def test_satellite(self, repository: Repository):
"""Checks that a single satellite data is returned properly."""
sat = repository.read_satellite(25338)
self.assertIsNotNone(sat)
self.assertEqual(sat['sat_id'], 25338)
self.assertEqual(sat['sat_name'], 'NOAA 15')
sat = repository.read_satellite('NOAA 19')
self.assertEqual(sat['sat_id'], 33591)
self.assertEqual(sat['sat_name'], 'NOAA 19')
sat = repository.read_satellite(12345)
self.assertIsNone(sat) # :( No such thing yet.
sat = repository.read_satellite('GDANSKSAT-1')
self.assertIsNone(sat) # :( No such thing yet.
def obs(obs_id: ObservationId = None, limit_and_offset=None):
if obs_id is None:
abort(300, description="ID is required")
return
repository = Repository()
with repository.transaction():
observation = repository.read_observation(obs_id)
orbit = None
if observation is None:
abort(404, "Observation not found")
files = repository.read_observation_files(observation["obs_id"],
**limit_and_offset)
files_count = repository.count_observation_files(obs_id)
satellite = repository.read_satellite(observation["sat_id"])
orbit = observation
if observation['tle'] is not None:
# observation['tle'] is always an array of exactly 2 strings.
orbit = parse_tle(*observation['tle'], satellite["sat_name"])
station = repository.read_station(observation["station_id"])
# Now tweak some observation parameters to make them more human readable
observation = human_readable_obs(observation)
# Now determine if there is a logged user and if there is, if this user is the owner of this
# station. If he is, we should show the admin panel.
user_id = 0
owner = False
if current_user.is_authenticated:
user_id = current_user.get_id()
# Check if the current user is the owner of the station.
station_id = station['station_id']
owner = repository.is_station_owner(user_id, station_id)
return 'obs.html', dict(obs=observation,
files=files,
sat_name=satellite["sat_name"],
item_count=files_count,
orbit=orbit,
station=station,
is_owner=owner)
def receive(station_id: str, args: RequestArguments):
'''
Receive observation from station.
Station must be authenticated.
Request must have attached at least one imagery file. We accept only files
with MIME-type and extension listed in @ALLOWED_FILE_TYPES dictionary.
From first imagery file we create a thumbnail. Files are sorted using HTTP
request keys.
Request data are stored in DB. Binary files are saved in filesystem with
unique, conflict-safe filename.
Satellite assigned to observation must exists in database.
'''
files: Dict[str, WebFileLike] = request.files
if len(files) == 0:
abort(400, description="Missing file")
# Filter files and create safe filenames
uid = str(uuid.uuid4())
items = enumerate(sorted(files.items(), key=lambda e: e[0]))
file_entries: List[Tuple[str, WebFileLike]] = []
for idx, (_, file_) in items:
if not is_allowed_file(file_):
app.logger.warning(
f"File {file_.filename} is not allowed due to its type ({file_.mimetype}) or extension"
)
continue
org_filename = secure_filename(file_.filename)
filename = "%s-%d-%s" % (uid, idx, org_filename)
file_entries.append((filename, file_))
app.logger.info(
f"Received file {file_.filename}, to be stored as {filename}")
# Select thumbnail source file
thumbnail_source_entry = first(
lambda f: f[1].mimetype.startswith("image/"), file_entries)
if thumbnail_source_entry is None:
app.logger.info(f"No suitable images for thumbnail, using None")
thumb_filename = None
else:
thumb_source_filename, _ = thumbnail_source_entry
thumb_filename = "thumb-%s-%s" % (str(
uuid.uuid4()), thumb_source_filename)
# Save data in DB
repository = Repository()
with repository.transaction() as transaction:
satellite = repository.read_satellite(args["sat"])
if satellite is None:
abort(400, description="Unknown satellite")
sat_id = SatelliteId(satellite["sat_id"])
tle = args.get('tle')
if tle:
# Remove trailing character
tle = [line.strip() for line in tle]
# Let's get metadata and try to run some sanity checks on it. Technically the whole thing
# is not mandatory, so we only complain if important parameters are missing, but we
# accept the observation anyway.
metadata = args.get('config') or "{}"
mandatory_tags = [
"protocol", "frequency", "antenna", "antenna-type", "receiver",
"lna", "filter"
]
missing = []
for t in mandatory_tags:
if t not in metadata:
missing.append(t)
if len(missing):
app.logger.warning(
f"Received observation from station {station_id} with missing tags: {' '.join(missing)}"
)
observation: Observation = {
'obs_id': ObservationId(0),
'aos': args['aos'],
'tca': args['tca'],
'los': args['los'],
'sat_id': sat_id,
'thumbnail': thumb_filename,
'config': metadata,
'station_id': StationId(station_id),
'tle': tle
}
app.logger.info(
"Received observation: station_id=%s sat_id=%s config=%s rating=%s"
% (station_id, sat_id, args.get('config'), args.get('rating')))
obs_id = repository.insert_observation(observation)
observation["obs_id"] = obs_id
for filename, file_ in file_entries:
observation_file: ObservationFile = {
"obs_file_id": ObservationFileId(0),
"filename": filename,
"media_type": file_.mimetype,
"obs_id": obs_id,
'rating': args.get('rating')
}
repository.insert_observation_file(observation_file)
transaction.commit()
# Save files in filesystem
root = app.config["storage"]['image_root']
for filename, file_ in file_entries:
path = os.path.join(root, filename)
try:
file_.save(path)
app.logger.info("File %s written to %s" % (filename, root))
except OSError as e:
app.logger.error("Failed to write %s (image_root=%s): %s" %
(path, root, e))
return abort(
503,
"Unable to write file %s. Disk operation error." % filename)
if thumb_filename != None:
# Make thumbnail (but only if suitable images were submitted, for text we're out of luck)
thumb_source_path = os.path.join(root, thumb_source_filename)
thumb_path = os.path.join(root, "thumbs", thumb_filename)
app.logger.debug(f"Generating thumbnail for {thumb_source_filename}.")
make_thumbnail(thumb_source_path, thumb_path)
# Make charts
station = repository.read_station(observation["station_id"])
make_charts(observation, station, root)
# Make sure to return the observation id to the station. This may be useful if the station wants
# to update the observation in some way (send additional info or perhaps decide to delete it in the future).
return 'Observation %d received.' % obs_id, 204