def get_board_devices(rack_id, board_id=None):
    """ Query a specific rack or board and provide the active devices on
    the found board(s).

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the id of the rack to scan.
        board_id (str): the board id to scan. if the upper byte is 0x80 then
            all boards will be scanned.

    Returns:
        Active devices, numbers and types from the queried board(s).

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the scan command fails.
    """
    # if there is no board_id, we are doing a scan on a rack.
    # FIXME: since scan by the rack is not supported yet, (v 1.3) we will
    # determine the rack results by filtering on the 'scanall' results.
    if board_id is None:
        scanall = scan_all()
        data = json.loads(scanall.data)
        for rack in data['racks']:
            if rack['rack_id'] == rack_id:
                return make_json_response({'racks': [rack]})
        raise SynseException('No rack found with id: {}'.format(rack_id))

    board_id = check_valid_board(board_id)

    # first, attempt to get the info from the scan cache.
    _cache = get_scan_cache()
    if _cache:
        _cache = _filter_cache_meta(_cache)
        for rack in _cache['racks']:
            if rack['rack_id'] == rack_id:
                for board in rack['boards']:
                    if int(board['board_id'], 16) == board_id:
                        return make_json_response({
                            'racks': [{
                                'rack_id':
                                rack['rack_id'],
                                'ip_addresses':
                                rack.get('ip_addresses', []),
                                'hostnames':
                                rack.get('hostnames', []),
                                'boards': [board]
                            }]
                        })
                break

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_scan_command({
        _s_.RACK_ID:
        rack_id,
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def device_location(rack_id, board_id=None, device_id=None):  # pylint: disable=unused-argument
    """ Get the location of a device.

    This command is supported for PLC. Other devicebus types (IPMI, Redfish,
    SNMP, RS485, I2C) are not supported, so 'unknown' is returned.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the id of the rack where the target board resides
        board_id (str): the board id to get location for. non-PLC boards
            are not supported.
        device_id (str): the device id to get location for. non-PLC devices
            are not supported.

    Returns:
        The location of device, if known.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the location command fails.
    """
    if device_id is not None:
        (board_id,
         device_id) = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)
        if device_id > 0xFFFF:
            raise SynseException('Device number must be <= 0xFFFF')
    else:
        board_id = check_valid_board(board_id)

    try:
        # add validation on the board by finding its device instance. if this
        # is not a valid board, we raise an exception, as there is no valid
        # location for it
        get_device_instance(board_id)
    except Exception as e:
        raise e

    # physical (rack) location is not yet implemented in v1
    physical_location = {
        _s_.LOC_HORIZONTAL: _s_.LOC_UNKNOWN,
        _s_.LOC_VERTICAL: _s_.LOC_UNKNOWN,
        _s_.LOC_DEPTH: _s_.LOC_UNKNOWN
    }

    if device_id is not None:
        return make_json_response({
            _s_.PHYSICAL_LOC:
            physical_location,
            _s_.CHASSIS_LOC:
            get_chassis_location(device_id)
        })

    return make_json_response({_s_.PHYSICAL_LOC: physical_location})
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def synse_version():
    """ Get the API version used by Synse.

    This can be used in formulating subsequent requests against the
    Synse REST API.
    """
    return make_json_response({'version': __api_version__})
def host_info(rack_id, board_id, device_id):
    """ Get hostname(s) and ip address(es) for a given host.

    The host must be of type 'system'.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the id of the rack where the target board resides.
        board_id (str): the board id to get host info for.
        device_id (str): the device id to get host info for.

    Returns:
        Hostname(s) and IP address(es) for the specified system.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the host info command fails.
    """
    board_id, device_id = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_host_info_command({
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_ID:
        device_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE:
        get_device_type_code(const.DEVICE_SYSTEM),
        _s_.DEVICE_NAME:
        const.DEVICE_SYSTEM,
        _s_.RACK_ID:
        rack_id
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def asset_info(rack_id, board_id, device_id):
    """ Get asset information for a given board and device.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the id of the rack where the target board resides.
        board_id (str): the board number to get asset information for.
        device_id (str): the device number to get asset information for (the
            device must have a device_type of 'system').

    Returns:
        Asset information about the given device.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the asset command fails.
    """
    board_id, device_id = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_asset_command({
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_ID:
        device_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE:
        get_device_type_code(const.DEVICE_SYSTEM),
        _s_.RACK_ID:
        rack_id
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def get_board_version(rack_id, board_id):
    """ Get the version information for the specified board.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the rack id associated with the board.
        board_id (str): the board id to get version for.

