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README.rst

airtime_analyzer
==========

airtime_analyzer is a daemon that processes Airtime file uploads as background jobs.
It performs metadata extraction using Mutagen and moves uploads into Airtime's 
music library directory (stor/imported).

airtime_analyzer uses process isolation to make it resilient to crashes and runs in 
a multi-tenant environment with no modifications.

Installation
==========

    $ sudo python setup.py install

You will need to allow the "airtime" RabbitMQ user to access all exchanges and queues within the /airtime vhost:

    sudo rabbitmqctl set_permissions -p /airtime airtime .\* .\* .\* 


Usage
==========

This program must run as a user with permissions to write to your Airtime music library
directory. For standard Airtime installations, run it as the www-data user:

    $ sudo -u www-data airtime_analyzer --daemon
   
Or during development, add the --debug flag for more verbose output:

    $ sudo -u www-data airtime_analyzer --debug

To print usage instructions, run:

    $ airtime_analyzer --help

This application can be run as a daemon by running:

    $ airtime_analyzer -d

Other runtime flags can be listed by running:

    $ airtime_analyzer --help


Developers
==========

For development, you want to install airtime_analyzer system-wide but with everything symlinked back to the source 
directory for convenience. This is super easy to do, just run:
    
    $ sudo python setup.py develop

To send an test message to airtime_analyzer, you can use the message_sender.php script in the tools directory.
For example, run:

    $ php tools/message_sender.php '{ "tmp_file_path" : "foo.mp3", "final_directory" : ".", "callback_url" : "http://airtime.localhost/rest/media/1", "api_key" : "YOUR_API_KEY" }'

    $ php tools/message_sender.php '{"tmp_file_path":"foo.mp3", "import_directory":"/srv/airtime/stor/imported/1","original_filename":"foo.mp3","callback_url": "http://airtime.localhost/rest/media/1", "api_key":"YOUR_API_KEY"}'

Logging
=========

By default, logs are saved to:

    /var/log/airtime/airtime_analyzer.log

This application takes care of rotating logs for you.


Unit Tests
==========

To run the unit tests, execute:

    $ nosetests

If you care about seeing console output (stdout), like when you're debugging or developing
a test, run:

    $ nosetests -s

To run the unit tests and generate a code coverage report, run:

    $ nosetests --with-coverage --cover-package=airtime_analyzer


Running in a Multi-Tenant Environment
===========

    
History and Design Motivation
===========