Exhibit A: Reveries from our classist past

move_document.py

class Document:
    def __init__(self, source_doc, dest_doc):
        '''Instantiate the document object with Google Docs id and Destination Name'''
        self.source_doc = source_doc
        self.dest_doc = dest_doc
        self.content = [""]
        self.processed = ""
    
    def get_document(self):
        '''
        Use Google API to get the contents of the document
        needs to handle API authentication 
              __|__
        *---o--(_)--o---*
        self.source_doc is an identifier for the document in API
        read in content API responce into a list of strings in self.content
        returns self.content and assigns it inplace
        '''
        print("Getting the document.")
        pass

    def process_document(self):
        '''
        Prepare the document content extracted from the API for sending to the form
        process the strings in self.content and combine into a single long formatted string
        returns self.processed and assigns it inplace
        '''
        print("Processing the document.")
        pass
    
    def publish_document(self):
        '''
        Send the formatted document from self.processed into a destination form
        self.content needs to be sent to the target system using an API,
        an existing protocol to transfer files, or Selenium if a web-form
        self.name is the identifier of the document in the target system
        returns status code of the operation
        '''
        print("Publishing the document.")
        pass

example = Document("i_am_a_doc_id", "i_am_a_target_name")

example.get_document()
example.process_document()
example.publish_document()

# you could also interact with the outputs of each to figure out how to process them by assigning, as in
# document_content = example.get_document()
# processed = example.process_document() and so on