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seweb/seagraph.py
2024-07-12 10:31:34 +02:00

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from datetime import date
import time
import sys
import os
import logging
import json
import numpy as np
class PrettyFloat(float):
"""saves bandwidth when converting to JSON
a lot of numbers originally have a fixed (low) number of decimal digits
as the binary representation is not exact, it might happen, that a
lot of superfluous digits are transmitted:
str(1/10*3) == '0.30000000000000004'
str(PrettyFloat(1/10*3)) == '0.3'
"""
def __repr__(self):
return '%.15g' % self
#encode = "!#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~"
def get_abs_time(times):
now = int(time.time() + 0.999)
oneyear = 365 * 24 * 3600
return [t + now if t < oneyear else t for t in times]
class Scanner(object):
def __init__(self, directory, test_day=None):
self.directory = directory
self.last_time = {}
self.test_day = test_day
def scan(self, variable, timerange, result):
"""return value is true when there are aditionnal points after the time range"""
start, to, now = get_abs_time(timerange + [0])
old = None
t = 0
for di in range(date.fromtimestamp(start).toordinal(), date.fromtimestamp(to).toordinal() + 1):
d = date.fromordinal(di)
year, mon, day = self.test_day if self.test_day else (d.year, d.month, d.day)
path = self.directory + "logger/%d/%s/%.2d-%.2d.log" % \
(year, variable.lower(), mon, day)
try:
# logging.info("logger path %s", path)
with open(path) as f:
t0 = time.mktime((d.year, d.month, d.day, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -1))
for line in f:
if line[0] != '#':
t = t0 + (int(line[0:2]) * 60 + int(line[3:5])) * 60 + int(line[6:8])
if line[-1:] == '\n':
value = line[9:-1]
else:
value = line[9:]
if t < start:
old = value
else:
if old is not None:
self.next(start, old, result)
old = None
self.next(t, value, result)
if t > to:
break
except IOError:
# print(f'error reading {path}')
pass
if t < start:
#if t == 0:
# t = start
if old is not None:
self.next(t, old, result)
if t != self.last_time.get(variable,0):
self.last_time[variable] = t
return True
return False
class NumericScanner(Scanner):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
Scanner.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
def next(self, t, value, result):
try:
value = PrettyFloat(value)
except:
value = None
result.append([PrettyFloat(t), value])
#self.value = value
#self.last = t
def get_message(self, variables, timerange, show_empty=True):
self.dirty = False
result = {}
for var in variables:
self.last = 0
curve = []
if self.scan(var, timerange, curve):
self.dirty = True
if show_empty or len(curve) > 1:
result[var] = curve
return result
class ColorMap(object):
'''
ColorMap is using official CSS color names, with the exception of Green, as this
is defined differently with X11 colors than in SEA, and used heavily in config files.
Here Green is an alias to Lime (#00FF00) and MidGreen is #008000, which is called Green in CSS.
The function to_code is case insensitive and accepts also names with underscores.
The order is choosen by M. Zolliker for the SEA client, originally only the first 16 were used.
'''
hex_name = (("#FFFFFF","White"), ("#FF0000","Red"), ("#00FF00","Lime"), ("#0000FF","Blue"), ("#FF00FF","Magenta"),
("#FFFF00","Yellow"), ("#00FFFF","Cyan"), ("#000000","Black"), ("#FFA500","Orange"), ("#006400","DarkGreen"),
("#9400D3","DarkViolet"), ("#A52A2A","Brown"), ("#87CEEB","SkyBlue"), ("#808080","Gray"), ("#FF69B4","HotPink"),
("#FFFFE0","LightYellow"), ("#00FF7F","SpringGreen"), ("#000080","Navy"), ("#1E90FF","DodgerBlue"),
("#9ACD32","YellowGreen"), ("#008B8B","DarkCyan"), ("#808000","Olive"), ("#DEB887","BurlyWood"),
("#7B68EE","MediumSlateBlue"), ("#483D8B","DarkSlateBlue"), ("#98FB98","PaleGreen"), ("#FF1493","DeepPink"),
("#FF6347","Tomato"), ("#32CD32","LimeGreen"), ("#DDA0DD","Plum"), ("#7FFF00","Chartreuse"), ("#800080","Purple"),
("#00CED1","DarkTurquoise"), ("#8FBC8F","DarkSeaGreen"), ("#4682B4","SteelBlue"), ("#800000","Maroon"),
("#3CB371","MediumSeaGreen"), ("#FF4500","OrangeRed"), ("#BA55D3","MediumOrchid"), ("#2F4F4F","DarkSlateGray"),
("#CD853F","Peru"), ("#228B22","ForestGreen"), ("#48D1CC","MediumTurquoise"), ("#DC143C","Crimson"),
("#D3D3D3","LightGray"), ("#ADFF2F","GreenYellow"), ("#7FFFD4","Aquamarine"), ("#BC8F8F","RosyBrown"),
