def updateState(self):
# Determines what the user needs to do next to configure this service
# if this doesn't return ready, caller must take appropiate action
if self._NEED_OAUTH and self._OAUTH is None:
self._OAUTH = OAuth(self._setOAuthToken, self._getOAuthToken, self.getOAuthScope(), self._ID)
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
if self._NEED_CONFIG and not self.hasConfiguration():
return BaseService.STATE_DO_CONFIG
if self._NEED_OAUTH and (not self.hasOAuthConfig or not self.hasOAuth()):
return BaseService.STATE_DO_OAUTH
return BaseService.STATE_READY
def updateState(self):
# Determines what the user needs to do next to configure this service
# if this doesn't return ready, caller must take appropiate action
if self._NEED_OAUTH and self._OAUTH is None:
self._OAUTH = OAuth(self._setOAuthToken, self._getOAuthToken,
self.getOAuthScope(), self._ID)
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
if self._NEED_CONFIG and not self.hasConfiguration():
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_DO_CONFIG
elif self._NEED_OAUTH and (not self.hasOAuthConfig
or not self.hasOAuth()):
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_DO_OAUTH
elif self.needKeywords() and len(self.getKeywords()) == 0:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_NEED_KEYWORDS
elif self.getImagesTotal() == 0:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_NO_IMAGES
else:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_READY
return self._CURRENT_STATE
class BaseService:
REFRESH_DELAY = 60 * 60 # Number of seconds before we refresh the index in case no photos
SERVICE_DEPRECATED = False
STATE_ERROR = -1
STATE_UNINITIALIZED = 0
STATE_DO_CONFIG = 1
STATE_DO_OAUTH = 2
STATE_NEED_KEYWORDS = 3
STATE_NO_IMAGES = 4
STATE_READY = 999
def __init__(self, configDir, id, name, needConfig=False, needOAuth=False):
# MUST BE CALLED BY THE IMPLEMENTING CLASS!
self._ID = id
self._NAME = name
self._OAUTH = None
self._CACHEMGR = None
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_UNINITIALIZED
self._ERROR = None
# NUM_IMAGES keeps track of how many images are being provided by each keyword
# As for now, unsupported images (mimetype, orientation) and already displayed images are NOT excluded due to simplicity,
# but it should still serve as a rough estimate to ensure that every image has a similar chance of being shown in "random_image_mode"!
# NEXT_SCAN is used to determine when a keyword should be re-indexed. This used in the case number of photos are zero to avoid hammering
# services.
self._STATE = {
'_OAUTH_CONFIG': None,
'_OAUTH_CONTEXT': None,
'_CONFIG': None,
'_KEYWORDS': [],
'_NUM_IMAGES': {},
'_NEXT_SCAN': {},
'_EXTRAS': None,
'_INDEX_IMAGE': 0,
'_INDEX_KEYWORD': 0
}
self._NEED_CONFIG = needConfig
self._NEED_OAUTH = needOAuth
self._DIR_BASE = self._prepareFolders(configDir)
self._DIR_PRIVATE = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'private')
self._FILE_STATE = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'state.json')
self.memory = MemoryManager(os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'memory'))
self.loadState()
self.preSetup()
def setCacheManager(self, cacheMgr):
self._CACHEMGR = cacheMgr
def _prepareFolders(self, configDir):
basedir = os.path.join(configDir, self._ID)
if not os.path.exists(basedir):
os.mkdir(basedir)
if not os.path.exists(basedir + '/memory'):
os.mkdir(basedir + '/memory')
if not os.path.exists(basedir + '/private'):
os.mkdir(basedir + '/private')
return basedir
###[ Used by service to do any kind of house keeping ]###########################
def preSetup(self):
# If you need to do anything before initializing, override this
# NOTE! No auth or oauth has been done at this point, only state has been loaded
pass
def postSetup(self):
# If you need to do anything right after initializing, override this
# NOTE! At this point, any auth and/or oauth will have been performed. State is not saved after this call
pass
###[ Used by photoframe to determinte what to do next ]###########################
def updateState(self):
# Determines what the user needs to do next to configure this service
# if this doesn't return ready, caller must take appropiate action
if self._NEED_OAUTH and self._OAUTH is None:
self._OAUTH = OAuth(self._setOAuthToken, self._getOAuthToken,
self.getOAuthScope(), self._ID)
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
if self._NEED_CONFIG and not self.hasConfiguration():
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_DO_CONFIG
elif self._NEED_OAUTH and (not self.hasOAuthConfig
or not self.hasOAuth()):
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_DO_OAUTH
elif self.needKeywords() and len(self.getKeywords()) == 0:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_NEED_KEYWORDS
elif self.getImagesTotal() == 0:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_NO_IMAGES
else:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_READY
return self._CURRENT_STATE
###[ Allows loading/saving of service state ]###########################
def loadState(self):
# Load any stored state data from storage
# Normally you don't override this
if os.path.exists(self._FILE_STATE):
try:
with open(self._FILE_STATE, 'r') as f:
self._STATE.update(json.load(f))
except:
logging.exception('Unable to load state for service')
os.unlink(self._FILE_STATE)
def saveState(self):
# Stores the state data under the unique ID for
# this service provider's instance
# normally you don't override this
with open(self._FILE_STATE, 'w') as f:
json.dump(self._STATE, f)
###[ Get info about instance ]###########################
def getName(self):
# Retrieves the name of this instance
return self._NAME
def setName(self, newName):
self._NAME = newName
def getId(self):
return self._ID
def getImagesTotal(self):
# return the total number of images provided by this service
sum = 0
if self.needKeywords():
for keyword in self.getKeywords():
if keyword not in self._STATE[
"_NUM_IMAGES"] or keyword not in self._STATE[
'_NEXT_SCAN'] or self._STATE['_NEXT_SCAN'][
keyword] < time.time():
logging.debug(
'Keywords either not scanned or we need to scan now')
self._getImagesFor(keyword) # Will make sure to get images
self._STATE['_NEXT_SCAN'][keyword] = time.time(
) + self.REFRESH_DELAY
sum = sum + self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][keyword]
return sum
def getImagesSeen(self):
count = 0
if self.needKeywords():
for keyword in self.getKeywords():
count += self.memory.count(keyword)
return count
def getImagesRemaining(self):
return self.getImagesTotal() - self.getImagesSeen()
def getMessages(self):
# override this if you wish to show a message associated with
# the provider's instance. Return None to hide
# Format: [{'level' : 'INFO', 'message' : None, 'link' : None}]
msgs = []
if self._CURRENT_STATE in [self.STATE_NEED_KEYWORDS
]: # , self.STATE_NO_IMAGES]:
msgs.append({
'level': 'INFO',
'message':
'Please add one or more items in order to show photos from this provider (see help button)',
'link': None
})
if 0 in self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"].values():
# Find first keyword with zero (unicode issue)
removeme = []
for keyword in self._STATE["_KEYWORDS"]:
if self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][keyword] == 0:
removeme.append(keyword)
msgs.append({
'level':
'WARNING',
'message':
'The following keyword(s) do not yield any photos: %s' %
', '.join(map(u'"{0}"'.format, removeme)),
'link':
None
})
return msgs
def explainState(self):
# override this if you wish to show additional on-screen information for a specific state
# return String
return None
###[ All the OAuth functionality ]###########################
def getOAuthScope(self):
# *Override* to define any needed OAuth scope
# must return array of string(s)
return None
def setOAuthConfig(self, config):
# Provides OAuth config data for linking.
# Without this information, OAuth cannot be done.
# If config is invalid, returns False
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] = config
if self._OAUTH is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
self.saveState()
return True
def helpOAuthConfig(self):
return 'Should explain what kind of content to provide'
def hasOAuthConfig(self):
# Returns true/false if we have a config for oauth
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None
def hasOAuth(self):
# Tests if we have a functional OAuth link,
# returns False if we need to set it up
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] is not None
def invalidateOAuth(self):
# Removes previously negotiated OAuth
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] = None
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] = None
self.saveState()
def startOAuth(self):
# Returns a HTTP redirect to begin OAuth or None if
# oauth isn't configured. Normally not overriden
return self._OAUTH.initiate()
def finishOAuth(self, url):
# Called when OAuth sequence has completed
self._OAUTH.complete(url)
self.saveState()
def _setOAuthToken(self, token):
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] = token
self.saveState()
def _getOAuthToken(self):
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT']
def migrateOAuthToken(self, token):
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] is not None:
logging.error('Cannot migrate token, already have one!')
