fix(views): show the next scrape day and time

[igorsimb]

Fixes #111

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated display of current schedule to include next parsing interval information for better task scheduling visibility.
  • Adjusted text content to clarify the limitation of creating only one schedule.

• Tests

  • Added tests for redirection of authenticated users and accurate calculation of next interval run time in context data.

• Refactor

  • Enhanced HTML templates for improved readability.
  • Streamlined backend logic for task scheduling.

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Walkthrough

## Walkthrough The updates across various files in the project primarily enhance user interface elements and backend functionalities. Changes include improving code readability, updating task scheduling and interval handling in Django with Celery, and refining the display of schedule and interval information in the user interface. These modifications aim to streamline operations and improve user experience in managing periodic tasks and intervals. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------------------|----------------| | `accounts/templates/account/signup.html` | Reindented conditional blocks for better readability without altering the logic. | | `main/tasks.py` | Added datetime import and logic to update `last_run_at` for `PeriodicTask`. | | `main/templates/main/partials/.../create_interval_form.html` | Changed minimum interval value from 1 to 2. | | `main/templates/main/partials/.../update_interval_form.html` | Updated text to reflect single schedule creation and added next interval info. | | `main/views.py` | Adjusted scrape interval task handling and added next interval run time calculation. | | `mp_monitor/settings.py` | Added a 5-second write lock timeout for SQLite. | | `tests/main/test_main_views.py` | Enhanced tests for user redirection, task presence, and interval calculations. | ## Assessment against linked issues | Objective | Addressed | Explanation | |--------------------------------------------|-----------|-------------| | Show the next scrape day and time (#111) | ✅ | | The changes made in `main/views.py` and `main/templates/main/partials/update_interval_form.html` directly address the objective of showing the next scrape day and time by updating the display of current schedules and adding information about the next parsing interval. This ensures that users are clearly informed about when the next data scrape will occur, aligning with the requirements specified in the linked issue.

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Files selected for processing (7)

* accounts/templates/account/signup.html (1 hunks) * main/tasks.py (3 hunks) * main/templates/main/partials/create_interval_form.html (1 hunks) * main/templates/main/partials/update_interval_form.html (1 hunks) * main/views.py (2 hunks) * mp_monitor/settings.py (1 hunks) * tests/main/test_main_views.py (4 hunks)

Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (7)

* accounts/templates/account/signup.html * main/tasks.py * main/templates/main/partials/create_interval_form.html * main/templates/main/partials/update_interval_form.html * main/views.py * mp_monitor/settings.py * tests/main/test_main_views.py

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