def internet_func(args):
from irkit.api import InternetAPI
if args.verbose:
from logging import DEBUG
from irkit import logger, handler
handler.setLevel(DEBUG)
logger.setLevel(DEBUG)
api = InternetAPI()
# if args.keys:
# print(api.keys.post())
# print('this is your key')
# return
if args.send:
key = args.client_key
if key is None:
return print("retrieve over the internet needs client-key")
print("key is ", key)
device_id = args.device_id
if key is None:
return print("retrieve over the internet needs device-id")
print("device id is ", device_id)
# FIXME: I hate this style
value_to_send = None
try:
# TODO: check parsable before load
value_to_send = json.loads(args.send)
except ValueError:
# if argument is just string this command assume that is key name of data store
try:
value_to_send = get_signals()[args.send]
except (IOError, KeyError):
return print('invalid name "{}" is passed. string should be key of signal.json'.format(args.send))
result = api.messages.post(value_to_send, key, device_id)
print("")
return print("signal was sent")
elif args.retrieve:
key = args.client_key
if key is None:
return print("retrieve over the internet needs client-key")
result = api.messages.get(key)
if result.is_empty():
return print("retrieve empty data. you should send signal to irkit before retrieve.")
if args.save:
save_signal(args.save, result.as_dict())
print("save signal as {} in ~/.config/irkit-py/signal.json".format(args.save))
print(str(result))
return
else:
print("need argument. see help")
return
def local_func(args):
from irkit.api import LocalAPI
if args.verbose:
from logging import DEBUG
from irkit import logger, handler
handler.setLevel(DEBUG)
logger.setLevel(DEBUG)
if args.list:
for s in get_signals():
print(s)
return
base_uri = resolve_irkit_addresses()[0]
if args.host:
print(base_uri)
return
api = LocalAPI(base_uri)
if args.keys:
print(api.keys.post())
print("this is your key")
return
elif args.send:
# FIXME: I hate this style
value_to_send = None
try:
# TODO: check parsable before load
value_to_send = json.loads(args.send)
except ValueError:
# if argument is just string this command assume that is key name of data store
try:
value_to_send = get_signals()[args.send]
except (IOError, KeyError):
return print('invalid name "{}" is passed. string should be key of signal.json'.format(args.send))
result = api.messages.post(value_to_send)
print("")
return print("signal was sent")
elif args.retrieve:
result = api.messages.get()
if result.is_empty():
return print("retrieve empty data. you should send signal to irkit before retrieve.")
if args.save:
save_signal(args.save, result.as_dict())
print("save signal as {} in ~/.config/irkit-py/signal.json".format(args.save))
print(str(result))
return
else:
print("need argument. see help")
return
def local_func(args):
from irkit.api import LocalAPI
if args.verbose:
from logging import DEBUG
from irkit import logger, handler
handler.setLevel(DEBUG)
logger.setLevel(DEBUG)
if args.list:
for s in get_signals():
print(s)
return
base_uri = resolve_irkit_addresses()[0]
if args.host:
print(base_uri)
return
api = LocalAPI(base_uri)
if args.keys:
print(api.keys.post())
print('this is your key')
return
elif args.send:
# FIXME: I hate this style
value_to_send = None
try:
# TODO: check parsable before load
value_to_send = json.loads(args.send)
except ValueError:
# if argument is just string this command assume that is key name of data store
try:
value_to_send = get_signals()[args.send]
except (IOError, KeyError):
return print(
'invalid name "{}" is passed. string should be key of signal.json'
.format(args.send))
result = api.messages.post(value_to_send)
print('')
return print('signal was sent')
elif args.retrieve:
result = api.messages.get()
if result.is_empty():
return print(
'retrieve empty data. you should send signal to irkit before retrieve.'
)
if args.save:
save_signal(args.save, result.as_dict())
print('save signal as {} in ~/.config/irkit-py/signal.json'.format(
args.save))
print(str(result))
return
else:
print('need argument. see help')
return
def internet_func(args):
from irkit.api import InternetAPI
if args.verbose:
from logging import DEBUG
from irkit import logger, handler
handler.setLevel(DEBUG)
logger.setLevel(DEBUG)
api = InternetAPI()
# if args.keys:
# print(api.keys.post())
# print('this is your key')
# return
if args.send:
key = args.client_key
if key is None:
return print('retrieve over the internet needs client-key')
print('key is ', key)
device_id = args.device_id
if key is None:
return print('retrieve over the internet needs device-id')
print('device id is ', device_id)
# FIXME: I hate this style
value_to_send = None
try:
# TODO: check parsable before load
value_to_send = json.loads(args.send)
except ValueError:
# if argument is just string this command assume that is key name of data store
try:
value_to_send = get_signals()[args.send]
except (IOError, KeyError):
return print(
'invalid name "{}" is passed. string should be key of signal.json'
.format(args.send))
result = api.messages.post(value_to_send, key, device_id)
print('')
return print('signal was sent')
elif args.retrieve:
key = args.client_key
if key is None:
return print('retrieve over the internet needs client-key')
result = api.messages.get(key)
if result.is_empty():
return print(
'retrieve empty data. you should send signal to irkit before retrieve.'
)
if args.save:
save_signal(args.save, result.as_dict())
print('save signal as {} in ~/.config/irkit-py/signal.json'.format(
args.save))
print(str(result))
return
else:
print('need argument. see help')
return