Woah, there's a lot of changes here... for too many to list, but we can now monitor NUT!

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rich committed 2017-03-17 19:05:35 -04:00
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@@ -37,24 +37,27 @@ import getopt
from phue import Bridge
import subprocess
import time
import gevent
def main(argv):
# IP address of your Hue Bridge
bridgeIP = "0"
createnew = False
global off_lights
off_lights = []
powerfailure = False
prev_status = []
username = ""
mode = "" # Mode Options: cyberpower, nut
logfile = ""
# How often (in seconds) to check the pwrstatd log for events
check_interval = 60
# Parse the options
try:
opts, args = getopt.getopt(argv,"hb:ci:m:",["bridge=","createnew=","interval=","mode="])
opts, args = getopt.getopt(argv,"hb:ci:m:l",["bridge=","createnew=","interval=","mode=","logfile="])
except getopt.GetoptError:
optUsage()
sys.exit(2)
@@ -74,6 +77,8 @@ def main(argv):
check_interval = float(arg)
elif opt in ("-m", "--mode"):
mode = arg.lower()
elif opt in ("-l", "--logfile"):
logfile = arg
'''
# Debugging
@@ -81,11 +86,12 @@ def main(argv):
print ("Createnew: %s" % createnew)
print ("Username: %s" % username)
print ("Mode: %s" % mode)
print ("Logfile: %s" % logfile)
input("Press enter to continue")
'''
# Read in status from last time app ran
try:
with open("off.lights") as f:
with open("off.lights", 'r') as f:
prev_status = f.readlines()
f.close()
except:
@@ -102,7 +108,7 @@ def main(argv):
print("Searching off.lights for lights that were previously off...")
for light in lights_list:
for line in prev_status:
if light.name == line:
if light.name == line[:-1]:
light.on = "off"
print("Turning off: %s" % line)
@@ -122,12 +128,41 @@ def main(argv):
bridge.get_api()
# Main guts of the program
cmd = ("python3 updateLightStatus.py -b " + str(bridgeIP))
print(cmd)
p = subprocess.Popen(str(cmd), shell=True)
#p = subprocess.Popen('python3 updateLightStatus.py -b 10.3.0.120', shell=True)
print("Spun off updateLightStatus process")
# Start an endless loop
while True:
print("Waiting for power failure")
state = checkForPowerOutage(mode,logfile)
if state:
waitSetlights(bridge,check_interval,mode,logfile)
if checkForPowerOutage(mode):
waitSetlights(off_lights,check_interval,mode)
#Pause
time.sleep(check_interval)
# End of endless loop... hmm
def optUsage():
# This function displays options usage information
print("Options Usage:")
print(" -b, --bridge | IP address of your Hue Bridge")
print(" -c, --createnew | Connect to a new Hue Bridge")
print(" -i, --interval | Set how often (in seconds) to check the pwrstatd log. Defaults to 60")
print(" -m, --mode | Set the mode for checking if there's a power outage")
print(" Options: 'cyberpower' or 'nut'")
print(" --logfile | Specify the logfile to monitor if choosing 'nut' mode"
return 0
'''
No Longer Needed: broke out into subprocess
def updateLightStatus(bridgeIP):
bridge = Bridge(bridgeIP)
while True:
try:
lights_list = bridge.get_light_objects('list')
#print "Got list of lights"
@@ -153,37 +188,40 @@ def main(argv):
except:
# Unknown exception!
print("%s: An unknown exception has appeared..." % datestamp())
bridge.get_api()
time.sleep(5)
'''
#Pause
time.sleep(check_interval)
def turnOffLights(bridge):
# End of endless loop... hmm
"""
# Print the name of the lights that are Off
for light in off_lights:
print(light.name)
"""
try:
with open("off.lights") as f:
prev_status = f.readlines()
f.close()
except:
print("Error reading file.")
input("Press Enter")
# Check if prev_status contains items
if prev_status:
# Same bridge as before, apply the light status!
lights_list = bridge.get_light_objects('list')
# Since the only names in the file are lights that should be off
# let's turn any light name in the file off.
print("Searching off.lights for lights that were previously off...")
