Vorstellung des Ausfallzeitenrechners im JF von Abt. 2.5.

Initiale Kritik: Kommentarfeld, speichern als PDF, Datumsformat

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+# test.py
+from date_calculator import DateCalculator
+from calendar_manager import CalendarManager
+from prediction_controller import PredictionController
+		
+
+        
+def test_calculate_prediction():
+    # Input event dates as strings
+    event1_str = ["2023-01-01", "2023-01-10"]
+    event2_str = ["2023-01-05", "2023-01-15"]
+
+    # Input full project dates as strings
+    project1_str = ["2025-01-02", "2025-02-11"]
+
+    # Input half project dates as strings
+    project2_str = ["2025-02-01", "2025-06-30"]
+    project3_str = ["2024-05-05", "2024-06-07"]
+
+    date_calculator = DateCalculator()
+    calendar_manager = CalendarManager()
+    prediction_controller = PredictionController(calendar_manager, date_calculator, ["Erziehungszeit 100%", "Erziehungszeit 50%", "Erziehungszeit pauschal", "Sonstige"])
+    
+    calendar_manager.add_entry(event1_str[0], event1_str[1], "Sonstige")
+    calendar_manager.add_entry(event2_str[0], event2_str[1], "Sonstige")
+    calendar_manager.add_entry(project1_str[0], project1_str[1], "Erziehungszeit 100%")
+    calendar_manager.add_entry(project2_str[0], project2_str[1], "Erziehungszeit 50%")
+    calendar_manager.add_entry(project3_str[0], project3_str[1], "Erziehungszeit 50%")
+
+    # Set launch date and duration
+    prediction_controller.make_prediction("2023-01-01", 2)
+
+    prediction = prediction_controller.get_prediction()
+
+    # Output the result
+    print(f"Predicted completion date: {prediction}")
+    print(calendar_manager.list_entries())
+
+# Run the test
+test_calculate_prediction()
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