def migrate(db, trackers):
    c = db.cursor()
    tracker = trackers["cigarette"]
    habit_dict = {
        "archived": 0,
        "color": 11,
        "name": tracker["label"],
        "description": "smoking",
        "freq_den": 1,
        "freq_num": 1,
        "highlight": 0,
        "position": 4,
        "question": "Did you smoke today punk?",
        "uuid": tracker["id"],
    }
    add_to_database(c, habit_dict)

    # DEBUGGING
    c.execute("""select * from Habits""")
    print(c.fetchall())


def add_to_database(cursor, habit_dict):
    placeholder = ", ".join("?" * len(habit_dict))
    columns = ", ".join(habit_dict.keys())
    values = list(habit_dict.values())
    sql = "insert into `{table}` ({columns}) values ({values});".format(
        table="Habits", columns=columns, values=placeholder
    )
    cursor.execute(sql, values)


# grab next tracker info

# look for unique id of next habit
#   if exists skip and warn user

# insert tracker into habit table

# FOR REPETITION MIGRATION
# c.execute(
#     """
#     INSERT INTO
#     Repetitions(id, habit, timestamp, value)
#     VALUES (NULL, 5, 1629676800000, 2)
#     """
# )
# c.execute(
#     """
#     INSERT INTO
#     Repetitions(id, habit, timestamp, value)
#     VALUES (NULL, 6, 1629676800000, 2)
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )
#     """
# )