def api_data(stream, request, query):
''' Get data stored on the local database '''
since, until = -1, -1
test = ''
dictionary = cgi.parse_qs(query)
if "test" in dictionary:
test = str(dictionary["test"][0])
if "since" in dictionary:
since = int(dictionary["since"][0])
if "until" in dictionary:
until = int(dictionary["until"][0])
if test == 'bittorrent':
table = table_bittorrent
elif test == 'speedtest':
table = table_speedtest
elif test == 'raw':
table = table_raw
else:
table = None
indent, mimetype, sort_keys = None, "application/json", False
if "debug" in dictionary and utils.intify(dictionary["debug"][0]):
indent, mimetype, sort_keys = 4, "text/plain", True
response = Message()
if table:
lst = table.listify(DATABASE.connection(), since, until)
#
# TODO We should migrate all the tests to use the new
# generic interface. At that point, we can also change
# the API to access "pages" of data by index.
#
# Until we change the API, we have an API that allows
# the caller to specify date ranges. For this reason
# below we emulate the date-ranges semantics provided
# by database-based tests.
#
# Note: we assume that, whatever the test structure,
# there is a field called "timestamp".
#
else:
lst = []
indexes = [None]
indexes.extend(range(16))
for index in indexes:
tmp = BACKEND.walk_generic(test, index)
if not tmp:
break
found_start = False
for elem in reversed(tmp):
if until >= 0 and elem["timestamp"] > until:
continue
if since >= 0 and elem["timestamp"] < since:
found_start = True
break
lst.append(elem)
if found_start:
break
body = json.dumps(lst, indent=indent, sort_keys=sort_keys)
response.compose(code="200", reason="Ok", body=body, mimetype=mimetype)
stream.send_response(request, response)
