def get_wp_callender(worpress_url):
now = datetime.now(JST)
sdt = now.replace(hour=calendar_day_line,
minute=0,
second=0,
microsecond=0)
sdt = sdt.strftime('%Y/%m/%dT%H:%MZ')
edt = (now + timedelta(days=1))
edt = edt.replace(hour=calendar_day_line - 1,
minute=59,
second=59,
microsecond=0)
edt = edt.strftime('%Y/%m/%dT%H:%MZ')
API_URI = 'https://' + worpress_url + '/?rest_route=/tribe/events/v1/events'
url = API_URI + "&start_date=" + sdt + "&end_date=" + edt
response = httpget(url)
if response.status_code != 200:
dprint("error : " + str(response.status_code))
return
wss = json_load(response.text)
## crop events because time value is ignored by wpapi
wk = wss['events']
wss['events'] = []
for ev in wk:
if int(ev['start_date_details']['day']) == now.day and int(
ev['start_date_details']['hour']) > calendar_day_line:
wss['events'].append(ev)
if int(ev['start_date_details']['day']) != now.day and int(
ev['start_date_details']['hour']) < calendar_day_line:
wss['events'].append(ev)
return wss
def grab_ultimaker(printerip):
"""
NOTE: This returns the whole requests HTTP get object
"""
imgloc = "http://%s:8080/?action=snapshot" % (printerip)
# I don't care much about the filename since I operate on the actual
# image itself (in img.content), but it's nice to save
outfile = "instasnap.jpg"
print("Attempting to write image to %s" % (outfile))
with open(outfile, "wb") as f:
img = httpget(imgloc, timeout=5.)
# Check the HTTP response;
# 200 - 400 == True
# 400 - 600 == False
# Other way to do it might be to check if img.status_code == 200
if img.ok is True:
print("Good grab!")
f.write(img.content)
else:
# This will be caught elsewhere
print("Bad grab :(")
img = None
raise RCE
return img
def camGrabbie(cam, outfile):
"""
Grab an image from an individual camera as defined by the Webcam class
"""
if cam.auth.lower() == 'digest':
auth = HTTPDigestAuth(cam.user, cam.password)
else:
auth = HTTPBasicAuth(cam.user, cam.password)
# NOTE: This'll barf if the directory (cam.floc) doesn't exist.
# Make sure to do that check in your calling code!
print("Attempting to write image to %s" % (outfile))
with open(outfile, "wb") as f:
img = httpget(cam.url, auth=auth, timeout=5.)
# Check the HTTP response;
# 200 - 400 == True
# 400 - 600 == False
# Other way to do it might be to check if img.status_code == 200
# NOTE: I needed to add this check because one webcam went
# *mostly dead* and returned HTTP codes and pings, but not images.
if img.ok is True:
print("Good grab!")
f.write(img.content)
else:
# This will be caught elsewhere
print("Bad grab :(")
raise RCE
def simpleImageCopy(url, location, failimg):
"""
Download the file from the given URL to the given location.
If that fails, copy the specified failure image to the location instead.
"""
if url is None:
failed = True
else:
failed = False
# NOTE: This'll barf if the directory (cam.floc) doesn't exist.
# Make sure to do that check in your calling code!
print("Attempting to write image to %s" % (location))
with open(location, "wb") as f:
if failed is False:
try:
print('Retrieving image from: %s' % (url))
img = httpget(url)
f.write(img.content)
except RCE as err:
print(str(err))
failed = True
else:
print("Failed to find the latest image!")
shutil.copy(failimg, location)
def listFD(url, fmask):
try:
page = httpget(url, timeout=10.).text
except Exception as err:
# Can't find what exception the timeout raises, so catch everything
# for now and then go back in and put the correct one into there.
print(str(err))
page = None
urls = None
# fmask in the .conf file should be a vaild python RE specification!!
searcher = re.compile(fmask)
if page is not None:
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, 'html.parser')
urls = []
for node in soup.find_all('a'):
nodehref = node.get('href')
# Now filter based on our given filemask
# Easiest to use just a regular expression
searchresult = searcher.match(nodehref)
if searchresult is not None:
urls.append(url + '/' + node.get('href'))
return urls
def tradingview_transport(url=TRADINGVIEW_CHAT): ##{
while True:
print("\nConnecting to tradingview...")