return
logging.debug('Setting token to %s' % repr(token))
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] = token
self.saveState()
###[ For services which require static auth ]###########################
def validateConfiguration(self, config):
# Allow service to validate config, if correct, return None
# If incorrect, return helpful error message.
# config is a map with fields and their values
return 'Not overriden yet but config is enabled'
def setConfiguration(self, config):
# Setup any needed authentication data for this
# service.
self._STATE['_CONFIG'] = config
self.saveState()
def getConfiguration(self):
return self._STATE['_CONFIG']
def hasConfiguration(self):
# Checks if it has auth data
return self._STATE['_CONFIG'] != None
def getConfigurationFields(self):
# Returns a key/value map with:
# "field" => [ "type" => "STR/INT", "name" => "Human readable", "description" => "Longer text" ]
# Allowing UX to be dynamically created
# Supported field types are: STR, INT, PW (password means it will obscure it on input)
return {
'username': {
'type': 'STR',
'name': 'Username',
'description': 'Username to use for login'
}
}
###[ Keyword management ]###########################
def validateKeywords(self, keywords):
# Quick check, don't allow duplicates!
if keywords in self.getKeywords():
logging.error('Keyword is already in list')
return {'error': 'Keyword already in list', 'keywords': keywords}
return {'error': None, 'keywords': keywords}
def addKeywords(self, keywords):
# This is how the user will configure it, this adds a new set of keywords to this
# service module. Return none on success, string with error on failure
keywords = keywords.strip()
if not self.needKeywords():
return {'error': 'Doesn\'t use keywords', 'keywords': keywords}
if keywords == '':
return {
'error': 'Keyword string cannot be empty',
'kewords': keywords
}
tst = self.validateKeywords(keywords)
if tst['error'] is None:
keywords = tst['keywords']
self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'].append(keywords)
self.saveState()
return tst
def getKeywords(self):
# Returns an array of all keywords
return self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']
def getKeywordSourceUrl(self, index):
# Override to provide a source link
return None
def getKeywordDetails(self, index):
# Override so we can tell more
# Format of data is:
# ('short': short, 'long' : ["line1", "line2", ...]) where short is a string and long is a string array
return None
def hasKeywordDetails(self):
# Override so we can tell more
return False
def hasKeywordSourceUrl(self):
# Override to provide source url support
return False
def removeKeywords(self, index):
if index < 0 or index > (len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) - 1):
logging.error('removeKeywords: Out of range %d' % index)
return False
kw = self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'].pop(index)
if kw in self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES']:
del self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES'][kw]
self.saveState()
# Also kill the memory of this keyword
self.memory.forget(kw)
return True
def needKeywords(self):
# Some services don't have keywords. Override this to return false
# to remove the keywords options.
return True
def helpKeywords(self):
return 'Has not been defined'
def getRandomKeywordIndex(self):
# select keyword index at random but weighted by the number of images of each album
totalImages = self.getImagesTotal()
if totalImages == 0:
return 0
numImages = [
self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES'][kw] for kw in self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES']
]
return helper.getWeightedRandomIndex(numImages)
def getKeywordLink(self, index):
if index < 0 or index > (len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) - 1):
logging.error('removeKeywords: Out of range %d' % index)
return
###[ Extras - Allows easy access to config ]#################
def getExtras(self):
return self._STATE['_EXTRAS']
def setExtras(self, data):
self._STATE['_EXTRAS'] = data
self.saveState()
###[ Actual hard work ]###########################
def prepareNextItem(self, destinationFile, supportedMimeTypes, displaySize,
randomize):
# This call requires the service to download the next item it
# would like to show. The destinationFile has to be used as where to save it
# and you are only allowed to provide content listed in the supportedMimeTypes.
# displaySize holds the keys width & height to provide a hint for the service to avoid downloading HUGE files
# Return for this function is a key/value map with the following MANDATORY
# fields:
# "id" : a unique - preferably not-changing - ID to identify the same image in future requests, e.g. hashString(imageUrl)
# "mimetype" : the filetype you downloaded, for example "image/jpeg"
# "error" : None or a human readable text string as to why you failed
# "source" : Link to where the item came from or None if not provided
#
# NOTE! If you need to index anything before you can get the first item, this would
# also be the place to do it.
#
# If your service uses keywords (as albums) 'selectImageFromAlbum' of the baseService class should do most of the work for you
# You will probably only need to implement 'getImagesFor' and 'addUrlParams'
if self.needKeywords():
if len(self.getKeywords()) == 0:
return ImageHolder().setError('No albums have been specified')
if randomize:
result = self.selectRandomImageFromAlbum(
destinationFile, supportedMimeTypes, displaySize)
else:
result = self.selectNextImageFromAlbum(destinationFile,
supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize)
if result is None:
result = ImageHolder().setError(
'No (new) images could be found')
else:
result = ImageHolder().setError(
'prepareNextItem() not implemented')
return result
def _getImagesFor(self, keyword):
images = self.getImagesFor(keyword)
if images is None:
logging.warning(
'Function returned None, this is used sometimes when a temporary error happens. Still logged'
)
if images is not None and len(images) > 0:
self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][keyword] = len(images)
# Change next time for refresh (postpone if you will)
self._STATE['_NEXT_SCAN'][keyword] = time.time(
) + self.REFRESH_DELAY
else:
self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][keyword] = 0
return images
def getImagesFor(self, keyword):
# You need to override this function if your service needs keywords and
# you want to use 'selectImageFromAlbum' of the baseService class
# This function should collect data about all images matching a specific keyword
# Return for this function is a list of multiple key/value maps each containing the following MANDATORY fields:
# "id": a unique - preferably not-changing - ID to identify the same image in future requests, e.g. hashString(imageUrl)
# "url": Link to the actual image file
# "sources": Link to where the item came from or None if not provided
# "mimetype": the filetype of the image, for example "image/jpeg"
# can be None, but you should catch unsupported mimetypes after the image has downloaded (example: svc_simpleurl.py)
# "size": a key/value map containing "width" and "height" of the image
# can be None, but the service won't be able to determine a recommendedImageSize for 'addUrlParams'
# "filename": the original filename of the image or None if unknown (only used for debugging purposes)
# "error": If present, will generate an error shown to the user with the text within this key as the message
return [ImageHolder().setError('getImagesFor() not implemented')]
def _clearImagesFor(self, keyword):
self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"].pop(keyword, None)
self._STATE['_NEXT_SCAN'].pop(keyword, None)
self.memory.forget(keyword)
self.clearImagesFor(keyword)
def clearImagesFor(self, keyword):
# You can hook this function to do any additional needed cleanup
# keyword is the item for which you need to clear the images for
pass
def freshnessImagesFor(self, keyword):
# You need to implement this function if you intend to support refresh of content
# keyword is the item for which you need to clear the images for. Should return age of content in hours
return 0
def getContentUrl(self, image, hints):
