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"""Parse incoming BLE Lego messages from hubs |
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Each hub has one of these objects to control access to the underlying BLE library notification thread. |
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Communication back into the hub (running in python async-land) is through a :class:`curio.UniversalQueue` |
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Todo: |
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* The message parsers need to handle detaching of peripherals |
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""" |
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import struct, logging |
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from .const import DEVICES |
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from .messages import Message, UnknownMessageError |
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logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) |
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class MessageDispatch: |
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"""Parse messages (bytearray) |
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Once the :meth:`parse` method is called, the message header will be parsed, and based on the msg_type |
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byte, the processing of the message body will be dispatched to the `parse` method of the matching Message body parser. |
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Message body parsers are subclasses of :class:`bricknil.messages.Message`, and will call back |
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to the `message*` methods below. This object will then send a message to the connected :class:`bricknil.hub.Hub` |
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object. |
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""" |
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def __init__(self, hub): |
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""" |
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Args: |
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hub (:class:`bricknil.hub.Hub`) : The hub that will be sending messages |
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Attributes: |
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port_info (dict): A mirror copy of the :py:attr:`bricknil.hub.Hub.port_info` object. This object is sent every time |
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an update on the port meta data is made. |
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self.hub = hub |
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self.port_info = {} |
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def parse(self, msg:bytearray): |
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"""Parse the header of the message and dispatch message body processing |
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`l` is only used to build up a log message to display during operation, telling |
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the user what kind of message was received and how it was parsed. If the message |
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cannot be parsed, then `l` contains the remaining unparsed raw message that was received from the |
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hardware ble device. |
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""" |
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msg_bytes = list(msg) |
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msg_bytes = msg_bytes[2:] # Skip the first two bytes (msg length and hub id (always 0) ) |
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msg_type = msg_bytes.pop(0) |
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l = [] # keep track of the parsed return message |
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try: |
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if msg_type in Message.parsers: |
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Message.parsers[msg_type].parse(msg_bytes, l, self) |
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raise UnknownMessageError |
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except UnknownMessageError: |
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l.append(self._parse_msg_bytes(msg)) |
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return ' '.join([str(x) for x in l]) |
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def _parse_msg_bytes(self, msg_bytes): |
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hex_bytes = ':'.join(hex(c) for c in msg_bytes) |
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return hex_bytes |
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def message_update_value_to_peripheral(self, port, value): |
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"""Called whenever a peripheral on the hub reports a change in its sensed value |
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""" |
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self.hub.peripheral_queue.put( ('value_change', (port, value)) ) |
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def message_port_info_to_peripheral(self, port, message): |
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"""Called whenever a peripheral needs to update its meta-data |
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""" |
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self.hub.peripheral_queue.put( ('update_port', (port, self.port_info[port])) ) |
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self.hub.peripheral_queue.put( (message, port) ) |
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def message_attach_to_hub(self, device_name, port): |
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"""Called whenever a peripheral is attached to the hub |
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# Now, we should activate updates from this sensor |
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self.hub.peripheral_queue.put( ('attach', (port, device_name)) ) |
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# Send a message to update the information on this port |
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self.hub.peripheral_queue.put( ('update_port', (port, self.port_info[port])) ) |
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# Send a message saying this port is detected, in case the hub |
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# wants to query for more properties. (Since an attach message |
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# doesn't do anything if the user hasn't @attach'ed a peripheral to it) |
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self.hub.peripheral_queue.put( ('port_detected', port)) |
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