Added private and public comments

README.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Within Python Virtual Environment:
 
 2. Run `python peers.py` (or `sqlite-peers.py` for sqlite3 version) to collect and store all needed data from your server peers.  
 
-3. Edit `software.txt` file, add the software you want to block, one per line, and save it. 
+3. Edit `software.txt` file, add the software you want to block and the reason to do it, one pair software and reason per line, separating software and reason with a single space. Then save it.
 
 4. Run `python blocksoft.py` (or `sqlite-bs.py` for sqlite3 version) to block the configured software.  
 

blocksoft.py

@@ -109,13 +109,15 @@ class DomainBlocks():
 
         return (mastodon, self.mastodon_hostname, headers)
     
-    def domain_blocks_create(self, server):
+    def domain_blocks_create(self, server, priv_comment, pub_comment):
 
         data = {
                 'domain': server,
                 'severity': 'suspend',
                 'reject_media': 'true',
                 'reject_reports': 'true',
+                'private_comment': priv_comment,
+                'public_comment': pub_comment,
                 'obfuscate': 'true',
                 }
         
@@ -486,9 +488,15 @@ if __name__ == '__main__':
 
     Lines = soft_file.readlines()
     
-    for software in Lines:
+    for softline in Lines:
 
-        software = software.replace('\n', '')
+        split_char = ' '
+
+        software = softline.partition(split_char)[0]
+        
+        private_comment = softline.partition(split_char)[2]
+
+        public_comment = softline.partition(split_char)[2]
 
         print(f'checking software {software}...')
 
@@ -496,7 +504,7 @@ if __name__ == '__main__':
 
         for server in servers_list:
 
-            blocker.domain_blocks_create(server)
+            blocker.domain_blocks_create(server, private_comment, public_comment )