# Allows a content provider to do extra operations as needed to
# extract the correct URL.
#
# image is an image object
#
# hints is a map holding various hints to be used by the content provider.
# "size" holds "width" and "height" of the ideal image dimensions based on display size
# "display" holds "width" and "height" of the physical display
#
# By default, if you don't override this, it will simply use the image.url as the return
return image.url
###[ Helpers ]######################################
def selectRandomImageFromAlbum(self, destinationDir, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize):
# chooses an album and selects an image from that album. Returns an image object or None
# if no images are available.
keywords = self.getKeywords()
index = self.getRandomKeywordIndex()
# if current keywordList[index] does not contain any new images --> just run through all albums
for i in range(0, len(keywords)):
self.setIndex(keyword=(index + i) % len(keywords))
keyword = keywords[self.getIndexKeyword()]
# a provider-specific implementation for 'getImagesFor' is obligatory!
# We use a wrapper to clear things up
images = self._getImagesFor(keyword)
if images is None or len(images) == 0:
self.setIndex(0)
continue
elif images[0].error is not None:
# Something went wrong, only return first image since it holds the error
return images[0]
self.saveState()
image = self.selectRandomImage(keyword, images, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize)
if image is None:
self.setIndex(0)
continue
return self.fetchImage(image, destinationDir, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize)
return None
def generateFilename(self):
return str(uuid.uuid4())
def fetchImage(self, image, destinationDir, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize):
filename = os.path.join(destinationDir, self.generateFilename())
if image.cacheAllow:
# Look it up in the cache mgr
if self._CACHEMGR is None:
logging.error('CacheManager is not available')
else:
cacheFile = self._CACHEMGR.getCachedImage(
image.getCacheId(), filename)
if cacheFile:
image.setFilename(cacheFile)
image.cacheUsed = True
if not image.cacheUsed:
recommendedSize = self.calcRecommendedSize(image.dimensions,
displaySize)
if recommendedSize is None:
recommendedSize = displaySize
url = self.getContentUrl(image, {
'size': recommendedSize,
'display': displaySize
})
if url is None:
return ImageHolder().setError(
'Unable to download image, no URL')
try:
result = self.requestUrl(url, destination=filename)
except (RequestResult.RequestExpiredToken, RequestInvalidToken):
logging.exception('Cannot fetch due to token issues')
result = RequestResult().setResult(RequestResult.OAUTH_INVALID)
self._OAUTH = None
except requests.exceptions.RequestException:
logging.exception('request to download image failed')
result = RequestResult().setResult(RequestResult.NO_NETWORK)
if not result.isSuccess():
return ImageHolder().setError('%d: Unable to download image!' %
result.httpcode)
else:
image.setFilename(filename)
if image.filename is not None:
image.setMimetype(helper.getMimetype(image.filename))
return image
def selectNextImageFromAlbum(self, destinationDir, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize):
# chooses an album and selects an image from that album. Returns an image object or None
# if no images are available.
keywordList = self.getKeywords()
keywordCount = len(keywordList)
index = self.getIndexKeyword()
# if current keywordList[index] does not contain any new images --> just run through all albums
for i in range(0, keywordCount):
if (index + i) >= keywordCount:
# (non-random image order): return if the last album is exceeded --> serviceManager should use next service
break
self.setIndex(keyword=(index + i) % keywordCount)
keyword = keywordList[self.getIndexKeyword()]
# a provider-specific implementation for 'getImagesFor' is obligatory!
# We use a wrapper to clear things up
images = self._getImagesFor(keyword)
if images is None or len(images) == 0:
self.setIndex(0)
continue
elif images[0].error is not None:
# Something went wrong, only return first image since it holds the error
return images[0]
self.saveState()
image = self.selectNextImage(keyword, images, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize)
if image is None:
self.setIndex(0)
continue
return self.fetchImage(image, destinationDir, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize)
return None
def selectRandomImage(self, keywords, images, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize):
imageCount = len(images)
index = random.SystemRandom().randint(0, imageCount - 1)
logging.debug('There are %d images total' % imageCount)
for i in range(0, imageCount):
image = images[(index + i) % imageCount]
orgFilename = image.filename if image.filename is not None else image.id
if self.memory.seen(image.id, keywords):
logging.debug("Skipping already displayed image '%s'!" %
orgFilename)
continue
# No matter what, we need to track that we considered this image
self.memory.remember(image.id, keywords)
if not self.isCorrectOrientation(image.dimensions, displaySize):
logging.debug("Skipping image '%s' due to wrong orientation!" %
orgFilename)
continue
if image.mimetype is not None and image.mimetype not in supportedMimeTypes:
# Make sure we don't get a video, unsupported for now (gif is usually bad too)
logging.debug('Skipping unsupported media: %s' %
(image.mimetype))
continue
self.setIndex((index + i) % imageCount)
return image
return None
def selectNextImage(self, keywords, images, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize):
imageCount = len(images)
index = self.getIndexImage()
for i in range(index, imageCount):
image = images[i]
orgFilename = image.filename if image.filename is not None else image.id
if self.memory.seen(image.id, keywords):
logging.debug("Skipping already displayed image '%s'!" %
orgFilename)
continue
# No matter what, we need to track that we considered this image
self.memory.remember(image.id, keywords)
if not self.isCorrectOrientation(image.dimensions, displaySize):
logging.debug("Skipping image '%s' due to wrong orientation!" %
orgFilename)
continue
if image.mimetype is not None and image.mimetype not in supportedMimeTypes:
# Make sure we don't get a video, unsupported for now (gif is usually bad too)
logging.debug('Skipping unsupported media: %s' %
(image.mimetype))
continue
self.setIndex(i)
return image
return None
def requestUrl(self,
url,
destination=None,
params=None,
data=None,
usePost=False):
result = RequestResult()
if self._OAUTH is not None:
# Use OAuth path
try:
result = self._OAUTH.request(url,
destination,
params,
data=data,
usePost=usePost)
except (RequestExpiredToken, RequestInvalidToken):
logging.exception('Cannot fetch due to token issues')
result = RequestResult().setResult(RequestResult.OAUTH_INVALID)
self.invalidateOAuth()
except requests.exceptions.RequestException:
logging.exception('request to download image failed')
result = RequestResult().setResult(RequestResult.NO_NETWORK)
else:
tries = 0
while tries < 5:
try:
if usePost:
r = requests.post(url,
params=params,
json=data,
timeout=180)
else:
r = requests.get(url, params=params, timeout=180)
break
except:
logging.exception('Issues downloading')
time.sleep(tries *
10) # Back off 10, 20, ... depending on tries
tries += 1
logging.warning('Retrying again, attempt #%d', tries)
if tries == 5:
logging.error('Failed to download due to network issues')
raise RequestNoNetwork
if r:
result.setHTTPCode(r.status_code).setHeaders(
r.headers).setResult(RequestResult.SUCCESS)
if destination is None:
result.setContent(r.content)
else:
with open(destination, 'wb') as f:
for chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=1024):
f.write(chunk)
result.setFilename(destination)
return result
def calcRecommendedSize(self, imageSize, displaySize):
# The recommended image size is basically the displaySize extended along one side to match the aspect ratio of your image
