Merge pull request #19 from Bostonhacks/jasonli

set up our track and sponsor track CSVs

giudice/projects.py

@@ -90,8 +90,8 @@ def assign_tables_to_judges():
 	for track in track_judges.keys():
 		judge_assignments[track] = assign_judges_to_track(track, track_judges[track])
 
-	print(num_track_judges)
-	print(judge_assignments)
+	#print(num_track_judges)
+	#print(judge_assignments)
 
 	return judge_assignments
 
@@ -129,7 +129,8 @@ def assign_judges_to_track(track, judges):
 			#print(assignments[judges[judge_idx]])
 			#print(project)
 			assignments[judges[judge_idx]].append(project)
-
+			projects[project]["num_judges"][track] += 1
+
 			judge_idx = (judge_idx + 1) % len(judges) # updates the judge index; reset once the last judge is reached
 
 		return assignments
@@ -149,13 +150,15 @@ def assign_judges_to_track(track, judges):
 
 		# we now have a new project and can add it to this judge's assignments
 		assignments[judges[judge_idx]].append(random_proj)
+		projects[random_proj]["num_judges"][track] += 1
 		project_views.remove(random_proj)
 		count = 0
 
 		judge_idx = (judge_idx + 1) % len(judges) # updates the judge index; reset once the last judge is reached
 
 
- 	# we can assume that all the projects left to be assigned have already been assigned to this last judge
+ 	# we can assume that all the projects left to be assigned have already been assigned to this last judge, 
+ 	# so start from the beginning and start assign a proj from judge 1 to the last judge, then judge 2 to second last
 	if edge:
 		count = 0  # used to sequentially step through the array of judges from index 0
 		jLen = len(assignments[judges[count]]) # goal length of assignments
@@ -171,12 +174,13 @@ def assign_judges_to_track(track, judges):
 				edge_idx -= 1 
 
 
-	# if there are still unassigned projects left
+	# if there are still unassigned projects left assign them to the first x judges
 	if len(project_views) > 0: 
 		edge_idx = 0 # sequentially step through the first judges to add the unassigned ones to them
 
 		for project in project_views:
 			assignments[judges[edge_idx]].append(project)
+			projects[project]["num_judges"][track] += 1
 			edge_idx = (edge_idx + 1) % len(judges)
 
 	return assignments
@@ -236,6 +240,23 @@ def get_judge_assignments(judge_name):
 	return result
 
 
+def judging_csv():
+	# needs project name, table number, and number of judges
+	with open('judging.csv', 'w') as judgingCSV:
+		filewriter = csv.writer(judgingCSV, delimiter=',', quotechar='"', quoting=csv.QUOTE_MINIMAL)
+		for proj in projects:
+			filewriter.writerow([projects[proj]["project"], proj, projects[proj]["num_judges"]])
+
+
+def sponsorship_csv():
+	#Each sponsor should be listed along with the table numbers assigned to them
+	with open('sponsorship.csv', 'w') as sponsorshipCSV:
+		filewriter = csv.writer(sponsorshipCSV, delimiter=',', quotechar='"', quoting=csv.QUOTE_MINIMAL)
+		keys = sponsor_tracks.keys()
+		for track in keys:
+			filewriter.writerow([track, sponsor_tracks.get(track)])
+
+
 # def get_judge_categories(judge_name):
 # 	"""
 # 	Get the categories that a given judge is judging projects for

tests/projects_tests.py

@@ -1,4 +1,7 @@
 from giudice.projects import assign_tables_to_judges
+from giudice.projects import judging_csv
+from giudice.projects import sponsorship_csv
+
 
 ################
 # PUT ALL TESTS FOR projects.py FILE HERE
@@ -12,6 +15,8 @@ def run_tests():
 	"""
 	test_assign_judges()
 	test_repeat_assignments()
+	test_judging_csv()
+	test_sponsorship_csv()
 
 
 def test_assign_judges():
@@ -39,3 +44,12 @@ def test_repeat_assignments():
 				proj = jAssignments.pop(0)
 				if proj in jAssignments:
 					raise Exception('Duplicates found!!!!')		
+
+
+def test_judging_csv():
+	judging_csv()
+
+
+def test_sponsorship_csv():
+	sponsorship_csv()
+