Changes the dialog window that pops up for any exception to tell
the user to read Python's output (i.e. the stacktrace).
Also, handles the common failure of having too small a window and
trying to create a new ncurses dialog box. There is now a specific
failure message, so people know to make their terminal bigger.
Useful!
Basically, this commit removes email sending code that asked the
user for a CSC username and email to authenticate to an SMTP server
to send a mass email. Now, we just use the system utility 'sendmail'
to do it, which means you don't have to enter in your email creds
to send a mass email once you're already logged in.
Magic!
-Tweaked email body wording
-Added To: field
-Added librarian@ as a recipient of reminder emails
-Added a confirmation that emails were sent
-Added ability to cancel email sending (by using cancel button)
-Added a nice confirmation dialog at the end of sending
reminder emails to keep the librarian's hopes up
- Pull out email generation into a new module so that the email
message itself can be tested.
- Add a "backdoor" for the email login screen that writes emails to
text files under test_emails/ instead of sending them.
- Add a GNU expect script to automate email reminder testing using
the above features.
Now, in any book browser window, you can add every
selected book to one category.
When you are browsing the books in a category, you
can remove every selected book from that category.
The checkout process should be way more convenient
now!
Also, when viewing books (by pressing Enter), you
can see their categories and see if they're
checked out.
Some are obvious and urgent (like adding *one*
category instead of one for every letter), some
are debatable (like changing the window size and
the scrolling behavior).
John Oss
Charlie Wang
Zachary Seguin
Patrick Melanson
Connor Murphy
Felix Bauckholt
Gianni Gambetti
John Ladan
Christopher Hawthorne