miris-manager-client 6.0

A Python3 client to use Miris Manager remote control

UbiCast Miris Manager client

A Python3 client to use UbiCast Miris Manager remote control API.

This client is intended to act as a system in Miris Manager so it allows you to integrate a device in order to control it using Miris Manager.

Requirements

• python >= 3.9 (download the latest stable release from https://www.python.org/downloads/)
• python3-requests >= 2.30

Important

For production use, it is recommended to use the branch named "stable". The "main" branch is used for development.

Client class instantiation

The client class (mm_client.client.MirisManagerClient) takes two arguments:

• local_conf: This argument can be either a dict or a path (str object). The default value is None, which means no configuration.
• setup_logging: This argument must be a boolean. If set to True, the logging to console will be configured. The default value is True.

Configuration

You can see available parameters in the default configuration file : Default configuration

The local configuration should be a json file.

Notes about older client

If you are using the first version of this client (commit 33b554991303b573254d59fb757f601d1e84d132 and previous commits), here are the steps to update your client:

• Install the new client using the setup.py.
• Replace the import path of MirisManagerClient (see example).
• Replace the class variable MirisManagerClient.LOCAL_CONF with the class instance argument MirisManagerClient.local_conf.
• Check the value of MirisManagerClient.DEFAULT_CONF because it is now None by default.
• Replace all occurences of URL by SERVER_URL in all configuration.
• Replace all occurences of CHECK_SSL by VERIFY_SSL in all configuration.

Examples

Ping the server

from mm_client.client import MirisManagerClient
mmc = MirisManagerClient(local_conf='your-conf.json')

response = mmc.api_request('PING')
print(response)

Recorder system

This example is the use case of a recorder system that can be controlled through the long polling.

Link to the file

Wake on LAN requests

This example is the use case of a client that forwards wake on LAN requests received through the long polling to its network.

Link to the file

Other examples

There are more examples in the examples directory.

Actions

Here is the list of actions that can be sent to the client depending on its supported capabilities:

Basic actions

• SHUTDOWN: capability: shutdown, description: Shutdown system
• REBOOT: capability: reboot, description: Reboot system
• UPGRADE: capability: upgrade, description: Upgrade system software

Recording

• START_RECORDING: capability: record, description: Start recording
• STOP_RECORDING: capability: record, description: Stop recording
• LIST_PROFILES: capability: record, description: Refresh profiles list

Publishing

• START_PUBLISHING: capability: publish, description: Start publishing non published media
• STOP_PUBLISHING: capability: publish, description: Stop publishing

Wake on lan

• WAKE_ON_LAN_SEND: capability: send_wake_on_lan, description: Send a wake on LAN network package from this system to wake another system