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A simple data logging server and client.

Project description

FinallyDataLogger

FinallyDataLogger is a simple, lightweight data logging server and client package. Log, modify, and fetch data with ease!

Features

  • Log data from any Python script easily.
  • Store scalar, textual, and binary blob data (currently numpy arrays).
  • Fetch and modify data based on criteria.
  • Local server setup for easy data storage and retrieval.

Installation

pip install FinallyDataLogger

Quick Start

Starting the server

From the command line:

finallydatalogger --port 5000 --dir /path/to/storage/directory
# to make it visible on the network
finallydatalogger --host 0.0.0.0 --port 5000 --dir /path/to/storage/directory

Using the client

In your Python script:

import numpy as np
from finally_data_logger import DataLogger

logger = DataLogger(port=5000) #  DataLogger(server_url="http://192.168.x.x", port=5000)

# Log some data
img = np.random.rand(10,10)
# a packet of data is stored in the form of a dictionary
data = {
    "name": "test1",
    "duration": 0.3,
    "image": img
}
response = logger.log_data(data)
print(response)

# Fetch data
criteria = {'name': 'test*'}
results = logger.get_data(criteria, fetch_blob=True)
print(results)


#To delete specific data based on criteria:
criteria = {'name': 'test*'}
response = logger.delete_data(criteria)
print(response)

#To reset the entire database and remove all logged data:
logger.reset_database()

API

Server Endpoints

  • POST /log_data: Log data to the server.
  • PUT /modify_data/<entry_id>: Modify a data entry by its ID.
  • POST /get_data: Fetch data based on criteria.
  • POST /delete_data: Delete data from the server based on given criteria.
  • POST /reset_database: Reset the entire database and remove all blobs.

Client Methods

  • log_data(data): Log data to the server.
  • modify_data(entry_id, modifications): Modify a data entry by its ID.
  • get_data(criteria): Fetch data based on criteria.
  • delete_data(criteria): Delete data from the server based on given criteria.
  • reset_database(): Reset the entire database and remove all blobs on the server.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the CONTRIBUTING guide for more information.

License

MIT License

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