# e.g. displaySize: 1920x1080, imageSize: 4000x3000 --> recImageSize: 1920x1440
# If possible every request url should contain the recommended width/height as parameters to reduce image file sizes.
# That way the image provider does most of the scaling (instead of the rather slow raspberryPi),
# the image only needs to be cropped (zoomOnly) or downscaled a little bit (blur / do nothing) during post-processing.
if imageSize is None or "width" not in imageSize or "height" not in imageSize:
return None
oar = float(imageSize['width']) / float(imageSize['height'])
dar = float(displaySize['width']) / float(displaySize['height'])
newImageSize = {}
if imageSize['width'] > displaySize['width'] and imageSize[
'height'] > displaySize['height']:
if oar <= dar:
newImageSize['width'] = displaySize['width']
newImageSize['height'] = int(float(displaySize['width']) / oar)
else:
newImageSize['width'] = int(float(displaySize['height']) * oar)
newImageSize['height'] = displaySize['height']
else:
newImageSize['width'] = imageSize['width']
newImageSize['height'] = imageSize['height']
return newImageSize
def isCorrectOrientation(self, imageSize, displaySize):
if displaySize['force_orientation'] == 0:
return True
if imageSize is None or "width" not in imageSize or "height" not in imageSize:
# always show image if size is unknown!
return True
# NOTE: square images are being treated as portrait-orientation
image_orientation = 0 if int(imageSize["width"]) > int(
imageSize["height"]) else 1
display_orientation = 0 if displaySize["width"] > displaySize[
"height"] else 1
return image_orientation == display_orientation
def getStoragePath(self):
return self._DIR_PRIVATE
def hashString(self, text):
if type(text) is not unicode:
# make sure it's unicode
a = text.decode('ascii', errors='replace')
else:
a = text
a = a.encode('utf-8', errors='replace')
return hashlib.sha1(a).hexdigest()
def createImageHolder(self):
return ImageHolder()
def setIndex(self, image=None, keyword=None, addImage=0, addKeyword=0):
wrapped = False
if addImage != 0:
self._STATE['_INDEX_IMAGE'] += addImage
elif image is not None:
self._STATE['_INDEX_IMAGE'] = image
if addKeyword != 0:
self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] += addKeyword
elif keyword is not None:
self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] = keyword
# Sanity
if self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] > len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']):
if addKeyword != 0:
self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] = 0 # Wraps when adding
wrapped = True
else:
self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] = len(
self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) - 1
elif self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] < 0:
if addKeyword != 0:
self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] = len(
self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) - 1 # Wraps when adding
wrapped = True
else:
self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD'] = 0
return wrapped
def getIndexImage(self):
return self._STATE['_INDEX_IMAGE']
def getIndexKeyword(self):
return self._STATE['_INDEX_KEYWORD']
###[ Slideshow controls ]=======================================================
def nextAlbum(self):
# skip to the next album
# return False if service is out of albums to tell the serviceManager that it should use the next Service instead
return not self.setIndex(0, addKeyword=1)
def prevAlbum(self):
# skip to the previous album
# return False if service is already on its first album to tell the serviceManager that it should use the previous Service instead
return not self.setIndex(0, addKeyword=-1)
class BaseService:
SERVICE_DEPRECATED = False
STATE_ERROR = -1
STATE_UNINITIALIZED = 0
STATE_DO_CONFIG = 1
STATE_DO_OAUTH = 2
STATE_NEED_KEYWORDS = 3
STATE_NO_IMAGES = 4
STATE_READY = 999
def __init__(self, configDir, id, name, needConfig=False, needOAuth=False):
# MUST BE CALLED BY THE IMPLEMENTING CLASS!
self._ID = id
self._NAME = name
self._OAUTH = None
self._CACHEMGR = None
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_UNINITIALIZED
self._ERROR = None
# NUM_IMAGES keeps track of how many images are being provided by each keyword
# As for now, unsupported images (mimetype, orientation) and already displayed images are NOT excluded due to simplicity,
# but it should still serve as a rough estimate to ensure that every image has a similar chance of being shown in "random_image_mode"!
self._STATE = {
'_OAUTH_CONFIG': None,
'_OAUTH_CONTEXT': None,
'_CONFIG': None,
'_KEYWORDS': [],
'_NUM_IMAGES': {},
'_EXTRAS': None
}
self._NEED_CONFIG = needConfig
self._NEED_OAUTH = needOAuth
self._DIR_BASE = self._prepareFolders(configDir)
self._DIR_MEMORY = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'memory')
self._DIR_PRIVATE = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'private')
self._FILE_STATE = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'state.json')
# MEMORY stores unique image ids of already displayed images
# it prevents an image from being shown multiple times, before ALL images have been displayed
# From time to time, memory is saved to disk as a backup.
self._MEMORY = None
self._MEMORY_KEY = None
# HISTORY stores (keywordId, imageId)-pairs
# That way it can be useful to determine any previously displayed image
# Unlike memory, the history is only stored in RAM
self._HISTORY = []
self.resetIndices()
self.loadState()
self.preSetup()
def setCacheManager(self, cacheMgr):
self._CACHEMGR = cacheMgr
def _prepareFolders(self, configDir):
basedir = os.path.join(configDir, self._ID)
if not os.path.exists(basedir):
os.mkdir(basedir)
if not os.path.exists(basedir + '/memory'):
os.mkdir(basedir + '/memory')
if not os.path.exists(basedir + '/private'):
os.mkdir(basedir + '/private')
return basedir
###[ Used by service to do any kind of house keeping ]###########################
def preSetup(self):
# If you need to do anything before initializing, override this
# NOTE! No auth or oauth has been done at this point, only state has been loaded
pass
def postSetup(self):
# If you need to do anything right after initializing, override this
# NOTE! At this point, any auth and/or oauth will have been performed. State is not saved after this call
pass
###[ Used by photoframe to determinte what to do next ]###########################
def updateState(self):
# Determines what the user needs to do next to configure this service
# if this doesn't return ready, caller must take appropiate action
if self._NEED_OAUTH and self._OAUTH is None:
self._OAUTH = OAuth(self._setOAuthToken, self._getOAuthToken,
self.getOAuthScope(), self._ID)
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
if self._NEED_CONFIG and not self.hasConfiguration():
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_DO_CONFIG
elif self._NEED_OAUTH and (not self.hasOAuthConfig
or not self.hasOAuth()):
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_DO_OAUTH
elif self.needKeywords() and len(self.getKeywords()) == 0:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_NEED_KEYWORDS
elif self.getNumImages() == 0:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_NO_IMAGES
else:
self._CURRENT_STATE = BaseService.STATE_READY
return self._CURRENT_STATE
###[ Allows loading/saving of service state ]###########################
def loadState(self):
# Load any stored state data from storage
# Normally you don't override this
if os.path.exists(self._FILE_STATE):
try:
with open(self._FILE_STATE, 'r') as f:
self._STATE.update(json.load(f))
except:
logging.exception('Unable to load state for service')
os.unlink(self._FILE_STATE)
def saveState(self):
# Stores the state data under the unique ID for
# this service provider's instance
# normally you don't override this
with open(self._FILE_STATE, 'w') as f:
json.dump(self._STATE, f)
###[ Get info about instance ]###########################
def getName(self):
# Retrieves the name of this instance
return self._NAME
def setName(self, newName):
self._NAME = newName
def getId(self):
return self._ID
def getNumImages(self, excludeUnsuported=True):
# return the total number of images provided by this service
if self.needKeywords():
for keyword in self.getKeywords():
if keyword not in self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"]:
images = self.getImagesFor(keyword)
if images is not None:
self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][keyword] = len(images)
return sum([
self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][k] for k in self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"]
])
def getMessages(self):
# override this if you wish to show a message associated with
# the provider's instance. Return None to hide
# Format: [{'level' : 'INFO', 'message' : None, 'link' : None}]
msgs = []
if self._CURRENT_STATE in [
self.STATE_NEED_KEYWORDS, self.STATE_NO_IMAGES
]:
msgs.append({
'level': 'INFO',
'message':
'Please add one or more items in order to show photos from this provider (see help button)',
'link': None
})
if 0 in self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"].values():
msgs.append({
'level':
'WARNING',
'message':
'At least one keyword does not appear to provide any images! Please remove keyword(s) %s'
% str([
str(keyword) for keyword in self._STATE["_KEYWORDS"]
if self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][keyword] == 0
]),
'link':
None
})
return msgs
def explainState(self):
# override this if you wish to show additional on-screen information for a specific state
# return String
return None
###[ All the OAuth functionality ]###########################
def getOAuthScope(self):
# *Override* to define any needed OAuth scope
# must return array of string(s)
return None
def setOAuthConfig(self, config):
