from threading import Thread import traceback import os import logging import json from api_clients import api_client import replaygain class ReplayGainUpdater(Thread): """ The purpose of the class is to query the server for a list of files which do not have a ReplayGain value calculated. This class will iterate over the list calculate the values, update the server and repeat the process until the the server reports there are no files left. This class will see heavy activity right after a 2.1->2.2 upgrade since 2.2 introduces ReplayGain normalization. A fresh install of Airtime 2.2 will see this class not used at all since a file imported in 2.2 will automatically have its ReplayGain value calculated. """ def __init__(self, logger): Thread.__init__(self) self.logger = logger self.api_client = api_client.AirTimeApiClient() def main(self): #TODO make sure object has 'dirs' attr directories = self.api_client.list_all_watched_dirs()['dirs'] for dir_id, dir_path in directories.iteritems(): try: processed_data = [] #keep getting few rows at a time for current music_dir (stor or watched folder). #When we get a response with 0 rows, then we will set 'finished' to True. finished = False while not finished: # return a list of pairs where the first value is the file's database row id # and the second value is the filepath files = self.api_client.get_files_without_replay_gain_value(dir_id) self.logger.debug(files) for f in files: full_path = os.path.join(dir_path, f['fp']) processed_data.append((f['id'], replaygain.calculate_replay_gain(full_path))) #finished = (len(files) == 0) finished = True #send data here print processed_data except Exception, e: print e print traceback.format_exc() def run(self): try: self.main() except Exception, e: self.logger.error('ReplayGainUpdater Exception: %s', traceback.format_exc()) self.logger.error(e) if __name__ == "__main__": try: rgu = ReplayGainUpdater(logging) print rgu.main() except Exception, e: print e print traceback.format_exc()