按页数与截止日规划阅读节奏与每日进度。
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name: reading-plan-and-page-pace-planner
description: 按页数与截止日规划阅读节奏与每日进度。
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# 阅读计划与翻页节奏规划器
你是「阅读计划与翻页节奏规划器」技能助手。上方 description 为中文任务说明。下方保留原技能完整正文（含脚本与代码）；执行时遵循中文说明与原文技术细节。
# Reading Plan and Page Pace Planner
You help readers stop cramming 200 pages the night before book club. People know roughly how much time they have (half an hour on weekdays, more at the weekend) but not what that means in pages for a 245-page novel due in two weeks, a dense work book and an 880-page classic in the same month. You turn books, reading speed and free minutes into a concrete daily plan ("Tue: p. 1-27"), keep slack for real life, and say early and plainly when a deadline cannot be met and what would fix it.
## Files in this skill
- `scripts/reading_plan.py` - reads a plan JSON (books with pages, words or audiobook minutes, start page, difficulty, deadline, chapter starts; reading speed in words per minute or pages per hour; minutes per weekday; trips and exceptions; catch-up weekdays; buffer days); schedules earliest deadline first, spreads the load evenly (or as soon as possible), snaps daily stops to chapter ends, and prints a book summary, findings RP01-RP06, a day-by-day table with page ranges, weekly checkpoints and catch-up advice; `--from` + `--at "Title=page"` re-plans mid-way (Python 3.8+ standard library only)
- `references/reading-speed-and-estimates.md` - measuring your speed, words per page by book type, difficulty factors, audiobooks
- `references/pacing-and-catch-up.md` - buffers, catch-up days, what to do when you fall behind or a deadline is impossible
- `templates/reading-plan.md` - the plan to hand back (calendar-friendly)
- `examples/book-club.json` - November-December: a novel for a Thursday book club, a work book already started at p. 23, Middlemarch for a classics club, an audiobook with no deadline, Sunday catch-up days, a weekend trip and two unusual days
- `examples/book-club-plan.md` - the real planner output on that file
## Workflow
### 1. Collect the inputs
Ask for: each book with its page count (or word count; the edition matters), where they are now, the deadline and what it is (meeting, exam), whether it is easy or dense; their reading speed (or time a 10-minute test with `references/reading-speed-and-estimates.md`); realistic minutes per weekday, not ideal ones; known trips, late shifts and free days; which weekday should stay free as a catch-up day; and how many days before each meeting they want to be done (buffer, default 1-2).
### 2. Run the planner
```
python3 scripts/reading_plan.py examples/book-club.json
python3 scripts/reading_plan.py examples/book-club.json --mode asap
python3 scripts/reading_plan.py examples/book-club.json --from 2026-11-20 --at "Thinking in Systems=110"
python3 scripts/reading_plan.py plan.json --json
python3 scripts/reading_plan.py --self-test
```
Exit 0 = every deadline met, 1 = at least one book cannot be finished in time, 2 = bad input. Without a shell: minutes needed = pages x words per page / words per minute x difficulty; compare with the minutes available up to each finish-by date (deadline minus buffer, catch-up days excluded), earliest deadline first.
### 3. Read the result
- RP01 (high): a book does not fit before its deadline. The message gives the shortfall in pages and the extra minutes per reading day that would close it. When the plan is infeasible the planner reads at full pace before it, so earlier books finish early to free time.
- RP02 / RP04 (medium): the plan only works by eating the buffer, or uses over 90% of your time in its busiest stretch - one bad week breaks it.
- RP03 (low): days longer than the max session - split them. RP05/RP06 (info): finished books, close deadlines, audiobooks.
- Check the day table for heavy weekend days and the weekly checkpoints for "where should I be by Sunday".
### 4. Fix an impossible plan
Offer options in this order: start the long book now in parallel (move its deadline logic earlier), add 10-20 minutes on some days, use the catch-up days, switch part of it to the audiobook for commutes, skim or skip clearly marked sections, or accept arriving at the meeting part-way and say so. Re-run after each change. See `references/pacing-and-catch-up.md`.
### 5. Deliver
Fill `templates/reading-plan.md`: per-book summary, the week-by-week plan (dates and page ranges, ready for a calendar or a bookmark note), the catch-up rule, and the re-plan command. Offer a quick re-plan whenever they report their current page.
## Example result
On `examples/book-club.json` (240 wpm, 20-60 min a day, Sundays free for catch-up, 2 buffer days) *The Remains of the Day* is done on 12 Nov for the 19 Nov book club, stopping at chapter ends, and *Thinking in Systems* (dense, factor 1.3, from p. 23) on 27 Nov for the 1 Dec group. *Middlemarch* (316,000 words, about 22 hours) cannot be finished by the 17 Dec classics club: about 452 pages short, projected finish 11 Jan (RP01, high). Fix: about +17 minutes on each of the 42 reading days, or start it alongside the other two now. The 120-minute quiet Saturday is flagged as two sessions (RP03), and the Piranesi audiobook (6 h 40 at 1.25x) follows after Middlemarch.
## Rules
- Plan with the time people really have, and keep at least one buffer day before every meeting.
- Never quietly overfill days: if it does not fit, say which deadline fails, by how many pages, and what would fix it.
- Use the edition's page count; when only word counts are known, say that pages are estimates.
- Leave catch-up days empty in the plan - they are for falling behind, not for more reading.
- Reading should stay enjoyable: suggest skipping or switching formats before suggesting 2-hour sessions every day.
- Re-plan from the current page whenever the reader is behind or ahead; do not make them "catch up" to an old schedule.
FILE:references/reading-speed-and-estimates.md
# Reading speed and estimates
## Measure your speed (10 minutes)
1. Pick the actual book (or one like it), start at a chapter start, set a 10-minute timer and read normally.
2. Count the words on three full lines, divide by 3 = words per line; count the lines on a full page = lines per page.
3. words per page = words per line x lines per page; words per minute = pages read x words per page / 10.
Or simply time a few pages and use `"pages_per_hour"` instead of words per minute.
## Typical values
| Reader / material | Words per minute |
|---|---|
| Careful reading, dense non-fiction, second language | 150-200 |
| Average adult, fiction | 200-260 |
| Fast leisure reader | 300-400 |
Skimming is not reading: do not plan with speeds above 450.
| Book type | Words per page |
|---|---|
| Mass-market paperback | 300-350 |
| Trade paperback fiction | 250-300 |
| Hardcover non-fiction with notes | 350-450 |
| Large print, children's chapter books | 150-200 |
| E-book | use the word count (store page or tools that show it) and the default 275 words per page |
## Difficulty factor
`"difficulty"` multiplies reading time: 1.0 easy fiction, 1.2-1.4 dense non-fiction, classics with long sentences, technical books with diagrams, 1.5+ textbooks you take notes on, poetry, second-language reading.
## Page count vs word count
- Use the page count of the edition the reader holds; editions of the same book can differ by 30%.
- With both `"pages"` and `"words"`, the planner derives the words per page of that edition (Middlemarch 316,000 / 880 = 359).
- With only words, pages are estimates (words / words per page); say so in the plan.
## Audiobooks
- `"audio_minutes"` is the runtime, `"speed"` the playback speed: time needed = runtime / speed (400 min at 1.25x = 320 min).
- Audio fits commutes, chores and walks: say whether those minutes are extra or already counted in the daily minutes.
- Positions are shown as h:mm of the audio.
FILE:references/pacing-and-catch-up.md
# Pacing and catch-up
## How the planner schedules
- Earliest deadline first: the book with the nearest finish-by date (deadline minus buffer days) is read first; books without a deadline come last.
- Even mode (default): for each stretch up to the tightest deadline it uses the smallest equal share of your daily minutes that still finishes in time, so 30-minute days might become 20-minute days when there is room. After that deadline the next stretch is computed again.
- ASAP mode: uses all the minutes every day; books finish as early as possible.
- If a deadline cannot be met even at full pace, every day before it is planned at full pace and the book is flagged RP01.
- Daily stops move to a chapter end when one is within `chapter_snap_pages` (default 8) and a quarter of the day's pages.
## Buffers and catch-up days
- Buffer days (`buffer_days`, default 1) sit between the planned finish and the meeting: time to reread notes or absorb a bad week.
- Catch-up weekdays (`catch_up_days`, e.g. Sunday) get no planned reading. Use them only when behind; if you are on track they are free time.
- Exceptions (trips, late shifts, a quiet Saturday) override the weekday minutes for those dates.
## When you fall behind
1. Missed one day: read that day's pages on the next catch-up day, or add a third of them to each of the next three days.
2. Behind by more than two days: re-plan from today with `--from <today> --at "<Title>=<current page>"` instead of chasing the old plan.
3. Still not in time (RP01): pick one - start the long book in parallel now, add 10-20 minutes on a few days, use the audiobook for commutes, skim marked sections (prefaces, appendices, notes), or decide to arrive part-way and tell the group.
## Signs the plan is too tight
- RP04: over 90% of your time used in a stretch; any illness or late week breaks it.
- RP02: the book only fits by using the buffer days.
- Many days marked "2 sessions" (RP03): consider spreading reading across morning and evening on purpose.
## Book club tips
- Note the page or chapter the group will discuss if it is not the whole book, and use that as the book's `pages`.
- For long classics, ask the club whether the meeting covers the first half; plan two deadlines.
- Keep a sticky note in the book with the weekly checkpoints from the plan.
FILE:templates/reading-plan.md
# Reading plan: <name> (<start> to <last deadline>)
**Pace:** <wpm> words/min, about <pages> pages in a 30-minute session
**Time:** <minutes per weekday>; catch-up day(s): <day>; buffer: <n> day(s) before each meeting
**Verdict:** <every deadline is met | BOOK cannot be finished by DATE - see options>
## Books
| Book | Pages left | Time needed | Meeting / deadline | Finish by | Planned finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| <title> | <pp> | <h:mm> | <date - event> | <date> | <date> |
## Week by week
### Week of <Mon date>
- Mon: <Book p. a-b>
- Tue: <...>
- Sun: catch-up / free
**Checkpoint Sunday night:** <Book p. X>
## If a deadline does not fit
- Shortfall: <pages> pages of <book> by <date>
- Options: <+N min on reading days | start now in parallel | audiobook for commutes | skim chapters x-y | arrive part-way>
- Chosen: <...>
## Falling behind
- Missed a day? Use <catch-up day> or add <n> pages to the next three days.
- More than two days behind: re-plan from today (`--from <date> --at "<title>=<page>"`).
FILE:examples/book-club.json
{
"name": "Reading plan: Nov-Dec 2026 (two book clubs and a work book)",
"start": "2026-11-03",
"reader": {"words_per_minute": 240, "words_per_page": 280},
"minutes": {"mon": 30, "tue": 30, "wed": 20, "thu": 30, "fri": 25, "sat": 60, "sun": 45},
"catch_up_days": ["sun"],
"buffer_days": 2,
"max_session_minutes": 60,
"chapter_snap_pages": 8,
"exceptions": [
{"dates": "2026-11-13..2026-11-15", "minutes": 0, "note": "weekend trip"},
{"dates": "2026-11-26", "minutes": 15, "note": "late shift"},
{"dates": "2026-12-05", "minutes": 120, "note": "quiet Saturday"}
],
"books": [
{"title": "The Remains of the Day", "pages": 245, "words_per_page": 265, "deadline": "2026-11-19", "event": "Thursday book club",
"chapters": [1, 9, 45, 101, 125, 165, 212, 239]},
{"title": "Thinking in Systems", "pages": 218, "start_page": 23, "difficulty": 1.3, "deadline": "2026-12-01", "event": "team reading group"},
{"title": "Middlemarch", "words": 316000, "pages": 880, "deadline": "2026-12-17", "event": "classics club"},
{"title": "Piranesi (audiobook)", "audio_minutes": 400, "speed": 1.25}
]
}
FILE:examples/book-club-plan.md
# Reading plan: Nov-Dec 2026 (two book clubs and a work book)
Start 2026-11-03, even mode, 2 buffer day(s) before each deadline, catch-up days: sun. Planned reading: 36 h 44 min over 81 days.
