Hydration

[matin]

Add hydration stats.

Closes issue #54

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Updated various test functions to use @pytest.mark.vcr() decorator for enhanced consistency in testing.

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Walkthrough

The changes across multiple test files involve updating the @pytest.mark.vcr decorator to include parentheses (@pytest.mark.vcr()). This ensures that the decorator is consistently used, possibly affecting how VCR (virtual cassette recorder) handles HTTP interactions for test recordings and replays.

Changes

File	Change Summary
tests/stats/test_sleep_stats.py	Updated @pytest.mark.vcr to @pytest.mark.vcr() in test_daily_sleep function.
tests/stats/test_steps.py	Updated @pytest.mark.vcr to @pytest.mark.vcr() in test_daily_steps and test_weekly_steps.
tests/stats/test_stress.py	Updated @pytest.mark.vcr to @pytest.mark.vcr() in multiple stress test functions.
tests/test_http.py	Updated @pytest.mark.vcr to @pytest.mark.vcr() in multiple HTTP-related test functions.
tests/test_sso.py	Updated @pytest.mark.vcr to @pytest.mark.vcr() in multiple SSO-related test functions.
tests/test_users.py	Updated @pytest.mark.vcr to @pytest.mark.vcr() in test_user_profile and test_user_setttings.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests :white_check_mark:

Project coverage is 100.00%. Comparing base (87abab3) to head (4546623). Report is 45 commits behind head on main.

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@coderabbitai suggest changes to the README

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@matin: Based on the recent changes, I suggest adding the following section to the README to document the new DailyHydration class:

Hydration

Daily hydration statistics

garth.DailyHydration.list("2023-07-23", 2)

[
    DailyHydration(
        calendar_date=datetime.date(2023, 7, 22),
        value_in_ml=2000,
        goal_in_ml=2500
    ),
    DailyHydration(
        calendar_date=datetime.date(2023, 7, 23),
        value_in_ml=2100,
        goal_in_ml=2500
    )
]

This addition will help users understand how to access and use the new hydration stats feature.

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#!/bin/bash
# Locate and display the contents of the README file to understand its current structure and content.
fd -I -H -t f -i 'readme' | xargs cat

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[matin]

Closed in favor of fresh implementation in #121, which was merged. Hydration reading support is now available in v0.5.14.