| 1 | #!/usr/bin/python -tti
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| 2 |
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| 3 | # for tab completion
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| 4 | import rlcompleter
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| 5 | import readline
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| 6 | readline.parse_and_bind('tab: complete')
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| 7 |
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| 8 | import sys # for sys.exit() during bebugging mostly :-)
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| 9 | import types # for dynamic class construction
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| 10 | import time # for time.sleep
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| 11 | from pprint import pprint # for nice printing
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| 12 |
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| 13 | from keyword import iskeyword # in case dynamic methods are equal to keywords
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| 14 |
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| 15 | import pydim # for the C-API Dim Call Wrappers
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| 16 |
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| 17 | # using this line makes 'export DIM_DNS_NODE=daq' obsolete
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| 18 | pydim.dic_set_dns_node('daq')
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| 19 |
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| 20 | class FactDimServer( object ):
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| 21 |
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| 22 | def __init__(self, name):
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| 23 | """ sets name of instance to name of server, all uppercase
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| 24 | """
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| 25 | self.name = name.upper()
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| 26 |
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| 27 | def _cmd(self, cmdstr, *args):
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| 28 | """ used by all dynamicly created methods, which call a Dim CMD
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| 29 | """
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| 30 | cmdstr=self.name+'/'+cmdstr.upper()
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| 31 | desc = services[self.name][cmdstr.upper()][0]
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| 32 |
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| 33 | # there is a work around for a bug in pydim
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| 34 | # even if a command needs no argument, and desc is also empty string
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| 35 | # one has to give one ... need to tell Niko about it.
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| 36 | if not desc:
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| 37 | desc = 'I'
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| 38 | args=(1,)
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| 39 | pydim.dic_sync_cmnd_service(cmdstr, args, desc, timeout=None)
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| 40 |
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| 41 |
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| 42 | def _get(self, service):
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| 43 | """ used by all dynamicly created methods, which get a service
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| 44 | """
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| 45 | full_srv_name = self.name+'/'+service.upper()
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| 46 | desc = services[self.name][full_srv_name][0]
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| 47 | return pydim.dic_sync_info_service(full_srv_name, desc)
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| 48 |
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| 49 |
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| 50 | def __call__(self):
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| 51 | """ Wrapper / For Convenience
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| 52 | self.state() returns a string (if it exists)
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| 53 | *returns* numeric state code, parsed from return of self.state()
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| 54 | """
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| 55 | if hasattr(self, 'state'):
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| 56 | s = self.state()[0]
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| 57 | return int(s[ s.find('[')+1 : s.find(']') ])
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| 58 | else:
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| 59 | raise TypeError(self.name+' has no CMD called STATE')
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| 60 |
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| 61 | def wait(self, state_num, timeout=None):
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| 62 | """ waits for a certain state
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| 63 | BLOCKING
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| 64 | returns True if state was reached
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| 65 | returns False if timeout occured
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| 66 | raises TypeError if Server has no method state
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| 67 | """
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| 68 |
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| 69 | if not hasattr(self, 'state'):
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| 70 | raise TypeError(self.name+' has no CMD called STATE')
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| 71 | if timeout == None:
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| 72 | timeout = float('inf')
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| 73 | else:
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| 74 | timeout = float(timeout)
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| 75 | start = time.time()
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| 76 | while not self() == state_num:
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| 77 | time.sleep(0.1)
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| 78 | if time.time() >= start+timeout:
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| 79 | return False
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| 80 | return True
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| 81 |
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| 82 |
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| 83 |
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| 84 | # utility functions for dynamic addid of methods to classes
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| 85 | def add_command(cls, name):
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| 86 | meth_name = name.split('/')[1].lower()
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| 87 | if iskeyword(meth_name):
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| 88 | meth_name += '_cmd'
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| 89 |
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| 90 | # this is the new command, it simple calls the _cmd() method
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| 91 | def new_command(self, *args):
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| 92 | self._cmd(meth_name, *args)
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| 93 |
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| 94 | new_command.__name__ = meth_name
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| 95 |
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| 96 | # from this line on, the docstring of the method is created
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| 97 | if name in dd:
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| 98 | if not dd[name]:
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| 99 | new_command.__doc__ = "DESC in SERVICE_DESC is empty ?!"
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| 100 | else:
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| 101 | new_command.__doc__ = dd[name]
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| 102 | else:
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| 103 | new_command.__doc__ = "-- no DESC found in SERVICE_DESC --"
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| 104 | new_command.__doc__ += '\n'
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| 105 | new_command.__doc__ += services[name.split('/')[0]][name][0]
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| 106 |
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| 107 | # this line make the new_command() method, a method of the class cls
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| 108 | # giving it the name new_command.__name__
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| 109 | setattr( cls, new_command.__name__, new_command)
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| 110 |
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| 111 | # add_getter is very similar to add_command,
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| 112 | # the only difference is, that it calls _get() instead of _cmd()
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| 113 | # and since _get() has a return value, this return value is vorwarded to the user
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| 114 | def add_getter(cls, name):
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| 115 | meth_name = name.split('/')[1].lower()
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| 116 | if iskeyword(meth_name):
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| 117 | meth_name += '_cmd'
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| 118 | def new_command(self):
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| 119 | return self._get(meth_name)
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| 120 | new_command.__name__ = meth_name
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| 121 | if name in dd:
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| 122 | if not dd[name]:
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| 123 | new_command.__doc__ = "DESC in SERVICE_DESC is empty ?!"