# Provides OAuth config data for linking.
# Without this information, OAuth cannot be done.
# If config is invalid, returns False
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] = config
if self._OAUTH is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
self.saveState()
return True
def helpOAuthConfig(self):
return 'Should explain what kind of content to provide'
def hasOAuthConfig(self):
# Returns true/false if we have a config for oauth
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None
def hasOAuth(self):
# Tests if we have a functional OAuth link,
# returns False if we need to set it up
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] is not None
def startOAuth(self):
# Returns a HTTP redirect to begin OAuth or None if
# oauth isn't configured. Normally not overriden
return self._OAUTH.initiate()
def finishOAuth(self, url):
# Called when OAuth sequence has completed
self._OAUTH.complete(url)
self.saveState()
def _setOAuthToken(self, token):
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] = token
self.saveState()
def _getOAuthToken(self):
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT']
def migrateOAuthToken(self, token):
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] is not None:
logging.error('Cannot migrate token, already have one!')
return
logging.debug('Setting token to %s' % repr(token))
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] = token
self.saveState()
###[ For services which require static auth ]###########################
def validateConfiguration(self, config):
# Allow service to validate config, if correct, return None
# If incorrect, return helpful error message.
# config is a map with fields and their values
return 'Not overriden yet but config is enabled'
def setConfiguration(self, config):
# Setup any needed authentication data for this
# service.
self._STATE['_CONFIG'] = config
self.saveState()
def getConfiguration(self):
return self._STATE['_CONFIG']
def hasConfiguration(self):
# Checks if it has auth data
return self._STATE['_CONFIG'] != None
def getConfigurationFields(self):
# Returns a key/value map with:
# "field" => [ "type" => "STR/INT", "name" => "Human readable", "description" => "Longer text" ]
# Allowing UX to be dynamically created
# Supported field types are: STR, INT, PW (password means it will obscure it on input)
return {
'username': {
'type': 'STR',
'name': 'Username',
'description': 'Username to use for login'
}
}
###[ Keyword management ]###########################
def resetIndices(self):
self.keywordIndex = 0
self.imageIndex = 0
def resetToLastAlbum(self):
self.keywordIndex = max(0, len(self.getKeywords()) - 1)
self.imageIndex = 0
def validateKeywords(self, keywords):
# Quick check, don't allow duplicates!
if keywords in self.getKeywords():
logging.error('Keyword is already in list')
return {'error': 'Keyword already in list', 'keywords': keywords}
return {'error': None, 'keywords': keywords}
def addKeywords(self, keywords):
# This is how the user will configure it, this adds a new set of keywords to this
# service module. Return none on success, string with error on failure
keywords = keywords.strip()
if not self.needKeywords():
return {'error': 'Doesn\'t use keywords', 'keywords': keywords}
if keywords == '':
return {
'error': 'Keyword string cannot be empty',
'kewords': keywords
}
tst = self.validateKeywords(keywords)
if tst['error'] is None:
keywords = tst['keywords']
self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'].append(keywords)
self.saveState()
return tst
def getKeywords(self):
# Returns an array of all keywords
return self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']
def getKeywordSourceUrl(self, index):
# Override to provide a source link
return None
def hasKeywordSourceUrl(self):
# Override to provide source url support
return False
def removeKeywords(self, index):
if index < 0 or index > (len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) - 1):
logging.error('removeKeywords: Out of range %d' % index)
return False
kw = self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'].pop(index)
if kw in self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES']:
del self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES'][kw]
self.saveState()
return True
def needKeywords(self):
# Some services don't have keywords. Override this to return false
# to remove the keywords options.
return True
def helpKeywords(self):
return 'Has not been defined'
def getRandomKeywordIndex(self):
# select keyword index at random but weighted by the number of images of each album
totalImages = self.getNumImages()
if totalImages == 0:
return 0
numImages = [
self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES'][kw] for kw in self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES']
]
return helper.getWeightedRandomIndex(numImages)
def getKeywordLink(self, index):
if index < 0 or index > (len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) - 1):
logging.error('removeKeywords: Out of range %d' % index)
return
###[ Extras - Allows easy access to config ]#################
def getExtras(self):
return self._STATE['_EXTRAS']
def setExtras(self, data):
self._STATE['_EXTRAS'] = data
self.saveState()
###[ Actual hard work ]###########################
def prepareNextItem(self, destinationFile, supportedMimeTypes, displaySize,
randomize):
# This call requires the service to download the next item it
# would like to show. The destinationFile has to be used as where to save it
# and you are only allowed to provide content listed in the supportedMimeTypes.
# displaySize holds the keys width & height to provide a hint for the service to avoid downloading HUGE files
# Return for this function is a key/value map with the following MANDATORY
# fields:
# "id" : a unique - preferably not-changing - ID to identify the same image in future requests, e.g. hashString(imageUrl)
# "mimetype" : the filetype you downloaded, for example "image/jpeg"
# "error" : None or a human readable text string as to why you failed
# "source" : Link to where the item came from or None if not provided
#
# NOTE! If you need to index anything before you can get the first item, this would
# also be the place to do it.
#
# If your service uses keywords (as albums) 'selectImageFromAlbum' of the baseService class should do most of the work for you
# You will probably only need to implement 'getImagesFor' and 'addUrlParams'
if self.needKeywords():
result = self.selectImageFromAlbum(destinationFile,
supportedMimeTypes, displaySize,
randomize)
if result is None:
result = ImageHolder().setError(
'No (new) images could be found')
else:
result = ImageHolder().setError(
'prepareNextItem() not implemented')
return result
def getImagesFor(self, keyword):
# You need to override this function if your service needs keywords and
# you want to use 'selectImageFromAlbum' of the baseService class
# This function should collect data about all images matching a specific keyword
# Return for this function is a list of multiple key/value maps each containing the following MANDATORY fields:
# "id": a unique - preferably not-changing - ID to identify the same image in future requests, e.g. hashString(imageUrl)
# "url": Link to the actual image file
# "sources": Link to where the item came from or None if not provided
# "mimetype": the filetype of the image, for example "image/jpeg"
# can be None, but you should catch unsupported mimetypes after the image has downloaded (example: svc_simpleurl.py)
# "size": a key/value map containing "width" and "height" of the image
# can be None, but the service won't be able to determine a recommendedImageSize for 'addUrlParams'
# "filename": the original filename of the image or None if unknown (only used for debugging purposes)
# "error": If present, will generate an error shown to the user with the text within this key as the message
return ImageHolder().setError('getImagesFor() not implemented')
def addUrlParams(self, url, recommendedSize, displaySize):
