First code to repo

.gitignore

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+/images/
+/__pycache__/
+/weatherfiles/
+/.git/
+/Weatherman.pdf

README.md

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+# Weather Man
+weatherfiles.zip contains weather data files for Murree in multiple formats. Write an application that generates the following reports. The user can specify more than one report at the same time.
+The program should have the following components:
+* It should extract the files into a destination folder and execute further tasks as described below.
+* A data structure for holding each weather reading.
+* A parser for parsing the files and populating the reading data structure with correct data types.
+* A data structure for holding the calculations results.
+* A module for computing the calculations given the readings.
+* A report generator for creating the reports given the computation results.
+* PEP-8 conventions should be followed in the code.
+* Your code should be concise and self-explanatory and understandable.
+
+## 1. For a given year display the highest temperature, the lowest temperature and humidity.
+#### Command to execute:
+
+_weatherman.py /path/to/files-dir -e 2002_
+
+#### Example Output:
+
+Highest: 45C on June 23
+
+Lowest: 01C on December 22
+
+Humidity: 95% on August 14
+
+## 2. For a given month display the average highest temperature, average lowest temperature, average mean humidity.
+#### Command to execute:
+
+_weatherman.py /path/to/files-dir -a 2005/6_
+
+#### Example Output:
+
+Highest Average: 39C
+
+Lowest Average: 18C
+
+Average Mean Humidity: 71%
+
+## 3. For a given month draw horizontal bar charts on the console for the highest and lowest temperature on each day. Highest in red and lowest in blue.
+#### Command to execute:
+
+_weatherman.py /path/to/files-dir -c 2011/03_
+
+
+#### Example Output:
+
+March 2011
+
+01 +++++++++++++++++++++++++ 25C
+
+01 +++++++++++ 11C
+
+02 ++++++++++++++++++++++ 22C
+
+02 ++++++++ 08C
+
+## 4. Multiple Reports should be generated if multiple available options are passed to application
+#### Command to execute:
+_weatherman.py /path/to/files-dir -c 2011/03 -a 2011/3 -e 2011_
+
+## 5. BONUS TASK. For a given month draw one horizontal bar chart on the console for the highest and lowest temperature on each day. Highest in red and lowest in blue.
+#### Command to execute:
+_weatherman.py /path/to/files-dir -b 2011/3_
+#### Example output:
+March 2011
+
+01 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 11C - 25C
+
+02 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 08C - 22C
+
+
+# Virtual Environment
+### Install virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper
+_pip install virtualenv_
+
+_pip install virtualenvwrapper_
+### Add variables to path (Recommended)
+
+export WORKON_HOME=$HOME/.virtualenv
+
+export PROJECT_HOME=$HOME/projects
+### Find virtualenvwrapper and run it
+_which virtualenvwrapper.sh_
+
+_The command will output a path similar to this "/usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh"_
+
+Enter the following command to run this file
+
+_source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh_
+
+### Reload startup file ".bashrc"
+_source ~/.bashrc_
+
+### Create a new virtual environment
+_mkvirtualenv env-name_
+
+This environment will be loaded automatically after successful creation, if it is not loaded use 
+
+_workon env-name_
+
+### Installing requirements
+Run the following command in the environment to install the requirements
+
+_pip install -r requirements.txt_
+
+# Usage
+<ul>
+
+### <li>For yearly report, execute
+python3 weatherman.py path/to/all/files -e year
+#### Example
+python3 weatherman.py weatherfiles/ -e 2015
+
+![Yearly report output](images/yearly_report.png "Yearly report output")</li>
+
+
+### <li>For monthly report, execute
+python3 weatherman.py path/to/all/files -a year/month
+#### Example
+python3 weatherman.py weatherfiles/ -a 2015/02
+
+![Monthly report output](images/monthly_report.png "Monthly report output")</li>
+
+
+### <li>For monthly graph (two lines), execute
+python3 weatherman.py path/to/all/files -c year/month
+#### Example
+python3 weatherman.py weatherfiles/ -c 2015/02
+
+![Monthly graph (Single line) output](images/monthly_graph.png "Monthly graph (single line) output")</li>
+
+
+### <li>For monthly graph (single line), execute
+python3 weatherman.py path/to/all/files -b year/month
+#### Example
+python3 weatherman.py weatherfiles/ -b 2015/02
+
+![Monthly graph (Two lines) output](images/monthly_graph_bonus.png "Monthly graph (two lines) output")</li>
+
+</ul>

