Source code for hbp_nrp_cleserver.server.ROSNotificator

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"""
This module implements a ROS Notificator interface for status/error messages.
"""
from builtins import object

import contextlib
import json
import logging
import rospy

from std_msgs.msg import String
from cle_ros_msgs.msg import CLEError

from hbp_nrp_cleserver.server import ROS_CLE_NODE_NAME, TOPIC_STATUS, TOPIC_CLE_ERROR

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


[docs]class ROSNotificator(object): """ This class encapsulates publishing of state/errors/task status to the frontend/clients. """ def __init__(self): # ROS allows multiple calls to init_node, as long as the arguments are the same. # Allow multiple distributed processes to spawn nodes of the same name. rospy.init_node(ROS_CLE_NODE_NAME, anonymous=True) # Not expecting more that 10hz self.__ros_status_pub = rospy.Publisher(TOPIC_STATUS, String, queue_size=10) # Not expecting more that 10hz self.__ros_cle_error_pub = rospy.Publisher(TOPIC_CLE_ERROR, CLEError, queue_size=10) # task specific bookkeeping self.__current_task = None self.__current_subtask_count = 0 self.__current_subtask_index = 0 logger.info('ROS notificator initialized')
[docs] def shutdown(self): """ Shutdown all publishers, notification will no longer function after called. """ logger.info('Shutting down ROS notificator') logger.info('Unregister error/transfer_function topic') self.__ros_cle_error_pub.unregister() self.__ros_cle_error_pub = None logger.info('Unregister status topic') self.__ros_status_pub.unregister() self.__ros_status_pub = None
[docs] def publish_state(self, state_msg): """ Publishes a state message :param state_msgs: A string of formatted JSON to publish. """ if self.__ros_status_pub is None: logger.error('Attempting to publish state after shutdown!') return self.__ros_status_pub.publish(state_msg)
[docs] def publish_error(self, error_msg): """ Publishes an error message :param error_msg: and cle_ros_msgs.CLEError message to publish. """ if self.__ros_cle_error_pub is None: logger.error('Attempting to publish error after shutdown!') return self.__ros_cle_error_pub.publish(error_msg)
[docs] def start_task(self, task_name, subtask_name, number_of_subtasks, block_ui): """ Sends a status notification that a task starts on the ROS status topic. This method will save the task name and the task size in class members so that it could be reused in subsequent call to the update_task method. :param: task_name: Title of the task (example: initializing experiment). :param: subtask_name: Title of the first subtask. Could be empty (example: loading Virtual Room). :param: number_of_subtasks: Number of expected subsequent calls to update_current_task(_, True, _). :param: block_ui: Indicate that the client should block any user interaction. """ if self.__current_task is not None: logger.warning( "Previous task was not closed properly, closing it now.") self.finish_task() self.__current_task = task_name self.__current_subtask_count = number_of_subtasks message = {'progress': {'task': task_name, 'subtask': subtask_name, 'number_of_subtasks': number_of_subtasks, 'subtask_index': self.__current_subtask_index, 'block_ui': block_ui}} self.publish_state(json.dumps(message))
[docs] def update_task(self, new_subtask_name, update_progress, block_ui): """ Sends a status notification that the current task is updated with a new subtask. :param: subtask_name: Title of the first subtask. Could be empt (example: loading Virtual Room). :param: update_progress: Boolean indicating if the index of the current subtask should be updated (usually yes). :param: block_ui: Indicate that the client should block any user interaction. """ if self.__current_task is None: logger.warning("Can't update a non existing task.") return if update_progress: self.__current_subtask_index += 1 message = {'progress': {'task': self.__current_task, 'subtask': new_subtask_name, 'number_of_subtasks': self.__current_subtask_count, 'subtask_index': self.__current_subtask_index, 'block_ui': block_ui}} self.publish_state(json.dumps(message))
[docs] def finish_task(self): """ Sends a status notification that the current task is finished. """ if self.__current_task is None: logger.warning("Can't finish a non existing task.") return message = {'progress': {'task': self.__current_task, 'done': True}} self.publish_state(json.dumps(message)) self.__current_subtask_count = 0 self.__current_subtask_index = 0 self.__current_task = None
[docs] @contextlib.contextmanager def task_notifier(self, task_name, subtask_name): """ Task notifier context manager :param task_name: :param subtask_name: """ self.start_task(task_name, subtask_name, number_of_subtasks=0, block_ui=True) try: yield finally: self.finish_task()