for light in lights_list:
for line in prev_status:
if light.name == line[:-1]:
light.on = False
print("Turning off: %s" % line)
def optUsage():
# This function displays options usage information
print("Options Usage:")
print(" -b, --bridge | IP address of your Hue Bridge")
print(" -c, --createnew | Connect to a new Hue Bridge")
print(" -i, --interval | Set how often (in seconds) to check the pwrstatd log. Defaults to 60")
print(" -m, --mode | Set the mode for checking if there's a power outage")
print(" Options: 'cyberpower' or 'nut'")
return 0
def checkForPowerOutage(mode):
def checkForPowerOutage(mode,logfile):
if mode == "cyberpower":
return checkCyberPowerOutage()
else:
return checkNutOutage()
return checkNutOutage(logfile)
def checkCyberPowerOutage():
# This function checks the current pwrstatd process to see if we're on utility power or not.
@@ -199,17 +237,19 @@ def checkCyberPowerOutage():
return False
def checkNutOutage():
def checkNutOutage(logfile):
# This function returns True if the Nut Server sends an outage alert.
#Search for "on battery"
if watchLog("on battery","/var/log/syslog"):
return False
elif watchLog("on line power","/var/log/syslog"):
if watchLog("on battery","on line power",str(logfile)):
print("%s:Mains power FAILURE" % datestamp())
return True
else:
print("%s:Mains power OK" % datestamp())
return False
def watchLog(watchfor,watchfile):
def watchLog(watchfortrue,watchforfalse,watchfile):
# This function will watch watchfile (path to file in filesystem) for watchfor (string)
# then return the line it found
@@ -221,26 +261,31 @@ def watchLog(watchfor,watchfile):
if not line:
time.sleep(0.1) # Sleep briefly
continue
if line.find(watchfortrue) >= 0:
f.close()
return True
elif line.find(watchforfalse) >= 0:
f.close()
return False
def waitSetlights(off_lights,check_interval,mode):
def waitSetlights(bridge,check_interval,mode,logfile):
# Periodically check for return to Utility power, and then turn off lights that were off prior to event.
print("Waiting for power to return")
while True:
# Loop in here until mains power returns
# Determine which mode we're operating in and check for power outage accordingly
if mode == "cyberpower":
outage = checkCyberPowerOutage()
elif mode == "nut":
outage = checkNutOutage()
outage = checkForPowerOutage(mode,logfile)
#
if not outage:
# Turn off the lights that were off prior to the power outage
print("%s: ... Mains power has returned, turning off lights that were not on prior to outage:" % datestamp())
turnOffLights(bridge)
'''
for light in off_lights:
print("%s: Turning off %s" % (datestamp(), light.name))
light.on = False
'''
return 0
time.sleep(check_interval)
return 0
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@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
20170317-190435
10.3.0.120
Living Room 2
Living Room 1
Dining room lamp
Living Room Pharmacy
Bedroom
Porch
Middle Bedroom Ceiling
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@@ -0,0 +1,69 @@
#!/bin/python
import sys
from phue import Bridge
import getopt
import time
def main(argv):
bridgeIP = "0"
check_interval = 60
try:
opts, args = getopt.getopt(argv,"b:",["bridge="])
except getopt.GetoptError:
optUsage()
sys.exit(2)
except ValueError:
print("ULS: Incorrect option usage!")
sys.exit(2)
for opt, arg in opts:
if opt in ("-b", "--bridge"):
bridgeIP = arg
#elif opt in ("-i", "--interval"):
#check_interval = float(arg)
#print("ULS: Bridge IP Address: %s" % bridgeIP)
try:
bridge = Bridge(bridgeIP)
except:
print("ULS: Woah there, and error appeared!")
while True:
try:
lights_list = bridge.get_light_objects('list')
#print "Got list of lights"
lights_file = open("off.lights", 'w')
#print "Opened off.lights"
lights_file.truncate()
#print "Truncated off.lights"
lights_file.write(datestamp())
#print "Wrote datestamp to file"
lights_file.write("\n")
#print "Wrote newline"
lights_file.write(bridgeIP)
#print "Wrote BridgeIP"
lights_file.write("\n")
# Store list of lights that are currently off
#off_lights = [i]
for light in lights_list:
if not light.on:
#off_lights.append(light)
lights_file.write(light.name)
lights_file.write("\n")
lights_file.close()
except Exception as e:
# Exception!
print("%s: ULS: An exception has appeared... %s" % (datestamp(), str(e)))
bridge.get_api()
time.sleep(check_interval)
def datestamp():
# this function returns a date string formatted as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS
return time.strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main(sys.argv[1:])