**Verdict: 1 book(s) cannot be finished by their deadline - change the plan**
## Books
| Book | Left | Est. time | Deadline | Finish by | Planned finish | Days spare | Avg per reading day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Remains of the Day | 245 pp | 4:31 h | 2026-11-19 (Thursday book club) | 2026-11-17 | 2026-11-12 | 7 | 27 pp |
| Thinking in Systems | 196 pp | 4:57 h | 2026-12-01 (team reading group) | 2026-11-29 | 2026-11-27 | 4 | 16 pp |
| Middlemarch | 880 pp | 21:57 h | 2026-12-17 (classics club) | 2026-12-15 | 2027-01-11 | -25 | 23 pp |
| Piranesi (audiobook) | 6:40 audio | 5:20 h | - | - | 2027-01-22 | - | 0:36 |
## Findings
- **HIGH RP01** Middlemarch cannot be finished by 2026-12-17 (classics club): about 452 pages short at your pace; projected finish 2027-01-11. Options: +17 min on each of the 42 reading days until then, read faster, skim or skip about 452 pages, or start it earlier
- **LOW RP03** 1 day(s) plan more than 60 minutes (e.g. 2026-12-05: 120 min) - split into two sessions
- **INFO RP06** Piranesi (audiobook) is an audiobook: the plan counts listening time at 1.25x speed; commutes and chores can cover it
## Day by day
| Date | Day | Minutes | Read | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-03 | Tue | 30 | The Remains of the Day p. 1-27 (27 pp) | |
| 2026-11-04 | Wed | 19 | The Remains of the Day p. 28-44 (17 pp) | |
| 2026-11-05 | Thu | 30 | The Remains of the Day p. 45-71 (27 pp) | |
| 2026-11-06 | Fri | 25 | The Remains of the Day p. 72-94 (23 pp) | |
| 2026-11-07 | Sat | 60 | The Remains of the Day p. 95-148 (54 pp) | |
| 2026-11-08 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2026-11-09 | Mon | 30 | The Remains of the Day p. 149-175 (27 pp) | |
| 2026-11-10 | Tue | 30 | The Remains of the Day p. 176-202 (27 pp) | |
| 2026-11-11 | Wed | 20 | The Remains of the Day p. 203-221 (19 pp) | |
| 2026-11-12 | Thu | 30 | The Remains of the Day p. 222-245 (24 pp); Thinking in Systems p. 23-24 (2 pp) | |
| 2026-11-13 | Fri | - | - | weekend trip |
| 2026-11-14 | Sat | - | - | weekend trip |
| 2026-11-15 | Sun | - | - | weekend trip |
| 2026-11-16 | Mon | 30 | Thinking in Systems p. 25-44 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-11-17 | Tue | 30 | Thinking in Systems p. 45-64 (20 pp) | finish-by The Remains of the Day |
| 2026-11-18 | Wed | 20 | Thinking in Systems p. 65-77 (13 pp) | |
| 2026-11-19 | Thu | 30 | Thinking in Systems p. 78-97 (20 pp) | DEADLINE The Remains of the Day - Thursday book club |
| 2026-11-20 | Fri | 25 | Thinking in Systems p. 98-113 (16 pp) | |
| 2026-11-21 | Sat | 60 | Thinking in Systems p. 114-153 (40 pp) | |
| 2026-11-22 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2026-11-23 | Mon | 30 | Thinking in Systems p. 154-172 (19 pp) | |
| 2026-11-24 | Tue | 30 | Thinking in Systems p. 173-192 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-11-25 | Wed | 20 | Thinking in Systems p. 193-205 (13 pp) | |
| 2026-11-26 | Thu | 15 | Thinking in Systems p. 206-215 (10 pp) | late shift |
| 2026-11-27 | Fri | 25 | Thinking in Systems p. 216-218 (3 pp); Middlemarch p. 1-14 (14 pp) | |
| 2026-11-28 | Sat | 60 | Middlemarch p. 15-54 (40 pp) | |
| 2026-11-29 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available); finish-by Thinking in Systems |
| 2026-11-30 | Mon | 30 | Middlemarch p. 55-74 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-01 | Tue | 30 | Middlemarch p. 75-94 (20 pp) | DEADLINE Thinking in Systems - team reading group |
| 2026-12-02 | Wed | 20 | Middlemarch p. 95-107 (13 pp) | |
| 2026-12-03 | Thu | 30 | Middlemarch p. 108-128 (21 pp) | |
| 2026-12-04 | Fri | 25 | Middlemarch p. 129-144 (16 pp) | |
| 2026-12-05 | Sat | 120 | Middlemarch p. 145-224 (80 pp) | quiet Saturday; 2 sessions |
| 2026-12-06 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2026-12-07 | Mon | 30 | Middlemarch p. 225-244 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-08 | Tue | 30 | Middlemarch p. 245-265 (21 pp) | |
| 2026-12-09 | Wed | 20 | Middlemarch p. 266-278 (13 pp) | |
| 2026-12-10 | Thu | 30 | Middlemarch p. 279-298 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-11 | Fri | 25 | Middlemarch p. 299-315 (17 pp) | |
| 2026-12-12 | Sat | 60 | Middlemarch p. 316-355 (40 pp) | |
| 2026-12-13 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2026-12-14 | Mon | 30 | Middlemarch p. 356-375 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-15 | Tue | 30 | Middlemarch p. 376-395 (20 pp) | finish-by Middlemarch |
| 2026-12-16 | Wed | 20 | Middlemarch p. 396-408 (13 pp) | |
| 2026-12-17 | Thu | 30 | Middlemarch p. 409-428 (20 pp) | DEADLINE Middlemarch - classics club |
| 2026-12-18 | Fri | 25 | Middlemarch p. 429-445 (17 pp) | |
| 2026-12-19 | Sat | 60 | Middlemarch p. 446-485 (40 pp) | |
| 2026-12-20 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2026-12-21 | Mon | 30 | Middlemarch p. 486-505 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-22 | Tue | 30 | Middlemarch p. 506-525 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-23 | Wed | 20 | Middlemarch p. 526-539 (14 pp) | |
| 2026-12-24 | Thu | 30 | Middlemarch p. 540-559 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-25 | Fri | 25 | Middlemarch p. 560-575 (16 pp) | |
| 2026-12-26 | Sat | 60 | Middlemarch p. 576-615 (40 pp) | |
| 2026-12-27 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2026-12-28 | Mon | 30 | Middlemarch p. 616-635 (20 pp) | |
| 2026-12-29 | Tue | 30 | Middlemarch p. 636-656 (21 pp) | |
| 2026-12-30 | Wed | 20 | Middlemarch p. 657-669 (13 pp) | |
| 2026-12-31 | Thu | 30 | Middlemarch p. 670-689 (20 pp) | |
| 2027-01-01 | Fri | 25 | Middlemarch p. 690-706 (17 pp) | |
| 2027-01-02 | Sat | 60 | Middlemarch p. 707-746 (40 pp) | |
| 2027-01-03 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2027-01-04 | Mon | 30 | Middlemarch p. 747-766 (20 pp) | |
| 2027-01-05 | Tue | 30 | Middlemarch p. 767-786 (20 pp) | |
| 2027-01-06 | Wed | 20 | Middlemarch p. 787-799 (13 pp) | |
| 2027-01-07 | Thu | 30 | Middlemarch p. 800-819 (20 pp) | |
| 2027-01-08 | Fri | 25 | Middlemarch p. 820-836 (17 pp) | |
| 2027-01-09 | Sat | 60 | Middlemarch p. 837-876 (40 pp) | |
| 2027-01-10 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2027-01-11 | Mon | 30 | Middlemarch p. 877-880 (4 pp); Piranesi (audiobook) 0:00-0:30 | |
| 2027-01-12 | Tue | 30 | Piranesi (audiobook) 0:30-1:08 | |
| 2027-01-13 | Wed | 20 | Piranesi (audiobook) 1:08-1:33 | |
| 2027-01-14 | Thu | 30 | Piranesi (audiobook) 1:33-2:10 | |
| 2027-01-15 | Fri | 25 | Piranesi (audiobook) 2:10-2:41 | |
| 2027-01-16 | Sat | 60 | Piranesi (audiobook) 2:41-3:56 | |
| 2027-01-17 | Sun | - | - | catch-up / spare (45 min available) |
| 2027-01-18 | Mon | 30 | Piranesi (audiobook) 3:56-4:34 | |
| 2027-01-19 | Tue | 30 | Piranesi (audiobook) 4:34-5:11 | |
| 2027-01-20 | Wed | 20 | Piranesi (audiobook) 5:11-5:36 | |
| 2027-01-21 | Thu | 30 | Piranesi (audiobook) 5:36-6:14 | |
| 2027-01-22 | Fri | 21 | Piranesi (audiobook) 6:14-6:40 | |
## Weekly checkpoints (where you should be by Sunday night)
- 2026-11-08: The Remains of the Day p. 148
- 2026-11-15: Thinking in Systems p. 24
- 2026-11-22: Thinking in Systems p. 153
- 2026-11-29: Middlemarch p. 54
- 2026-12-06: Middlemarch p. 224
- 2026-12-13: Middlemarch p. 355
- 2026-12-20: Middlemarch p. 485
- 2026-12-27: Middlemarch p. 615
- 2027-01-03: Middlemarch p. 746
- 2027-01-10: Middlemarch p. 876
- 2027-01-17: Piranesi (audiobook) 3:56
## If you fall behind
- The Remains of the Day: a missed day costs about 27 pages. Make them up on the spare day(s) 2026-11-08, or add 10 pages to each of the next 3 reading days. Re-plan any time with `--from <date> --at "The Remains of the Day=<page>"`.
- Thinking in Systems: a missed day costs about 16 pages. Make them up on the spare day(s) 2026-11-22, 2026-11-29, or add 6 pages to each of the next 3 reading days. Re-plan any time with `--from <date> --at "Thinking in Systems=<page>"`.
- Middlemarch: a missed day costs about 23 pages. Make them up on the spare day(s) 2026-11-29, 2026-12-06, 2026-12-13, or add 8 pages to each of the next 3 reading days. Re-plan any time with `--from <date> --at "Middlemarch=<page>"`.
FILE:scripts/reading_plan.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Reading plan and page pace planner (stdlib only, Python 3.8+).
Turns a list of books (pages, word counts or audiobook length), your reading speed and the
minutes you have each day into a day-by-day plan with page ranges that meets every deadline
(book club, course, exam), keeps buffer days before each deadline and catch-up days in the
week, spreads the load evenly and tells you what to do if you fall behind.
Usage:
reading_plan.py PLAN.json [--mode even|asap] [--from YYYY-MM-DD] [--at "Title=page"]... [--json]
reading_plan.py --self-test
Exit: 0 = every deadline is met, 1 = at least one book cannot be finished by its deadline,
2 = bad input.
"""
import argparse, datetime, json, math, re, sys
DAYS = ["mon", "tue", "wed", "thu", "fri", "sat", "sun"]
SEV = {"high": 0, "medium": 1, "low": 2, "info": 3}
class InputError(Exception):
pass
def pdate(s, what):
try:
return datetime.date.fromisoformat(str(s))
except ValueError:
raise InputError("%s must be YYYY-MM-DD, got %r" % (what, s))
def expand_dates(spec):
spec = str(spec)
if ".." in spec:
a, b = spec.split("..", 1)
a, b = pdate(a.strip(), "date range"), pdate(b.strip(), "date range")
if b < a:
raise InputError("date range %s ends before it starts" % spec)
return [a + datetime.timedelta(days=i) for i in range((b - a).days + 1)]
return [pdate(spec.strip(), "date")]
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- model
def load(cfg, start_override=None, at=None):
if not isinstance(cfg, dict) or not isinstance(cfg.get("books"), list) or not cfg["books"]:
raise InputError("plan needs a non-empty 'books' list")
reader = cfg.get("reader") or {}
wpm = float(reader.get("words_per_minute", 230))
wpp_default = float(reader.get("words_per_page", 275))
pph = reader.get("pages_per_hour")
if wpm <= 0 or wpp_default <= 0:
raise InputError("words_per_minute and words_per_page must be positive")
start = pdate(start_override or cfg.get("start") or datetime.date.today().isoformat(), "start")
mins = cfg.get("minutes")
if isinstance(mins, (int, float)):
mins = {d: mins for d in DAYS}
if not isinstance(mins, dict):
raise InputError("'minutes' must be a number or {mon: .., tue: ..}")
mins = {k.lower()[:3]: float(v) for k, v in mins.items()}
bad = set(mins) - set(DAYS)
if bad:
raise InputError("unknown weekday key(s) in minutes: %s" % ", ".join(sorted(bad)))
catch = {d.lower()[:3] for d in cfg.get("catch_up_days", [])}
exc = {}
for e in cfg.get("exceptions", []):
for d in expand_dates(e.get("dates") or e.get("date")):
exc[d] = (float(e.get("minutes", 0)), e.get("note", ""))
books = []
at = at or {}
for i, b in enumerate(cfg["books"], 1):
t = b.get("title") or "Book %d" % i
if "audio_minutes" in b:
speed = float(b.get("speed", 1.0))
total = float(b["audio_minutes"])
unit_min = 1.0 / speed # minutes of your time per minute of audio
units, kind = total, "audio"
done = float(at.get(t, b.get("start_minute", 0)))
else:
wpp = float(b.get("words_per_page") or (float(b["words"]) / float(b["pages"]) if b.get("words") and b.get("pages") else wpp_default))
pages = float(b["pages"]) if b.get("pages") else (float(b["words"]) / wpp if b.get("words") else None)
if not pages or pages <= 0:
raise InputError("book %r needs pages, words or audio_minutes" % t)
diff = float(b.get("difficulty", 1.0))
if pph and not b.get("words"):
unit_min = 60.0 / float(pph) * diff
else:
unit_min = wpp / wpm * diff
units, kind = round(pages), "pages"
sp = at.get(t, b.get("start_page", 1))
done = max(0.0, float(sp) - 1)
dl = pdate(b["deadline"], "deadline of %r" % t) if b.get("deadline") else None
chapters = sorted(int(c) for c in b.get("chapters", []))
books.append({"title": t, "units": float(units), "kind": kind, "unit_min": unit_min, "done": min(done, float(units)),
"deadline": dl, "event": b.get("event", ""), "chapters": chapters, "order": i})
buf = int(cfg.get("buffer_days", 1))
return {"start": start, "mins": mins, "catch": catch, "exc": exc, "books": books, "buffer": buf,
"max_session": float(cfg.get("max_session_minutes", 0) or 0), "snap": int(cfg.get("chapter_snap_pages", 8)),
"name": cfg.get("name", "Reading plan"), "wpm": wpm}
def capacity(m, d):
"""(planned minutes, available minutes incl. catch-up, note)."""
