Refactor methods, and also add "super" support for "spooked" and "job" #7
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The various commands differ primarily in the command name and the text printed. Add a method "print_text" to handle most of the formatting, and have the other methods call that.
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The diff for the refactoring is messy, and I also didn't want to have two things in the same PR. I've opened a new one at #8 . |
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I noticed there was no "super" version of the message for "git spooked" and "git job", so I decided to add them. I then noticed that a lot of the code was duplicated, so I refactored it into a common printing method. (Maybe this should be two pull requests?)
This is probably my first time actually coding Python 😮 Please let me know if I should fix some things.