Add support for --sleep in importImages

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added an option to automatically determine the delay between image imports based on the number of files present.
  • Introduced a new command-line argument to manually set the sleep duration between importing images.

• Tests

  • Added and updated tests to verify the new and existing image import sleep functionality.

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Walkthrough

A dynamic sleep interval feature was added to the image import process in the mwimport tool. This introduces a new command-line argument, --images-sleep, which allows manual or automatic configuration of the sleep duration between image imports, based on the number of files in the images directory. Corresponding tests were added and updated.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
miraheze/mediawiki/mwimport.py	Added --images-sleep argument, logic for automatic sleep calculation, and updated script generation.
tests/test_mwimport.py	Added tests for --images-sleep argument and updated script expectation tests for sleep flag.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ArgParser
    participant MWImport
    participant FileSystem

    User->>ArgParser: Run mwimport with --images and optional --images-sleep
    ArgParser->>MWImport: Parse arguments
    MWImport->>FileSystem: (If --images-sleep < 0) Count image files
    FileSystem-->>MWImport: Return file count
    MWImport->>MWImport: Calculate sleep (1 if count >= threshold, else 0)
    MWImport->>MWImport: Prepare importImages script with --sleep flag

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Possibly related PRs

• miraheze/python-functions#119: Adds foundational argument parsing and script generation logic that the current PR extends with dynamic sleep time calculation for image imports.

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Poem

A bunny paused between each hop,
To let the images gently drop.
With sleep set smart or by your hand,
It counts the files across the land.
Now imports rest, then onward leap—
Hopping code that knows when to sleep! 🐇

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