try:
tmp = httpget(url, stream=True, timeout=CONNECTION_TIMEOUT)
print("Connected")
yield tmp
except Exception, e:
print("[!!!] Esteblish connection error: ", e)
sleep(3)
def tradingview_transport(url=TRADINGVIEW_CHAT):##{
while True:
print("\nConnecting to tradingview...")
try:
tmp = httpget(url, stream=True, timeout=CONNECTION_TIMEOUT)
print("Connected")
yield tmp
except Exception, e:
print("[!!!] Esteblish connection error: ", e)
sleep(3)
def get_users_from_biling() -> list:
credentials = httpget(
'https://web-domain/api/gateways/fetch_customers_srvnet_credentials_by_gw/',
{'gw_id': 7},
headers={
'Authorization': 'Token ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff',
'Content-type': 'application/json'
})
if credentials.status_code != 200:
exit(1)
return credentials.json()
def simpleImageCopy(url, location):
"""
Download the file from the given URL to the given location.
NOTE: The download failure condition will be handled elsewhere.
"""
if url is None:
raise RCE
# NOTE: This'll barf if the directory (cam.floc) doesn't exist.
# Make sure to do that check in your calling code!
print("Attempting to write image to %s" % (location))
with open(location, "wb") as f:
print('Retrieving image from: %s' % (url))
img = httpget(url)
f.write(img.content)
def camGrabbie(cam, outfile):
"""
Grab an image from an individual camera as defined by the Webcam class
"""
if cam.auth.lower() == 'digest':
auth = HTTPDigestAuth(cam.user, cam.password)
else:
auth = HTTPBasicAuth(cam.user, cam.password)
# NOTE: This'll barf if the directory (cam.floc) doesn't exist.
# Make sure to do that check in your calling code!
print("Attempting to write image to %s" % (outfile))
with open(outfile, "wb") as f:
try:
img = httpget(cam.url, auth=auth, timeout=5.)
# Check the HTTP response;
# 200 - 400 == True
# 400 - 600 == False
# Other way to do it might be to check if img.status_code == 200
# NOTE: I needed to add this check because one webcam went
# *mostly dead* and returned HTTP codes and pings, but not images
if img.ok is True:
f.write(img.content)
print("Good grab and write to disk as %s!" % (outfile))
else:
# This will be caught elsewhere
print("Bad grab :(")
raise RCE
except RTO as err:
print("Bad grab :(")
print(str(err))
raise RCE
# Test to make sure the image wasn't 0 bytes!
# Can happen if the request succeeds but the camera is
# being weird and mid-boot or some other intermittent quirk
imgSize = os.stat(outfile).st_size
if imgSize == 0:
print("Saved image was 0 bytes - it was really a bad grab :(")
raise RCE
def simpleImageCopy(url, location):
"""
Download the file from the given URL to the given location.
NOTE: The download failure condition will be handled elsewhere.
"""
if url is None:
raise RCE
# NOTE: This'll barf if the directory (cam.floc) doesn't exist.
# Make sure to do that check in your calling code!
print("Attempting to write image to %s" % (location))
with open(location, "wb") as f:
print('Retrieving image from: %s' % (url))
img = httpget(url)
f.write(img.content)
# Test to make sure the image wasn't 0 bytes!
# Can happen if the request succeeds but the camera is
# being weird and mid-boot or some other intermittent quirk
imgSize = os.stat(location).st_size
if imgSize == 0:
print("Saved image was 0 bytes - it was really a bad grab :(")
raise RCE
from requests import get as httpget
from xml.etree.ElementTree import fromstring as xmlparse
import argparse
from sys import exit
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Fetch values.xml from poseidon device and try to parse it')
parser.add_argument('--host', help='the host to check')
args = parser.parse_args()
if not args.host:
print Exception('You need to specify a hostname')
exit(-1)
link = 'http://%s/values.xml' % args.host
poseidonxml = httpget(link)
if poseidonxml.status_code == 200:
xml = xmlparse(poseidonxml.text)
devicename = xml.findall('Agent/DeviceName').pop().text
senset = xml.findall('SenSet').pop()
print('%s:' % devicename)
for child in senset.getchildren():
sensor = {
'id': child.findall('ID').pop().text,
'name': child.findall('Name').pop().text,
'min': child.findall('Min').pop().text,
'max': child.findall('Max').pop().text,
'units': child.findall('Units').pop().text,
'value': child.findall('Value').pop().text,
}