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| 124 | else:
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| 125 | new_command.__doc__ = dd[name]
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| 126 | else:
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| 127 | new_command.__doc__ = "-- no DESC found in SERVICE_DESC --"
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| 128 | new_command.__doc__ += '\n'
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| 129 | new_command.__doc__ += services[name.split('/')[0]][name][0]
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| 130 | setattr( cls, new_command.__name__, new_command)
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| 131 |
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| 132 |
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| 133 |
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| 134 |
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| 135 |
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| 136 | # In order to create classes according to the Dim-Servers, currently connected
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| 137 | # to the DIS_DNS I have to parse DIS_DNS/SERVER_LIST
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| 138 | # This is done in two steps, first I get the list of Server Names from DIS_DNS
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| 139 | # and the I get the list of each servers services and cmds,
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| 140 | # from each servers SERVICE_LIST and the service/command description
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| 141 | # from each servers SERVICE_DESC
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| 142 | # I get quite a lot of information, which I store in python dicts, or
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| 143 | # even nested dicts, if necessary.
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| 144 |
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| 145 | def ParseDnsServerList():
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| 146 | # making server list
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| 147 | rawlist = pydim.dic_sync_info_service('DIS_DNS/SERVER_LIST','C')
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| 148 | # the output needs to be treated a bit .. it is a tuple with only one long string in it
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| 149 | # the string contains | and the strange character \x00
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| 150 | # I use both to cut the list apart
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| 151 | rawlist = rawlist[0].split('\x00')
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| 152 | servers_n_hosts = rawlist[0].split('|')
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| 153 | server_ids = rawlist[1].split('|')
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| 154 |
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| 155 | servers = {}
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| 156 | for i,snh in enumerate(servers_n_hosts):
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| 157 | snh = snh.split('@')
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| 158 | s = snh[0]
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| 159 | h = snh[1]
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| 160 | sid = server_ids[i]
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| 161 | servers[s] = (sid, h)
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| 162 |
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| 163 | return servers
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| 164 |
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| 165 |
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| 166 |
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| 167 | # servers should be a dict containing uppercase server names as keys,
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| 168 | # the values are not needed, so it might be any iteratable python listlike type
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| 169 | # to be precise
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| 170 | def ParseServersServiceList( servers )
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| 171 |
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| 172 | services = {}
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| 173 | dd = {}
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| 174 | for server in servers:
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| 175 | # sl_raw is a tuple, with an really long string, which needs to be parsed
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| 176 | sl_raw = pydim.dic_sync_info_service(server+'/SERVICE_LIST','C')[0]
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| 177 |
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| 178 | # even without parsing, I can find out, if this server also gives me a
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| 179 | # service description list. In case it does not, this is fine as well
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| 180 | # the doc string of the dynamicly created methods, will then contain
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| 181 | # a note, that therer was no SERVICE_DESC ...
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| 182 | if server+'/SERVICE_DESC' in sl_raw:
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| 183 | sd_raw = pydim.dic_sync_info_service(server+'/SERVICE_DESC','C')[0]
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| 184 | else:
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| 185 | sd_raw = ''
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| 186 |
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| 187 | # now before parsing, I strip off all ASCII zeroes '\x00' and all
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| 188 | # line breaks off the *end* of the long string of both
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| 189 | # the service list sl
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| 190 | # and service description sd
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| 191 | #
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| 192 | # I think in sl_raw were alse some '\x00' in the middle .. these
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| 193 | # are replaced by nothing, in case they are there.
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| 194 | sl_raw = sl_raw.rstrip('\x00\n')
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| 195 | sl_raw = sl_raw.replace('\x00','')
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| 196 | sd_raw = sd_raw.rstrip('\x00\n')
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| 197 |
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| 198 | # The lists are seperated by line breaks, so I split them using this
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| 199 | sl = sl_raw.split('\n')
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| 200 | sd = sd_raw.split('\n')
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| 201 |
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| 202 | # First I parse the service descriptons, so I have them available,
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| 203 | # when I create the dict full of services.
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| 204 | # All desciptions look like this
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| 205 | # 'SERVER/SERVICE=some descriptive text' or
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| 206 | # 'SERVER/SERVICE='
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| 207 | # this I use to create the dictionary.
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| 208 | # create descripton dict dd from service_desc list sd
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| 209 | for d_str in sd:
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| 210 | service,equalsign,desc = d_str.partition('=')
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| 211 | #if '=' != equalsign:
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| 212 | # print "Error: server:", server, "desc:", d_str
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| 213 | dd[service] = desc
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| 214 |
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| 215 | # Now I fill ther services dict. Each server gets a nested dict
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| 216 | # inside services.
