7 years ago
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