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67 lines
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#[Copyright 2024 ITwrx.
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This file is part of Simple Site Manager.
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Simple Site Manager is released under the GNU Affero General Public License 3.0.
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See COPYING or <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/> for details.]#
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import std/random
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#import sqliteral, "../helpers/db"
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type
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HumanChecker* = object
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question*: string
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id*, answer*: int
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var humanCheckers: seq[HumanChecker]
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humanCheckers = @[
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HumanChecker(id: 1, question: "26 + four, minus 10", answer: 20),
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HumanChecker(id: 2, question: "10 minus 2, + 14", answer: 22),
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HumanChecker(id: 3, question: "15 + five, minus 3", answer: 17),
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HumanChecker(id: 4, question: "9 + nine, minus 6", answer: 12),
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HumanChecker(id: 5, question: "13 - three, plus 5", answer: 15),
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HumanChecker(id: 6, question: "7 + six, plus one", answer: 14),
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HumanChecker(id: 7, question: "22 + 8, - 2", answer: 28),
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HumanChecker(id: 8, question: "4 - four, + ten", answer: 10),
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HumanChecker(id: 9, question: "16 + four, minus three", answer: 17),
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HumanChecker(id: 10, question: "twelve minus four, plus 8", answer: 16)
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]
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proc getHumanChecker*(): HumanChecker =
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{.gcsafe.}:
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randomize()
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return sample(humancheckers)
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proc getHCById*(id: int): HumanChecker =
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{.gcsafe.}:
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for hc in humanCheckers:
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if hc.id == id:
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return hc
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#for some reason we are creating the humanCheckers here and then checking them from the DB, instead of one data location or the other, like we probably should have.
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#the below was probably supposed to be a test, but then it just stayed like that.
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#[proc getHumanChecker*(): HumanChecker =
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{.gcsafe.}:
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randomize()
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var humanCheckers{.threadvar.}: seq[HumanChecker]
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 1, question: "26 + four, minus 10", answer: 20))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 2, question: "10 minus 2, + 14", answer: 22))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 3, question: "15 + five, minus 3", answer: 17))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 4, question: "9 + nine, minus 6", answer: 12))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 5, question: "13 - three, plus 5", answer: 15))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 6, question: "7 + six, plus one", answer: 14))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 7, question: "22 + 8, - 2", answer: 28))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 8, question: "4 - four, + ten", answer: 10))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 9, question: "16 + four, minus three", answer: 17))
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humanCheckers.add(HumanChecker(id: 10, question: "twelve minus four, plus 8", answer: 16))
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return sample(humancheckers)
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proc getHCById*(id: int): HumanChecker =
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{.gcsafe.}:
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var hc {.threadvar.}: HumanChecker
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#prepareDb2SQL()
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for row in db2.rows(SelectHumanCheckerById, id):
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hc.id = row.getInt(0)
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hc.question = row.getString(1)
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hc.answer = row.getInt(2)
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return hc]#
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