Esempio n. 1
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    def update_device(req, device_id):
        """
        Updated the information about a particular device

        :param req: The received HTTP request, as created by Flask.
        :param device_id: The device to be updated.
        :return The updated device.
        :rtype JSON
        :raises HTTPRequestError: If no authorization token was provided (no
        tenant was informed)
        :raises HTTPRequestError: If this device could not be found in
        database.
        """
        device_data, json_payload = parse_payload(req, device_schema)

        tenant = init_tenant_context(req, db)
        old_orm_device = assert_device_exists(device_id)
        db.session.delete(old_orm_device)
        db.session.flush()

        # handled separately by parse_template_list
        device_data.pop('templates')
        updated_orm_device = Device(**device_data)
        parse_template_list(json_payload.get('templates', []),
                            updated_orm_device)
        auto_create_template(json_payload, updated_orm_device)
        updated_orm_device.id = device_id
        updated_orm_device.updated = datetime.now()
        updated_orm_device.created = old_orm_device.created

        db.session.add(updated_orm_device)

        full_device = serialize_full_device(updated_orm_device, tenant)

        if CONFIG.orion:
            # Create subscription pointing to history service
            # (STH, logstash based persister)
            subs_handler = PersistenceHandler(service=tenant)
            subs_handler.remove(old_orm_device.persistence)
            # Generating 'device type' field for subscription request
            type_descr = "template"
            for dev_type in full_device['attrs'].keys():
                type_descr += "_" + str(dev_type)
            updated_orm_device.persistence = subs_handler.create(
                device_id, type_descr)

            ctx_broker_handler = OrionHandler(service=tenant)
            ctx_broker_handler.update(
                serialize_full_device(old_orm_device, tenant), type_descr)

        kafka_handler = KafkaHandler()
        kafka_handler.update(full_device, meta={"service": tenant})

        try:
            db.session.commit()
        except IntegrityError as error:
            handle_consistency_exception(error)

        result = {
            'message': 'device updated',
            'device': serialize_full_device(updated_orm_device, tenant)
        }
        return result
Esempio n. 2
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    def create_device(req):
        """
        Creates and configures the given device.

        :param req: The received HTTP request, as created by Flask.
        :return The created device or a list of device summary. This depends on
        which value the verbose (/?verbose=true) has - if true, only one device
        can be created ("count" argument can't be used or - at least - it must
        be exactly "1") and the full device is returned. If false, "count" can
        be used with higher values and only the devices summary (a structure
        containing all device IDs and their labels) is returned.
        :raises HTTPRequestError: If no authorization token was provided (no
        tenant was informed)
        :raises HTTPRequestError: If verbose is used with multiple device
        creation request.
        :raises HTTPRequestError: If count argument ("?count=X") is provided
        and it is not an integer.

        """

        tenant = init_tenant_context(req, db)
        try:
            count = int(req.args.get('count', '1'))
        except ValueError as e:
            LOGGER.error(e)
            raise HTTPRequestError(400, "If provided, count must be integer")

        c_length = len(str(count))
        verbose = req.args.get('verbose', 'false') in ['true', '1', 'True']
        if verbose and count != 1:
            raise HTTPRequestError(
                400, "Verbose can only be used for single device creation")

        devices = []

        # Handlers
        kafka_handler = KafkaHandler()
        if CONFIG.orion:
            ctx_broker_handler = OrionHandler(service=tenant)
            subs_handler = PersistenceHandler(service=tenant)
        else:
            ctx_broker_handler = None
            subs_handler = None

        full_device = None

        for i in range(0, count):
            device_data, json_payload = parse_payload(req, device_schema)
            device_data['id'] = DeviceHandler.generate_device_id()
            device_data['label'] = DeviceHandler.indexed_label(
                count, c_length, device_data['label'], i)
            # handled separately by parse_template_list
            device_data.pop('templates', None)
            orm_device = Device(**device_data)
            parse_template_list(json_payload.get('templates', []), orm_device)
            auto_create_template(json_payload, orm_device)
            db.session.add(orm_device)

            devices.append({
                'id': device_data['id'],
                'label': device_data['label']
            })

            full_device = serialize_full_device(orm_device, tenant)

            # Updating handlers
            kafka_handler.create(full_device, meta={"service": tenant})
            if CONFIG.orion:
                # Generating 'device type' field for history
                type_descr = "template"
                for dev_type in full_device['attrs'].keys():
                    type_descr += "_" + str(dev_type)
                # TODO remove this in favor of kafka as data broker....
                ctx_broker_handler.create(full_device, type_descr)
                sub_id = subs_handler.create(full_device['id'], type_descr)
                orm_device.persistence = sub_id

        try:
            db.session.commit()
        except IntegrityError as error:
            handle_consistency_exception(error)

        if verbose:
            result = {'message': 'device created', 'device': full_device}
        else:
            result = {'message': 'devices created', 'devices': devices}
        return result