top_ranker.py

import ranker_functions

# Main program #
if __name__ == '__main__':
    score_acum = dict() # Initialize the dictionary

    print("Welcome to the Top Ranker!")
    print("This simple script takes a text file with one item per line, ranked in descending order, and saves it.")
    print("Adding more files will accumulate the items and save you a top with the highest ranked items of all lists combined.")
    print("Please enter what type of top you're doing (Game, Album, Movie, etc) in singular:\n")

    type_top = input()

    print("\nNow enter how many items your top will have (make sure your text files have the same amount!):\n")

    num_top = int(input())
    
    print("\nHow many lists will you load?\n")

    num_lists = int(input())
    print()

    i = 0

    # Juicy part
    while i < num_lists:
        ls = ranker_functions.load_list(num_top) # Loads the text file

        order = input("\nIs your list in order? (y/n):\n")

        order.lower()
        
        if order == 'y' or order == 'yes':
            ranker_functions.add_list(ls, score_acum) # Adds items to dictionary

        else:
            ranker_functions.add_list_no_order(ls, score_acum) # Adds items to dictionary
            

        ranker_functions.save_top(score_acum, num_top, type_top) # Ranks them and saves the top to a text file

        i += 1

    print("\nFinished! The resulting top has been save into a text file.\n")

    while True:
        print_dict = input('Wanna print the whole list by name order? Useful for checking spelling etc.(y/n):\n')

        if print_dict.lower() == 'y' or print_dict.lower() == 'yes':
            for item in sorted(score_acum):
                print(item)

            break

        else:
            break