eoq3utils 2.9.0

Swiss Army knife package for EOQ3

eoq3utils - Swiss Army knife package for EOQ3

Contains API, CLI and service utils that ease the working with EOQ3.

Furthermore, installing this will all EOQ3 packages at once, i.e.

• eoq3
• eoq3conceptsgen
• eoq3pyaccesscontroller
• eoq3pyactions
• eoq3pyecoreutils
• eoq3pyecoremdb
• eoq3pyecorempl
• eoq3autobahnws
• eoq3tcp

Usage

API

Domain Factory

To create and close different kind of domains easily, CreateDomain and CleanUpDOmain can be used. The example shows how to create and clean up different types of domains with the same commands. Parameters are individual.

from eoq3utils import DOMAIN_TYPES, CreateDomain, CleanUpDomain

PARAMS = []
PARAMS.append( ParameterSet(n,{"kindOfDomain" : DOMAIN_TYPES.LOCAL                  ,"domainSettings": {}})); #PyecoreMdb
PARAMS.append( ParameterSet(n,{"kindOfDomain" : DOMAIN_TYPES.LOCALPROCESS           ,"domainSettings": {}})); #DomainToProcessWrapper 
PARAMS.append( ParameterSet(n,{"kindOfDomain" : DOMAIN_TYPES.MULTITHREAD_DOMAINPOOL ,"domainSettings": {"numberOfDomainWorkers" : 2}})); #DomainPool
PARAMS.append( ParameterSet(n,{"kindOfDomain" : DOMAIN_TYPES.MULTIPROCESS_DOMAINPOOL,"domainSettings": {"numberOfDomainWorkers" : 2}})); #DomainPool in process
PARAMS.append( ParameterSet(n,{"kindOfDomain" : DOMAIN_TYPES.TCPCLIENT              ,"domainSettings": {"host": "127.0.0.1", "port": 6141, "startServer": False }})); # TCP client only
PARAMS.append( ParameterSet(n,{"kindOfDomain" : DOMAIN_TYPES.WSCLIENT               ,"domainSettings": {"host": "127.0.0.1", "port": 5141, "startServer": True }})); # WS client and host (server is also cleaned up automatically with CleanUpDomain)

for p in PARAMS:
    domain = CreateDomain(p.kindOfDomain, p.domainSettings)
    #TODO: do something with the domain
    CleanUpDomain(resource.domain)

CLI

eoq3utils.cli.loadeoqfiletcpcli

Upload an eoq file to a TCP host:

python -m python -m eoq3utils.cli.loadeoqfiletcpcli --infile "m2model.eoq" --host "127.0.0.1" --port 6141

python -m python -m eoq3utils.cli.loadeoqfiletcpcli --infile "m1model.eoq" --host "127.0.0.1" --port 6141

eoq3utils.cli.loadeoqfilewscli

Upload eoq files to a Web Socket host:

python -m python -m eoq3utils.cli.loadeoqfilewscli --infile "m2model.eoq" --host "127.0.0.1" --port 5141
 
python -m python -m eoq3utils.cli.loadeoqfilewscli --infile "m1model.eoq" --host "127.0.0.1" --port 5141

eoq3utils.cli.saveeoqfiletcpcli

Download M2 model as eoq file from TCP host:

python -m eoq3utils.cli.saveeoqfiletcpcli --outfile "m2model.ecore" --rootobj "(/*MDB/*M2MODELS:0)"  --host "127.0.0.1" --port 6141

The same for M1 model:

python -m eoq3utils.cli.saveeoqfiletcpcli --outfile "m1model.ecore" --rootobj "(/*MDB/*M1MODELS:0)"  --host "127.0.0.1" --port 6141

eoq3utils.cli.saveeoqfilewscli

Download M2 model as eoq file from Web Socket host:

python -m eoq3utils.cli.saveeoqfilewscli --outfile "m2model.eoq" --rootobj "(/*MDB/*M2MODELS:0)" -savemetamodel 1 --host "127.0.0.1"  --port 5141

The same for M1 model:

python -m eoq3utils.cli.saveeoqfilewscli --outfile "m1model.ecore" --rootobj "(/*MDB/*M1MODELS:0)"  --host "127.0.0.1" --port 6141

Service

TODO: make py ws server available here

Documentation

For more information see EOQ3 documentation: https://eoq.gitlab.io/doc/eoq3/

Author

2024 Bjoern Annighoefer