def test_wrapping_overwriting_push_pop(self):
R = RingBuffer(3)
R.push("1")
R.push("2")
R.push("3")
R.push("a")
self.assertEqual(R.pop(), "a")
def test_ringbuffer_overflow():
buffer = RingBuffer(format='B', capacity=7)
remaining = buffer.push(b'spam')
assert remaining is None
remaining = buffer.push(b'eggs')
assert bytes(remaining) == b's'
assert bytes(buffer.pop(7)) == b'spamegg'
def test_wrapping_push_pop(self):
R = RingBuffer(3)
R.push("1")
R.push("2")
R.push("3")
self.assertEqual(R.pop(), "1")
R.push("a")
self.assertEqual(R.read(2), "23")
self.assertEqual(R.pop(), "a")
def test_ringbuffer_push_pop(expected):
capacity = expected.size
buffer = RingBuffer(format=expected.dtype.char, capacity=capacity)
assert buffer.capacity == capacity
assert buffer.is_lock_free
assert buffer.read_available == 0
assert buffer.write_available == capacity
# test full write
remaining = buffer.push(expected)
assert remaining is None
assert buffer.read_available == capacity
assert buffer.write_available == 0
# test full read
assert np.array_equal(buffer.pop(capacity), expected)
assert buffer.read_available == 0
assert buffer.write_available == capacity
# test writing chunks
prev_read_available = 0
for chunk in np.array_split(expected, 6):
remaining = buffer.push(chunk)
assert remaining is None
assert buffer.read_available == prev_read_available + len(chunk)
prev_read_available += len(chunk)
assert buffer.read_available == capacity
assert buffer.write_available == 0
# test reading chunks
prev_write_available = 0
for chunk in np.array_split(expected, 6):
assert np.array_equal(buffer.pop(len(chunk)), chunk)
assert buffer.write_available == prev_write_available + len(chunk)
prev_write_available += len(chunk)
# test reading more than available
buffer.push(expected[:10])
assert np.array_equal(buffer.pop(capacity), expected[:10])
# teest reading more than capacity
buffer.push(expected)
assert np.array_equal(buffer.pop(capacity + 123), expected)
def test_ringbuffer_invalid():
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
RingBuffer(format='B', capacity=0)
buffer = RingBuffer(format='B', capacity=10)
# Empty data is okay
buffer.push(b'')
buffer.push(b'hello')
# Can't pop negative or zero
for i in (-1, 0):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
buffer.pop(i)
# Types must match
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
buffer.push(np.array('f', [1.0]))
def test_ringbuffer_reset():
buffer = RingBuffer(format='B', capacity=5)
buffer.push(b'hello')
buffer.reset()
assert buffer.pop(5) is None
from ringbuf import RingBuffer
if __name__ == "__main__":
buff = RingBuffer(50)
temp = str("123456789")
# print("temp size : " + str(len(temp)))
# print(temp[:])
for i in range(10, 40):
buff.push(chr(i))
for i in range(10, 40):
test = buff.pop()
print("Pop : " + test + "is Oct" + " is a type, " + str(type(test)))
class MiniaudioSink(object):
"""
Audio device interface. Internally uses a stream from which frames are read
into an output sound device. The stream is backed by a buffer. This buffer
is appended to with track PCM data. This object doesn't care about the overall
state of the application -- it just feeds frames into sound card and expects
an outside actor to tell it what other file to load. Since the buffer maintains
a healthy headroom gapless playback is achieved with no special effort.
`ffmpeg` is invoked to perform conversion to PCM. Tracks are loaded at once into
memory.
"""
def __init__(
self,
playback_stopped_callback = lambda: print('playback stopped'),
frames_played_callback = lambda: print(".", end="", flush=True)
):
self.playback_stopped_callback = playback_stopped_callback
self.frames_played_callback = frames_played_callback
# the audio stops and should be started
# from scratch as soon as this lock is released
self.running = threading.RLock()
self.running.acquire()
self.playing = threading.Event()
self.pause()
self.stream = RingBuffer(format='B', capacity=BUFFER_SIZE)
self.frames_callback_executor = ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=1)
self.thread = threading.Thread(
target=self._start_device,
name='audio device'
)
self.thread.daemon = True
self.thread.start()
def _start_device(self):
with miniaudio.PlaybackDevice(
output_format=miniaudio.SampleFormat.SIGNED16,
backends=[miniaudio.Backend.PULSEAUDIO],
nchannels=CHANNELS,
sample_rate=SAMPLE_RATE) as device:
generator = self._read_frames()
next(generator)
device.start(generator)
self.running.acquire() # keep the thread running or else audio stops
def _read_frames(self):
required_frames = yield b''
while True:
self.playing.wait()
required_bytes = required_frames * CHANNELS * SAMPLE_WIDTH
sample_data = self.stream.pop(required_bytes)
if not sample_data:
self.playback_stopped_callback()
break
self._on_frames_played(required_frames)
required_frames = yield sample_data
def _on_frames_played(self, frames):
self.frames_callback_executor.submit(self.frames_played_callback, frames)
def buffer_track(self, track_file_name):
logger.debug('Loading track %s into buffer', track_file_name)
pcm_data = subprocess.run(
[
"ffmpeg", "-v", "fatal", "-hide_banner", "-nostdin",
"-i", track_file_name, "-f", "s16le", "-acodec", "pcm_s16le",
"-ac", str(CHANNELS), "-ar", str(SAMPLE_RATE), "-"
],
capture_output=True
).stdout
self.stream.push(pcm_data)
return self.get_frame_count(pcm_data)
def get_frame_count(self, pcm_data):
return len(pcm_data) // (CHANNELS * SAMPLE_WIDTH)
def pause(self):
self.playing.clear()
def resume(self):
self.playing.set()
def release(self):
"""
Once this has been called a new object should be created and the existing one
cannot be used anymore.
"""
self.running.release()
def test_push_push_pop_pop(self):
R = RingBuffer(5)
R.push("1")
R.push("2")
self.assertEqual(R.pop()+R.pop(), "12")