Command line app for logging rock climbing ascents. Ascents are logged in a SQLite database table with the following fields:
route: Name of the route.grade: Grade of the route in terms of the Yosemite Decimal System (YDS).crag: Name of the crag, or general climbing area, where the route is located.date: Date of first recorded ascent.
An ascent is defined as a redpoint ascent (i.e., successfully leading the route with no falls or takes).
$ ascents -h
usage: ascents [-h] [-V] {init,log,drop,analyze,search} database
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Initialize ascent database:
$ ascents init ascent.db
Initializing ascent database: ascent.db
Successfully initialized database
Log an ascent:
$ ascents log ascent.db
Enter the name of the route: Slither
Enter the grade of the route: 5.7
Enter the name of the crag where the route is located: Reimers Ranch
Enter the date of the ascent in YYYY-MM-DD format (or 't' for today or 'y' for yesterday): 2022-06-27
Ascent to be logged: Slither 5.7 at Reimers Ranch on 2022-06-27
Log the above ascent in ascent.db (y/n)? y
Successfully logged the above ascent
Search the database:
$ ascents search ascent.db
Searching ascent.db
Case-sensitive matching, globbing allowed
Empty field matches everything
route:
grade: 5.7
crag:
date: 2022*
Order by 'date' or 'grade' (default='date')?
Result(s):
Slither 5.7 at Reimers Ranch on 2022-06-27
Analyze the database:
$ ascents analyze ascent.db
Analysis of ascents in ascent.db
Generated on Thu Sep 19 2024 01:53:44 PM
Total number of ascents: 1
Count of ascents by year:
1 2022
Count of ascents by crag:
1 Reimers Ranch
Count of ascents by grade:
1 5.7
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