# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import os from media.monitor.log import Loggable from media.monitor.exceptions import NoDirectoryInAirtime from os.path import normpath import media.monitor.pure as mmp class AirtimeDB(Loggable): def __init__(self, apc, reload_now=True): self.apc = apc if reload_now: self.reload_directories() def reload_directories(self): """ this is the 'real' constructor, should be called if you ever want the class reinitialized. there's not much point to doing it yourself however, you should just create a new AirtimeDB instance. """ # dirs_setup is a dict with keys: # u'watched_dirs' and u'stor' which point to lists of corresponding # dirs dirs_setup = self.apc.setup_media_monitor() dirs_setup[u'stor'] = normpath( dirs_setup[u'stor'] ) dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs'] = map(normpath, dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs']) dirs_with_id = dict([ (k,normpath(v)) for k,v in self.apc.list_all_watched_dirs()['dirs'].iteritems() ]) self.id_to_dir = dirs_with_id self.dir_to_id = dict([ (v,k) for k,v in dirs_with_id.iteritems() ]) self.base_storage = dirs_setup[u'stor'] self.storage_paths = mmp.expand_storage( self.base_storage ) self.base_id = self.dir_to_id[self.base_storage] # hack to get around annoying schema of airtime db self.dir_to_id[ self.recorded_path() ] = self.base_id self.dir_to_id[ self.import_path() ] = self.base_id # We don't know from the x_to_y dict which directory is watched or # store... self.watched_directories = set([ os.path.normpath(p) for p in dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs'] ]) def to_id(self, directory): """ directory path -> id """ return self.dir_to_id[ directory ] def to_directory(self, dir_id): """ id -> directory path """ return self.id_to_dir[ dir_id ] def storage_path(self): return self.base_storage def organize_path(self): return self.storage_paths['organize'] def problem_path(self): return self.storage_paths['problem_files'] def import_path(self): return self.storage_paths['imported'] def recorded_path(self): return self.storage_paths['recorded'] def list_watched(self): """ returns all watched directories as a list """ return list(self.watched_directories) def list_storable_paths(self): """ returns a list of all the watched directories in the datatabase. (Includes the imported directory and the recorded directory) """ l = self.list_watched() l.append(self.import_path()) l.append(self.recorded_path()) return l def dir_id_get_files(self, dir_id, all_files=True): """ Get all files in a directory with id dir_id """ base_dir = self.id_to_dir[ dir_id ] return set(( os.path.join(base_dir,p) for p in self.apc.list_all_db_files( dir_id, all_files ) )) def directory_get_files(self, directory, all_files=True): """ returns all the files(recursively) in a directory. a directory is an "actual" directory path instead of its id. This is super hacky because you create one request for the recorded directory and one for the imported directory even though they're the same dir in the database so you get files for both dirs in 1 request... """ normal_dir = os.path.normpath(unicode(directory)) if normal_dir not in self.dir_to_id: raise NoDirectoryInAirtime( normal_dir, self.dir_to_id ) all_files = self.dir_id_get_files( self.dir_to_id[normal_dir], all_files ) if normal_dir == self.recorded_path(): all_files = [ p for p in all_files if mmp.sub_path( self.recorded_path(), p ) ] elif normal_dir == self.import_path(): all_files = [ p for p in all_files if mmp.sub_path( self.import_path(), p ) ] elif normal_dir == self.storage_path(): self.logger.info("Warning, you're getting all files in '%s' which \ includes imported + record" % normal_dir) return set(all_files)