🎲random-standup-py🐍
Do you have awkward pauses in your standups because no one wants to give their update next? Why not have a defined order? To make it fair, why not also 🎲randomize🎲 that order!
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Usage
-
Get the tool with
pip install random-standup. -
Create a team roster in a TOML file, following the format in
example-roster.toml:
[Subteam-1]
members = [
"Alice", # TOML spec allows whitespace to break arrays
"Bob",
"Carol",
"David"
]
["Subteam 2"] # Keys can have whitespace in quoted strings
members = ["Erin", "Frank", "Grace", "Heidi"]
standup example-roster.toml
Output
$ standup example-roster.toml
2021-03-25
## Subteam-1
Alice
Bob
David
Carol
## Subteam 2
Erin
Grace
Frank
Heidi
Building from main
- Clone and
cdinto the repo. - Install Poetry.
poetry installpoetry run standup example-roster.toml
Run tests with poetry run pytest -v
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