pywis-pubsub 0.12.0

pywis-pubsub provides subscription and download capability of WMO data from WIS2 infrastructure services

pywis-pubsub

Overview

pywis-pubsub provides subscription and download capability of data from WIS2.

Installation

The easiest way to install pywis-pubsub is via the Python pip utility:

# default install
pip3 install pywis-pubsub

# install with storage spport for S3
pip3 install pywis-pubsub[backend-s3]

Requirements

• Python 3
• virtualenv

Dependencies

Dependencies are listed in requirements.txt. Dependencies are automatically installed during pywis-pubsub installation.

Windows installations

Note that you will need Cython and Shapely Windows wheels for windows for your architecture prior to installing pywis-pubsub.

Installing pywis-pubsub

# setup virtualenv
python3 -m venv --system-site-packages pywis-pubsub
cd pywis-pubsub
source bin/activate

# clone codebase and install
git clone https://github.com/World-Meteorological-Organization/pywis-pubsub.git
cd pywis-pubsub
pip3 install .

Running

First check pywis-pubsub was correctly installed

pywis-pubsub --version

Create configuration

cp pywis-pubsub-config.yml local.yml
vim local.yml # update accordingly to configure subscribe options

Subscribing

# sync WIS2 notification schema
pywis-pubsub schema sync

# connect, and simply echo messages
pywis-pubsub subscribe --config local.yml

# subscribe, and download data from message
pywis-pubsub subscribe --config local.yml --download

# subscribe, and filter messages by geometry
pywis-pubsub subscribe --config local.yml --bbox=-142,42,-52,84

# subscribe, and filter messages by geometry, adjust debugging verbosity
pywis-pubsub subscribe --config local.yml --bbox=-142,42,-52,84 --verbosity=DEBUG

Validating a message and verifying data

# validate a message
pywis-pubsub message validate /path/to/message1.json

# verify data from a message
pywis-pubsub message verify /path/to/message1.json

# validate WNM against abstract test suite (file on disk)
pywis-pubsub ets validate /path/to/file.json

# validate WNM against abstract test suite (URL)
pywis-pubsub ets validate https://example.org/path/to/file.json

# validate WNM against abstract test suite (URL), but turn JSON Schema validation off
pywis-pubsub ets validate https://example.org/path/to/file.json --no-fail-on-schema-validation

# key performance indicators

# set environment variable for GDC URL
export PYWIS_PUBSUB_GDC_URL=https://api.weather.gc.ca/collections/wis2-discovery-metadata

# all key performance indicators at once
pywis-pubsub kpi validate https://example.org/path/to/file.json --verbosity DEBUG

# all key performance indicators at once, but turn ETS validation off
pywis-pubsub kpi validate https://example.org/path/to/file.json --no-fail-on-ets --verbosity DEBUG

# all key performance indicators at once, in summary
pywis-pubsub kpi validate https://example.org/path/to/file.json --verbosity DEBUG --summary

# selected key performance indicator
pywis-pubsub kpi validate --kpi metadata_id /path/to/file.json -v INFO

Publishing

cp pub-config-example.yml pub-local.yml
vim pub-local.yml # update accordingly to configure publishing options

# example publishing a WIS2 notification message with attributes: 
# data-url=http://www.meteo.xx/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4 
# lon,lat,elevation=33.8,11.8,112
# wigos_station_identifier=0-20000-12345
pywis-pubsub publish --topic origin/a/wis2/centre-id/data/core/weather --config pub-local.yml -u https://example.org/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4 -g 33.8,-11.8,8.112 -w 0-20000-12345

# publish a message with a WCMP2 metadata id
pywis-pubsub publish --topic origin/a/wis2/centre-id/data/core/weather --config pub-local.yml -u https://example.org/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4 -g 33.8,-11.8,8.112 -w 0-20000-12345 --metadata-id "x-urn:wmo:md:test-foo:htebmal2001"

# publish a message with a datetime (instant)
pywis-pubsub publish --topic origin/a/wis2/centre-id/data/core/weather --config pub-local.yml -u https://example.org/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4 -g 33.8,-11.8,8.112 -w 0-20000-12345 --metadata-id "x-urn:wmo:md:test-foo:htebmal2001" --datetime 2024-01-08T22:56:23Z

