def test_invalid_send_host_and_port(self):
customCloud = CustomCloud(None,
receive_host='receive.com',
receive_port=9999)
with pytest.raises(
Exception,
match=
'Send host and port must be set before making this operation'):
customCloud.sendMessage("hello")
def sendPSK(args, data, is_sms=False):
if not (args['devicekey']) and ('devicekey' in data):
args['devicekey'] = data['devicekey']
if not args['devicekey']:
raise HologramError('Device key not specified')
credentials = {'devicekey': args['devicekey']}
recv = ''
if not is_sms and (args['host'] is not None or args['port'] is not None):
# we're using some custom cloud
customCloud = CustomCloud(None,
send_host=args['host'],
send_port=args['port'])
recv = customCloud.sendMessage(args['message'],
timeout=args['timeout'])
print(f'RESPONSE FROM CLOUD: {recv}')
else:
# host and port are default so use Hologram
hologram = HologramCloud(credentials,
authentication_type='csrpsk',
network='cellular')
send_message_helper(hologram, args, is_sms=is_sms)
def wifiIsUp():
print "WiFi is up!"
if __name__ == "__main__":
print ''
print 'Testing Custom Cloud class...'
print ''
send_host = raw_input("What is your host? ")
send_port = raw_input("What is your port? ")
customCloud = CustomCloud(None, send_host=send_host, send_port=send_port)
customCloud.event.subscribe('message.sent', sayHello)
print ""
customCloud.event.subscribe('message.sent', sayHello2)
customCloud.event.subscribe('wifi.connected', wifiIsUp)
customCloud.event.unsubscribe('message.sent', sayHello)
recv = customCloud.sendMessage("Hello, Python!") # Send message to Cloud
print "DATA RECEIVED: " + str(recv)
print ''
print 'Testing complete.'
print ''
print ''
print 'Testing CustomCloud class...'
print ''
send_host = raw_input("What is your host? ")
send_port = raw_input("What is your port? ")
cloud = CustomCloud(None, send_host=send_host, send_port=send_port)
print ''
print 'Hologram SDK version:'
print cloud.version
cloud.event.broadcast('network.disconnected')
recv = cloud.sendMessage("Hello, Python!1") # Send message to Cloud
print "DATA RECEIVED: " + str(recv)
recv = cloud.sendMessage("Hello, Python!2") # Send message to Cloud
print "DATA RECEIVED: " + str(recv)
recv = cloud.sendMessage("Hello, Python!3") # Send message to Cloud
print "DATA RECEIVED: " + str(recv)
cloud.event.broadcast('network.connected')
print ''
print 'Testing complete.'
print ''