Ask the user about generating ics file

[proffapt]

Instead of just printing to use generate_ics.py in the end of gyft.py, prompt the user for confirmation whether they want ics file or not and if yes we can just directly execute the generate_ics.py script.

Same goes for add_events.py

And integrate del_events.py via a cli argument what they want to do. Basically one should only use gyft.py for whatever their need be

Note I am not clear about the role of del_events.py so let's first of al complete the first two tasks and if you know what the other file does please tell me.

[chirag-ghosh]

One issue needs to be taken care of. Suppose there occurs some error in finding the course name. The data.txt wont have it and the user needs to enter it manually. In such a senario, we should warn the user about running generate_ics.py

[proffapt]

One issue needs to be taken care of. Suppose there occurs some error in finding the course name. The data.txt wont have it and the user needs to enter it manually. In such a senario, we should warn the user about running generate_ics.py

These are edge cases, obviously needed to be handled.

[proffapt]

@ashwinpra reply here if you will do it, so that it will be assigned to you

[ashwinpra]

@ashwinpra reply here if you will do it, so that it will be assigned to you

Sure, I can work on it.

[ashwinpra]

I can think of two options:

• Based on user input, run generate_ics.py as a subprocess within gyft.py
• Remove the main function from generate_ics.py, and all the functions can be imported into gyft.py, and again based on user input, the functions are executed as required to generate ICS within gyft.py itself

Second option would be better I suppose

[proffapt]

The second method is preferable.

[proffapt]

Being worked on #96