# publish a message with a start and end datetime (extent)
pywis-pubsub publish --topic origin/a/wis2/centre-id/data/core/weather --config pub-local.yml -u https://example.org/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4 -g 33.8,-11.8,8.112 -w 0-20000-12345 --metadata-id "x-urn:wmo:md:test-foo:htebmal2001" --datetime 2024-01-08T20:56:23Z/2024-01-08T22:56:43Z

# publish a message as a data update
pywis-pubsub publish --topic origin/a/wis2/centre-id/data/core/weather --config pub-local.yml -u https://example.org/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4 -g 33.8,-11.8,8.112 -w 0-20000-12345 --metadata-id "x-urn:wmo:md:test-foo:htebmal2001" --operation update

# publish a message as a data deletion
pywis-pubsub publish --topic origin/a/wis2/centre-id/data/core/weather --config pub-local.yml -u https://example.org/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4 -g 33.8,-11.8,8.112 -w 0-20000-12345 --metadata-id "x-urn:wmo:md:test-foo:htebmal2001" --operation delete

# publish a message from file on disk
pywis-pubsub publish --topic origin/a/wis2/centre-id/data/core/weather --config pub-local.yml --wnm my_message.json

Using the API

Python examples:

Subscribing to a WIS2 Global Broker

from pywis_pubsub.mqtt import MQTTPubSubClient

options = {
    'storage': {
        'type': 'fs',
        'basedir': '/tmp'
    },
    'bbox': [-90, -180, 90, 180]
}
topics = [
    'topic1',
    'topic2'
]

m = MQTTPubSubClient('mqtt://localhost:1883', options)
# example with credentials
# m = MQTTPubSubClient('mqtt://username:password@localhost:1883', options)

m.sub(topics)

Publishing a WIS2 Notification Message

from datetime import datetime, timezone

from pywis_pubsub.mqtt import MQTTPubSubClient
from pywis_pubsub.publish import create_message
from pywis_pubsub.ets import WNMTestSuite, WNMKeyPerformanceIndicators

url_info = get_url_info('http://www.meteo.xx/stationXYZ-20221111085500.bufr4')

message = create_message(
        topic='foo/bar',
        content_type='application/bufr',
        url_info=url_info,
        identifier='stationXYZ-20221111085500', 
        datetime_=datetime.now(timezone.utc),
        geometry=[33.8, -11.8, 123],
        metadata_id='x-urn:wmo:md:test-foo:htebmal2001',
        wigos_station_identifier='0-20000-12345',
        operation='update'
)

m = MQTTPubSubClient('mqtt://localhost:1883')
m.pub(topic, json.dumps(message))

Running KPIs

>>> ts = WNMTestSuite(message)
>>> ts.run_tests()  # raises ValueError error stack on exception
>>> ts.raise_for_status()  # raises pywis_pubsub.errors.TestSuiteError on exception with list of errors captured in .errors property
>>> # test KPI
>>> import json
>>> from pywis_pubsub.kpi import WNMKeyPerformanceIndicators
>>> with open('/path/to/file.json') as fh:
...     data = json.load(fh)
>>> kpis = WNMKeyPerformanceIndicators(data)
>>> results = kpis.evaluate()
>>> results['summary']

Development

Running Tests

# install dev requirements
pip3 install -r requirements-dev.txt

# run tests
python3 tests/run_tests.py

Releasing

# create release (x.y.z is the release version)
vi pywis_pubsub/__init__.py  # update __version__
vi debian/changelog  # add changelog entry
git commit -am 'update release version x.y.z'
git push origin main
git tag -a x.y.z -m 'tagging release version x.y.z'
git push --tags

# upload to PyPI
rm -fr build dist *.egg-info
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel --universal
twine upload dist/*

# publish release on GitHub (https://github.com/World-Meteorological-Organization/pywis-pubsub/releases/new)

# bump version back to dev
vi pywis_pubsub/__init__.py  # update __version__
git commit -am 'back to dev'
git push origin main

Code Conventions

• PEP8

Bugs and Issues

All bugs, enhancements and issues are managed on GitHub.

Contact

• Antje Schremmer
• Tom Kralidis
• Maaike Limper