def main():
t = tracker.tracking()
w = wireless.probe_traffic()
w.packet_count = 1000
while True:
# Output some details about what is being found
data = w.scan()
stats = t.stats()
process = [] # Used to storing for use in the web interface
for item in data:
t.data = item
state = True
if item['type'] == 'ap':
state = t.new() # APs tend to clutter up things
if t.insertable() and state:
t.insert()
process.append(item)
print screen_out(item)
if print_out:
printer_out(item)
# Processing for storage used by the web service
# I'll clean this up later--Pickle drove me nuts here.
wt = tracker.web_track()
build = None
if build == None: # We'll build a new set of keys
build = {}
for x in t.stats_types:
build[x] = [ 0 ] # Goddamn Pickle's fault for this
for key in stats.keys():
for item in stats[key]:
ckey = item['type']
item['realtime'] = time_stamp(item['time'])
build[ckey].append(item)
for key in build.keys(): # Limit each to 10 or something
build[key] = build[key][:10]
wt.overwrite(build)
sleep(3)
def main():
t = tracker.web_track()
device_data = t.item_data()
return render_template(template, device_data=device_data)
