How to use log_stacktrace method in autotest

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run.py

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1import os2import sys3import json4import traceback5import base646from StringIO import StringIO7from __ALGO__ import __ALGO__8####9# Disable stdout, stderr10old_stdout = sys.stdout11old_stderr = sys.stderr12old_fd_stdout = os.dup(1)13old_fd_stderr = os.dup(2)14# Redirect file descriptors to handle child processes15os.dup2(os.open(os.devnull, os.O_RDWR), 1)16os.dup2(os.open(os.devnull, os.O_RDWR), 2)17captured_stdout = StringIO()18sys.stdout = captured_stdout19sys.stderr = captured_stdout20####21input_object = None22####23#Parse and validate Input24###25try:26 ###27 # Read input from stdin and parse as JSON28 ###29 inputString = sys.stdin.read()30 input_json = json.loads(inputString)31 #input_json: Request32 # input33 # body - []34 # name35 # filename - option36 # data37 # content_type - "void", "text", "json", "binary"38 # mime_type39 # modifiers40 # log_stdout41 # log_stacktrace42 ###43 #Validate input structure44 ####45 if 'input' not in input_json:46 raise Exception("did not find 'input'")47 if 'modifiers' not in input_json:48 raise Exception("did not find 'modifiers'")49 if 'log_stdout' not in input_json["modifiers"]:50 raise Exception("did not find 'modifiers.log_stdout'")51 if input_json["modifiers"]["log_stdout"] != True and input_json["modifiers"]["log_stdout"] != False:52 raise Exception("'modifiers.log_stdout' is not Boolean")53 if 'log_stacktrace' not in input_json["modifiers"]:54 raise Exception("did not find 'modifiers.log_stacktrace'")55 if input_json["modifiers"]["log_stacktrace"] != True and input_json["modifiers"]["log_stacktrace"] != False:56 raise Exception("'modifiers.log_stacktrace' is not Boolean")57 if 'body' not in input_json["input"]:58 raise Exception("did not find 'input.body'")59 for part in input_json["input"]["body"]:60 if 'name' not in part:61 raise Exception("did not find 'input.body[].name'")62 if 'data' not in part:63 raise Exception("did not find 'input.body[].data'")64 if 'content_type' not in part:65 raise Exception("did not find 'input.body[].content_type'")66 if (part["content_type"] != "void" and part["content_type"] != "text" and part["content_type"] != "json" and part["content_type"] != "binary"):67 raise Exception("'input.body[].content_type' did not parse as valid enum value")68 if 'mime_type' not in part:69 raise Exception("did not find 'input.body[].mime_type'")70 ###71 #Create input_object72 ###73 if len(input_json["input"]["body"]) == 1:74 body_part = input_json["input"]["body"][0]75 input_data = body_part["data"]76 if body_part["content_type"] == "void":77 input_object = None78 elif body_part["content_type"] == "text":79 input_object = input_data80 elif body_part["content_type"] == "json":81 input_object = json.loads(input_data)82 elif body_part["content_type"] == "binary":83 input_object = bytearray(base64.b64decode(input_data))84 else:85 input_object = body_part["data"]86 else:87 input_object = input_json["input"]88except Exception as e:89 ###90 # Protocol Exception91 ###92 # Enable stdout, stderr93 os.dup2(old_fd_stdout, 1)94 os.dup2(old_fd_stderr, 2)95 sys.stdout = old_stdout96 sys.stderr = old_stderr97 #class ProtocolErrorResponse:98 # error99 # type - "protocol_error"100 # message101 # metadata102 # stacktrace103 protocol_error_response = {"error":{"type":"protocol_error","message":str(e)},"metadata":{"stacktrace":traceback.format_exc()}}104 print(json.dumps(protocol_error_response))105 sys.exit(0)106try:107 ###108 # Call Algorithm109 ###110 output = __ALGO__.apply(input_object)111 ###112 # Create Algorithm Result113 ###114 result_json = None115 content_type = "void"116 if output is None:117 result_json = None118 content_type = "void"119 elif isinstance(output, basestring):120 result_json = output121 content_type = "text"122 elif isinstance(output, bytearray):123 result_json = base64.b64encode(output)124 content_type = "binary"125 else:126 result_json = json.dumps(output)127 content_type = "json"128 # Enable stdout, stderr129 os.dup2(old_fd_stdout, 1)130 os.dup2(old_fd_stderr, 2)131 sys.stdout = old_stdout132 sys.stderr = old_stderr133 #class AlgorithmResultResponse:134 # result135 # data136 # metadata137 # content_type138 # stdout - option139 if input_json["modifiers"]["log_stdout"] == True:140 algorithm_result_response = {"result":{"data":result_json},"metadata":{"content_type":content_type,"stdout":captured_stdout.getvalue()}}141 else:142 algorithm_result_response = {"result":{"data":result_json},"metadata":{"content_type":content_type}}143 print(json.dumps(algorithm_result_response))144 sys.exit(0)145except Exception as e:146 ###147 # Algorithm Exception148 ###149 # Enable stdout, stderr150 os.dup2(old_fd_stdout, 1)151 os.dup2(old_fd_stderr, 2)152 sys.stdout = old_stdout153 sys.stderr = old_stderr154 #class AlgorithmErrorResponse:155 # error156 # type - "algorithm_error"157 # message158 # metadata - option159 # stdout - option160 # stacktrace - option161 if input_json["modifiers"]["log_stdout"] == True and input_json["modifiers"]["log_stacktrace"] == True:162 algorithm_error_response = {"error":{"type":"algorithm_error","message":str(e)},"metadata":{"stdout":captured_stdout.getvalue(),"stacktrace":traceback.format_exc()}}163 elif input_json["modifiers"]["log_stdout"] == True:164 algorithm_error_response = {"error":{"type":"algorithm_error","message":str(e)},"metadata":{"stdout":captured_stdout.getvalue()}}165 elif input_json["modifiers"]["log_stacktrace"] == True:166 algorithm_error_response = {"error":{"type":"algorithm_error","message":str(e)},"metadata":{"stacktrace":traceback.format_exc()}}167 else:168 algorithm_error_response = {"error":{"type":"algorithm_error","message":str(e)}}169 print(json.dumps(algorithm_error_response))...

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responses.py

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1from pkg.utils.context import get_current_context2from pkg.utils.errors import response_error3from sanic import response4from typing import Union5def response_ok(result: Union[dict, list, str],6 message: str = None):7 obj = {'result': result}8 if message:9 obj['message'] = message10 return response.json(obj)11def response_400(log_stacktrace: bool = True, log_error: bool = True):12 return response_error(400, f'Request data is invalid', 400, log_stacktrace=log_stacktrace, log_error=log_error)13def response_403(log_stacktrace: bool = True, log_error: bool = True):14 return response_error(403, f'Forbidden', 403, log_stacktrace=log_stacktrace, log_error=log_error)15def response_403_short():16 return response_403(log_stacktrace=False, log_error=False)17def response_404(log_stacktrace: bool = True, log_error: bool = True):18 ctx = get_current_context()19 return response_error(404, f'Requested URL {ctx.request.path} not found', 404,...

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