I've got a weird problem here. It hurts my brain thinking about it. I've got a Django project with multiple apps. Today I added another app.
(views.py)
from %app_name%.%class_file% import %class_name%
def api(request):
t = %class_name%()
data = {}
data['listOtherDevices'] = t.listOtherDevices
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.error(len(t.listOtherDevices))
return JsonResponse(data)
The imported class fills the 'listOtherDevices'-array via
__init__ perfectly fine when I run it inside a console. When I do so, there are exactly 3 elements inside this array (as there are 3 devices in my LAN the class could find). So when I visit the url (development server -> manage.py runserver) linked to this method I can see a JSON with exactly 3 entries. So far so good but now comes the weird part. When I refresh the url in my browser or visit it one more time, there are more than 3 entries. The scheme is like this:
opened url 1 time: 3 entries
opened url 2 times: 9 entries (+ 6)
opened url 3 times: 18 entries (+ 9)
opened url 4 times: 30 entries (+ 12)
opened url 5 times: 45 entries (+ 15)
opened url 6 times: 63 entries (+ 18)
I can see a pattern there but I cannot understand why this happends.
sudo sysdig -c spy_users
tells me, that the class is gathering information exactly 3 times using
subprocess.check_output
The responded JSON is syntactically OK. Seems like the class would 'find' 9, or 18 devices.
Please help me, because as I said earlier: this makes my brain hurt :)
import json
import subprocess
class tradfri:
tradfriIPv4 = 'blablabla'
tradfriUser = 'blablabla'
tradfriPassword = 'blablabla'
pathToCoap = '/blablabla/coap-client'
listDevices = []
listGroups = []
listDevicesDetails = []
listGroupsDetails = []
listLightbulbs = []
listOtherDevices = []
def __init__(self):
self.getDevices()
self.getGroups()
self.getArrayLightbulbs()
self.getArrayOtherDevices()
def getDevices(self):
method = 'get'
stdoutdata = subprocess.check_output( self.pathToCoap
+ ' -m ' + method
+ ' -u "' + self.tradfriUser + '"'
+ ' -k "' + self.tradfriPassword + '"'
+ ' coaps://' + self.tradfriIPv4 + ':5684/15001'
+ " | awk 'NR==4'",
shell=True).decode("utf-8")
self.listDevices = json.loads(stdoutdata)
for ID in self.listDevices:
stdoutdata = subprocess.check_output( self.pathToCoap
+ ' -m ' + method
+ ' -u "' + self.tradfriUser + '"'
+ ' -k "' + self.tradfriPassword + '"'
+ ' coaps://' + self.tradfriIPv4 + ':5684/15001/' + str(ID)
+ " | awk 'NR==4'",
shell=True).decode("utf-8")
self.listDevicesDetails.append(json.loads(stdoutdata))
def getGroups(self):
method = 'get'
stdoutdata = subprocess.check_output( self.pathToCoap
+ ' -m ' + method
+ ' -u "' + self.tradfriUser + '"'
+ ' -k "' + self.tradfriPassword + '"'
+ ' coaps://' + self.tradfriIPv4 + ':5684/15004'
+ " | awk 'NR==4'",
shell=True).decode("utf-8")
self.listGroups = json.loads(stdoutdata)
for ID in self.listGroups:
stdoutdata = subprocess.check_output( self.pathToCoap
+ ' -m ' + method
+ ' -u "' + self.tradfriUser + '"'
+ ' -k "' + self.tradfriPassword + '"'
+ ' coaps://' + self.tradfriIPv4 + ':5684/15004/' + str(ID)
+ " | awk 'NR==4'",
shell=True).decode("utf-8")
raw = json.loads(stdoutdata)
tmpMembers = []
for id in raw['9018']['15002']['9003']:
tmpMembers.append( { 'ID': str( id ), 'name': self.getDeviceNameByID(id) } )
self.listGroupsDetails.append( { 'ID': str( raw['9003'] ),
'name': raw['9001'],
'isGroupOn': False,
'members': tmpMembers } )
def getArrayLightbulbs(self):
for item in self.listDevicesDetails:
if item['3']['6'] == 1: # is lightbulb
id = item['9003']
name = item['9001']
groupID = self.getGroupIDByID(id)
groupName = self.getGroupNameByID(id)
manufacturer = item['3']['0']
description = item['3']['1']
isReachable = True
isBulbOn = False
isDimmable = False
isWhiteSpectrum = False
isColorSpectrum = False
brightnessOfBulb = ''
currentColor = ''
#isReachable
if len(item['3311'][0]) == 1:
isReachable = False;
else:
#isBulbOn
if item['3311'][0]['5850'] == 1:
isBulbOn = True
#dimmable & brightnessOfBulb
if '5851' in item['3311'][0]:
brightnessOfBulb = str( item['3311'][0]['5851'] )
isDimmable = True
#currentColor
if '5706' in item['3311'][0]:
currentColor = item['3311'][0]['5706']
#isWhiteSpectrum
if ' WS ' in description:
isWhiteSpectrum = True
#isColorSpectrum
if ' CWS ' in description:
isWhiteSpectrum = True
isColorSpectrum = True
self.listLightbulbs.append( { 'ID': str( id ),
'Name': name,
'groupID': str( groupID ),
'groupName' : groupName,
'manufacturer': manufacturer,
'description' : description,
'isReachable': isReachable,
'isBulbOn': isBulbOn,
'isDimmable': isDimmable,
'isWhiteSpectrum': isWhiteSpectrum,
'isColorSpectrum': isColorSpectrum,
'brightnessOfBulb': brightnessOfBulb,
'currentColor': currentColor } )
def getArrayOtherDevices(self):
for device in self.listDevicesDetails:
if device['3']['6'] == 3:
self.listOtherDevices.append( { 'ID': str( device['9003'] ),
'Name': device['9001'],
'groupID': str( self.getGroupIDByID(str( device['9003']) ) ),
'groupName': self.getGroupNameByID(str( device['9003']) ),
'manufacturer': device['3']['0'],
'description': device['3']['1'] } )
def getDeviceNameByID(self, id):
name = ''
for key in self.listDevicesDetails:
if key['9003'] == id:
name = key['9001']
return name
def getGroupIDByID(self, id):
groupID = ''
for group in self.listGroupsDetails:
for member in group['members']:
if member['ID'] == id:
groupID = group['ID']
return groupID
def getGroupNameByID(self, id):
groupName = ''
for group in self.listGroupsDetails:
for member in group['members']:
if member['ID'] == id:
groupName = group['name']
return groupName