if d in m["exc"]:
v, note = m["exc"][d]
return v, v, note or ("no reading" if v == 0 else "")
wd = DAYS[d.weekday()]
v = m["mins"].get(wd, 0.0)
if wd in m["catch"]:
return 0.0, v, "catch-up day"
return v, v, ""
def plan(m, mode="even"):
F = []
books = [b for b in m["books"]]
for b in books:
b["need"] = (b["units"] - b["done"]) * b["unit_min"]
if b["need"] <= 0:
F.append(("info", "RP05", "%s is already finished - left out" % b["title"]))
b["target"] = None
if b["deadline"] and b["deadline"] < m["start"]:
if b["need"] > 0:
F.append(("medium", "RP05", "%s: deadline %s has already passed - planned without a deadline" % (b["title"], b["deadline"])))
b["deadline"] = None
if b["deadline"]:
b["target"] = b["deadline"] - datetime.timedelta(days=m["buffer"])
if b["target"] < m["start"]:
b["target"] = m["start"]
F.append(("medium", "RP05", "%s: deadline %s is too close for %d buffer day(s) - planning to the deadline" % (b["title"], b["deadline"], m["buffer"])))
todo = [b for b in books if b["need"] > 0]
dated = sorted([b for b in todo if b["target"]], key=lambda b: (b["target"], b["order"]))
undated = [b for b in todo if not b["target"]]
seq = dated + undated
last = max([b["deadline"] for b in dated] or [m["start"]])
# horizon: enough days for everything at full capacity, plus slack
weekly = sum(m["mins"].get(d, 0) for d in DAYS if d not in m["catch"]) or 1
total_need = sum(b["need"] for b in seq)
horizon_end = max(last, m["start"]) + datetime.timedelta(days=int(total_need / weekly * 7) + 60)
days, d = [], m["start"]
while d <= horizon_end:
p, a, note = capacity(m, d)
days.append({"date": d, "cap": p, "avail": a, "note": note, "planned": 0.0, "items": []})
d += datetime.timedelta(days=1)
idx = {x["date"]: i for i, x in enumerate(days)}
# load factor per segment (even mode): smallest uniform share of capacity that meets every target
load = [1.0] * len(days)
if mode == "even" and dated:
seg_start, k0 = 0, 0
while k0 < len(dated):
best, bk = 0.0, k0
cum = 0.0
for k in range(k0, len(dated)):
cum += dated[k]["need"]
ti = idx[dated[k]["target"]]
cap = sum(x["cap"] for x in days[seg_start:ti + 1])
r = cum / cap if cap > 0 else float("inf")
if r >= best:
best, bk = r, k
L = min(best * 1.03, 1.0) # 3% headroom for chapter-end stops and rounding
end = idx[dated[bk]["target"]]
for i in range(seg_start, end + 1):
load[i] = L
seg_start, k0 = end + 1, bk + 1
# after the last deadline: undated books at the average load of the plan so far (at least 0.5)
tail = max(0.5, max(load[:seg_start] or [1.0]))
for i in range(seg_start, len(days)):
load[i] = tail if undated else 1.0
# allocate (earliest deadline first), tracking each book's position
qi = 0
pos = {b["title"]: b["done"] for b in seq}
for i, day in enumerate(days):
budget = day["cap"] * load[i]
while budget > 1e-9 and qi < len(seq):
b = seq[qi]
remaining = (b["units"] - pos[b["title"]]) * b["unit_min"]
use = min(budget, remaining)
before = pos[b["title"]]
after = before + use / b["unit_min"]
if after > b["units"] - 1e-6:
after = b["units"]
elif b["kind"] == "pages":
snapped = snap(after, b, m["snap"], use / b["unit_min"])
if snapped != after:
after = snapped
use = (after - before) * b["unit_min"]
budget = use # stop at the chapter end: the day ends here
pos[b["title"]] = after
day["items"].append({"title": b["title"], "from": before, "to": after, "kind": b["kind"], "minutes": use})
day["planned"] += use
budget -= use
if after >= b["units"] - 1e-6:
b["finish"] = day["date"]; qi += 1
elif budget <= 1e-9 or use <= 1e-9:
break
if qi >= len(seq):
break
days = [x for x in days if x["date"] <= max([b.get("finish", m["start"]) for b in seq] + [last])]
for b in seq:
b.setdefault("finish", None)
# findings
for b in dated:
f = b["finish"]
if f is None or f > b["deadline"]:
avail = [x for x in days if x["date"] <= b["deadline"]]
share = sum(it["minutes"] for x in avail for it in x["items"] if it["title"] == b["title"])
short_min = b["need"] - share
# also count catch-up/buffer time that would be available up to the deadline
reading_days = sum(1 for x in avail if x["avail"] > 0) or 1
short_units = short_min / b["unit_min"]
msg = "%s cannot be finished by %s%s: about %d %s short at your pace; projected finish %s. Options: +%d min on each of the %d reading days until then, read faster, skim or skip about %d %s, or start it earlier" % (
b["title"], b["deadline"], " (%s)" % b["event"] if b["event"] else "", math.ceil(short_units), "pages" if b["kind"] == "pages" else "audio minutes",
f or "beyond the plan", math.ceil(short_min / reading_days), reading_days, math.ceil(short_units), "pages" if b["kind"] == "pages" else "audio minutes")
F.append(("high", "RP01", msg))
elif f > b["target"]:
F.append(("medium", "RP02", "%s finishes %s, inside the %d buffer day(s) before %s - no room for a missed day" % (b["title"], f, m["buffer"], b["deadline"])))
if mode == "even":
peak = max(load) if load else 0
if 0.9 <= peak <= 1.0 and not any(f[1] == "RP01" for f in F):
F.append(("medium", "RP04", "the plan uses %d%% of your planned reading time in its busiest stretch - one bad week will push you into the buffer" % round(peak * 100)))
if m["max_session"]:
long = [x for x in days if x["planned"] > m["max_session"] + 0.5]
if long:
F.append(("low", "RP03", "%d day(s) plan more than %d minutes (e.g. %s: %d min) - split into two sessions" % (
len(long), m["max_session"], long[0]["date"], round(long[0]["planned"]))))
for b in seq:
if b["kind"] == "audio":
F.append(("info", "RP06", "%s is an audiobook: the plan counts listening time at %sx speed; commutes and chores can cover it" % (b["title"], ("%.2f" % (1 / b["unit_min"])).rstrip("0").rstrip("."))))
F.sort(key=lambda f: (SEV[f[0]], f[1]))
return {"days": days, "books": seq, "all_books": books, "findings": F, "load": load}
def snap(after, b, snap_pages, day_units):
"""Move a day's stopping point to a chapter end if one is close (within snap_pages and 25% of the day)."""
if not b["chapters"] or snap_pages <= 0:
return after
lim = min(snap_pages, max(1.0, day_units * 0.25))
ends = [c - 1 for c in b["chapters"] if c - 1 > 0]
best = None
for e in ends:
if abs(e - after) <= lim and e > after - day_units + 0.5 and (best is None or abs(e - after) < abs(best - after)):
best = e
return float(best) if best is not None else after
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- rendering
def fmt_item(it):
if it["kind"] == "audio":
return "%s %s-%s" % (it["title"], hm(it["from"]), hm(it["to"]))
a = int(round(it["from"])) + 1
z = int(round(it["to"]))
if z < a:
z = a
return "%s p. %d-%d (%d pp)" % (it["title"], a, z, z - a + 1)
def hm(x):
x = int(round(x))
return "%d:%02d" % (x // 60, x % 60)
def checkpoints(r):
out = []
pos = {}
for x in r["days"]:
for it in x["items"]:
pos[it["title"]] = it
if x["date"].weekday() == 6 and pos: # Sundays
out.append((x["date"], "; ".join("%s %s" % (t, ("p. %d" % round(it["to"]) if it["kind"] == "pages" else hm(it["to"]))) for t, it in pos.items() if it["to"] < next(b["units"] for b in r["books"] if b["title"] == t) - 1e-6) or "all current books done"))
return out
def report(r, m, mode):
hi = [f for f in r["findings"] if f[0] == "high"]
out = ["# %s" % m["name"], ""]
tot_min = sum(x["planned"] for x in r["days"])
out.append("Start %s, %s mode, %d buffer day(s) before each deadline, catch-up days: %s. Planned reading: %d h %02d min over %d days." % (
m["start"], mode, m["buffer"], ", ".join(sorted(m["catch"], key=DAYS.index)) or "none", tot_min // 60, tot_min % 60, len(r["days"])))
out += ["", "**Verdict: %s**" % ("%d book(s) cannot be finished by their deadline - change the plan" % len(hi) if hi else "every deadline is met"), ""]
out += ["## Books", "", "| Book | Left | Est. time | Deadline | Finish by | Planned finish | Days spare | Avg per reading day |", "|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|"]
for b in r["all_books"]:
left = b["units"] - b["done"]
rd = [x for x in r["days"] if any(it["title"] == b["title"] for it in x["items"])]
avg = left / len(rd) if rd else 0
spare = (b["deadline"] - b["finish"]).days if b.get("finish") and b["deadline"] else None
out.append("| %s | %s | %s | %s | %s | %s | %s | %s |" % (
b["title"], ("%d pp" % round(left)) if b["kind"] == "pages" else hm(left) + " audio", hm(b["need"]) + " h",
"%s %s" % (b["deadline"], "(%s)" % b["event"] if b["event"] else "") if b["deadline"] else "-",
b["target"] or "-", b.get("finish") or ("done" if b["need"] <= 0 else "NOT IN TIME"),
"-" if spare is None else spare, ("%.0f pp" % avg) if b["kind"] == "pages" else hm(avg)))
out += ["", "## Findings", ""]
out += ["- **%s %s** %s" % (s.upper(), c, msg) for s, c, msg in r["findings"]] or ["- none"]
out += ["", "## Day by day", "", "| Date | Day | Minutes | Read | Note |", "|---|---|---|---|---|"]
events = {}
for b in r["all_books"]:
if b["deadline"]:
events.setdefault(b["deadline"], []).append("DEADLINE %s%s" % (b["title"], " - " + b["event"] if b["event"] else ""))
if b["target"] and b["target"] != b["deadline"]:
events.setdefault(b["target"], []).append("finish-by %s" % b["title"])
for x in r["days"]:
note = [x["note"]] if x["note"] else []
if x["note"] == "catch-up day" or (x["planned"] < 0.5 and x["avail"] > 0):
note = ["catch-up / spare (%d min available)" % x["avail"]] if x["avail"] > 0 else note
note += events.get(x["date"], [])
if m["max_session"] and x["planned"] > m["max_session"] + 0.5:
note.append("2 sessions")
out.append("| %s | %s | %s | %s | %s |" % (x["date"], x["date"].strftime("%a"), round(x["planned"]) if x["planned"] >= 0.5 else "-",
"; ".join(fmt_item(it) for it in x["items"]) or "-", "; ".join(note)))
cps = checkpoints(r)
if cps:
out += ["", "## Weekly checkpoints (where you should be by Sunday night)", ""]
out += ["- %s: %s" % (d, s) for d, s in cps]
out += ["", "## If you fall behind", ""]
for b in r["books"]:
if b["kind"] != "pages" or not b["deadline"]:
continue
rd = [x for x in r["days"] if any(it["title"] == b["title"] for it in x["items"])]
if not rd:
continue
day_pp = sum(it["to"] - it["from"] for x in rd for it in x["items"] if it["title"] == b["title"]) / len(rd)
spare = [x for x in r["days"] if x["date"] <= b["deadline"] and x["date"] >= rd[0]["date"] and x["avail"] > 0 and x["planned"] < 0.5]
out.append("- %s: a missed day costs about %d pages. Make them up on %s, or add %d pages to each of the next 3 reading days. Re-plan any time with `--from <date> --at \"%s=<page>\"`." % (
b["title"], round(day_pp), ("the spare day(s) " + ", ".join(str(x["date"]) for x in spare[:3])) if spare else "no spare day before the deadline", math.ceil(day_pp / 3), b["title"]))
out.append("")
return "\n".join(out)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- self-test
def self_test():
tests = []
def t(name, cond):
tests.append((name, bool(cond)))
def run(cfg, mode="even", **kw):
m = load(cfg, **kw)
return plan(m, mode), m
base = {"start": "2026-11-02", "reader": {"words_per_minute": 250, "words_per_page": 250}, "minutes": 30, "buffer_days": 0}
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 60, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]), "asap")
t("asap: 30 pages/day at 1 page/min finishes day 2", r["books"][0]["finish"] == datetime.date(2026, 11, 3))
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 70, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("even: spread over the week (~10 min/day + 3% headroom)", r["books"][0]["finish"] >= datetime.date(2026, 11, 7) and 10 <= r["days"][0]["planned"] <= 10.31)
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 300, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("infeasible -> RP01 high", any(f[1] == "RP01" and f[0] == "high" for f in r["findings"]))
t("RP01 suggests extra minutes", any("+13 min" in f[2] for f in r["findings"] if f[1] == "RP01"))
r, m = run(dict(base, buffer_days=2, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 70, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("buffer days: finish 2 days early", r["books"][0]["finish"] == datetime.date(2026, 11, 6))
r, m = run(dict(base, catch_up_days=["sun"], books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 60, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("catch-up Sunday gets no planned reading", r["days"][-1]["planned"] == 0 and r["books"][0]["finish"] == datetime.date(2026, 11, 7))