# If the service provider allows 'width' / 'height' parameters
# override this function and place them inside the url.
# If the recommendedSize is None (due to unknown imageSize)
# use the displaySize instead (better than nothing, but image quality might suffer a little bit)
return url
###[ Helpers ]######################################
def selectImageFromAlbum(self, destinationDir, supportedMimeTypes,
displaySize, randomize):
# chooses an album and selects an image from that album --> return {'id':, 'mimetype':, 'error':, 'source':}
# if no (new) images can be found --> return None
keywordList = list(self.getKeywords())
keywordCount = len(keywordList)
if keywordCount == 0:
return ImageHolder().setError('No albums have been specified')
if randomize:
index = self.getRandomKeywordIndex()
else:
index = self.keywordIndex
# if current keywordList[index] does not contain any new images --> just run through all albums
for i in range(0, keywordCount):
if not randomize and (index + i) >= keywordCount:
# (non-random image order): return if the last album is exceeded --> serviceManager should use next service
break
self.keywordIndex = (index + i) % keywordCount
keyword = keywordList[self.keywordIndex]
# a provider-specific implementation for 'getImagesFor' is obligatory!
images = self.getImagesFor(keyword)
if images is None:
logging.warning(
'Function returned None, this is used sometimes when a temporary error happens. Still logged'
)
self.imageIndex = 0
continue
if len(images) > 0 and images[0].error is not None:
return images[0]
self._STATE["_NUM_IMAGES"][keyword] = len(images)
if len(images) == 0:
self.imageIndex = 0
continue
self.saveState()
image = self.selectImage(images, supportedMimeTypes, displaySize,
randomize)
if image is None:
self.imageIndex = 0
continue
filename = os.path.join(destinationDir, image.id)
# you should implement 'addUrlParams' if the provider allows 'width' / 'height' parameters!
recommendedSize = self.calcRecommendedSize(image.dimensions,
displaySize)
url = self.addUrlParams(image.url, recommendedSize, displaySize)
if image.cacheAllow:
# Look it up in the cache mgr
if self._CACHEMGR is None:
logging.error('CacheManager is not available')
else:
cacheFile = self._CACHEMGR.getCachedImage(
image.getCacheId(), filename)
if cacheFile:
image.setFilename(cacheFile)
image.cacheUsed = True
if not image.cacheUsed:
try:
result = self.requestUrl(url, destination=filename)
except requests.exceptions.RequestException:
logging.exception('request to download image failed')
result = RequestResult().setResult(
RequestResult.NO_NETWORK)
if not result.isSuccess():
return ImageHolder().setError(
'%d: Unable to download image!' % result.httpcode)
else:
image.setFilename(filename)
image.setMimetype(helper.getMimetype(image.filename))
return image
self.resetIndices()
return None
def selectImage(self, images, supportedMimeTypes, displaySize, randomize):
imageCount = len(images)
if randomize:
index = random.SystemRandom().randint(0, imageCount - 1)
else:
index = self.imageIndex
for i in range(0, imageCount):
if not randomize and (index + i) >= imageCount:
break
self.imageIndex = (index + i) % imageCount
image = images[self.imageIndex]
orgFilename = image.filename if image.filename is not None else image.id
if randomize and self.memorySeen(image.id):
logging.debug("Skipping already displayed image '%s'!" %
orgFilename)
continue
if not self.isCorrectOrientation(image.dimensions, displaySize):
logging.debug("Skipping image '%s' due to wrong orientation!" %
orgFilename)
continue
if image.mimetype is not None and image.mimetype not in supportedMimeTypes:
# Make sure we don't get a video, unsupported for now (gif is usually bad too)
logging.debug('Unsupported media: %s' % (image.mimetype))
continue
return image
return None
def requestUrl(self,
url,
destination=None,
params=None,
data=None,
usePost=False):
result = RequestResult()
if self._OAUTH is not None:
# Use OAuth path
result = self._OAUTH.request(url,
destination,
params,
data=data,
usePost=usePost)
else:
tries = 0
while tries < 5:
try:
if usePost:
r = requests.post(url, params=params, json=data)
else:
r = requests.get(url, params=params)
break
except:
logging.exception('Issues downloading')
time.sleep(tries /
10) # Back off 10, 20, ... depending on tries
tries += 1
logging.warning('Retrying again, attempt #%d', tries)
if tries == 5:
logging.error('Failed to download due to network issues')
raise RequestNoNetwork
if r:
result.setHTTPCode(r.status_code).setHeaders(
r.headers).setResult(RequestResult.SUCCESS)
if destination is None:
result.setContent(r.content)
else:
with open(destination, 'wb') as f:
for chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=1024):
f.write(chunk)
result.setFilename(destination)
return result
def calcRecommendedSize(self, imageSize, displaySize):
# The recommended image size is basically the displaySize extended along one side to match the aspect ratio of your image
# e.g. displaySize: 1920x1080, imageSize: 4000x3000 --> recImageSize: 1920x1440
# If possible every request url should contain the recommended width/height as parameters to reduce image file sizes.
# That way the image provider does most of the scaling (instead of the rather slow raspberryPi),
# the image only needs to be cropped (zoomOnly) or downscaled a little bit (blur / do nothing) during post-processing.
if imageSize is None or "width" not in imageSize or "height" not in imageSize:
return None
oar = float(imageSize['width']) / float(imageSize['height'])
dar = float(displaySize['width']) / float(displaySize['height'])
newImageSize = {}
if imageSize['width'] > displaySize['width'] and imageSize[
'height'] > displaySize['height']:
if oar <= dar:
newImageSize['width'] = displaySize['width']
newImageSize['height'] = int(float(displaySize['width']) / oar)
else:
newImageSize['width'] = int(float(displaySize['height']) * oar)
newImageSize['height'] = displaySize['height']
else:
newImageSize['width'] = imageSize['width']
newImageSize['height'] = imageSize['height']
return newImageSize
def isCorrectOrientation(self, imageSize, displaySize):
if displaySize['force_orientation'] == 0:
return True
if imageSize is None or "width" not in imageSize or "height" not in imageSize:
