This commit adds new files for database and tracker classes. The database class includes methods for creating shipments, getting shipments, creating events, and getting shipment events. The tracker class includes methods for sending notifications, starting the tracking loop, and initializing the database and API.
- The code now checks if there is a latest known event before logging it. If there is no latest known event, it logs "No known events for {tracking_number}".
- The logging for the latest known event now includes the event description and name.
- This change improves the logging output for the latest known event, making it more informative.
Adds functionality to send desktop notifications with an icon. The `notify()` function now accepts an optional `urgency` parameter and a `timeout` parameter. The notification is sent using the `notify-send` command and includes an icon. The icon used is the "parcel-delivery-icon.webp" file located in the assets folder.
- Improve conditional check for latest known event timestamp in the event loop.
- Update the index of the `latest_known_event` timestamp from position 3 to position 2 for accurate comparison.
- This ensures that only events with a more recent timestamp are considered.
Updated debug logs in the `start_loop` function to include the latest known event for a tracking number and the latest upstream event with their respective timestamps. This provides more detailed information for debugging purposes.
- Changed the logging format in `trackbert.py` to include date, time, and message level.
- Added debug messages to show the number of events retrieved for a tracking number.
In this commit, logging and error handling have been added to the `notify` function in order to provide more visibility into notification sending. If the `notify-send` command is not found, a warning message is logged instead of sending a notification. Additionally, logging statements have been added to various functions throughout the script to provide visibility into the execution flow.