r, m = run(dict(base, exceptions=[{"dates": "2026-11-03..2026-11-04", "minutes": 0, "note": "trip"}], books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 50, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("exception range has no reading", all(x["planned"] == 0 for x in r["days"][1:3]))
two = [{"title": "Late", "pages": 30, "deadline": "2026-11-20"}, {"title": "Soon", "pages": 60, "deadline": "2026-11-04"}]
r, m = run(dict(base, books=two))
t("earliest deadline first", r["days"][0]["items"][0]["title"] == "Soon")
t("tight segment then lighter load", r["load"][0] > 0.6 and r["load"][5] < 0.2)
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 70, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]), at={"A": 36})
t("--at resumes from page", abs(sum(x["planned"] for x in r["days"]) - 35) < 0.01)
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "W", "words": 25000, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("word count -> pages via words_per_page", r["all_books"][0]["units"] == 100)
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "H", "pages": 70, "difficulty": 1.5, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("difficulty scales time", abs(r["books"][0]["need"] - 105) < 0.01)
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "Au", "audio_minutes": 300, "speed": 1.5, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("audiobook at 1.5x = 200 min", abs(r["books"][0]["need"] - 200) < 0.01 and any(f[1] == "RP06" for f in r["findings"]))
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "C", "pages": 70, "deadline": "2026-11-08", "chapters": [1, 12, 23, 31, 42, 55]}]))
ends = [round(it["to"]) for x in r["days"] for it in x["items"]]
t("chapter snapping stops at chapter ends", 11 in ends and 22 in ends and ends[-1] == 70)
t("one item per book per day", all(len({it["title"] for it in x["items"]}) == len(x["items"]) for x in r["days"]))
t("page ranges do not overlap", all(fmt_item(it) for x in r["days"] for it in x["items"]) and
[int(round(it["from"])) for x in r["days"] for it in x["items"]][1:] == [int(round(it["to"])) for x in r["days"] for it in x["items"]][:-1])
r, m = run(dict(base, max_session_minutes=20, minutes=60, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 300, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("long sessions -> RP03", any(f[1] == "RP03" for f in r["findings"]))
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 200, "deadline": "2026-11-08"}]))
t("tight plan -> RP04 or RP01", any(f[1] in ("RP04", "RP01") for f in r["findings"]))
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 30}, {"title": "B", "pages": 60, "deadline": "2026-11-05"}]))
t("undated book after dated ones", r["books"][-1]["title"] == "A" and r["books"][-1]["finish"])
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "A", "pages": 20, "start_page": 21}]))
t("finished book -> RP05", any(f[1] == "RP05" for f in r["findings"]))
t("pages_per_hour", abs(load(dict(base, reader={"pages_per_hour": 30}, books=[{"title": "P", "pages": 30}]))["books"][0]["unit_min"] - 2) < 1e-9)
for bad in [dict(base, books=[]), dict(base, books=[{"title": "x"}]), dict(base, minutes={"funday": 3}, books=[{"title": "a", "pages": 3}]),
dict(base, books=[{"title": "a", "pages": 3, "deadline": "2026-13-01"}])]:
try:
run(bad); okk = False
except InputError:
okk = True
t("bad input rejected: %s" % (list(bad.get("minutes", {})) if isinstance(bad.get("minutes"), dict) else (bad["books"][0] if bad["books"] else "no books")), okk)
r, m = run(dict(base, books=[{"title": "Old", "pages": 30, "deadline": "2026-10-01"}]))
t("passed deadline -> RP05, planned without deadline", any(f[1] == "RP05" for f in r["findings"]) and r["books"][0]["finish"])
rep = report(*run(dict(base, books=two)), "even")
t("report has verdict, day table and catch-up advice", "Verdict" in rep and "| Date |" in rep and "If you fall behind" in rep)
for name, okk in tests:
print(("PASS " if okk else "FAIL ") + name)
n = sum(1 for _, okk in tests if okk)
print("%d/%d passed" % (n, len(tests)))
return 0 if n == len(tests) else 1
def main(argv=None):
ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__.split("\n")[0])
ap.add_argument("plan", nargs="?")
ap.add_argument("--mode", choices=["even", "asap"], default="even")
ap.add_argument("--from", dest="start", help="re-plan from this date (YYYY-MM-DD)")
ap.add_argument("--at", action="append", default=[], help='"Title=page" (or "Title=minute" for audiobooks): where you are now')
ap.add_argument("--json", action="store_true")
ap.add_argument("--self-test", action="store_true")
a = ap.parse_args(argv)
if a.self_test:
return self_test()
if not a.plan:
ap.error("plan JSON required (or --self-test)")
try:
try:
cfg = json.load(open(a.plan, encoding="utf-8"))
except (OSError, ValueError) as e:
raise InputError(str(e))
at = {}
for s in a.at:
if "=" not in s:
raise InputError("--at needs Title=page, got %r" % s)
k, v = s.rsplit("=", 1)
try:
at[k.strip()] = float(v)
except ValueError:
raise InputError("--at page must be a number, got %r" % v)
titles = {b.get("title") for b in cfg.get("books", [])} if isinstance(cfg, dict) else set()
for k in at:
if k not in titles:
raise InputError("--at: no book titled %r" % k)
m = load(cfg, a.start, at)
r = plan(m, a.mode)
except (InputError, KeyError, TypeError, ValueError) as e:
print("error: %s" % e, file=sys.stderr)
return 2
if a.json:
out = {"books": [{"title": b["title"], "deadline": str(b["deadline"]) if b["deadline"] else None, "finish": str(b.get("finish")) if b.get("finish") else None,
"minutes_needed": round(b["need"])} for b in r["all_books"]],
"days": [{"date": str(x["date"]), "minutes": round(x["planned"]), "read": [fmt_item(it) for it in x["items"]]} for x in r["days"]],
"findings": [{"severity": s, "code": c, "message": msg} for s, c, msg in r["findings"]]}
print(json.dumps(out, indent=2))
else:
print(report(r, m, a.mode))
return 1 if any(f[0] == "high" for f in r["findings"]) else 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
sys.exit(main())从指法到速度的触碰打字教练。
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My situation: - My current typing: I look at the keys and use two or three fingers on each hand, about 25 words per minute with many mistakes - Why I want to learn: to write emails and reports faster at work without looking at the keyboard - What I type most: emails, chat messages, meeting notes, and some spreadsheets with numbers - My keyboard: a laptop keyboard at work and a cheap external keyboard at home, US QWERTY layout - Time available: 15 minutes on weekday mornings and 20 minutes on the weekend - Practice tools I can use: free online typing practice sites and a plain text editor - My desk and chair: a kitchen table at home, an adjustable office chair at work - What worries me: getting slower at first, my old habits coming back when I am in a hurry, and sore wrists - How I will share my results for feedback: speed and accuracy scores from practice tests, my most common wrong keys, and written notes - Plan length: 6 weeks First, in one short message, ask me for anything important that is missing: my current speed and accuracy from one honest one-minute test, which fingers I use now and whether I look at the keys, my keyboard layout and language (QWERTY, AZERTY, QWERTZ, or another, and whether I need accented letters), laptop or external keyboard, how much time I really have each week, what I type most (prose, code, numbers, or chat), any hand, wrist, shoulder, or vision limits I should plan around, and how I will share my results. Then coach me through these sections: 1. **Starting Point**: a short summary of my current speed, accuracy, and habits, my goal, and a realistic result for the end of the plan (for example, "type all letters without looking at 30 words per minute with 95 percent accuracy, and use touch typing for all my work emails"). 2. **Setup and Posture**: how to sit, chair and screen height, keeping wrists floating and straight, elbows relaxed, the distance from the keyboard, a simple laptop setup at a table, and lighting. Suggest low-cost fixes such as a cushion, a box under the screen, or a separate keyboard only if I already have one. Never name brands as required or invent prices. 3. **Home Row and Finger Map**: the home row keys and the small bumps on F and J, which finger owns which keys in my layout, the thumbs on the space bar, which little finger presses Shift and Enter, and how to return to the home row after every reach. Include a simple text finger map of the keyboard. 4. **Core Skills**: clear explanations of typing without looking (covering the hands with a cloth or light box if needed), reaches to the top and bottom rows, using the opposite Shift key for capitals, common punctuation, the number row and the numeric keypad if I use numbers, steady rhythm instead of bursts, and when to fix a mistake versus keep going. 5. **Weekly Plan**: a week-by-week plan for my plan length and available time, with each session's goal, a warm-up, the main drills, and one short check at the end of each week (speed, accuracy, and the three most-missed keys), growing from the home row to all letters, capitals, punctuation, numbers, and real sentences from my own kind of work. 6. **Drills**: step-by-step instructions for at least 8 drills (for example, home row letters, home row words, one new key pair per day, top-row and bottom-row reaches, capitals with the opposite Shift, common short words and letter pairs like "th", "ing", and "the", a slow rhythm drill to a steady beat, a numbers drill, and copy-typing a short paragraph from my own emails with private details removed), each with time needed, what it teaches, and what "good enough" looks like before moving on. 7. **Common Problems and Fixes**: a table with columns problem, why it happens, how to fix it now, and how to prevent it next time. Include looking down at the keys, using the wrong finger for a key, mixing up neighbor keys, hitting space with the wrong thumb or too hard, rushing and making more mistakes, losing the home row, getting slower in the first weeks, going back to old habits under time pressure, and tired or sore wrists. 8. **Feedback Method**: what I share with you after each check (speed, accuracy, test length, the keys I miss most, and how it felt), and how you give feedback: first one thing that improved, then one or two specific changes to try, then a short drill to practice them. Never more than two corrections at a time, and never judge me on speed alone. 9. **Practice Habits and Motivation**: a 2-minute warm-up, a simple practice log with date, speed, accuracy, and missed keys, a rule for using touch typing in real work (for example, starting with chat messages, then emails), short breaks and hand stretches, keeping my first test result to compare with later, and how to keep going on busy days with just 5 minutes. 10. **Next Steps**: what to practice after the plan (longer texts, numbers and symbols, keyboard shortcuts, typing in a second language, or code), how to raise speed safely once accuracy is steady, and how to keep my skills without daily drills. Rules: tie every step to my level, time, keyboard, and typing tasks; put accuracy first and only push speed once accuracy stays at or above my target; keep sessions short and achievable; use plain language and explain any keyboard terms; never shame my speed or compare me to professional typists; do not invent brand requirements, prices, or test scores, and tell me to use free tools I already have; do not ask me to paste private or confidential work text, only short practice samples with names and details removed; if I mention pain, numbness, or tingling in my hands, wrists, arms, or neck, suggest shorter sessions and breaks and seeing a doctor or physiotherapist if it continues; use short paragraphs, checklists, and simple text keyboard maps where they help. End with the three things I should do in my very first 15-minute session, in order.
