task_list.rb

# Today we'll be creating a Task List for an individual
# who has a lot of errands and tasks to complete and multiple
# locations or stores to go to in order to complete them.

# Create a class for a Task List.

# All TaskList instances should have an owner and a dute date
# passed in on creation. For instance, our owner could be "Tyler"
# and his due date would be "Sunday". The owner should not be
# changeable but you should be able to read it outside of the class.
# The due date should be readable and writeable outside of the class.

# We may have multiple locations to go to in order to complete our
# tasks, for instance we may need to go to Target to pick up batteries.
# Create a list instance variable which can hold the location and tasks at
# each location. It should be empty on creation.

# When we think of a new location we need to go to, we'll need to save
# it in our list and set it up to hold multiple tasks. Create an instance
# method that will save the new location to the list with the ability to
# hold multiple tasks. If the location already exists in our list, notify
# the user that the location is already on the list.

# When we add a new task to the list, we'll need to also say which location
# the task should be completed. Create an instance method to save a task and its
# location to the list. If the location doesn't exist in the list yet,
# we'll need to create it, and then add the task. If the location
# already exists, then we'll need to check if that task already exists
# for the location. Check if that tasks is in our records for the location,
# if it's not, add it. If the task already exists, notify the user
# that the task is already on their list!

# Congrats, you completed a task - cross it off your list! Create an instance
# method to delete a task off it's location records. If the specified
# location includes the task, delete it. If the specified location
# does not include the task, notify the user that they don't
# have that task on their list.

# Man, you sure have a lot to do! Print out your list in a user
# friendly way, printing each location and then each of the tasks
# needed to be accomplished there below it. Like the following:
# "At Target:"
# "pick up batteries"
# "get new toothpaste"
# "At pet store:"
# "pick out new chew toy"
# "At post office:"
# "mail Grandma's birthday present"
# "buy new stamps"

# Uh oh, have you done everything on your task list by the due date?
# Create a predicate instance method is_past_due? that uses the current
# day as an argument and checks to see if your task list is past due.
# You'll need to compare the days of the week to each other in some way.
# Don't forget that if you have no tasks on your list, then nothing is past due!

class TaskList

  attr_reader :owner
  attr_accessor :due_date

  def initialize(owner, due_date)
    @owner = owner
    @due_date = due_date
    @list = {}
  end

  def new_location(location)
    if !@list[location]
      @list[location] = []
    else
      p "We're already stopping at #{location}! Add tasks to your list."
    end
  end

  def add_task(task, location)
    new_location(location)
    if @list[location].include? task
      p "Already have #{task} on the list!"
    else
      @list[location] << task
    end
  end

  def remove_task(task, location)
    if @list[location].include? task
      @list[location].delete(task)
    else
      p "Looks like you don't have that on your list"
    end
  end

  def show_list
    @list.each do |location, tasks|
      p "At #{location}:"
      tasks.each do |task|
        p task
      end
    end
  end

  def is_past_due?(current_day)
    days_of_week = [
      "Sunday",
      "Monday",
      "Tuesday",
      "Wednesday",
      "Thursday",
      "Friday",
      "Saturday"
    ]

    past_due = nil

    if @list.values.any? { |tasks| tasks != [] }
      if days_of_week.index(current_day.capitalize) > days_of_week.index(@due_date.capitalize)
        past_due = true
      else
        p "You've still got time to finish your tasks!"
        past_due = false
      end
    else
      p "You have no more tasks. Good job!"
      past_due = false
    end
   p past_due
  end

end

# saturday_list = TaskList.new("Andrew", "Wednesday")

# saturday_list.new_location("Target")
# saturday_list.add_task("get AA batteries", "Target")
# saturday_list.add_task("get 4 avocadoes", "Marianos")
# saturday_list.add_task("get 4 avocadoes", "Marianos")
# saturday_list.show_list
# saturday_list.is_past_due?("Monday")