report-of-monaco-2018-racing 0.1.1

Генератор звіту про гонку F1 Monaco 2018 з CLI інтерфейсом

F1 Monaco 2018 Race Report Generator

A command‑line tool for parsing lap‑time logs and generating a formatted report of the F1 Monaco 2018 Grand Prix.

Table of Contents

• Overview

• Features

• Prerequisites

• Installation

• Usage

  • Required Arguments
  • Optional Flags
  • Examples

• Project Structure

• License

Overview

This Python utility reads three files—start.log, end.log, and abbreviations.txt—to compute each driver’s total lap time for the 2018 Monaco Grand Prix, then prints a sorted leaderboard. You can choose ascending or descending order, and filter by a single driver’s name.

Features

• Parses timestamped log files and driver abbreviations.
• Calculates total race time for each competitor.
• Supports sorting results in ascending (fastest first) or descending (slowest first) order.
• Optional filtering to display a specific driver’s result.
• Clearly formatted console output with ranking, driver name, team, and time.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.12 or higher
• Standard library only; no external dependencies

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone [e-mail]:foxstudent108448/report-of-monaco-2018-racing.git```
   

2. Ensure the three input files are placed in a single folder:

   • start.log
   • end.log
   • abbreviations.txt

Usage

Run the script main.py (or whatever you rename main.py) with the required --files argument pointing to your folder.

python main.py --files /path/to/logs [--asc] [--desc] [--driver DRIVER_NAME]

Required Arguments

• --files Path to the directory containing start.log, end.log, and abbreviations.txt.

Optional Flags

• --asc Sort the report in ascending order (fastest times first). This is the default if neither --asc nor --desc is specified.
• --desc Sort the report in descending order (slowest times first).
• --driver DRIVER_NAME Only display the result for the driver whose full name matches DRIVER_NAME (case‑insensitive).

Examples

• Generate an ascending leaderboard (default):

  python main.py --files ./data
  

• Generate a descending leaderboard:

  python main.py --files ./data --desc
  

• Show only Lewis Hamilton’s result:

  python main.py --files ./data --driver "Lewis Hamilton"
  

Project Structure

f1‑monaco‑2018‑report/
├── main.py                       # Entry‑point script with argparse
├── report/
│   └── report_maker.py           # Logic to parse logs and build the report
├── data/                         # Example folder containing:
│   ├── start.log
│   ├── end.log
│   └── abbreviations.txt
└── README.md                     # This file

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute.