Exemplo n.º 1
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pycom.heartbeat(False)
led = pyLED()

print("enabling Lora...")
lora_active = False
while not lora_active:
    try:
        lora = LoRa(mode=LoRa.LORA, region=LoRa.EU868)
        lora_active = True
    except Exception as e:
        print("DISASTER! exception opening Lora: " + str(e))
        time.sleep(2)

print("enabling Pymesh...")
try:
    mesh = lora.Mesh()
except Exception as e:
    print("DISASTER! exception creating mesh: " + str(e))
    sys.exit()

time.sleep(2)

cstate = mesh.state()
while (
        cstate < 2
):  # exits when either "PYMESH_ROLE_CHILD", "PYMESH_ROLE_ROUTER" or "PYMESH_ROLE_LEADER"
    print("%d: looping... [%s]" % (time.time(), PYMESHSTATE[cstate]))
    time.sleep(2)
    cstate = mesh.state()

led.flashLED("green")
class Loramesh:
    """ Class for using Lora Mesh - openThread """

    STATE_DISABLED = const(0)
    STATE_DETACHED = const(1)
    STATE_CHILD = const(2)
    STATE_ROUTER = const(3)
    STATE_LEADER = const(4)
    STATE_LEADER_SINGLE = const(5)

    # rgb LED color for each state: disabled, detached, child, router, leader and single leader
    #RGBLED = [0x0A0000, 0x0A0000, 0x0A0A0A, 0x000A00, 0x00000A, 0x0A000A]
    RGBLED = [0x0A0000, 0x0A0000, 0x0A0A0A, 0x000A00, 0x0A000A, 0x000A0A]

    # TTN conf mode
    #RGBLED = [0x200505, 0x200505, 0x202020, 0x052005, 0x200020, 0x001818]

    # for outside/bright sun
    #RGBLED = [0xFF0000, 0xFF0000, 0x808080, 0x00FF00, 0x0000FF, 0xFF00FF]

    # mesh node state string
    STATE_STRING_LIST = ['Disabled', 'Detached', 'Child', 'Router', 'Leader']

    # address to be used for multicasting
    MULTICAST_MESH_ALL = 'ff03::1'
    MULTICAST_MESH_FTD = 'ff03::2'

    MULTICAST_LINK_ALL = 'ff02::1'
    MULTICAST_LINK_FTD = 'ff02::2'

    # Leader has an unicast IPv6: fdde:ad00:beef:0:0:ff:fe00:fc00
    LEADER_DEFAULT_RLOC = 'fc00'

    def __init__(self, config):
        """ Constructor """
        self.config = config
        config_lora = config.get('LoRa')
        self.lora = LoRa(mode=LoRa.LORA,
                         region=config_lora.get("region"),
                         frequency=config_lora.get("freq"),
                         bandwidth=config_lora.get("bandwidth"),
                         sf=config_lora.get("sf"))
        self.mesh = self.lora.Mesh()  #start Mesh

        # get Lora MAC address
        #self.MAC = str(ubinascii.hexlify(lora.mac()))[2:-1]
        self.MAC = int(str(ubinascii.hexlify(self.lora.mac()))[2:-1], 16)

        #last 2 letters from MAC, as integer
        self.mac_short = self.MAC & 0xFFFF  #int(self.MAC[-4:], 16)
        print_debug(
            5, "LoRa MAC: %s, short: %s" % (hex(self.MAC), self.mac_short))

        self.rloc16 = 0
        self.rloc = ''
        self.net_addr = ''
        self.ip_eid = ''
        self.ip_link = ''
        self.state = STATE_DISABLED

        # a dictionary with all direct neighbors
        # key is MAC for each neighbor
        # value is pair (age, mac, rloc16, role, rssi)
        #self.neigh_dict = {}
        self.router_data = RouterData()
        self.router_data.mac = self.MAC

        # a dictionary with all routers direct neighbors
        # key is MAC for each router
        # value is pair (age, rloc, neigh_num, (age, mac, rloc16, role, rssi))
        #self.leader_dict = {}
        self.leader_data = LeaderData()
        self.leader_data.mac = self.MAC

        # set of all MACS from whole current Mesh Network
        self.macs = set()
        self.macs_ts = -65535  # very old

        # list of all pairs (direct radio connections) inside Mesh
        self.connections = list()
        self.connections_ts = -65535  # very old

        # set a new unicast address
        self.unique_ip_prefix = "fdde:ad00:beef:0::"
        command = "ipaddr add " + self.ip_mac_unique(self.mac_short)
        self.mesh.cli(command)

    def ip_mac_unique(self, mac):
        ip = self.unique_ip_prefix + hex(mac & 0xFFFF)[2:]
        return ip

    def update_internals(self):
        self._state_update()
        self._rloc16_update()
        self._update_ips()
        self._rloc_ip_net_addr()

    def _rloc16_update(self):
        self.rloc16 = self.mesh.rloc()
        return self.rloc16

    def _update_ips(self):
        """ Updates all the unicast IPv6 of the Thread interface """
        ips = self.mesh.ipaddr()
        for line in ips:
            if line.startswith('fd'):
                # Mesh-Local unicast IPv6
                try:
                    addr = int(line.split(':')[-1], 16)
                except Exception:
                    continue
                if addr == self.rloc16:
                    # found RLOC
                    # RLOC IPv6 has x:x:x:x:0:ff:fe00:RLOC16
                    self.rloc = line
                elif ':0:ff:fe00:' not in line:
                    # found Mesh-Local EID
                    self.ip_eid = line
            elif line.startswith('fe80'):
                # Link-Local
                self.ip_link = line

    def is_connected(self):
        """ Returns true if it is connected if its Child, Router or Leader """
        connected = False
        if self.state in (STATE_CHILD, STATE_ROUTER, STATE_LEADER,
                          STATE_LEADER_SINGLE):
            connected = True
        return connected

    def _state_update(self):
        """ Returns the Thread role """
        self.state = self.mesh.state()
        if self.state < 0:
            self.state = self.STATE_DISABLED
        return self.state

    def _rloc_ip_net_addr(self):
        """ returns the family part of RLOC IPv6, without last word (2B) """
        self.net_addr = ':'.join(self.rloc.split(':')[:-1]) + ':'
        return self.net_addr

    def state_string(self):
        if self.state >= len(self.STATE_STRING_LIST):
            return 'none'
        return self.STATE_STRING_LIST[self.state]

    def led_state(self):
        """ Sets the LED according to the Thread role """
        if self.state == STATE_LEADER and self.mesh.single():
            pycom.rgbled(0x000A0A)
            time.sleep(1)
            pycom.rgbled(0)
        elif self.state == STATE_DETACHED:
            pycom.rgbled(0x0A0000)
            time.sleep(1)
            pycom.rgbled(0)
        else:
            do_nothing = "yes"
            # pycom.rgbled(self.RGBLED[self.state])

    def ip(self):
        """ Returns the IPv6 RLOC """
        return self.rloc

    # def parent_ip(self):
    #     # DEPRECATED, unused
    #     """ Returns the IP of the parent, if it's child node """
    #     ip = None
    #     state = self.state
    #     if state == STATE_CHILD or state == STATE_ROUTER:
    #         try:
    #             ip_words = self.rloc.split(':')
    #             parent_rloc = int(self.lora.cli('parent').split('\r\n')[1].split(' ')[1], 16)
    #             ip_words[-1] = hex(parent_rloc)[2:]
    #             ip = ':'.join(ip_words)
    #         except Exception:
    #             pass
    #     return ip

    # def neighbors_ip(self):
    #     # DEPRECATED, unused
    #     """ Returns a list with IP of the neighbors (children, parent, other routers) """
    #     state = self.state
    #     neigh = []
    #     if state == STATE_ROUTER or state == STATE_LEADER:
    #         ip_words = self.rloc.split(':')
    #         # obtain RLOC16 neighbors
    #         neighbors = self.lora.cli('neighbor list').split(' ')
    #         for rloc in neighbors:
    #             if len(rloc) == 0:
    #                 continue
    #             try:
    #                 ip_words[-1] = str(rloc[2:])
    #                 nei_ip = ':'.join(ip_words)
    #                 neigh.append(nei_ip)
    #             except Exception:
    #                     pass
    #     elif state == STATE_CHILD:
    #         neigh.append(self.parent_ip())
    #     return neigh

    # def cli(self, command):
    #     """ Simple wrapper for OpenThread CLI """
    #     return self.mesh.cli(command)

    def ipaddr(self):
        """ returns all unicast IPv6 addr """
        return self.mesh.ipaddr()

