Example #1
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def upload_sample(host, port, data_path):
    url = f'http://{host}:{port}/{SERVER_SNAPSHOT_PATH}'
    with Reader(data_path) as reader:
        user = reader.get_user()
        for snapshot in reader:
            protocol = ProtocolManager(CLIENT_SERVER_PROTOCOL)
            response = requests.post(url=url,
                                     data=protocol.serialize(user, snapshot))
Example #2
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def post_snapshot():
    client_server_protocol = ProtocolManager(CLIENT_SERVER_PROTOCOL)
    server_mq_protocol = ProtocolManager(SERVER_MQ_PROTOCOL)

    # TODO: https://tedboy.github.io/flask/generated/generated/flask.Request.get_data.html here it says
    #       it's a bad idea to call get_data() method without checking the content length
    #       Idea for security implementation
    # TODO: Consider setting get_data cache parameter to false
    client_data = flask.request.get_data()
    user, snapshot = client_server_protocol.deserialize(client_data)

    if handler:
        # TODO: really dont like this, need to understand more clearly what this handler needs to do
        handler(user, snapshot)
        # TODO: return viable template
        return ""

    user_dict, snapshot_dict = client_server_protocol.convert_to_python_dict(
        user, snapshot)
    publishable_user, publishable_snapshot = server_mq_protocol.serialize(
        user_dict, snapshot_dict)

    color_image_data = snapshot.color_image.data
    # TODO: why not serialize also color_image
    # TODO: fix serialize and use that instead of json dumps, figure out why encode is needed
    depth_image_data = json.dumps(list(
        snapshot.depth_image.data)).encode("utf-8")
    # TODO: dont like how arguments are delivered to function here, fix with how we use snapshot_dict
    FSM.save(color_image_data, snapshot_dict['color_image_path'])
    FSM.save(depth_image_data, snapshot_dict['depth_image_path'])

    mq = MessageQManager(url)
    # TODO: consider relevant exception
    mq.publish("user", publishable_user)
    mq.publish("snapshot", publishable_snapshot)

    # TODO: return viable template
    return ""
Example #3
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import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pathlib
from cortexio.platforms.protocols import ProtocolManager
from cortexio.utils import FileSystemManager as FSM
from cortexio import PARSER_MQ_PROTOCOL, BASE_SNAPSHOT_IMAGE_PATH
import numpy
import matplotlib

serializer = ProtocolManager(PARSER_MQ_PROTOCOL)


class DepthImageParser:
    scheme = "depth_image"

    @staticmethod
    def parse(snapshot):
        width = snapshot["depth_image_width"]
        height = snapshot["depth_image_height"]

        path = snapshot["depth_image_path"]

        # TODO: is user_id really necessary to be included in the snapshot if we can use unique snapshot_id
        user_id = snapshot["user_id"]
        snapshot_id = snapshot["snapshot_id"]

        fig_height, fig_width = _prepare_fig(width, height, path)

        base_path = pathlib.Path(BASE_SNAPSHOT_IMAGE_PATH)
        image_path = base_path / user_id / snapshot_id / "depth_image.png"
        image_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
Example #4
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import threading

from cortexio.platforms.databases import DatabaseManager
from cortexio.platforms.protocols import ProtocolManager
from cortexio.platforms.messageQ import MessageQManager
from cortexio.parsers import parsers
from cortexio import SAVER_MQ_PROTOCOL

serializer = ProtocolManager(SAVER_MQ_PROTOCOL)


class Saver:
    def __init__(self, db_url):
        self.db = DatabaseManager(db_url)

    def save(self, topic, data):
        deserialized_data = serializer.deserialize(data)

        if topic == "user":
            self.db.insert_user(deserialized_data)
        else:
            self.db.insert_results(deserialized_data)

    def run_saver(self, topic, mq_url):
        mq = MessageQManager(mq_url)

        def handler(data):
            self.save(topic, data)

        mq.consume(topic, handler)
Example #5
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import pytest
import requests
from cortexio.client import upload_sample
from cortexio.platforms.protocols import ProtocolManager
from cortexio import CLIENT_SERVER_PROTOCOL

client_server_protocol = ProtocolManager(CLIENT_SERVER_PROTOCOL)


def test_send_snapshot(data_dir, requests_post_data):
    sample = data_dir / 'snapshot.gz'
    upload_sample('127.0.0.1', 12345, sample)

    message = requests_post_data[0]
    user, snapshot = client_server_protocol.deserialize(message)

    assert user.user_id == 42
    assert user.username == 'Dan Gittik'
    assert snapshot.feelings.happiness == 0
    assert snapshot.pose.rotation.x == -0.10888676356214629


@pytest.fixture
def requests_post_data(monkeypatch):
    post_message = []

    class MockResponse:
        status_code = 200

    def mock_post(url, data):
        post_message.append(data)
Example #6
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import flask


from cortexio.platforms.protocols import ProtocolManager
from cortexio.platforms.databases import DatabaseManager
from cortexio import API_DB_PROTOCOL, DEFAULT_DATABASE_URL
from flask import jsonify, send_file

app = flask.Flask(__name__)
db = None
client_server_protocol = ProtocolManager(API_DB_PROTOCOL)


def run_api_server(host, port, database_url):

    global db
    db = DatabaseManager(database_url)

    app.run(host=host, port=port)


def _wrap_response(data):
    response = jsonify(data)
    response.headers.add('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*')
    return response

#TODO: make jsonify call prettier
@app.route("/users", methods=['GET'])
def get_users():
    data = db.get_users()
    users = [(user["user_id"], user["username"]) for user in data]