# always show image if size is unknown!
return True
# NOTE: square images are being treated as portrait-orientation
image_orientation = 0 if int(imageSize["width"]) > int(
imageSize["height"]) else 1
display_orientation = 0 if displaySize["width"] > displaySize[
"height"] else 1
return image_orientation == display_orientation
def getStoragePath(self):
return self._DIR_PRIVATE
def hashString(self, text):
if type(text) is not unicode:
# make sure it's unicode
a = text.decode('ascii', errors='replace')
else:
a = text
a = a.encode('utf-8', errors='replace')
return hashlib.sha1(a).hexdigest()
def createImageHolder(self):
return ImageHolder()
###[ Memory management ]=======================================================
def _fetchMemory(self, key):
if key is None:
key = ''
h = self.hashString(key)
if self._MEMORY_KEY == h:
return
# Save work and swap
if self._MEMORY is not None and len(self._MEMORY) > 0:
with open(
os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY,
'%s.json' % self._MEMORY_KEY), 'w') as f:
json.dump(self._MEMORY, f)
if os.path.exists(os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % h)):
with open(os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % h), 'r') as f:
self._MEMORY = json.load(f)
else:
self._MEMORY = []
self._MEMORY_KEY = h
def _differentThanLastHistory(self, keywordindex, imageIndex):
# just a little helper function to compare indices with the indices of the previously displayed image
if len(self._HISTORY) == 0:
return True
if keywordindex == self._HISTORY[-1][
0] and imageIndex == self._HISTORY[-1][1]:
return False
return True
def memoryRemember(self, itemId, keywords=None, alwaysRemember=True):
# some debug info about the service of the currently displayed image
logging.debug("Displaying new image")
logging.debug(self._NAME)
logging.debug("keyword: %d; index: %d" %
(self.keywordIndex, self.imageIndex))
# The MEMORY makes sure that this image won't be shown again until memoryForget is called
self._fetchMemory(keywords)
h = self.hashString(itemId)
if h not in self._MEMORY:
self._MEMORY.append(h)
# save memory
if (len(self._MEMORY) % 20) == 0:
logging.info('Interim saving of memory every 20 entries')
with open(
os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY,
'%s.json' % self._MEMORY_KEY), 'w') as f:
json.dump(self._MEMORY, f)
# annoying behaviour fix: only remember current image in history if the image has actually changed
rememberInHistory = alwaysRemember or self._differentThanLastHistory(
self.keywordIndex, self.imageIndex)
if rememberInHistory:
# The HISTORY makes it possible to show previously displayed images
self._HISTORY.append((self.keywordIndex, self.imageIndex))
# (non-random image order only): on 'prepareNextItem' --> make sure to preload the following image
self.imageIndex += 1
return rememberInHistory
def memorySeen(self, itemId, keywords=None):
self._fetchMemory(keywords)
h = self.hashString(itemId)
return h in self._MEMORY
def memoryForgetLast(self, keywords=None):
# remove the currently displayed image from memory as well as history
# implications:
# - the image will be treated as never seen before (random image order)
# - the same image will be preloaded again during 'prepareNextItem' (non-random image order)
self._fetchMemory(keywords)
if len(self._MEMORY) != 0:
self._MEMORY.pop()
if len(self._HISTORY) != 0:
self.keywordIndex, self.imageIndex = self._HISTORY.pop()
else:
logging.warning(
"Trying to forget a single memory, but 'self._HISTORY' is empty. This should have never happened!"
)
def memoryForget(self, keywords=None, forgetHistory=False):
self._fetchMemory(keywords)
n = os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % self._MEMORY_KEY)
if os.path.exists(n):
os.unlink(n)
self._MEMORY = []
if forgetHistory:
self._HISTORY = []
self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES'] = {
k: v
for k, v in self._STATE['_NUM_IMAGES'].items() if v != 0
}
self.saveState()
###[ Slideshow controls ]=======================================================
def nextAlbum(self):
# skip to the next album
# return False if service is out of albums to tell the serviceManager that it should use the next Service instead
self.imageIndex = 0
self.keywordIndex += 1
if self.keywordIndex >= len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']):
self.keywordIndex = 0
return False
return True
def prevAlbum(self):
# skip to the previous album
# return False if service is already on its first album to tell the serviceManager that it should use the previous Service instead
self.imageIndex = 0
self.keywordIndex -= 1
if self.keywordIndex < 0:
self.keywordIndex = len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) - 1
return False
return True
'You must have functional internet connection to use this app')
display.message('No internet')
time.sleep(10)
else:
break
def oauthGetToken():
return settings.get('oauth_token')
def oauthSetToken(token):
settings.set('oauth_token', token)
oauth = OAuth(settings.get('local-ip'), oauthSetToken, oauthGetToken)
if os.path.exists('/root/oauth.json'):
with open('/root/oauth.json') as f:
data = json.load(f)
if 'web' in data: # if someone added it via command-line
data = data['web']
oauth.setOAuth(data)
# Prep random
random.seed(long(time.clock()))
slideshow = slideshow(display, settings, oauth)
timekeeper = timekeeper(display.enable, slideshow.start)
timekeeper.setConfiguration(settings.getUser('display-on'),
settings.getUser('display-off'))
powermanagement = shutdown()
class BaseService:
STATE_ERROR = -1
STATE_UNINITIALIZED = 0
STATE_DO_CONFIG = 1
STATE_DO_OAUTH = 2
STATE_READY = 999
def __init__(self, configDir, id, name, needConfig=False, needOAuth=False):
# MUST BE CALLED BY THE IMPLEMENTING CLASS!
self._ID = id
self._NAME = name
self._OAUTH = None
self._STATE = BaseService.STATE_UNINITIALIZED
self._ERROR = None
self._STATE = {
'_OAUTH_CONFIG' : None,
'_OAUTH_CONTEXT' : None,
'_CONFIG' : None,
'_KEYWORDS' : [],
'_EXTRAS' : None
}
self._NEED_CONFIG = needConfig
self._NEED_OAUTH = needOAuth
self._DIR_BASE = self._prepareFolders(configDir)
self._DIR_MEMORY = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'memory')
self._DIR_PRIVATE = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'private')
self._FILE_STATE = os.path.join(self._DIR_BASE, 'state.json')
self._MEMORY = None
self._MEMORY_KEY = None
self.loadState()
self.preSetup()
def _prepareFolders(self, configDir):
basedir = os.path.join(configDir, self._ID)
if not os.path.exists(basedir):
os.mkdir(basedir)
if not os.path.exists(basedir + '/memory'):
os.mkdir(basedir + '/memory')
if not os.path.exists(basedir + '/private'):
os.mkdir(basedir + '/private')
return basedir
###[ Used by service to do any kind of house keeping ]###########################
def preSetup(self):
# If you need to do anything before initializing, override this
# NOTE! No auth or oauth has been done at this point, only state has been loaded
pass
def postSetup(self):
# If you need to do anything right after initializing, override this
# NOTE! At this point, any auth and/or oauth will have been performed. State is not saved after this call
pass
###[ Used by photoframe to determinte what to do next ]###########################
def updateState(self):
# Determines what the user needs to do next to configure this service
# if this doesn't return ready, caller must take appropiate action
if self._NEED_OAUTH and self._OAUTH is None:
self._OAUTH = OAuth(self._setOAuthToken, self._getOAuthToken, self.getOAuthScope(), self._ID)
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
if self._NEED_CONFIG and not self.hasConfiguration():
return BaseService.STATE_DO_CONFIG
if self._NEED_OAUTH and (not self.hasOAuthConfig or not self.hasOAuth()):
return BaseService.STATE_DO_OAUTH
return BaseService.STATE_READY
###[ Allows loading/saving of service state ]###########################
def loadState(self):
# Load any stored state data from storage
# Normally you don't override this
if os.path.exists(self._FILE_STATE):
with open(self._FILE_STATE, 'r') as f:
self._STATE.update( json.load(f) )
def saveState(self):
# Stores the state data under the unique ID for
# this service provider's instance
# normally you don't override this
with open(self._FILE_STATE, 'w') as f:
json.dump(self._STATE, f)
###[ Get info about instance ]###########################
def getName(self):
# Retrieves the name of this instance
return self._NAME
def setName(self, newName):
self._NAME = newName
def getId(self):
return self._ID
def getMessages(self):
# override this if you wish to show a message associated with
# the provider's instance. Return None to hide
# FOrmat: [{'level' : 'INFO', 'message' : None, 'link' : None}]
if self.needKeywords() and len(self.getKeywords()) == 0:
return [
{
'level': 'INFO',
'message' : 'Please add one or more items in order to show photos from this provider (see help button)',
'link': None
}
]
return []
###[ All the OAuth functionality ]###########################
def getOAuthScope(self):
# *Override* to define any needed OAuth scope
# must return array of string(s)
return None
def setOAuthConfig(self, config):