    # def ping(self, ip):
    #     """ Returns ping return time, to an IP """
    #     res = self.cli('ping ' + str(ip))
    #     """
    #     '8 bytes from fdde:ad00:beef:0:0:ff:fe00:e000: icmp_seq=2 hlim=64 time=236ms\r\n'
    #     'Error 6: Parse\r\n'
    #     no answer
    #     """
    #     ret_time = -1
    #     try:
    #         ret_time = int(res.split('time=')[1].split('ms')[0])
    #     except Exception:
    #         pass
    #     return ret_time

    def blink(self, num=3, period=.5, color=None):
        """ LED blink """
        if color is None:
            color = self.RGBLED[self.state]
        for _ in range(num):
            pycom.rgbled(0)
            time.sleep(period)
            pycom.rgbled(color)
            time.sleep(period)
        self.led_state()

    def slow_blink():
        # supposed to be for continually blink status in a thread till state change
        color = self.RGBLED[self.state]
        for _ in range(num):
            pycom.rgbled(0)
            time.sleep(1)
            pycom.rgbled(color)
            time.sleep(1)
            pycom.rgbled(0)

    def neighbors_update(self):
        """ update neigh_dict from cli:'neighbor table' """
        """ >>> print(lora.cli("neighbor table"))
        | Role | RLOC16 | Age | Avg RSSI | Last RSSI |R|S|D|N| Extended MAC     |
        +------+--------+-----+----------+-----------+-+-+-+-+------------------+
        |   C  | 0x2801 | 219 |        0 |         0 |1|1|1|1| 0000000000000005 |
        |   R  | 0x7400 |   9 |        0 |         0 |1|0|1|1| 0000000000000002 |

        """
        x = self.mesh.neighbors()
        print_debug(3, "Neighbors Table: %s" % x)

        if x is None:
            # bad read, just keep previous neigbors
            return

        # clear all pre-existing neigbors
        self.router_data = RouterData()
        self.router_data.mac = self.MAC
        self.router_data.rloc16 = self.rloc16
        self.router_data.role = self.state
        self.router_data.ts = time.time()
        self.router_data.coord = Gps.get_location()

        for nei_rec in x:
            # nei_rec = (role=3, rloc16=10240, rssi=0, age=28, mac=5)
            age = nei_rec.age
            if age > 300:
                continue  # shouln't add neighbors too old
            role = nei_rec.role
            rloc16 = nei_rec.rloc16
            # maybe we shouldn't add Leader (because this info is already available at Leader)
            # if rloc16 == self.leader_rloc():
            #   continue
            rssi = nei_rec.rssi
            mac = nei_rec.mac
            neighbor = NeighborData((
                mac,
                age,
                rloc16,
                role,
                rssi,
            ))
            self.router_data.add_neighbor(neighbor)
            #print("new Neighbor: %s"%(neighbor.to_string()))
            #except:
            #    pass
        # add own info in dict
        #self.neigh_dict[self.MAC] = (0, self.rloc16, self.state, 0)
        print_debug(3, "Neighbors: %s" % (self.router_data.to_string()))
        return

    def leader_add_own_neigh(self):
        """ leader adds its own neighbors in leader_dict """
        self.leader_data.add_router(self.router_data)
        return

    def neighbors_pack(self):
        """ packs in a struct all neighbors as (MAC, RLOC16, Role, rssi, age) """
        data = self.router_data.pack()

        return data

    def routers_neigh_update(self, data_pack):
        """ unpacks the PACK_ROUTER_NEIGHBORS, adding them in leader_dict """
        # key is MAC for each router
        # value is pair (age, rloc, neigh_num, (age, mac, rloc16, role, rssi))
        router = RouterData(data_pack)
        self.leader_data.add_router(router)
        return

    def leader_dict_cleanup(self):
        """ cleanup the leader_dict for old entries """
        #print("Leader Data before cleanup: %s"%self.leader_data.to_string())
        self.leader_data.cleanup()
        print("Leader Data : %s" % self.leader_data.to_string())

    def routers_rloc_list(self, age_min, resolve_mac=None):
        """ return list of all routers IPv6 RLOC16
            if mac parameter is present, then returns just the RLOC16 of that mac, if found
        """
        mac_ip = None
        data = self.mesh.routers()
        print("Routers Table: ", data)
        '''>>> print(lora.cli('router table'))
        | ID | RLOC16 | Next Hop | Path Cost | LQ In | LQ Out | Age | Extended MAC     |
        +----+--------+----------+-----------+-------+--------+-----+------------------+
        | 12 | 0x3000 |       63 |         0 |     0 |      0 |   0 | 0000000000000002 |'''

        if data is None:
            # bad read
            return ()

        net_addr = self.net_addr
        routers_list = []
        for line in data:
            # line = (mac=123456, rloc16=20480, id=20, path_cost=0, age=7)
            age = line.age
            if age > 300:
                continue  # shouldn't add/resolve very old Routers
            rloc16 = line.rloc16

            # check if it's own rloc16
            if rloc16 == self.rloc16:
                continue

            if resolve_mac is not None:
                if resolve_mac == line.mac:
                    mac_ip = rloc16
                    break

