SpotOnDocker
SpotOnDocker is a utility which exposes some of spot's functions as a dockerized service. The functions can be called using client API provided in C++, Python, VB.NET and C#.
Note: In v0.1.0, only Python client API is available.
Supported spot Functions:
mp_class: Returns class of LTL formula in Manna-Pnueli hierarchy.translate: Translates LTL formula to Buchi automaton.contains: Checks if the language of an LTL formula is contained within another's.equiv: Checks of the language of two LTL formulas is equivalent.rand_ltl: Generates a random LTL formula.get_ap: Gets the atomic propositions from given LTL formula.to_string_latex: LaTeX-friendly writing of LTL formula.
Installation Instructions
Server Setup
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Install Docker. Skip if already installed.
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Get the latest version of spotondocker image.
docker pull abhibp1993/spotondocker
Python Client Setup
The following packages are required.
- networkx
- docker
- thrift (Apache)
pip3 install docker networkx thrift
pip3 install spotondocker
Example (Python Client API)
It is advisable to check if spot is available on system, if not use spotondocker.
try:
import spot
except ImportError:
import spotondocker.client as client
spot = client.SpotOnDockerClient()
SpotOnDockerClient() creates a docker container and sets up the server to send requests to
Call the spot functions (only the supported ones!) as usual. For example, to get the class of formula G(a -> Fb) in Manna Pnueli hierarchy, we can call
spot.mp_class('G(a -> Fb)')
which will return a verbose like safety, guarantee, ...
In case of translation, the SpotClient.translate(..) function returns a networkx.MultiDiGraph.
nx_graph = spot.translate("(p1 W 0) | Gp2")
The returned graph has several graph properties. See spotondocker.thrift to see a list of properties associated with graph.
The node and edge attributes of nx_graph contains information like id and label.
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