    Returns:
        The version of the hardware and firmware for the given board.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the version command fails.
    """
    board_id = check_valid_board(board_id)

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_version_command({
        _s_.RACK_ID:
        rack_id,
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def power_control(power_action='status',
                  rack_id=None,
                  board_id=None,
                  device_id=None,
                  device_type='power'):
    """ Power control for the given rack, board, and device.

    Args:
        power_action (str): may be on/off/cycle/status and corresponds to the
            action to take.
        rack_id (str): the id of the rack which contains the board to accept
            the power control command.
        board_id (str): the id of the board which contains the device that
            accepts power control commands.
        device_id (str): the id of the device which accepts power control
            commands.
        device_type (str): the type of device to accept power control command
            for. (default: power)

    Returns:
        Power status of the given device.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the power command fails.
    """
    board_id, device_id = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)

    if rack_id.lower() in [
            _s_.PWR_ON, _s_.PWR_OFF, _s_.PWR_CYCLE, _s_.PWR_STATUS
    ]:
        # FIXME: (etd) - we should probably depricate the 'old' form described here
        #   for both cleanliness and API unity.
        # for backwards-compatibility, we allow the command to come in as:
        # power_action/board_id/device_id
        # therefore, if we see a power action in the rack_id field, then
        # we need to rearrange the parameters
        power_action = rack_id

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_power_command({
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_ID:
        device_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE:
        get_device_type_code(device_type.lower()),
        _s_.POWER_ACTION:
        power_action
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def fan_control(rack_id, board_id, device_id, fan_speed=None):
    """ Control a fan on a system or Vapor Chamber.

    System fan may only be polled for status unless explicitly supported.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the rack id to control fan for.
        board_id (str): the board id to control fan for.
        device_id (str): the device id to control fan for.
        fan_speed (str): the speed to set the fan to.

    Returns:
        The status of the fan; fan speed in RPM.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the fan command fails.
    """
    board_id, device_id = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)

    # if we are reading the fan speed only, forward on to the device_read method and
    # pass along response
    if fan_speed is None:
        return read_device(rack_id, const.DEVICE_FAN_SPEED, board_id,
                           device_id)

    # convert fan speed to int
    if fan_speed is not None:
        try:
            int(fan_speed)
        except ValueError as e:
            logger.error('Fan: Error converting fan_speed: %s', str(fan_speed))
            raise SynseException(
                'Error converting fan_speed to integer ({}).'.format(e))

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_fan_command({
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_ID:
        device_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE:
        get_device_type_code(const.DEVICE_FAN_SPEED),
        _s_.DEVICE_NAME:
        const.DEVICE_FAN_SPEED,
        _s_.FAN_SPEED:
        fan_speed
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def scan_all():
    """ Query for all boards and provide the active devices on each board.

    Returns:
        Active devices, ids and types from the queried board(s).

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the scan command fails.
    """
    scan_response = {'racks': []}

    _cache = get_scan_cache()
    if _cache:
        return make_json_response(_filter_cache_meta(_cache))

    for _, device in current_app.config['DEVICES'].iteritems():
        cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_scan_all_command(
            {_s_.FORCE: False})
        response = device.handle(cmd)
        scan_response = _merge_scan_results(scan_response,
                                            response.get_response_data())

    write_scan_cache(_add_device_mapping(scan_response))
    return make_json_response(scan_response)
def boot_target(rack_id, board_id, device_id, target=None):
    """ Get or set the boot target for a given board and device.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the id of the rack where the target board resides.
        board_id (str): the board id to get/set boot target for.
        device_id (str): the device id to get/set boot target for (the device
            must have a device_type of 'system').
        target (str): the boot target to choose. if not specified, the
            default behavior is to get the boot target info. valid values
            for boot target are 'pxe', 'hdd', and 'no_override'.

    Returns:
        Boot target of the device.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the boot target command fails.
    """
    board_id, device_id = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)

    if target is not None and target not in [
            _s_.BT_PXE, _s_.BT_HDD, _s_.BT_NO_OVERRIDE
    ]:
        logger.error(
            'Boot Target: Invalid boot target specified: {} board_id: {} '
            'device_id: {}'.format(target, board_id, device_id))
        raise SynseException('Invalid boot target specified.')