            # look for this router in Leader Data
            # if doesn't exist, add it to routers_list with max ts
            # if it exists, just add it with its ts
            last_ts = self.leader_data.get_mac_ts(line.mac)
            if time.time() - last_ts < age_min:
                continue  # shouldn't add/resolve very "recent" Routers

            ipv6 = net_addr + hex(rloc16)[2:]
            routers_list.append((last_ts, ipv6))

        if resolve_mac is not None:
            print("Mac found in Router %s" % str(mac_ip))
            return mac_ip

        # sort the list in the ascending values of timestamp
        routers_list.sort()

        print("Routers list %s" % str(routers_list))
        return routers_list

    def leader_data_pack(self):
        """ creates packet with all Leader data, leader_dict """
        self.leader_data.rloc16 = self.rloc16
        data = self.leader_data.pack()
        return data

    def leader_data_unpack(self, data):
        self.leader_data = LeaderData(data)
        print("Leader Data : %s" % self.leader_data.to_string())
        return self.leader_data.ok

    def neighbor_resolve_mac(self, mac):
        mac_ip = self.router_data.resolve_mac(mac)
        return mac_ip

    def resolve_mac_from_leader_data(self, mac):
        mac_ip = self.leader_data.resolve_mac(mac)
        print("Mac %x found as IP %s" % (mac, str(mac_ip)))
        return mac_ip

    def macs_get(self):
        """ returns the set of the macs, hopefully it was received from Leader """
        #print("Macs: %s"%(str(self.macs)))
        return (self.macs, self.macs_ts)

    def macs_set(self, data):
        MACS_FMT = '!H'
        field_size = calcsize(MACS_FMT)
        #print("Macs pack: %s"%(str(data)))
        n, = unpack(MACS_FMT, data)
        #print("Macs pack(%d): %s"%(n, str(data)))
        index = field_size
        self.macs = set()

        for _ in range(n):
            mac, = unpack(MACS_FMT, data[index:])
            self.macs.add(mac)
            #print("Macs %d, %d: %s"%(index, mac, str(self.macs)))
            index = index + field_size

        self.macs_ts = time.time()
        pass

    def connections_get(self):
        """ returns the list of all connections inside Mesh, hopefully it was received from Leader """
        return (self.connections, self.connections_ts)

    def connections_set(self, data):
        CONNECTIONS_FMT = '!HHb'
        field_size = calcsize(CONNECTIONS_FMT)
        n, = unpack('!H', data)
        index = calcsize('!H')
        self.connections = list()
        for _ in range(n):
            #(mac1, mac2, rssi)
            record = unpack(CONNECTIONS_FMT, data[index:])
            self.connections.append(record)
            index = index + field_size
        self.connections_ts = time.time()
        pass

    def node_info_get(self, mac):
        """ returns the RouterData or NeighborData for the specified mac """
        #try to find it as router or a neighbor of a router
        node, role = self.leader_data.node_info_mac(mac)
        if node is None:
            return {}
        # try to create dict for RPC answer
        data = {}
        data['ip'] = node.rloc16
        data['r'] = node.role
        if role is self.STATE_CHILD:
            data['a'] = node.age
        elif role is self.STATE_ROUTER:
            data['a'] = time.time() - node.ts
            data['l'] = {'lat': node.coord[0], 'lng': node.coord[1]}
            data['nn'] = node.neigh_num()
            nei_macs = node.get_macs_set()
            data['nei'] = list()
            for nei_mac in nei_macs:
                nei = node.dict[nei_mac]
                data['nei'].append(
                    (nei.mac, nei.rloc16, nei.role, nei.rssi, nei.age))
        return data

    def node_info_set(self, data):
        (role, ) = unpack('!B', data)

        if role is self.STATE_ROUTER:
            router = RouterData(data[1:])
            self.leader_data.add_router(router)
            print("Added as router %s" % router.to_string())
        elif role is self.STATE_CHILD:
            node = NeighborData(data[1:])
            router = RouterData(node)
            self.leader_data.add_router(router)
            print("Added as Router-Neigh %s" % router.to_string())
        pass
Exemplo n.º 3
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class Loramesh:
    """ Class for using Lora Mesh - openThread """

    STATE_DISABLED = const(0)
    STATE_DETACHED = const(1)
    STATE_CHILD = const(2)
    STATE_ROUTER = const(3)
    STATE_LEADER = const(4)
    STATE_LEADER_SINGLE = const(5)

