Lazy syntax for boring components

[Wilm0r]

I like strava-gear! Takes some guesswork out of how much distance I get out of my chains etc. :) But writing the rule file feels a little repetitive especially for boring components like chains.

I've patched up process_rule() a little bit with this:

            for kind, name in v.items():
                if name.startswith("-"):
                    suffix = name[1:].strip("-")
                    if suffix:
                        v[kind] = "%s-%s-%s" % (k, kind, suffix)
                    elif "since" in kwargs:
                        v[kind] = "%s-%s-%s" % (k, kind, kwargs["since"].strftime("%Y%m"))
                    else:
                        v[kind] = "%s-%s-%s" % (k, kind, "000000")

So now I can just type role: -- and it'll name the part $BIKE-$ROLE-$YEAR$MONTH. Or role: -gp4k-2014 and it'll add the $BIKE-$ROLE prefix only, so I can at least track mildly interesting info like what model tyre I've installed that time. (And $BIKE-$ROLE-000000 for the stock-installed parts. -stock is nicer but doesn't sort as nicely.)

Am I the only one who likes this shorthand kind of syntax or is this worth a cleaned up PR?