def get_projects(args):
"""
get available projects for this Datalogger Server
ex: Datalogger/get_projects/...
there is no further argument needed
returns:
json(existing project names)
"""
return json.dumps(DataLogger.get_projects(basedir))
def get_projects():
"""
get available projects for this Datalogger Server
ex: Datalogger/get_projects/...
there is no further argument needed
returns:
json(existing project names)
"""
ret_data = {
"projects" : DataLogger.get_projects(basedir),
"stat_func_names" : TimeseriesStats.stat_funcs.keys(),
"last_businessday_datestring" : DataLogger.get_last_business_day_datestring()
}
return json.dumps(ret_data)
def main():
for datestring in tuple(DataLogger.datewalker(startdate, args.enddate)):
start_ts, stop_ts = DataLogger.get_ts_for_datestring(datestring)
logging.debug("working on datestring %s (from %s to %s)", datestring, start_ts, stop_ts)
for project in DataLogger.get_projects(args.basedir):
if args.project is not None:
if project != args.project:
logging.debug("skipping project %s", project)
continue
logging.debug("working on project %s", project)
for tablename in DataLogger.get_tablenames(args.basedir, project):
if args.tablename is not None:
if tablename != args.tablename:
logging.debug("skipping tablename %s", tablename)
continue
logging.debug("working on tablename %s", tablename)
archive(project, tablename, datestring)
def setUp(self):
self.basedir = "/var/rrd"
self.datestring = "2015-11-30"
self.project = DataLogger.get_projects(self.basedir)[0]
self.tablename = DataLogger.get_tablenames(self.basedir, self.project)[0]
self.datalogger = DataLogger(self.basedir, self.project, self.tablename)
