Reflection Scanner

Loads your reflection files into a DB and queries them by task name, outputting the data as a TSV. Also outputs a DB so you can query yourself if you want.

Reflection files

I've been using these at work for a while. The structure of my files are generally as follows:

• Sections are the top levels. Like "Good" or "Bad" in this example. Empty sections are ignored.
  • The Good section has it's own table and compiles with categories. All other sections will be saved without any parsing beyond links.
• Tasks are anything within a section. They are recursive and will be stored with all parent's text.
• Categories preface tasks and are single characters. I use "M" for "Meta" or "P" for "Project work", etc. Categories are inherited by all children when applied to a parent.
• Links in the task text will be extracted and put into their own column.

## 19690420

Whatever notes are up here. Not parsed.
### Reflection

- Good
 - Team
 - M: Ran team sync up.
 - P: Refresh Project
 - Buttons
 - D: Talked with team about how to improve buttons.
 - [Fixed broken buttons in 10.1.1](http://example.com). And another [thing](http://zombo.com).
- Bad
 - Didn't do XYZ.
- Any other sections you would want

Development

• Create a new environment: python -m venv env.
• Install requirements: pip3 install -r requirements.txt.
• Use pytest: pytest
• use coverage.py: coverage run -m pytest, coverage html