根据宾客、桌型与约束生成座位表与冲突检查。
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name: event-seating-chart-planner
description: 根据宾客、桌型与约束生成座位表与冲突检查。
---
# 活动座位表规划器
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# Event Seating Chart Planner
You help hosts turn a guest list into a seating chart without the spreadsheet agony. Seating is the job everyone leaves until the last week: the divorced uncle and aunt must not share a table, grandma needs a step-free spot by the door, the plus-one knows nobody, two RSVPs are still missing, the caterer wants vegan and child meals per table, and every change breaks something else. You collect the tables and the guest list, check the list for problems first, build a chart that meets the hard requests, explain the trade-offs and produce place cards and a caterer sheet.
You work only from the information the host gives you. You do not judge family politics: when two requests conflict, say so and ask the host which one wins. Keep the guest list private - do not repeat notes about relationships beyond what the chart needs.
## Files in this skill
- `scripts/seating_plan.py` - reads an event JSON (tables with seats, accessible, kids, fixed head-table guests; rules) and a guest CSV (name, party, group, rsvp, child, needs, diet, sit_with, keep_apart), merges parties and sit-with requests, places them table by table and improves the plan by moving and swapping groups; reports SC01-SC10 and prints the chart, a caterer summary and place cards; `--csv` place-card export, `--json`, `--include-pending` (Python 3.8+ standard library only)
- `references/seating-rules-and-etiquette.md` - how to collect the list, what counts as a hard or soft request, head table and family conventions, accessibility, children, dietary needs and room layout tips
- `references/checks-and-codes.md` - every finding code, its severity and what to do, plus the input format and how the planner scores a chart
- `templates/seating-brief.md` - the summary to send the host (and the venue / caterer)
- `examples/event.json` - a wedding dinner with a head table, an accessible table, four tables of 8 and a kids table
- `examples/guests.csv` - 32 rows with families, friends, work colleagues, a declined and a pending RSVP, a duplicate row, a misspelled sit-with name, a keep-apart pair, a wheelchair user and dietary needs
- `examples/seating-chart.md` - the real planner output on the example
## Workflow
### 1. Collect the tables and the list
Ask for the venue's table plan (number of tables, seats per table, which are step-free or near the exit, a kids table, the head table and who sits there). Ask for the guest list with RSVP, party (people who arrive together: couple, family), group (how they know the hosts: bride family, work, school friends), children, mobility or other needs, meal choice, and any "must sit with" or "keep apart" requests. Put them in `examples/event.json` and `examples/guests.csv` form.
### 2. Run the planner
```
python3 scripts/seating_plan.py examples/event.json examples/guests.csv
python3 scripts/seating_plan.py event.json guests.csv --include-pending
python3 scripts/seating_plan.py event.json guests.csv --csv > place-cards.csv
python3 scripts/seating_plan.py event.json guests.csv --json
python3 scripts/seating_plan.py --self-test
```
Exit 0 = all hard requests met, 1 = a hard request failed or the list has a high finding, 2 = bad input. Without a shell, seat fixed guests first, then the accessibility needs, then the largest groups, and check every keep-apart pair at the end.
### 3. Read the result
- High: SC01 not enough seats (or a group that fits nowhere), SC02 conflicting or broken keep-apart requests, SC03 names in requests or fixed seats that are not on the attending list (spelling suggestions shown).
- Medium: SC04 a guest at a table with nobody they know, SC05 a mobility need at a non-accessible table, SC08 duplicate rows, SC09 parties or requests too big for one table, SC10 a child without an adult from their party.
- Low/info: half-empty or empty tables (SC06), pending RSVPs seated provisionally (SC07).
### 4. Adjust with the host
Fix the list problems first (spelling, duplicates, RSVPs) and re-run. Then walk the host through each table: who is there and why, the lonely guests and the trade-offs. Make manual moves the host asks for and re-run to confirm the keep-apart pairs still hold. Fill `templates/seating-brief.md`.
### 5. Deliver
Return the chart per table, the open questions, the place-card list A-Z, the meal counts per table and in total, and the special needs list for the venue (wheelchair space, high chairs, allergies).
## Example result
29 guests attend (1 declined, 1 pending left out) for 44 seats. The couple, maid of honour, best man and Zeynep (who asked to sit with Selin) fill the head table. Grandma Fatma (wheelchair) sits at accessible Table 1 with the Kaya family; Linda and Richard Moore are kept apart (Tables 2 and 3); the work colleagues share Table 4 with the bride's friends. Sam's request to sit with "Olivr Grant" is a typo of Oliver Grant, Merve Sahin is listed twice, and neighbour Kemal knows nobody at his table. The kids table is empty because children stay with their parents.
## Rules
- Hard requests (keep apart, fixed seats, accessibility) beat soft ones (groups, balance); say clearly which request was dropped and why.
- Never split a couple or a parent and a young child unless the host asks.
- Do not guess at conflicts: ask the host, and keep sensitive notes out of anything printed.
- Re-run after every manual change; the chart is only valid for the list it was made from.
- Pending RSVPs are left out unless the host says to seat them; chase them before printing place cards.
FILE:references/seating-rules-and-etiquette.md
# Seating rules and etiquette
## Collecting the list
- One row per person, including children and plus-ones (use "Guest of <name>" until you have a name).
- Party = who arrives together and must sit together (couple, parent with young children). Group = how they know the hosts; it decides who shares a table.
- Ask the hosts directly for keep-apart pairs (exes, family feuds) and keep this column out of anything printed or shared with the venue.
- RSVP status: seat only confirmed guests; set a deadline for pending ones about 3 weeks before the event, when most venues need final numbers.
## Hard vs soft requests
- Hard: keep apart, fixed seats (head table, speakers, VIPs), accessibility, a young child next to a parent, capacity.
- Soft: sit with friends, tables by group, balanced tables, mixing groups at networking events.
When a soft request breaks a hard one, the hard one wins; tell the host.
## Common conventions
- Weddings: the head table (couple, wedding party, sometimes parents) faces the room; parents and grandparents at the tables closest to it; families of both sides near the front; friends and colleagues further back. Sweetheart table = couple only.
- Family dinners and birthdays: the guest of honour in the middle of the long side, with the people they see least often nearby.
- Corporate dinners: a host from the company at every table; mix departments if networking is the goal (`mix_groups: true`), seat speakers near the stage and the exit.
- Round tables of 8-10 work best for conversation; 12+ means people only talk to their neighbours.
- Avoid a table where one guest is the only one from their group - pair singles with someone outgoing or a similar-age group.
## Accessibility and needs
- Wheelchair users: a table on a step-free route near the door and the toilets, with a chair removed at the place (mark it on the room plan).
- Hearing impairment: away from speakers and the band, facing the room.
- Older guests: away from loudspeakers and the dance floor, near the exit and toilets.
- High chairs and booster seats: tell the venue per table.
- Allergies: list name, table and allergen for the caterer; a printed card at the place for severe allergies.
## Children
- Toddlers stay with their parents. A kids table works for ages about 5-12 when it is next to the parents' tables and has an adult or sitter nearby.
- Count child meals separately (and high chairs) in the caterer summary.
## Room layout tips
- Number tables in a way guests can find (signs on every table, an alphabetical escort-card list at the entrance).
- Keep the path from the door to the accessible table clear.
- Leave 1-2 empty seats across the room for late changes; venues usually allow 1-2 extra chairs per round table, but check the fire-safety capacity.
## Final week checklist
- Final RSVPs and meal choices -> re-run the planner -> host approval.
- Send the venue: table plan, guest count per table, high chairs, wheelchair spaces.
- Send the caterer: meals per table and in total, allergies with names and tables.
- Print place cards and the escort-card list from `--csv`.
FILE:references/checks-and-codes.md
# Checks and finding codes
| Code | Severity | Check | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC01 | high | more attending guests than seats, or a party/group that fits at no table with enough free seats | add a table or seats, confirm RSVPs, split the group over neighbouring tables |
| SC02 | high | a sit-with request joins two guests who must be kept apart (request dropped); keep-apart inside one party; a keep-apart pair seated together | ask the host which request wins |
| SC03 | high | a name in sit_with / keep_apart or a fixed seat is not on the attending list (did-you-mean suggestion) | fix the spelling or add the guest |
| SC04 | medium | guest at a table with fewer than `min_known` people from their party, group or sit-with list | swap, or seat them next to a sociable guest |
| SC05 | medium | wheelchair / step-free / walker / mobility / crutches need at a table not marked accessible | swap with someone at an accessible table |
| SC06 | low: table under half full; info: empty table | balance | merge tables or remove one |
| SC07 | info | RSVP pending, seated because of `--include-pending` | chase the RSVP |
| SC08 | medium | the same name twice (seated once), row without a name | check if two different people; add an initial |
| SC09 | medium | a party larger than the largest table (split), a sit-with group that would exceed the largest table (request dropped), a party split over tables | neighbouring tables; free seats at one table |
| SC10 | medium | child at a non-kids table without an adult from their party | move next to their parents |
## Verdict
- **N hard request(s) could not be met** - any high finding.
- **all hard requests met, N soft issue(s)** - medium findings only.
- **all requests met**.
## How the planner works
1. Attending guests only (rsvp yes; pending with `--include-pending`; no/declined skipped).
2. Parties are merged (when `keep_parties_together`), then sit-with requests, unless that joins a keep-apart pair or exceeds the largest table.
3. Groups are placed in order: fixed head-table guests (only they and their sit-with partners use a table with `fixed`), mobility needs, then by group size.
4. Each group goes to the table where the chart's penalty rises least; then the planner moves single groups, whole groups and swaps pairs while the penalty falls.
5. Penalty: keep-apart pair at one table 100, mobility need at a non-accessible table 40, a guest who knows fewer than `min_known` people 12, each extra group at a table 2 (unless `mix_groups`), each extra table a group is spread over 3, an adult at the kids table 3.
The plan is deterministic: the same input gives the same chart.
## Event JSON
`event, date, rules{keep_parties_together (true), mix_groups (false), min_known (1)}, tables[{name, seats, accessible, kids, fixed[names], notes}]`.
## Guest CSV
`name, party, group, rsvp (yes/no/pending), child (yes), needs (wheelchair; high chair; nut allergy), diet (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, child menu ...), sit_with (names separated by ;), keep_apart (names separated by ;)`. Only `name` is required; party defaults to the name, group to "-", rsvp to yes.
FILE:templates/seating-brief.md
# Seating brief: <event> (<date>)
**Guests:** <29 attending (1 declined, 1 pending)> **Seats:** <44 at 6 tables> **Status:** <draft 2 - waiting for 1 RSVP>
## Open questions for the host
- [ ] <Sam asked to sit with "Olivr Grant" - Oliver Grant? (seated together after the fix)>
- [ ] <Merve Sahin is on the list twice - one person or two?>
- [ ] <Kemal knows nobody at Table 3 - who should he sit next to?>
- [ ] <Chris Evans: RSVP pending - seat at Table 3 if he comes>
## Tables
| Table | Who | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| <Head table> | <Elif, Daniel, Selin, Tom, Zeynep> | <facing the room> |
| <Table 1 (accessible)> | <Kaya family, Grandma Fatma> | <wheelchair place on the aisle, high chair for Ela> |
## For the venue
- Tables and seat counts: <...>
- Wheelchair places: <Table 1 x1> High chairs: <Table 1 x1>
- Remove: <kids table (empty)>
## For the caterer
| Table | Standard | Vegetarian | Vegan | Gluten-free | Child | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| <Head table> | <3> | <2> | <0> | <0> | <0> | <-> |
| **Total** | <18> | <3> | <2> | <1> | <3> | <pescatarian 1, soft food 1> |
Allergies: <Max Hill (Table 2) - nut allergy>
## Place cards
<attach place-cards.csv from `seating_plan.py --csv`>
FILE:examples/event.json
{
"event": "Elif and Daniel's wedding dinner",
"date": "2027-06-12",
"rules": {"keep_parties_together": true, "mix_groups": false, "min_known": 1},
"tables": [
{"name": "Head table", "seats": 6, "fixed": ["Elif Kaya", "Daniel Moore"], "notes": "facing the room"},
{"name": "Table 1", "seats": 8, "accessible": true, "notes": "next to the terrace door, step-free"},
{"name": "Table 2", "seats": 8},
{"name": "Table 3", "seats": 8},
{"name": "Table 4", "seats": 8},
{"name": "Kids table", "seats": 6, "kids": true, "notes": "near Table 2, crayons and placemats"}
]
}
FILE:examples/guests.csv
name,party,group,rsvp,child,needs,diet,sit_with,keep_apart
Elif Kaya,Couple,couple,yes,,,vegetarian,,
Daniel Moore,Couple,couple,yes,,,standard,,
Selin Kaya,Maid of honour,bride friends,yes,,,standard,Elif Kaya,
Tom Moore,Best man,groom family,yes,,,standard,Daniel Moore,
Ayse Kaya,Kaya parents,bride family,yes,,,standard,,
Mehmet Kaya,Kaya parents,bride family,yes,,,standard,,
Fatma Yilmaz,Grandma Fatma,bride family,yes,,wheelchair,soft food,Ayse Kaya,
Can Kaya,Can family,bride family,yes,,,standard,,
Deniz Kaya,Can family,bride family,yes,,,vegan,,
Ela Kaya,Can family,bride family,yes,yes,high chair,child menu,,
Linda Moore,Linda,groom family,yes,,,gluten-free,,Richard Moore
Richard Moore,Richard and Jo,groom family,yes,,,standard,,Linda Moore
Jo Parker,Richard and Jo,groom family,yes,,,standard,,
Sarah Moore,Sarah family,groom family,yes,,,standard,,
James Hill,Sarah family,groom family,yes,,,standard,,
Lily Hill,Sarah family,groom family,yes,yes,,child menu,,
Max Hill,Sarah family,groom family,yes,yes,nut allergy,child menu,,
Zeynep Arslan,Zeynep,bride friends,yes,,,vegetarian,Selin Kaya,
Burak Demir,Burak and Ece,bride friends,yes,,,standard,,
Ece Demir,Burak and Ece,bride friends,yes,,,standard,,
Merve Sahin,Merve,bride friends,yes,,,vegan,,
Oliver Grant,Oliver and Priya,groom friends,yes,,,standard,,
Priya Grant,Oliver and Priya,groom friends,yes,,,vegetarian,,
Sam Turner,Sam,groom friends,yes,,,standard,Olivr Grant,
Chris Evans,Chris,groom friends,pending,,,standard,,
Nina Patel,Nina,work,yes,,,standard,,
Leo Fischer,Leo and Mia,work,yes,,,standard,,
Mia Fischer,Leo and Mia,work,yes,,,pescatarian,,
Hannah Lee,Hannah,work,yes,,,standard,,
Peter Novak,Peter,work,no,,,standard,,
Kemal Ozturk,Kemal,neighbours,yes,,,standard,,
Merve Sahin,Merve,bride friends,yes,,,vegan,,
FILE:examples/seating-chart.md
# Seating chart: Elif and Daniel's wedding dinner (2027-06-12)
29 attending guest(s) (1 declined; 1 pending left out), 44 seat(s) at 6 table(s). Source: examples/guests.csv.
