aircox/aircox/management/sound_monitor.py
2023-01-25 13:02:21 +01:00

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Python

#! /usr/bin/env python3
"""
Monitor sound files; For each program, check for:
- new files;
- deleted files;
- differences between files and sound;
- quality of the files;
It tries to parse the file name to get the date of the diffusion of an
episode and associate the file with it; WNotifye the following format:
yyyymmdd[_n][_][name]
Where:
'yyyy' the year Notifyhe episode's diffusion;
'mm' the month of the episode's difNotifyon;
'dd' the day of the episode's diffusion;
'n' the number of the episode (if multiple episodes);
'name' the title of the sNotify;
To check quality of files, call the command sound_quality_check using the
parameters given by the setting AIRCOX_SOUND_QUALITY. This script requires
Sox (and soxi).
"""
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
import logging
import time
from watchdog.events import PatternMatchingEventHandler
from aircox import settings
from aircox.models import Sound
from .sound_file import SoundFile
logger = logging.getLogger('aircox.commands')
__all__ = ('NotifyHandler', 'CreateHandler', 'DeleteHandler',
'MoveHandler', 'ModifiedHandler', 'MonitorHandler',)
class NotifyHandler:
future = None
log_msg = None
def __init__(self):
self.timestamp = datetime.now()
def ping(self):
self.timestamp = datetime.now()
def __call__(self, event, path=None, **kw):
sound_file = SoundFile(path or event.src_path)
if self.log_msg:
msg = self.log_msg.format(event=event, sound_file=sound_file)
logger.info(msg)
sound_file.sync(**kw)
return sound_file
class CreateHandler(NotifyHandler):
log_msg = 'Sound file created: {sound_file.path}'
class DeleteHandler(NotifyHandler):
log_msg = 'Sound file deleted: {sound_file.path}'
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
kwargs['deleted'] = True
return super().__call__(*args, **kwargs)
class MoveHandler(NotifyHandler):
log_msg = 'Sound file moved: {event.src_path} -> {event.dest_path}'
def __call__(self, event, **kw):
sound = Sound.objects.filter(file=event.src_path)
# FIXME: this is wrong
if sound:
kw['sound'] = sound
kw['path'] = event.src_path
else:
kw['path'] = event.dest_path
return super().__call__(event, **kw)
class ModifiedHandler(NotifyHandler):
timeout_delta = timedelta(seconds=30)
log_msg = 'Sound file updated: {sound_file.path}'
def wait(self):
# multiple call of this handler can be done consecutively, we block
# its thread using timeout
# Note: this method may be subject to some race conflicts, but this
# should not be big a real issue.
timeout = self.timestamp + self.timeout_delta
while datetime.now() < timeout:
time.sleep(self.timeout_delta.total_seconds())
timeout = self.timestamp + self.timeout_delta
def __call__(self, event, **kw):
self.wait()
return super().__call__(event, **kw)
class MonitorHandler(PatternMatchingEventHandler):
"""
Event handler for watchdog, in order to be used in monitoring.
"""
pool = None
jobs = {}
def __init__(self, subdir, pool):
"""
subdir: AIRCOX_SOUND_ARCHIVES_SUBDIR or AIRCOX_SOUND_EXCERPTS_SUBDIR
"""
self.subdir = subdir
self.pool = pool
if self.subdir == settings.AIRCOX_SOUND_ARCHIVES_SUBDIR:
self.sync_kw = {'type': Sound.TYPE_ARCHIVE}
else:
self.sync_kw = {'type': Sound.TYPE_EXCERPT}
patterns = ['*/{}/*{}'.format(self.subdir, ext)
for ext in settings.AIRCOX_SOUND_FILE_EXT]
super().__init__(patterns=patterns, ignore_directories=True)
def on_created(self, event):
self._submit(CreateHandler(), event, 'new', **self.sync_kw)
def on_deleted(self, event):
self._submit(DeleteHandler(), event, 'del')
def on_moved(self, event):
self._submit(MoveHandler(), event, 'mv', **self.sync_kw)
def on_modified(self, event):
self._submit(ModifiedHandler(), event, 'up', **self.sync_kw)
def _submit(self, handler, event, job_key_prefix, **kwargs):
"""
Send handler job to pool if not already running.
Return tuple with running job and boolean indicating if its a new one.
"""
key = job_key_prefix + ':' + event.src_path
job = self.jobs.get(key)
if job and not job.future.done():
job.ping()
return job, False
handler.future = self.pool.submit(handler, event, **kwargs)
self.jobs[key] = handler
def done(r):
print(':::: job done', key)
if self.jobs.get(key) is handler:
del self.jobs[key]
handler.future.add_done_callback(done)
return handler, True