WeatherData.py

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+class WeatherData:
+    """This class holds all the data of the weather.
+
+    Methods:
+        To add data in the structure, use method add_month_data
+        To get data use "get_column_data" method with month and year
+        To get the column name use method get_column_name_from_alias.
+            Valid aliases are
+                max_temperature
+                min_temperature
+                max_humidity
+                min_humidity
+                mean_humidity
+    """
+
+    def __init__(self):
+        self.__complete_data = {}
+        # column names mapping from text to variables
+        self.__max_temp_c = "Max TemperatureC"
+        self.__min_temp_c = "Min TemperatureC"
+        self.__max_humidity = "Max Humidity"
+        self.__min_humidity = " Min Humidity"
+        self.__mean_humidity = " Mean Humidity"
+        return
+
+    def add_month_data(self, month: int, year: int, month_data):
+        """Stores month weather information in data structure
+
+        Arguments:
+            month: int:
+                integer range(1-12)
+            year: int:
+                integer representing year
+            month_data: dict:
+                dictionary having data of all days
+        """
+
+        if not (0 < month < 13):
+            print("Invalid month ", month, ". Data not added")
+            return
+        month = str(month)
+        year = str(year)
+        if year not in self.__complete_data:
+            self.__complete_data[year] = {}
+        if month not in self.__complete_data[year]:
+            self.__complete_data[year][month] = {}
+        self.__complete_data[year][month] = month_data
+        return
+
+    def get_column_name_from_alias(self, string):
+        """Returns column name from alias
+
+        Arguments:
+            string: str:
+                Pass alias to get column name
+                Valid aliases are
+                    max_temperature
+                    min_temperature
+                    max_humidity
+                    min_humidity
+                    mean_humidity
+        """
+
+        string = string.lower()
+        mapping_dictionary = {
+            "max_temperature": self.__max_temp_c,
+            "min_temperature": self.__min_temp_c,
+            "max_humidity": self.__max_humidity,
+            "min_humidity": self.__min_humidity,
+            "mean_humidity": self.__mean_humidity
+        }
+        return mapping_dictionary.get(string, None)
+
+    def get_column_data(self, column_name, month: int, year: int):
+        """Returns column data from column name, month and year
+
+        Arguments:
+            column_name: str:
+                column name whose data is required
+            month: int:
+                month in integer range(1-12)
+            year: int:
+                integer representing year
+
+        Returns:
+            column_data: list:
+                list that contains the whole month data
+        """
+
+        if not (0 < month < 13):
+            print("Invalid month", month)
+            return []
+        month = str(month)
+        year = str(year)
+        try:
+            return self.__complete_data[year][month][column_name]
+        except Exception:
+            print("Data not found for " + year + "/" + month)
+        return []

common.py

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+def get_month_year_from_string(string):
+    """Returns month and year from combined string
+    month and year should be numbers and separated with /
+
+    Arguments:
+        string: str
+            String containing month year in format mm/yyyy
+
+    Returns:
+        month: int, year: int
+            Month and year separated in integer
+    """
+
+    month, year = string.split('/')
+    try:
+        month = int(month)
+        year = int(year)
+    except Exception:
+        print("Invalid month/year. Input must be of format yyyy/mm")
+        return None, None
+    return month, year
+
+
+def get_month_number_from_string(string):
+    """
+    Converts 3 characters month name to string
+
+    Arguments:
+        string: str
+            String containing month
+
+    Returns:
+        month: int
+            Returns month as number from string
+    """
+
+    string = str(string).lower()
+    # Map month name to number
+    mapping_dictionary = {
+        "jan": 1,
+        "feb": 2,
+        "mar": 3,
+        "apr": 4,
+        "may": 5,
+        "jun": 6,
+        "jul": 7,
+        "aug": 8,
+        "sep": 9,
+        "oct": 10,
+        "nov": 11,
+        "dec": 12
+    }
+    return mapping_dictionary.get(string, None)
+
+
+def get_month_string_from_number(number: int):
+    """Converts integer number to 3 character month name
+
+    Argument:
+        number: int
+
+    Returns:
+        string: str:
+            String of length 3 that represents month
+    """
+
+    # Maps month number to month name
+    mapping_dictionary = {
+        1: "Jan",
+        2: "Feb",
+        3: "Mar",
+        4: "Apr",
+        5: "May",
+        6: "Jun",
+        7: "Jul",
+        8: "Aug",
+        9: "Sep",
+        10: "Oct",
+        11: "Nov",
+        12: "Dec"
+    }
+    return mapping_dictionary.get(number, "")
+
+
+def get_column_data_from_alias(weather_data, alias, month, year):
+    """Returns column data from alias
+
+    Arguments:
+        weather_data: dict:
+            Contains complete weather data
+        alias: str:
+            Alias of column
+        month: int:
+            Month whose data is required
+        year: int:
+            Year whose data is required
+
+    Returns:
+        list_: list:
+            Complete column data from alias
+    """
+    attrib_name = weather_data.get_column_name_from_alias(alias)
+    if attrib_name is None:
+        return []
+    return weather_data.get_column_data(attrib_name, month, year)

constants.py

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+TEXT_STYLE_NORMAL = 0
+TEXT_STYLE_BOLD = 1
+TEXT_STYLE_LIGHT = 2
+TEXT_STYLE_ITALICIZED = 3
+TEXT_STYLE_UNDERLINED = 4
+TEXT_STYLE_BLINK = 5
+
+TEXT_COLOR_BLACK = 30
+TEXT_COLOR_RED = 31
+TEXT_COLOR_GREEN = 32
+TEXT_COLOR_YELLOW = 33
+TEXT_COLOR_BLUE = 34
+TEXT_COLOR_PURPLE = 35
+TEXT_COLOR_CYAN = 36
+TEXT_COLOR_WHITE = 37
+
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_BLACK = 40
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_RED = 41
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_GREEN = 42
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_YELLOW = 43
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_BLUE = 44
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_PURPLE = 45
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_CYAN = 46
+BACKGROUND_COLOR_WHITE = 47