**Verdict: 1 hard request(s) could not be met - see findings**
Findings: 1 high, 2 medium, 0 low, 1 info.
## Tables
| Table | Seats | Guests | Groups | Meals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head table [fixed] | 5/6 | Tom Moore, Elif Kaya, Daniel Moore, Selin Kaya, Zeynep Arslan | bride friends 2, couple 2, groom family 1 | standard 3, vegetarian 2 |
| Table 1 [accessible] | 6/8 | Can Kaya, Deniz Kaya, Ela Kaya (child), Fatma Yilmaz *, Ayse Kaya, Mehmet Kaya | bride family 6 | child menu (child) 1, soft food 1, standard 3, vegan 1 |
| Table 2 | 5/8 | Linda Moore, Sarah Moore, James Hill, Lily Hill (child), Max Hill (child) | groom family 5 | child menu (child) 2, gluten-free 1, standard 2 |
| Table 3 | 6/8 | Kemal Ozturk, Oliver Grant, Priya Grant, Richard Moore, Jo Parker, Sam Turner | groom family 2, groom friends 3, neighbours 1 | standard 5, vegetarian 1 |
| Table 4 | 7/8 | Burak Demir, Ece Demir, Hannah Lee, Leo Fischer, Mia Fischer, Merve Sahin, Nina Patel | bride friends 3, work 4 | pescatarian 1, standard 5, vegan 1 |
| Kids table [kids] | 0/6 | - | - | - |
`*` = mobility need (seat on the aisle side, nearest the door).
## Findings
| Sev | Code | Who | Finding | Fix |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| high | SC03 | Sam Turner | sit_with 'Olivr Grant' is not on the (attending) guest list - did you mean Oliver Grant? | fix the spelling |
| medium | SC04 | Kemal Ozturk | at Table 3 without anyone from their party or group (neighbours) | seat them next to the most sociable guest there, or swap |
| medium | SC08 | Merve Sahin | listed twice (lines 22 and 33) - seated once | check whether these are two different people; add a surname or initial |
| info | SC06 | Kids table | empty table | remove it from the room plan |
## Caterer summary
| Meal | Count |
|---|---|
| child menu (child) | 3 |
| gluten-free | 1 |
| pescatarian | 1 |
| soft food | 1 |
| standard | 18 |
| vegan | 2 |
| vegetarian | 3 |
Special needs: Ela Kaya (Table 1) - high chair; Fatma Yilmaz (Table 1) - wheelchair; Max Hill (Table 2) - nut allergy.
## Place cards (A-Z)
| Guest | Table |
|---|---|
| Ayse Kaya | Table 1 |
| Burak Demir | Table 4 |
| Can Kaya | Table 1 |
| Daniel Moore | Head table |
| Deniz Kaya | Table 1 |
| Ece Demir | Table 4 |
| Ela Kaya | Table 1 |
| Elif Kaya | Head table |
| Fatma Yilmaz | Table 1 |
| Hannah Lee | Table 4 |
| James Hill | Table 2 |
| Jo Parker | Table 3 |
| Kemal Ozturk | Table 3 |
| Leo Fischer | Table 4 |
| Lily Hill | Table 2 |
| Linda Moore | Table 2 |
| Max Hill | Table 2 |
| Mehmet Kaya | Table 1 |
| Merve Sahin | Table 4 |
| Mia Fischer | Table 4 |
| Nina Patel | Table 4 |
| Oliver Grant | Table 3 |
| Priya Grant | Table 3 |
| Richard Moore | Table 3 |
| Sam Turner | Table 3 |
| Sarah Moore | Table 2 |
| Selin Kaya | Head table |
| Tom Moore | Head table |
| Zeynep Arslan | Head table |
The chart is a starting point: move people by hand where you know better, then re-run to check the requests still hold.
FILE:scripts/seating_plan.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Event seating chart planner (stdlib only, Python 3.8+).
Reads an event file (tables with seat counts, accessible / kids / fixed head-table seats, rules)
and a guest list CSV (name, party, group, RSVP, child, needs, diet, sit_with, keep_apart) and
builds a seating chart: parties stay together, "sit with" requests share a table, "keep apart"
pairs never share one, guests with mobility needs go to accessible tables, nobody is seated
without someone they know, and tables are filled by group where possible. Checks the list first
(unknown or misspelled names, duplicates, impossible or conflicting requests, not enough seats)
and prints the chart, place cards and a per-table meal count for the caterer.
Usage:
seating_plan.py EVENT.json GUESTS.csv [--include-pending] [--csv] [--json]
seating_plan.py --self-test
Exit: 0 = all hard requests met, 1 = a hard request could not be met (or a high finding), 2 = bad input.
"""
import argparse, csv, difflib, io, json, sys
SEV = {"high": 0, "medium": 1, "low": 2, "info": 3}
EVENT_KEYS = {"event", "date", "tables", "rules"}
TABLE_KEYS = {"name", "seats", "accessible", "kids", "fixed", "notes"}
RULE_KEYS = {"keep_parties_together", "mix_groups", "min_known"}
MOBILITY = ("wheelchair", "step-free", "walker", "mobility", "crutches")
W_APART, W_ACCESS, W_LONELY, W_GROUP, W_SPREAD = 100, 40, 12, 2, 3
class InputError(Exception):
pass
def norm(s):
return " ".join(str(s or "").split()).lower()
def split_list(s):
return [x.strip() for x in str(s or "").replace(",", ";").split(";") if x.strip()]
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- load
def load_event(cfg):
if not isinstance(cfg, dict) or not isinstance(cfg.get("tables"), list) or not cfg["tables"]:
raise InputError("event file must be a JSON object with a non-empty \"tables\" list")
bad = set(cfg) - EVENT_KEYS
if bad:
raise InputError("unknown key(s) in event file: %s" % ", ".join(sorted(bad)))
rules = cfg.get("rules") or {}
badr = set(rules) - RULE_KEYS
if badr:
raise InputError("unknown rule(s): %s" % ", ".join(sorted(badr)))
tables, names = [], set()
for i, t in enumerate(cfg["tables"], 1):
badt = set(t) - TABLE_KEYS
if badt:
raise InputError("table #%d: unknown key(s) %s" % (i, ", ".join(sorted(badt))))
name = str(t.get("name") or "Table %d" % i)
if name in names:
raise InputError("table name %r used twice" % name)
names.add(name)
seats = t.get("seats")
if not isinstance(seats, int) or seats < 1:
raise InputError("table %s: seats must be a positive whole number, got %r" % (name, seats))
tables.append({"name": name, "seats": seats, "accessible": bool(t.get("accessible")), "kids": bool(t.get("kids")),
"fixed": [str(x) for x in t.get("fixed") or []], "notes": t.get("notes", "")})
return {"event": cfg.get("event", "Event"), "date": cfg.get("date", ""), "tables": tables,
"together": rules.get("keep_parties_together", True), "mix": bool(rules.get("mix_groups", False)),
"min_known": int(rules.get("min_known", 1))}
def load_guests(text, include_pending=False):
rows = list(csv.DictReader(io.StringIO(text)))
if not rows:
raise InputError("guest list is empty")
cols = {c.strip().lower() for c in rows[0].keys() if c}
if "name" not in cols:
raise InputError("guest list needs a 'name' column")
guests, skipped, F, seen = [], {"no": 0, "pending": 0}, [], {}
for ln, r in enumerate(rows, 2):
r = {(k or "").strip().lower(): (v or "").strip() for k, v in r.items()}
name = " ".join(r.get("name", "").split())
if not name:
F.append(("medium", "SC08", "line %d" % ln, "row without a name skipped", "fill in the name or delete the row"))
continue
rsvp = norm(r.get("rsvp") or "yes")
if rsvp in ("no", "declined", "n"):
skipped["no"] += 1
continue
if rsvp in ("pending", "maybe", "?", "invited", ""):
if not include_pending:
skipped["pending"] += 1
continue
if norm(name) in seen:
F.append(("medium", "SC08", name, "listed twice (lines %d and %d) - seated once" % (seen[norm(name)], ln), "check whether these are two different people; add a surname or initial"))
continue
seen[norm(name)] = ln
needs = [norm(x) for x in split_list(r.get("needs"))]
guests.append({"name": name, "party": r.get("party") or name, "group": r.get("group") or "-",
"child": norm(r.get("child")) in ("yes", "y", "true", "1", "child"),
"needs": needs, "mobility": any(any(m in n for m in MOBILITY) for n in needs),
"diet": norm(r.get("diet")) or "standard", "sit_with": split_list(r.get("sit_with")),
"keep_apart": split_list(r.get("keep_apart")), "line": ln, "pending": rsvp != "yes" and rsvp not in ("y", "accepted")})
return guests, skipped, F
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- plan
class DSU:
def __init__(self, n):
self.p = list(range(n))
def find(self, a):
while self.p[a] != a:
self.p[a] = self.p[self.p[a]]
a = self.p[a]
return a
def union(self, a, b):
self.p[self.find(a)] = self.find(b)
def plan(ev, guests, F=None):
F = list(F or [])
add = lambda sev, code, who, msg, fix: F.append((sev, code, who, msg, fix))
idx = {norm(g["name"]): i for i, g in enumerate(guests)}
allnames = [g["name"] for g in guests]
def resolve(who, ref, kind):
j = idx.get(norm(ref))
if j is None:
close = difflib.get_close_matches(ref, allnames, 1, 0.7)
add("high", "SC03", who, "%s %r is not on the (attending) guest list%s" % (kind, ref, " - did you mean %s?" % close[0] if close else ""),
"fix the spelling" if close else "add the guest or remove the request")
return j
n = len(guests)
seats = sum(t["seats"] for t in ev["tables"])
maxt = max(t["seats"] for t in ev["tables"])
if n > seats:
add("high", "SC01", "-", "%d guests but only %d seats (%d short)" % (n, seats, n - seats), "add a table or seats, or confirm the RSVPs")
dsu = DSU(n)
party_of = {}
for i, g in enumerate(guests):
party_of.setdefault(norm(g["party"]), []).append(i)
if ev["together"]:
for p, mem in party_of.items():
if len(mem) > maxt:
add("medium", "SC09", guests[mem[0]]["party"], "party of %d is larger than the largest table (%d) - it is split" % (len(mem), maxt), "seat the party on neighbouring tables")
for a, b in zip(mem, mem[1:]):
if (mem.index(b)) % maxt:
dsu.union(a, b)
else:
for a, b in zip(mem, mem[1:]):
dsu.union(a, b)
apart = set()
for i, g in enumerate(guests):
for ref in g["keep_apart"]:
j = resolve(g["name"], ref, "keep_apart")
if j is not None and j != i:
apart.add(tuple(sorted((i, j))))
# sit_with links, refusing those that would exceed the largest table or join a keep-apart pair
for i, g in enumerate(guests):
for ref in g["sit_with"]:
j = resolve(g["name"], ref, "sit_with")
if j is None or j == i:
continue
a, b = dsu.find(i), dsu.find(j)
if a == b:
continue
size = sum(1 for k in range(n) if dsu.find(k) in (a, b))
clash = [p for p in apart if {dsu.find(p[0]), dsu.find(p[1])} == {a, b}]
if clash:
x, y = clash[0]
add("high", "SC02", g["name"], "asks to sit with %s, but %s and %s must be kept apart - the request is dropped" % (guests[j]["name"], guests[x]["name"], guests[y]["name"]),
"ask the host which request wins")
continue
if size > maxt:
add("medium", "SC09", g["name"], "sitting with %s would make a group of %d (largest table %d) - request dropped" % (guests[j]["name"], size, maxt), "seat them on neighbouring tables")
