matildapeak-scoly-api 1.0.1

The Scoly API Package

Scoly API

A Python 3 API package for the Scoly framework.

Usage

Create a ScolyAPI instance for each Location you're dealing with: -

from scoly_api.client import Scoly
from datetime import datetime
client = Scoly(
    scoly_url="127.0.0.1:8000",
    location="Red Dwarf",
    location_api_access_code="033589a1-c17d-45e0-bbaa-a5122300c9f3",
)

And then add sensor events, which will be transmitted to Scoly when the cache is full: -

client.add_sensor_data(
    sensor="Rimmer",
    data={"timestamp": "2023-05-30T00:00:00Z",
          "battery": 67,
          "presence": False,
          "celsius": 23.4,
          "lux": 45.6}
)

By default the cache will be flushed when it contains 50 events or if the cache contents are older than 6 minutes. You can set your own values when you initialise the ScolyAPI instance with some extra parameters. To set a cache size of 10 and maximum age of 2 minutes initialise the ScolyAPI instance like this: -

client = Scoly(
    [...],
    sensor_event_cache_size = 10,
    sensor_event_cache_period = 120,
)

If either value is zero sensor data will be transmitted on each call to add_sensor_data().

There is no background task. After 6 minutes events will not be transmitted, instead they will b e transmitted on the next call to add_sensor_data(). Alternatively, you can also flush cached data immediately by calling flush(): -

client.flush()

Building

The project is managed by Poetry, so you can build and install the project forcing version 1.0.0 with: -

rm -rf dist
poetry version 1.0.0
poetry build

And then install locally with pip: -

pip install dist/*.whl

When you're done you can uninstall the API package with pip: -

pip uninstall -y matildapeak_scoly_api

Contributing

The project uses: -

• Poetry for dependency management and packaging
• Pre-commit to enforce linting of files prior to committing them to the upstream repository
• Conventional Commits commit message format
• Black as a code formatter

You MUST comply with these choices in order to contribute to the project.

To get started review the pre-commit utility and the conventional commit style and then set-up your local clone by following the Installation and Quick Start sections: -

poetry shell
poetry install --with dev
pre-commit install -t commit-msg -t pre-commit

Now the project's rules will run on every commit, and you can check the current health of your clone with: -

pre-commit run --all-files

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