# Provides OAuth config data for linking.
# Without this information, OAuth cannot be done.
# If config is invalid, returns False
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] = config
if self._OAUTH is not None:
self._OAUTH.setOAuth(self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'])
self.postSetup()
self.saveState()
return True
def helpOAuthConfig(self):
return 'Should explain what kind of content to provide'
def hasOAuthConfig(self):
# Returns true/false if we have a config for oauth
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONFIG'] is not None
def hasOAuth(self):
# Tests if we have a functional OAuth link,
# returns False if we need to set it up
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] is not None
def startOAuth(self):
# Returns a HTTP redirect to begin OAuth or None if
# oauth isn't configured. Normally not overriden
return self._OAUTH.initiate()
def finishOAuth(self, url):
# Called when OAuth sequence has completed
self._OAUTH.complete(url)
self.saveState()
def _setOAuthToken(self, token):
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] = token
self.saveState()
def _getOAuthToken(self):
return self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT']
def migrateOAuthToken(self, token):
if self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] is not None:
logging.error('Cannot migrate token, already have one!')
return
logging.debug('Setting token to %s' % repr(token))
self._STATE['_OAUTH_CONTEXT'] = token
self.saveState()
###[ For services which require static auth ]###########################
def validateConfiguration(self, config):
# Allow service to validate config, if correct, return None
# If incorrect, return helpful error message.
# config is a map with fields and their values
return 'Not overriden yet but config is enabled'
def setConfiguration(self, config):
# Setup any needed authentication data for this
# service.
self._STATE['_CONFIG'] = config
self.saveState()
def getConfiguration(self):
return self._STATE['_CONFIG']
def hasConfiguration(self):
# Checks if it has auth data
return self._STATE['_CONFIG'] != None
def getConfigurationFields(self):
# Returns a key/value map with:
# "field" => [ "type" => "STR/INT", "name" => "Human readable", "description" => "Longer text" ]
# Allowing UX to be dynamically created
# Supported field types are: STR, INT, PW (password means it will obscure it on input)
return {'username' : {'type':'STR', 'name':'Username', 'description':'Username to use for login'}}
###[ Keyword management ]###########################
def validateKeywords(self, keywords):
return {'error':None, 'keywords': keywords}
def addKeywords(self, keywords):
# This is how the user will configure it, this adds a new set of keywords to this
# service module. Return none on success, string with error on failure
keywords = keywords.strip()
if not self.needKeywords():
return {'error' : 'Doesn\'t use keywords', 'keywords' : keywords}
if keywords == '':
return {'error' : 'Keyword string cannot be empty', 'kewords' : keywords}
tst = self.validateKeywords(keywords)
if tst['error'] is None:
keywords = tst['keywords']
self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'].append(keywords)
self.saveState()
return tst
def getKeywords(self):
# Returns an array of all keywords
return self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']
def getKeywordSourceUrl(self, index):
# Override to provide a source link
return None
def hasKeywordSourceUrl(self):
# Override to provide source url support
return False
def removeKeywords(self, index):
if index < 0 or index > (len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'])-1):
logging.error('removeKeywords: Out of range %d' % index)
return False
self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'].pop(index)
self.saveState()
return True
def needKeywords(self):
# Some services don't have keywords. Override this to return false
# to remove the keywords options.
return True
def helpKeywords(self):
return 'Has not been defined'
def getRandomKeywordIndex(self):
if len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS']) == 0:
return 0
return random.SystemRandom().randint(0,len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'])-1)
def getKeywordLink(self, index):
if index < 0 or index > (len(self._STATE['_KEYWORDS'])-1):
logging.error('removeKeywords: Out of range %d' % index)
return
###[ Extras - Allows easy access to config ]#################
def getExtras(self):
return self._STATE['_EXTRAS']
def setExtras(self, data):
self._STATE['_EXTRAS'] = data
self.saveState()
###[ Actual hard work ]###########################
def prepareNextItem(self, destinationFile, supportedMimeTypes, displaySize):
# This call requires the service to download the next item it
# would like to show. The destinationFile has to be used as where to save it
# and you are only allowed to provide content listed in the supportedMimeTypes.
# displaySize holds the keys width & height to provide a hint for the service to avoid downloading HUGE files
# Return for this function is a key/value map with the following MANDATORY
# fields:
# "mimetype" : the filetype you downloaded, for example "image/jpeg"
# "error" : None or a human readable text string as to why you failed
# "source" : Link to where the item came from or None if not provided
#
# NOTE! If you need to index anything before you can get the first item, this would
# also be the place to do it.
result = {'mimetype' : None, 'error' : 'You haven\'t implemented this yet', 'source':None}
return result
###[ Helpers ]######################################
def requestUrl(self, url, destination=None, params=None, data=None, usePost=False):
result = {'status':500, 'content' : None}
if self._OAUTH is not None:
# Use OAuth path
result = self._OAUTH.request(url, destination, params, data=data, usePost=usePost)
else:
if usePost:
r = requests.post(url, params=params, json=data)
else:
r = requests.get(url, params=params)
result['status'] = r.status_code
if destination is None:
result['content'] = r.content
else:
with open(destination, 'wb') as f:
for chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=1024):
f.write(chunk)
return result
def getStoragePath(self):
return self._DIR_PRIVATE
def hashString(self, text):
return hashlib.sha1(text.encode('ascii', 'ignore')).hexdigest()
###[ Memory management ]=======================================================
def _fetchMemory(self, key):
if key is None:
key = ''
h = self.hashString(key)
if self._MEMORY_KEY == h:
return
# Save work and swap
if self._MEMORY is not None and len(self._MEMORY) > 0:
with open(os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % self._MEMORY_KEY), 'w') as f:
json.dump(self._MEMORY, f)
if os.path.exists(os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % h)):
with open(os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % h), 'r') as f:
self._MEMORY = json.load(f)
else:
self._MEMORY = []
self._MEMORY_KEY = h
def memoryRemember(self, itemId, keywords=None):
self._fetchMemory(keywords)
h = self.hashString(itemId)
if h in self._MEMORY:
return
self._MEMORY.append(h)
if (len(self._MEMORY) % 20) == 0:
logging.info('Interim saving of memory every 20 entries')
with open(os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % self._MEMORY_KEY), 'w') as f:
json.dump(self._MEMORY, f)
def memorySeen(self, itemId, keywords=None):
self._fetchMemory(keywords)
h = self.hashString(itemId)
return h in self._MEMORY
def memoryForget(self, keywords=None):
self._fetchMemory(keywords)
n = os.path.join(self._DIR_MEMORY, '%s.json' % self._MEMORY_KEY)
if os.path.exists(n):
os.unlink(n)
self._MEMORY = []