def print_menu():

print("""Choose a number:

1. Print all books

2. Add a book

3. Delete a book

4. Update a book

0. QUIT""")

"""

print("Hello, Welcome to your reading list.")

while(True):

print_menu()

response = int(input())

if response == 1:

print("Here are all of your books")

elif response == 2:

print("adding a book")

elif response == 3:

print("Deleting a book")

elif response == 4:

print("Updating a book")

else:

print("Good luck reading!")

break

"""

########### CONUMSING SDK ##########

#This brought up some questions on SDK design

#Should deleting/updating a book require book object or just title? ID? So many options

#Not very easy to maintain object as you might easily do with a UI.

import booksSDK

from book import Book

print("Hello, Welcome to your reading list.")

while(True):

print_menu()

response = int(input())

if response == 1:

print("Here are all of your books:")

for book in booksSDK.get_books():

print(book)

elif response == 2:

print("Title?")

title = input()

print("Pages?")

pages = input()

booksSDK.add_book(Book(title, pages))

elif response == 3:

print("Title?")

title = input()

print("Pages?")

pages = input()

booksSDK.delete_book(Book(title, pages))

elif response == 4:

print("Current title?")

current_title = input()

print("Current pages?")

current_pages = input()

print("New title (s for same)")

new_title = input()

if str.lower(new_title) == 's':

new_title = current_title

print("New pages? (s for same)")

new_pages = input()

if str.lower(new_pages) == 's':

new_pages = current_pages

booksSDK.update_book(Book(current_title, current_pages), new_title, new_pages)

else:

print("Good luck reading!")

break