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| 217 | # Each service is explained in a string with a '|' in between.
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| 218 | # I use this for spliting.
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| 219 | # The string look like this
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| 220 | # SERVER/SERVICE|format-desc-str(e.g. I:2;C)|-empty- or CMD or RPC|
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| 221 | services[server] = {}
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| 222 | for service in sl:
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| 223 | service = service.split('|')
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| 224 | if service[0] in dd:
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| 225 | services[server][service[0]] = (
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| 226 | service[1], service[2], dd[service[0]])
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| 227 | return services
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| 228 |
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| 229 |
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| 230 | servers = ParseDnsServerList()
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| 231 | services = ParseServersServiceList( servers )
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| 232 |
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| 233 | # create one class for each Fact Dim Server
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| 234 | FactDimServerClasses = []
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| 235 | for server_name in servers:
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| 236 | FactDimServerClasses.append(
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| 237 | types.ClassType( server_name, (FactDimServer,), {}) )
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| 238 |
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| 239 | # create an instace of each of the classes
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| 240 | # and make it globally known, i.e. known to the Python interpreter
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| 241 | # all the ServerClass instances are collected in a list
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| 242 | # so one can get a quick overview --> print dims
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| 243 | all_dims = []
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| 244 | for i,server_name in enumerate(servers):
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| 245 | new_instance = FactDimServerClasses[i](server_name)
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| 246 | all_dims.append( new_instance )
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| 247 | del new_instance
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| 248 |
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| 249 | dims = []
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| 250 | #print "connecting to Dim Servers... "
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| 251 | for dim in all_dims:
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| 252 | # print dim.name.lower()
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| 253 | if dim.name == 'DIS_DNS':
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| 254 | continue
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| 255 | globals()[dim.name.lower()] = dim
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| 256 | dims.append(dim)
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| 257 |
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| 258 | for i,dim in enumerate(all_dims):
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| 259 | for cmd in services[dim.name]:
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| 260 | if 'CMD' in services[dim.name][cmd][1]:
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| 261 | cmdname = cmd.split('/')[1]
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| 262 | add_command(FactDimServerClasses[i], cmd)
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| 263 | elif not services[dim.name][cmd][1]:
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| 264 | cmdname = cmd.split('/')[1]
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| 265 | add_getter(FactDimServerClasses[i], cmd)
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| 266 |
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| 267 | ##############################################################################
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| 268 | # class for colored printing
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| 269 |
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| 270 | class bcolors:
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| 271 | HEADER = '\033[95m'
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| 272 | OKBLUE = '\033[94m'
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| 273 | OKGREEN = '\033[92m'
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| 274 | WARNING = '\033[93m'
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| 275 | FAIL = '\033[91m'
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| 276 | ENDC = '\033[0m'
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| 277 |
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| 278 | def disable(self):
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| 279 | self.HEADER = ''
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| 280 | self.OKBLUE = ''
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| 281 | self.OKGREEN = ''
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| 282 | self.WARNING = ''
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| 283 | self.FAIL = ''
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| 284 | self.ENDC = ''
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| 285 |
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| 286 | ##############################################################################
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| 287 | # class which implements colored printing
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| 288 | # method calls can be used instead of Python print calls
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| 289 | # for conveniently printing colored output.
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| 290 |
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| 291 |
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| 292 | class MSG( bcolors):
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| 293 | def __init__(self, verbose = True):
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| 294 | """ create MSG instance,
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| 295 | default is verbose,
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| 296 | sets self.output
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| 297 |
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| 298 | if:
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| 299 | self.*output* = True, object behaves as expeted
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| 300 | if False, no call return anything
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| 301 | """
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| 302 | self.output = verbose
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| 303 |
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| 304 | def fail(self, text ):
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| 305 | """ print in RED
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| 306 | """
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| 307 | text = str(text)
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| 308 | if self.output:
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| 309 | print bcolors.FAIL + "ERROR:" + bcolors.ENDC,
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| 310 | print bcolors.FAIL + text + bcolors.ENDC
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| 311 |
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| 312 | def warn(self, text ):
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| 313 | """ print in YELLOW
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| 314 | """
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| 315 | text = str(text)
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| 316 | if self.output:
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| 317 | print bcolors.WARNING + text + bcolors.ENDC
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| 318 |
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| 319 | def ok(self, text ):
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| 320 | """ print in GREEN
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| 321 | """
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| 322 | text = str(text)
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| 323 | if self.output:
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| 324 | print bcolors.OKGREEN + text + bcolors.ENDC
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| 325 |
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| 326 | def __call__(self, *args):
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| 327 | """ print as Python print would do
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| 328 | """
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| 329 | if self.output:
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| 330 | for arg in args:
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| 331 | print arg,
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| 332 | print
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| 333 |
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