("#20B2AA","LightSeaGreen"), ("#C71585","MediumVioletRed"), ("#F0E68C","Khaki"), ("#6495ED","CornflowerBlue"),
("#556B2F","DarkOliveGreen"), ("#CD5C5C","IndianRed "), ("#2E8B57","SeaGreen"), ("#F08080","LightCoral"),
("#8A2BE2","BlueViolet"), ("#AFEEEE","PaleTurquoise"), ("#4169E1","RoyalBlue"), ("#0000CD","MediumBlue"),
("#B8860B","DarkGoldenRod"), ("#00BFFF","DeepSkyBlue"), ("#FFC0CB","Pink"), ("#4B0082","Indigo "), ("#A0522D","Sienna"),
("#FFD700","Gold"), ("#F4A460","SandyBrown"), ("#DAA520","GoldenRod"), ("#DA70D6","Orchid"), ("#E6E6FA","Lavender"),
("#5F9EA0","CadetBlue"), ("#D2691E","Chocolate"), ("#66CDAA","MediumAquaMarine"), ("#6B8E23","OliveDrab"),
("#A9A9A9","DarkGray"), ("#BDB76B","DarkKhaki"), ("#696969","DimGray"), ("#B0C4DE","LightSteelBlue"),
("#191970","MidnightBlue"), ("#FFE4C4","Bisque"), ("#6A5ACD","SlateBlue"), ("#EE82EE","Violet"),
("#8B4513","SaddleBrown"), ("#FF7F50","Coral"), ("#008000","MidGreen"), ("#DB7093","PaleVioletRed"), ("#C0C0C0","Silver"),
("#E0FFFF","LightCyan"), ("#9370DB","MediumPurple"), ("#FF8C00","DarkOrange"), ("#00FA9A","MediumSpringGreen"),
("#E9967A","DarkSalmon"), ("#778899","LightSlateGray"), ("#9932CC","DarkOrchid"), ("#EEE8AA","PaleGoldenRod"),
("#F8F8FF","GhostWhite"), ("#FFA07A","LightSalmon"), ("#ADD8E6","LightBlue"), ("#D8BFD8","Thistle"),
("#FFE4E1","MistyRose"), ("#FFDEAD","NavajoWhite"), ("#40E0D0","Turquoise"), ("#90EE90","LightGreen"),
("#B22222","FireBrick"), ("#008080","Teal"), ("#F0FFF0","HoneyDew"), ("#FFFACD","LemonChiffon"), ("#FFF5EE","SeaShell"),
("#F5F5DC","Beige"), ("#DCDCDC","Gainsboro"), ("#FA8072","Salmon"), ("#8B008B","DarkMagenta"), ("#FFB6C1","LightPink"),
("#708090","SlateGray"), ("#87CEFA","LightSkyBlue"), ("#FFEFD5","PapayaWhip"), ("#D2B48C","Tan"), ("#FFFFF0","Ivory"),
("#F0FFFF","Azure"), ("#F5DEB3","Wheat"), ("#00008B","DarkBlue"), ("#FFDAB9","PeachPuff"), ("#8B0000","DarkRed"),
("#FAF0E6","Linen"), ("#B0E0E6","PowderBlue"), ("#FFE4B5","Moccasin"), ("#F5F5F5","WhiteSmoke"), ("#FFF8DC","Cornsilk"),
("#FFFAFA","Snow"), ("#FFF0F5","LavenderBlush"), ("#FFEBCD","BlanchedAlmond"), ("#F0F8FF","AliceBlue"),
("#FAEBD7","AntiqueWhite"), ("#FDF5E6","OldLace"), ("#FAFAD2","LightGoldenRodYellow"), ("#F5FFFA","MintCream"),
("#FFFAF0","FloralWhite"), ("#7CFC00","LawnGreen"), ("#663399","RebeccaPurple"))
codes = {}
for i, pair in enumerate(hex_name):
codes[pair[0]] = i
low = pair[1].lower()
codes[low] = i
codes[low.replace("gray","grey")] = i
codes["green"] = 2
codes["fuchsia"] = 4
codes["aqua"] = 6
@staticmethod
def to_code(colortext):
try:
return int(colortext)
except ValueError:
return ColorMap.codes.get(colortext.lower().replace("_",""),-1)
@staticmethod
def check_hex(code):
if not code.startswith("#"):
return None
if len(code) == 4: # convert short code to long code
code = code[0:2] + code[1:3] + code[2:4] + code[3]
if len(code) != 7:
return None
try:
int(code[1:]) # we have a valid hex color code
return code
except ValueError:
return None
@staticmethod
def to_hex(code):
try:
return ColorMap.hex_name[code][0]
except IndexError:
return -1
class VarsScanner(Scanner):
colors = {"red":0}
def __init__(self, directory, test_day=None):
Scanner.__init__(self, directory, test_day=test_day)
logging.info('vars dir %s', directory)
def next(self, t, value, result):
logging.info('vars %s', value)
for var in value.strip().split(" "):
vars = var.split("|")
if len(vars) == 1:
vars.append("")
if len(vars) == 2:
vars.append(vars[0])
if len(vars) == 3:
vars.append("")
name, unit, label, color = vars
if not unit in result:
result[unit] = dict(tag = unit, unit = unit.split("_")[0], curves=[])
result[unit]["curves"].append(dict(name=name, label=label, color=color))
def get_message(self, time):
# get last value only
result = {}
self.scan("vars", [time, time], result)
for unit in result:
color_set = set()
auto_curves = []
for curve in result[unit]["curves"]:
col = curve["color"].strip()
c = ColorMap.to_code(col)
if c < 0:
valid = ColorMap.check_hex(col)
if valid:
curve["original_color"] = col
curve["color"] = valid
else:
auto_curves.append(curve)
curve["original_color"] = col + "?"
else:
color_set.add(c)
curve["original_color"] = col
curve["color"] = ColorMap.to_hex(c)
c = 1 # omit white
for curve in auto_curves:
while c in color_set: c += 1 # find unused color
curve["color"] = ColorMap.to_hex(c)
c += 1
return result