Exemplos de HistoricTemperatureModel.get_by_search em Python

Exemplo n.º 1

def historic_temperatures_get_by_search():
    logging.debug("Received request /historic/temperatures/search")
    startTime = time.monotonic()
    try:
        start = req.args.get('start')
        if start is None:
            start = '2020-01-01T00:00:00'
        logging.debug("Start arg is: " + str(start))

        end = req.args.get('end')
        if end is None:
            end = datetime.utcnow()
        logging.debug("End arg is: " + str(end))

        dataArray = []
        temperatureArray = HistoricTemperatureModel.get_by_search(start, end)
        for tempModel in temperatureArray:
            dataArray.append(tempModel.to_json())
        elapsedTime = time.monotonic() - startTime
        logging.debug("temperature get by search request time: " +
                      str(round(elapsedTime, 5)) + " seconds")
        return res(200, data=dataArray, timeUTC=datetime.utcnow())
    except mariadb.Error as e:
        logging.exception(e)
        abort(500, str(e))

Exemplo n.º 2

	def get_by_search(start, end):
		# init
		foundPressure = []
		foundHumidities = []
		foundCo2 = []
		foundTemperatures = []

		# Execution (4 connection, could be more efficient but query time is hardly an issue)
		foundPressure = HistoricPressureModel.get_by_search(start, end)
		foundHumidities = HistoricHumidityModel.get_by_search(start, end)
		foundCo2 = HistoricCO2Model.get_by_search(start, end)
		foundTemperatures = HistoricTemperatureModel.get_by_search(start, end)

		# Build object
		returnObj = HistoricSensorModel(
			foundPressure, foundHumidities, foundCo2, foundTemperatures)

		# Clean and return
		return returnObj