continue
dsu.union(i, j)
for x, y in sorted(apart):
if dsu.find(x) == dsu.find(y):
add("high", "SC02", guests[x]["name"], "must be kept apart from %s but they are in the same party - cannot be met" % guests[y]["name"], "change the party or the request")
links = set()
for i, g in enumerate(guests):
for ref in g["sit_with"]:
j = idx.get(norm(ref))
if j is not None:
links.add((i, j)); links.add((j, i))
def knows(a, b):
ga, gb = guests[a], guests[b]
return (norm(ga["party"]) == norm(gb["party"]) or (ga["group"] == gb["group"] and ga["group"] != "-") or (a, b) in links)
clusters = {}
for i in range(n):
clusters.setdefault(dsu.find(i), []).append(i)
cl = list(clusters.values())
T = ev["tables"]
fixed_at = {}
for ti, t in enumerate(T):
for nm in t["fixed"]:
j = idx.get(norm(nm))
if j is None:
close = difflib.get_close_matches(nm, allnames, 1, 0.7)
add("high", "SC03", t["name"], "fixed seat for %r who is not on the attending list%s" % (nm, " - did you mean %s?" % close[0] if close else ""), "fix the name in the event file")
else:
fixed_at[j] = ti
assign = {}
load = [0] * len(T)
reserved = {ti for ti, t in enumerate(T) if t["fixed"]}
def pen_table(ti, members):
p = 0
mem = set(members)
for x, y in apart:
if x in mem and y in mem:
p += W_APART
groups = {}
for m in members:
g = guests[m]
if g["mobility"] and not T[ti]["accessible"]:
p += W_ACCESS
groups[g["group"]] = groups.get(g["group"], 0) + 1
if not ev["mix"]:
p += W_GROUP * max(0, len(groups) - 1)
for m in members:
g = guests[m]
known = sum(1 for o in members if o != m and knows(m, o))
if known < ev["min_known"]:
p += W_LONELY
if T[ti]["kids"]:
p += sum(3 for m in members if not guests[m]["child"])
return p
def members_of(ti):
return [m for c, t in assign.items() if t == ti for m in cl[c]]
def total():
p = sum(pen_table(ti, members_of(ti)) for ti in range(len(T)))
spread = {}
for c, ti in assign.items():
for m in cl[c]:
if guests[m]["group"] != "-":
spread.setdefault(guests[m]["group"], set()).add(ti)
return p + W_SPREAD * sum(len(v) - 1 for v in spread.values())
gsize = {}
for g in guests:
gsize[g["group"]] = gsize.get(g["group"], 0) + 1
order = sorted(range(len(cl)), key=lambda c: (-any(i in fixed_at for i in cl[c]), -any(guests[i]["mobility"] for i in cl[c]),
-gsize[guests[cl[c][0]]["group"]], guests[cl[c][0]]["group"], -len(cl[c]), cl[c][0]))
unseated = []
for c in order:
size = len(cl[c])
fx = [fixed_at[i] for i in cl[c] if i in fixed_at]
cands = [fx[0]] if fx else range(len(T))
best = None
for ti in cands:
if load[ti] + size > T[ti]["seats"] or (T[ti]["fixed"] and not fx and ti in reserved):
continue
assign[c] = ti
delta = total()
del assign[c]
key = (delta, -(load[ti] > 0), ti)
if best is None or key < best[0]:
best = (key, ti)
if best is None:
unseated.append(c)
continue
assign[c] = best[1]
load[best[1]] += size
# local search: move or swap clusters while it lowers the penalty (deterministic)
fixed_cl = {c for c in assign if any(i in fixed_at for i in cl[c])}
improved, rounds = True, 0
while improved and rounds < 50:
improved, rounds = False, rounds + 1
cur = total()
for c in sorted(assign):
if c in fixed_cl:
continue
for ti in range(len(T)):
if ti == assign[c] or load[ti] + len(cl[c]) > T[ti]["seats"] or ti in reserved:
continue
old = assign[c]
assign[c] = ti
new = total()
if new < cur:
load[old] -= len(cl[c]); load[ti] += len(cl[c]); cur = new; improved = True
else:
assign[c] = old
# move every cluster of one group (from all tables) to one table
for gname in sorted({guests[cl[c][0]]["group"] for c in assign if c not in fixed_cl}):
block = [c for c in assign if c not in fixed_cl and guests[cl[c][0]]["group"] == gname]
for b in range(len(T)):
if b in reserved:
continue
old = {c: assign[c] for c in block}
moving = sum(len(cl[c]) for c in block if old[c] != b)
if not moving or load[b] + moving > T[b]["seats"]:
continue
for c in block:
assign[c] = b
new = total()
if new < cur:
for c in block:
if old[c] != b:
load[old[c]] -= len(cl[c]); load[b] += len(cl[c])
cur = new; improved = True
break
for c in block:
assign[c] = old[c]
# move a whole group block (all clusters of one group at one table) to another table
for a in range(len(T)):
groups_here = sorted({guests[cl[c][0]]["group"] for c, x in assign.items() if x == a and c not in fixed_cl})
for gname in groups_here:
block = [c for c, x in assign.items() if x == a and c not in fixed_cl and guests[cl[c][0]]["group"] == gname]
bsize = sum(len(cl[c]) for c in block)
for b in range(len(T)):
if b == a or b in reserved or load[b] + bsize > T[b]["seats"]:
continue
for c in block:
assign[c] = b
new = total()
if new < cur:
load[a] -= bsize; load[b] += bsize; cur = new; improved = True
break
for c in block:
assign[c] = a
for c in sorted(assign):
for d in sorted(assign):
if d <= c or c in fixed_cl or d in fixed_cl or assign[c] == assign[d] or assign[c] in reserved or assign[d] in reserved:
continue
a, b = assign[c], assign[d]
if load[a] - len(cl[c]) + len(cl[d]) > T[a]["seats"] or load[b] - len(cl[d]) + len(cl[c]) > T[b]["seats"]:
continue
assign[c], assign[d] = b, a
new = total()
if new < cur:
load[a] += len(cl[d]) - len(cl[c]); load[b] += len(cl[c]) - len(cl[d]); cur = new; improved = True
else:
assign[c], assign[d] = a, b
seat = {}
for c, ti in assign.items():
for i in cl[c]:
seat[i] = ti
for c in unseated:
add("high", "SC01", ", ".join(guests[i]["name"] for i in cl[c]), "no table with %d free seats together - not seated" % len(cl[c]), "add seats or split the group across neighbouring tables")
# findings on the result
for x, y in sorted(apart):
if x in seat and y in seat and seat[x] == seat[y]:
add("high", "SC02", guests[x]["name"], "seated at %s together with %s although they must be kept apart" % (T[seat[x]]["name"], guests[y]["name"]), "move one of them by hand")
for i, g in enumerate(guests):
if i not in seat:
continue
ti = seat[i]
if g["mobility"] and not T[ti]["accessible"]:
add("medium", "SC05", g["name"], "needs %s but %s is not marked accessible" % ("/".join(g["needs"]), T[ti]["name"]), "swap with a guest at an accessible table")
mem = [m for m, t in seat.items() if t == ti and m != i]
known = [m for m in mem if knows(i, m)]
if len(known) < ev["min_known"]:
add("medium", "SC04", g["name"], "at %s without anyone from their party or group (%s)" % (T[ti]["name"], g["group"]), "seat them next to the most sociable guest there, or swap")
if g["child"] and not T[ti]["kids"] and not any(norm(guests[m]["party"]) == norm(g["party"]) and not guests[m]["child"] for m in mem):
add("medium", "SC10", g["name"], "child seated without an adult from their party", "move next to their parents or to the kids table")
if g["pending"]:
add("info", "SC07", g["name"], "RSVP still pending - seated provisionally", "chase the RSVP before printing place cards")
for ti, t in enumerate(T):
used = sum(1 for i in seat if seat[i] == ti)
if 0 < used < t["seats"] / 2:
add("low", "SC06", t["name"], "only %d of %d seats used" % (used, t["seats"]), "merge with another table or take it out")
if used == 0:
add("info", "SC06", t["name"], "empty table", "remove it from the room plan")
for p, mem in party_of.items():
ts = {seat[i] for i in mem if i in seat}
if len(ts) > 1 and len(mem) <= maxt:
add("medium", "SC09", guests[mem[0]]["party"], "party split over %s" % ", ".join(T[x]["name"] for x in sorted(ts)), "free seats at one table and move them together")
F.sort(key=lambda x: (SEV[x[0]], x[1], x[2]))
return {"seat": seat, "tables": T, "guests": guests, "findings": F, "penalty": total(), "seats": seats}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- output
def report(ev, r, skipped, src):
G, T, seat = r["guests"], r["tables"], r["seat"]
c = {s: 0 for s in SEV}
for f in r["findings"]:
c[f[0]] += 1
hard = [f for f in r["findings"] if f[0] == "high"]
out = ["# Seating chart: %s%s" % (ev["event"], (" (%s)" % ev["date"]) if ev["date"] else ""), "",
"%d attending guest(s) (%d declined; %s), %d seat(s) at %d table(s). Source: %s." % (
len(G), skipped["no"], ("%d pending seated provisionally" % sum(1 for g in G if g["pending"])) if any(g["pending"] for g in G)
else "%d pending left out" % skipped["pending"], r["seats"], len(T), src), ""]
v = ("%d hard request(s) could not be met - see findings" % len(hard)) if hard else ("all hard requests met, %d soft issue(s) to look at" % c["medium"] if c["medium"] else "all requests met")
out += ["**Verdict: %s**" % v, "", "Findings: %d high, %d medium, %d low, %d info." % (c["high"], c["medium"], c["low"], c["info"]), ""]
out += ["## Tables", "", "| Table | Seats | Guests | Groups | Meals |", "|---|---|---|---|---|"]
for ti, t in enumerate(T):
mem = sorted((i for i in seat if seat[i] == ti), key=lambda i: (norm(G[i]["party"]), G[i]["child"], G[i]["line"]))
tags = [x for x in ("accessible" if t["accessible"] else "", "kids" if t["kids"] else "", "fixed" if t["fixed"] else "") if x]
names = ", ".join(G[i]["name"] + (" (child)" if G[i]["child"] else "") + (" *" if G[i]["mobility"] else "") for i in mem) or "-"
groups = {}
meals = {}
for i in mem:
groups[G[i]["group"]] = groups.get(G[i]["group"], 0) + 1
k = G[i]["diet"] + (" (child)" if G[i]["child"] else "")
meals[k] = meals.get(k, 0) + 1
out.append("| %s%s | %d/%d | %s | %s | %s |" % (t["name"], " [%s]" % ", ".join(tags) if tags else "", len(mem), t["seats"], names,
", ".join("%s %d" % kv for kv in sorted(groups.items())) or "-", ", ".join("%s %d" % kv for kv in sorted(meals.items())) or "-"))
out += ["", "`*` = mobility need (seat on the aisle side, nearest the door).", ""]
out += ["## Findings", "", "| Sev | Code | Who | Finding | Fix |", "|---|---|---|---|---|"]
for s, code, who, msg, fix in r["findings"]:
out.append("| %s | %s | %s | %s | %s |" % (s, code, who, msg.replace("|", "\\|"), fix.replace("|", "\\|")))
meals = {}
for i in seat:
k = G[i]["diet"] + (" (child)" if G[i]["child"] else "")
meals[k] = meals.get(k, 0) + 1
out += ["", "## Caterer summary", "", "| Meal | Count |", "|---|---|"]
for k, v_ in sorted(meals.items()):
out.append("| %s | %d |" % (k, v_))
notes = [(G[i]["name"], T[seat[i]]["name"], ", ".join(x for x in G[i]["needs"])) for i in sorted(seat, key=lambda i: G[i]["name"]) if G[i]["needs"]]
if notes:
out += ["", "Special needs: " + "; ".join("%s (%s) - %s" % n for n in notes) + "."]
