Beispiel #1
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def verbose_report(encoding: Encoding):
    """
    Verbose mode reporting of media id and its contents by dispatching a GetStatus action and organizing the report
    contents into mediaid buckets

    :return:
    """
    print('Verbose mode enabled, GetStatus for each of the mediaid reported:')

    pretty = PrettyPrinter()

    status, response = encoding.get_media_list()
    response = get_response(response)

    for media in response['media']:
        try:
            output = {}
            output[media['mediaid']] = media
            pretty.pprint(output)

            status, status_reponse = encoding.get_status(
                mediaid=media['mediaid'])
            print('Status for mediaid: %s' % media['mediaid'])
            pretty.pprint(status_reponse)

            status, media_info_response = encoding.get_media_info(
                extended=True, mediaid=media['mediaid'])
            print('MediaInfo (extended) for mediaid: %s' % media['mediaid'])
            pretty.pprint(media_info_response)

            print('\n')

        except EncodingErrors as ex:
            print('*** Encoding Error Found!: %s' % str(ex))
Beispiel #2
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    def test_media_apis(self):
        """
        Positive test for medias already uploaded in encoding.com
        by using the 1st found media as a baseline for all API calls
         * get_media_list
         * get_status
         * get_media_info

        :return:
        """
        try:
            status, response = self.encoding.get_media_list()
            response = get_response(response)
            medias = response['media']
            first_media = medias[0]
            media_id = first_media.get('mediaid')
            if media_id:
                self.encoding.get_status(mediaid=media_id)
                self.encoding.get_media_info(False, mediaid=media_id)
                self.encoding.get_media_info(True, mediaid=media_id)

        except KeyError:
            # possible that there are no media currently found in the encoding.com
            pass
        except EncodingErrors:
            # Encoding Errors are possible as a job may be in a wierd state (ie. not downloaded)
            # thus resulting in an error from encoding.com
            pass
        except:
            self.fail('Unexpected exception happened, should not happen')
Beispiel #3
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    def test_process_media(self):
        """
        Positive test for process_media


        :return:
        """

        status, response = self.encoding.get_media_list()
        response = get_response(response)
        media = response['media']

        media_id = None

        for item in media:

            file_url = item['mediafile']

            filename = self.get_filename_from_url(file_url)
            test_filename = self.get_filename_from_url(self.source)

            if filename == test_filename and 'Ready to process' in item['mediastatus']:
                media_id = item['mediaid']
                break

        if media_id:

            try:
                status, result = self.encoding.process_media(mediaid=media_id, format={'output': 'mp4', 'video_codec': 'libx264'})

                if not result['response']['message'] == 'Started':
                    self.fail('Media was not started')

            except KeyError:
                self.fail('Did not return expected response')
Beispiel #4
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def verbose_report(encoding: Encoding):
    """
    Verbose mode reporting of media id and its contents by dispatching a GetStatus action and organizing the report
    contents into mediaid buckets

    :return:
    """
    print('Verbose mode enabled, GetStatus for each of the mediaid reported:')

    pretty = PrettyPrinter()

    status, response = encoding.get_media_list()
    response = get_response(response)

    for media in response['media']:
        try:
            output = {}
            output[media['mediaid']] = media
            pretty.pprint(output)

            status, status_reponse = encoding.get_status(mediaid=media['mediaid'])
            print('Status for mediaid: %s' % media['mediaid'])
            pretty.pprint(status_reponse)

            status, media_info_response = encoding.get_media_info(extended=True, mediaid=media['mediaid'])
            print('MediaInfo (extended) for mediaid: %s' % media['mediaid'])
            pretty.pprint(media_info_response)

            print('\n')

        except EncodingErrors as ex:
            print('*** Encoding Error Found!: %s' % str(ex))
Beispiel #5
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def get_latest_media(service: Encoding) -> dict:
    """
    Get latest media id information

    :param service: Encoding
        Encoding service class
    :return: dictionary response from the encoding.com
    :rtype: dict
    """
    status, response = service.get_media_list()
    response = get_response(response)
    medias = response['media']
    return medias[len(medias) - 1]
Beispiel #6
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    def poll_till_status(service: Encoding, media_id: str, callback=None, status='Finished', interval: float=5):
        """
        Continuously update the status of the given media_id until desired state.
        Call the given callback to handle the completion state

        Note: Written to support a non-notification url workflow only.
            We should support notification URL as this will generate a lot of noise.
            Any sleep states to encoding.com may miss states that complete very fast and will NOT be caught by polling.
            "finished" or "error" state is one that is always reflects completion

        :param service: Encoding
            service class to Encoding
        :param media_id: str
            Desired media_id to poll status for
        :param callback:
            Client callback to invoke once encountering desired status (optional)
            If no callback specified, this will poll until desired status or until exit condition is satisfied

