def __init__(self, definition, connection, asset=None):
"""
create the object
:param connection: the connection to use
:param asset: the asset object, if none, the object will be created from the definition,
:param definition: a json dict that contains the definition for the stats. (see examples in definitions dir)
"""
if not asset:
self.asset = Sensor(definition['asset'], connection=connection)
else:
self.asset = asset
self.groups = []
self.timers = []
groupNames = set(
) # used to check that all the groupnames are unique, otherwise, we have an issue.
for group in definition['groups']:
groupname = group['name']
if groupname in groupNames:
raise Exception(
"duplicate groupname '{}' detected in {}".format(
groupname, definition['name']))
groupNames.add(groupname)
reset = group['reset'] if 'reset' in group else None
startDate = group['start date'] if 'start date' in group else None
stat = Statistician(group['name'], group['calculate'], reset,
startDate, self.asset)
self.groups.append(stat)
if "reset" in group:
timer = Timer(self.asset, group['name'])
self.timers.append(timer)
timer.group = stat
def load(self):
# load all the service-objects. They work as functions, don't wrap the data, cause the data objects can be scattered
to_add = DeviceTemplate()
Service.all_services[to_add.get_name()] = to_add
Service.template_service = to_add
to_add = Statistician()
Service.all_services[to_add.get_name()] = to_add
to_add = Delay()
Service.all_services[to_add.get_name()] = to_add
to_add = NN()
Service.all_services[to_add.get_name()] = to_add
to_add = Rule()
Service.all_services[to_add.get_name()] = to_add
to_add = DeviceMonitor()
Service.all_services[to_add.get_name()] = to_add
def __init__(self,
db,
table,
title="Data Party",
author="Christian Battista",
human=""):
if human:
self.human = human
else:
self.human = Statistician(db)
self.title = title
self.author = author
self.name = title
self.fname = self.name.replace(' ', '_')
path = os.path.join("output", self.fname)
f = open("%s.Rnw" % path, "w")
self.f = f
self.lvl = 1
self.WriteTitle()