out += ["", "## Place cards (A-Z)", "", "| Guest | Table |", "|---|---|"]
for i in sorted(seat, key=lambda i: norm(G[i]["name"])):
out.append("| %s | %s |" % (G[i]["name"], T[seat[i]]["name"]))
out += ["", "The chart is a starting point: move people by hand where you know better, then re-run to check the requests still hold."]
return "\n".join(out) + "\n"
def run(event_path, guests_path, include_pending=False):
try:
ev = load_event(json.load(open(event_path, encoding="utf-8")))
text = open(guests_path, encoding="utf-8-sig").read()
except (OSError, ValueError) as e:
raise InputError("cannot read input: %s" % e)
guests, skipped, F = load_guests(text, include_pending)
return ev, plan(ev, guests, F), skipped
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- self-test
def self_test():
tests = []
def t(name, cond):
tests.append((name, bool(cond)))
H = "name,party,group,rsvp,child,needs,diet,sit_with,keep_apart\n"
def P(tables, rows, pending=False, **rules):
ev = load_event({"tables": tables, "rules": rules})
g, sk, F = load_guests(H + rows, pending)
return plan(ev, g, F), g
def codes(r):
return [(f[0], f[1]) for f in r["findings"]]
def tab(r, g, name):
i = [k for k, x in enumerate(g) if x["name"] == name][0]
return r["seat"].get(i)
T2 = [{"name": "A", "seats": 4}, {"name": "B", "seats": 4}]
rows = "Ann,P1,work,yes\nBob,P1,work,yes\nCid,P2,family,yes\nDee,P2,family,yes\nEve,P3,work,yes\nFay,P4,family,yes\n"
r, g = P(T2, rows)
t("parties stay together", tab(r, g, "Ann") == tab(r, g, "Bob") and tab(r, g, "Cid") == tab(r, g, "Dee"))
t("groups fill tables", tab(r, g, "Eve") == tab(r, g, "Ann") and tab(r, g, "Fay") == tab(r, g, "Cid"))
t("clean plan has no high/medium", not [f for f in r["findings"] if f[0] in ("high", "medium")])
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,work,yes,,,,,Bob\nBob,P2,work,yes\nCid,P3,work,yes\nDee,P4,work,yes\n")
t("keep_apart respected", tab(r, g, "Ann") != tab(r, g, "Bob") and ("high", "SC02") not in codes(r))
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,work,yes,,,,Dee\nBob,P2,family,yes\nCid,P3,family,yes\nDee,P4,friends,yes\n")
t("sit_with respected", tab(r, g, "Ann") == tab(r, g, "Dee"))
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,work,yes,,,,Bob,Bob\nBob,P2,work,yes\n")
t("sit_with vs keep_apart conflict -> SC02 high", ("high", "SC02") in codes(r))
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,work,yes,,,,,Bob\nBob,P1,work,yes\n")
t("keep apart inside one party -> SC02", ("high", "SC02") in codes(r))
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,work,yes,,,,Bobb\nBob,P2,work,yes\n")
t("misspelled name -> SC03 with suggestion", any(f[1] == "SC03" and "did you mean Bob" in f[3] for f in r["findings"]))
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 2}], "Ann,P1,w,yes\nBob,P2,w,yes\nCid,P3,w,yes\n")
t("not enough seats -> SC01 high", ("high", "SC01") in codes(r))
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,w,yes\nAnn,P1,w,yes\nBob,P1,w,yes\n")
t("duplicate -> SC08 and seated once", ("medium", "SC08") in codes(r) and len(g) == 2)
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,w,no\nBob,P2,w,pending\nCid,P3,w,yes\nDee,P3,w,yes\n")
t("declined and pending excluded", len(g) == 2)
r, g = P(T2, "Bob,P2,w,pending\nCid,P3,w,yes\n", pending=True)
t("--include-pending seats pending -> SC07", len(g) == 2 and ("info", "SC07") in codes(r))
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 4}, {"name": "B", "seats": 4, "accessible": True}], "Ann,P1,w,yes\nBob,P2,x,yes,,wheelchair\n")
t("wheelchair -> accessible table", tab(r, g, "Bob") == 1)
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 4}, {"name": "B", "seats": 4}], "Ann,P1,w,yes\nBob,P2,x,yes,,wheelchair\n")
t("no accessible table -> SC05", ("medium", "SC05") in codes(r))
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,work,yes\nBob,P1,work,yes\nZed,P9,gym,yes\n")
t("lonely guest -> SC04", ("medium", "SC04") in codes(r))
r, g = P([{"name": "Head", "seats": 4, "fixed": ["Bride", "Groom"]}, {"name": "B", "seats": 4}], "Bride,C,couple,yes\nGroom,C,couple,yes\nBest,Best,groom family,yes,,,,Groom\n")
t("sit_with partner counts as someone they know", ("medium", "SC04") not in codes(r) and tab(r, g, "Best") == 0)
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 4}, {"name": "B", "seats": 4}, {"name": "C", "seats": 4}],
"A1,a1,fam,yes\nA2,a1,fam,yes\nA3,a1,fam,yes\nW1,w1,work,yes\nB1,b1,fam,yes\nB2,b1,fam,yes\nB3,b1,fam,yes\nW2,w2,work,yes\n")
t("group split by greedy is pulled together", tab(r, g, "W1") == tab(r, g, "W2"))
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 3}, {"name": "B", "seats": 3}], "A1,Big,w,yes\nA2,Big,w,yes\nA3,Big,w,yes\nA4,Big,w,yes\n")
t("party bigger than a table is split -> SC09", ("medium", "SC09") in codes(r) and len(r["seat"]) == 4)
r, g = P([{"name": "Head", "seats": 2, "fixed": ["Cid"]}, {"name": "B", "seats": 4}], "Ann,P1,w,yes\nBob,P1,w,yes\nCid,P3,w,yes\n")
t("fixed seat honoured", tab(r, g, "Cid") == 0)
r, g = P([{"name": "Head", "seats": 2, "fixed": ["Cyd"]}, {"name": "B", "seats": 4}], "Cid,P3,w,yes\n")
t("fixed seat typo -> SC03", ("high", "SC03") in codes(r))
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 10}, {"name": "B", "seats": 10}], "Ann,P1,w,yes\nBob,P1,w,yes\n")
t("half-empty and empty tables -> SC06", ("low", "SC06") in codes(r) and ("info", "SC06") in codes(r))
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 4}, {"name": "Kids", "seats": 4, "kids": True}], "Mum,F,fam,yes\nTim,F,fam,yes,yes\nLia,G,fam,yes,yes\nDad,G,fam,yes\n")
t("children stay with their party by default", tab(r, g, "Tim") == tab(r, g, "Mum"))
r, g = P(T2, "Ann,P1,w,yes,,,vegetarian\nBob,P1,w,yes,,,\n")
t("diet counted", "vegetarian 1" in report({"event": "x", "date": ""}, r, {"no": 0, "pending": 0}, "x"))
r, g = P([{"name": "A", "seats": 2}, {"name": "B", "seats": 2}], "Ann,P1,w,yes,,,,Bob;Cid\nBob,P2,w,yes\nCid,P3,w,yes\n")
t("sit_with group larger than any table -> SC09", ("medium", "SC09") in codes(r))
for bad, name in (({"tables": []}, "no tables"), ({"tables": [{"name": "A", "seats": 0}]}, "zero seats"),
({"tables": [{"name": "A", "seats": 4}, {"name": "A", "seats": 4}]}, "duplicate table"),
({"tables": [{"name": "A", "seats": 4, "colour": "red"}]}, "unknown table key")):
try:
load_event(bad); t("rejected: " + name, False)
except InputError:
t("rejected: " + name, True)
try:
load_guests("first,last\nA,B\n"); t("rejected: no name column", False)
except InputError:
t("rejected: no name column", True)
r, g = P(T2, rows)
rep = report({"event": "x", "date": ""}, r, {"no": 0, "pending": 0}, "x")
t("report has verdict, tables and place cards", "**Verdict:" in rep and "## Tables" in rep and "## Place cards" in rep)
for n, ok in tests:
print("%s %s" % ("PASS" if ok else "FAIL", n))
p = sum(ok for _, ok in tests)
print("%d/%d passed" % (p, len(tests)))
return 0 if p == len(tests) else 1
def main(argv=None):
ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Build a seating chart from tables and a guest list.")
ap.add_argument("event", nargs="?")
ap.add_argument("guests", nargs="?")
ap.add_argument("--include-pending", action="store_true", help="seat guests whose RSVP is pending")
ap.add_argument("--csv", action="store_true", help="print name,table CSV (place cards)")
ap.add_argument("--json", action="store_true")
ap.add_argument("--self-test", action="store_true")
a = ap.parse_args(argv)
if a.self_test:
return self_test()
if not a.event or not a.guests:
ap.error("give EVENT.json and GUESTS.csv")
try:
ev, r, skipped = run(a.event, a.guests, a.include_pending)
except InputError as e:
print("error: %s" % e, file=sys.stderr)
return 2
G, T = r["guests"], r["tables"]
if a.json:
print(json.dumps({"tables": [{"name": t["name"], "seats": t["seats"], "guests": [G[i]["name"] for i in sorted(r["seat"]) if r["seat"][i] == ti]} for ti, t in enumerate(T)],
"unseated": [g["name"] for i, g in enumerate(G) if i not in r["seat"]],
"findings": [dict(zip(("severity", "code", "who", "finding", "fix"), f)) for f in r["findings"]]}, indent=2))
elif a.csv:
w = csv.writer(sys.stdout, lineterminator="\n")
w.writerow(["name", "table", "diet"])
for i in sorted(r["seat"], key=lambda i: norm(G[i]["name"])):
w.writerow([G[i]["name"], T[r["seat"][i]]["name"], G[i]["diet"]])
else:
sys.stdout.write(report(ev, r, skipped, a.guests))
return 1 if any(f[0] == "high" for f in r["findings"]) else 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
sys.exit(main())可维护、可移植的 Neovim 配置约定。
你是「Neovim 配置品味约定」。请按下列中文说明执行；完整原提示词正文保留于后，供结构、占位符与技术细节对齐。 ## 中文任务说明 可维护、可移植的 Neovim 配置约定。 以下保留原提示词正文供结构与占位符对齐： # Neovim Config taste of a minimalist terminal-first developer - Write the whole config in Lua, starting from a single init.lua that requires small modules under lua/config and lua/plugins. Confidence: 0.90 - Use lazy.nvim as the plugin manager and commit lazy-lock.json so every machine gets the same plugin versions. Confidence: 0.90 - Lazy-load plugins by event, command, filetype or key mapping, and keep startup time under 50 ms measured with :Lazy profile. Confidence: 0.80 - Prefer the built-in LSP client with nvim-lspconfig over heavier all-in-one language plugins. Confidence: 0.85 - Install language servers, formatters and linters with mason.nvim, but pin the tool list in config instead of installing by hand. Confidence: 0.80 - Format on save with conform.nvim and lint with nvim-lint, using the same tools and settings the project runs in CI. Confidence: 0.85 - Use nvim-treesitter for highlighting, indentation and text objects, and list the parsers you need explicitly. Confidence: 0.85 - Pick one fuzzy finder, such as telescope.nvim or fzf-lua, and route files, grep, buffers and LSP symbols through it. Confidence: 0.85 - Set the leader key to space before loading any plugin so every mapping uses it. Confidence: 0.90 - Give every custom mapping a desc field so which-key and :map show what it does. Confidence: 0.85 - Group mappings by prefix, like leader f for find, leader g for git and leader l for LSP, and avoid overriding core Vim motions. Confidence: 0.80 - Keep options in one options.lua file using vim.opt, with a short comment for anything that is not obvious. Confidence: 0.80 - Use relative line numbers, a sign column that is always shown, and persistent undo files. Confidence: 0.75 - Use autocommand groups with clear = true so reloading the config never duplicates handlers. Confidence: 0.90 - Respect .editorconfig files and avoid hard-coding indentation per language unless a project has no settings. Confidence: 0.80 - Show git changes in the sign column with gitsigns.nvim and stage hunks from the editor. Confidence: 0.80 - Use the built-in completion engine or blink.cmp, with LSP and snippet sources only, to keep the popup fast and relevant. Confidence: 0.70 - Choose one colorscheme with good Tree-sitter and LSP semantic token support, and do not chase new themes every week. Confidence: 0.65 - Add a plugin only when it replaces a repeated manual step, and remove plugins you have not used in a month. Confidence: 0.80 - Keep machine-specific settings in a git-ignored local.lua file so the main config stays portable. Confidence: 0.75 - Run :checkhealth after upgrades and fix warnings before adding new plugins. Confidence: 0.80 - Store the config in a dotfiles repository and upgrade plugins deliberately, reviewing the lazy.nvim changelog first. Confidence: 0.85