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_boot_target_command({
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_ID:
        device_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE:
        get_device_type_code(const.DEVICE_SYSTEM),
        _s_.BOOT_TARGET:
        target if target is not None else 'status',
        _s_.RACK_ID:
        rack_id
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def read_device(rack_id, device_type, board_id, device_id):
    """ Get a device reading for the specified device type on the specified device.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the id of the rack where target board & device reside.
        device_type (str): corresponds to the type of device to get a reading for.
            It must match the actual type of device that is present on the bus,
            and is used to interpret the raw device reading.
        board_id (str): the id of the board where the target device resides.
        device_id (str): specifies which device should be polled for device reading.

    Returns:
        Interpreted and raw device reading, based on the specified device type.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the read command fails.
    """
    board_id, device_id = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_read_command({
        _s_.RACK_ID:
        rack_id,
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_ID:
        device_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE:
        get_device_type_code(device_type.lower()),
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE_STRING:
        device_type.lower()
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())
def force_scan():
    """ Force the (re)scan of all racks, boards, and devices. This will ignore
    any existing cache. If the forced scan is successful, it will update the
    cache.

    Returns:
        Active devices, ids and types from the queried board(s).

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the scan command fails.
    """
    scan_response = {'racks': []}

    for _, device in current_app.config['DEVICES'].iteritems():
        cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_scan_all_command({
            _s_.FORCE:
            True,
        })
        response = device.handle(cmd)
        scan_response = _merge_scan_results(scan_response,
                                            response.get_response_data())

    write_scan_cache(_add_device_mapping(scan_response))
    return make_json_response(scan_response)
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def test_routine():
    """ Test routine to verify the endpoint is running and ok, without
    relying on any backend layer.
    """
    return make_json_response({'status': 'ok'})
def led_control(rack_id,
                board_id,
                device_id,
                led_state=None,
                led_color=None,
                blink_state=None):
    """ Control an LED on system or Vapor Chamber wedge rack.

    System LEDs may only be turned on/off. Vapor Chamber wedge rack
    supports color.

    Args:
        rack_id (str): the rack id to control LED for.
        board_id (str): the board id to control LED for. IPMI boards only
            support on/off.
        device_id (str): the device id to control LED for. IPMI devices only
            support on/off.
        led_state (str): the state to set LED to (on/off/blink for PLC,
            on/off for IPMI).
        led_color (str): the hex RGB color to set LED to (for PLC wedge LED only).
        blink_state (str): the blink state (blink|steady|no_override) for PLC
            wedge LED only.

    Returns:
        LED state for chassis LED; LED state, color and blink state for PLC wedge LED.

    Raises:
        Returns a 500 error if the LED command fails.
    """
    board_id, device_id = check_valid_board_and_device(board_id, device_id)

    if led_state not in [_s_.LED_ON, _s_.LED_OFF, _s_.LED_NO_OVERRIDE, None]:
        logger.error(
            'Invalid LED state {} provided for LED control.'.format(led_state))
        raise SynseException('Invalid LED state provided for LED control.')

    if led_color is not None and led_color != _s_.LED_NO_OVERRIDE:
        try:
            led_color_int = int(led_color, 16)
            if (led_color_int < 0x000000) or (led_color_int > 0xffffff):
                raise ValueError(
                    'LED Color must be between 0x000000 and 0xffffff.')
        except ValueError as e:
            raise SynseException('Invalid LED color specified. ({})'.format(
                e.message))

    if blink_state is not None and blink_state not in [
            _s_.LED_BLINK, _s_.LED_STEADY, _s_.LED_NO_OVERRIDE
    ]:
        raise SynseException('Invalid blink state specified for LED.')

    cmd = current_app.config['CMD_FACTORY'].get_led_command({
        _s_.BOARD_ID:
        board_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_ID:
        device_id,
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE:
        get_device_type_code(const.DEVICE_LED),
        _s_.DEVICE_TYPE_STRING:
        const.DEVICE_LED,
        _s_.DEVICE_NAME:
        const.DEVICE_LED,
        _s_.RACK_ID:
        rack_id,
        _s_.LED_STATE:
        led_state,
        _s_.LED_COLOR:
        led_color,
        _s_.LED_BLINK_STATE:
        blink_state,
    })

    device = get_device_instance(board_id)
    response = device.handle(cmd)

    return make_json_response(response.get_response_data())