            Error and Finished status also triggers this call as this marks the end of the job and
                status not encountered during polling
        :param status: str
            desired state for callback.
            Should the status not be found, callback will be invoked for either "finished" or "error"
        :param interval: float
            Interval between each polling operation

        :return: last state reflected by GetStatus action
        :rtype: dict
        """

        if status not in Encoding.EXIT_STATUSES:
            exit_statuses = set(Encoding.EXIT_STATUSES)
            exit_statuses.add(status)
        else:
            exit_statuses = Encoding.EXIT_STATUSES

        while True:
            http_status, response = service.get_status(mediaid=media_id)
            response = get_response(response)
            status = response['status']

            if status in exit_statuses:
                if callback:
                    callback(media_id=media_id, status=status, response=response)
                return response

            sleep(interval)
Beispiel #7
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    def poll_status(service: Encoding, media_id: str, callback=None, status='Finished', interval: float=5):
        """
        Continuously poll for status changes from the prior state.

        :param service: Encoding
            service class to Encoding
        :param media_id: str
            Desired media_id to poll status for
        :param callback:
            Client callback to invoke per state change encountered
            If no callback specified, this will poll until desired status or until exit condition is satisfied

            Error and Finished status also triggers this call as this marks the end of the job and
                status not encountered during polling
        :param status:
        :param interval: float
            Interval to poll at... some of these states goes by very quickly depending on the encoding.com bandwidth
            Set to spammy 0 if you want to track all the changes
        :return: None
        """

        if status not in Encoding.EXIT_STATUSES:
            exit_statuses = set(Encoding.EXIT_STATUSES)
            exit_statuses.add(status)
        else:
            exit_statuses = Encoding.EXIT_STATUSES

        last_status = ''
        while True:
            http_status, response = service.get_status(mediaid=media_id)
            response = get_response(response)
            status = response['status']

            if status != last_status:
                last_status = status
                if callback:
                    callback(media_id=media_id, status=status, response=response)

            if status in exit_statuses:
                return response

            sleep(interval)
Beispiel #8
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def main(args: Namespace):
    """
    Main entry point used as a stand alone python execution

    :param args: Namespace
        arguments from the arguments parser
    :return:
    """

    args_dict = vars(args)

    encoding = Encoding(user_id=args_dict['user'], user_key=args_dict['key'])

    if args_dict['verbose']:
        verbose_report(encoding)
    else:
        status, response = encoding.get_media_list()
        if 200 == status:
            pretty_print_response(get_response(response))
        else:
            print('HTTP error returned: %s' % status)
Beispiel #9
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def main(args: Namespace):
    """
    Main entry point used as a stand alone python execution

    :param args: Namespace
        arguments from the arguments parser
    :return:
    """

    args_dict = vars(args)

    encoding = Encoding(user_id=args_dict['user'], user_key=args_dict['key'])

    if args_dict['verbose']:
        verbose_report(encoding)
    else:
        status, response = encoding.get_media_list()
        if 200 == status:
            pretty_print_response(get_response(response))
        else:
            print('HTTP error returned: %s' % status)
Beispiel #10
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    def test_get_status(self):
        """
        Positive test for get_status.
        1. Single status
        2. Extended variant of the call to get multiple status(s)

        :return:
        """
        try:
            status, response = self.encoding.get_media_list()

            response = get_response(response)
            medias = response['media']

            # single media id variant
            status, result = self.encoding.get_status(mediaid=medias[0].get('mediaid'))
            self.logger.info('Multiple GetStatus (single variant) results:')
            self.logger.info(result)

            # multiple media id (extended variant of the call)
            media_ids = []
            for media in medias:
                media_ids.append(media.get('mediaid'))
            status, result = self.encoding.get_status(mediaid=media_ids)
            self.logger.info('Multiple GetStatus (extended variant) results:')
            self.logger.info(result)

        except KeyError:
            # possible that there are no media currently found in the encoding.com
            pass
        except EncodingErrors:
            # GetStatus should always function, unlike GetMediaInfo...
            # haven't found a condition where GetStatus fails with an error
            self.fail('Encoding Error happened and should not have')
        except:
            self.fail('General exception should not have happened')
Beispiel #11
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        :return: True if all the params has been found
        :rtype: bool
        """
        for param in required_params:
            if param not in kwargs:
                raise InvalidParameterError('Missing parameter: %s' % param)
        return True


if __name__ == '__main__':

    from os import getenv
    from encodingcom.response_helper import get_response

    service = Encoding(getenv('ENCODING_USER_ID'), getenv('ENCODING_USER_KEY'))

    status, response = service.get_media_list()
    response = get_response(response)
    medias = response['media']
    for media in medias:
        print(media)
        print('Media Info for media: %s' % media['mediaid'])
        status, response = service.get_media_info(False, mediaid=media['mediaid'])
        response = get_response(response)
        print(response)
        print('\n')