    # rgb LED color for each state: disabled, detached, child, router, leader and single leader
    RGBLED = [0x0A0000, 0x0A0000, 0x0A0A0A, 0x000A00, 0x0A000A, 0x000A0A]

    # address to be used for multicasting
    MULTICAST_MESH_ALL = 'ff03::1'
    MULTICAST_MESH_FTD = 'ff03::2'

    MULTICAST_LINK_ALL = 'ff02::1'
    MULTICAST_LINK_FTD = 'ff02::2'

    def __init__(self, lora=None):
        """ Constructor """
        if lora is None:
            self.lora = LoRa(mode=LoRa.LORA,
                             region=LoRa.EU868,
                             bandwidth=LoRa.BW_125KHZ,
                             sf=7)
        else:
            self.lora = lora
        self.mesh = self.lora.Mesh()
        self.rloc = ''
        self.ip_eid = ''
        self.ip_link = ''
        self.single = False
        self.state = STATE_ROUTER
        self.ip_others = []

    def _state_update(self):
        """ Returns the Thread role """
        self.state = self.mesh.state()
        if self.state < 0:
            self.state = self.STATE_DISABLED
        return self.state

    def _rloc_ip_net_addr(self):
        """ returns the family part of RLOC IPv6, without last word (2B) """
        self.net_addr = ':'.join(self.rloc.split(':')[:-1]) + ':'
        return self.net_addr

    def _update_ips(self):
        """ Updates all the unicast IPv6 of the Thread interface """
        self.ip_others = []
        ips = self.mesh.ipaddr()
        self.rloc16 = self.mesh.rloc()
        for line in ips:
            if line.startswith('fd'):
                # Mesh-Local unicast IPv6
                try:
                    addr = int(line.split(':')[-1], 16)
                except Exception:
                    continue
                if addr == self.rloc16:
                    # found RLOC
                    # RLOC IPv6 has x:x:x:x:0:ff:fe00:RLOC16
                    self.rloc = line
                elif ':0:ff:fe00:' not in line:
                    # found Mesh-Local EID
                    self.ip_eid = line
            elif line.startswith('fe80'):
                # Link-Local
                self.ip_link = line
            else:
                self.ip_others.append(line)

    def is_connected(self):
        """ Returns true if it is connected as either Child, Router or Leader """
        connected = False
        self.state = self.mesh.state()
        if self.state in (STATE_CHILD, STATE_ROUTER, STATE_LEADER,
                          STATE_LEADER_SINGLE):
            connected = True
        return connected

    def led_state(self):
        """ Sets the LED according to the Thread role """
        if self.state == STATE_LEADER and self.mesh.single():
            pycom.rgbled(self.RGBLED[self.STATE_LEADER_SINGLE])
        else:
            pycom.rgbled(self.RGBLED[self.state])

    # returns the IP ML-EID or the ip having this prefix
    def ip(self, prefix=None):
        """ Returns the IPv6 RLOC """
        ip = self._update_ips()
        if prefix is None:
            return self.ip_eid
        # we need to check al IPs from self.ip_others that may start with prefix
        p = prefix.split("::")[0]
        for ip in self.ip_others:
            if ip.startswith(p):
                return ip
        return None

    def neighbors(self):
        """ Returns a list with all properties of the neighbors """
        return self.mesh.neighbors()

    def neighbors_ip(self):
        """ Returns a list with IPv6 (as strings) of the neighbors """
        neighbors = self.neighbors()
        nei_list = []
        net_ip = self._rloc_ip_net_addr()
        if neighbors is not None:
            for nei_rec in neighbors:
                nei_ip = net_ip + hex(nei_rec.rloc16)[2:]
                nei_list.append(nei_ip)
        return nei_list

    def ipaddr(self):
        """ Returns a list with all unicast IPv6 """
        return self.mesh.ipaddr()

    def cli(self, command):
        """ Simple wrapper for OpenThread CLI """
        return self.mesh.cli(command)

    def ping(self, ip):
        """ Returns ping return time, to an IP """
        res = self.cli('ping ' + ip)
        # '8 bytes from fdde:ad00:beef:0:0:ff:fe00:e000: icmp_seq=2 hlim=64 time=236ms\r\n'
        # 'Error 6: Parse\r\n'
        # no answer
        ret_time = -1
        try:
            ret_time = int(res.split('time=')[1].split('ms')[0])
        except Exception:
            pass
        return ret_time

    def blink(self, num=3, period=.5, color=None):
        """ LED blink """
        if color is None:
            color = self.RGBLED[self.state]
        for i in range(0, num):
            pycom.rgbled(0)
            time.sleep(period)
            pycom.rgbled(color)
            time.sleep(period)
        self.led_state()