How to use sendSwipe method in fMBT

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actions.py

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1from gpiozero import LED2from time import sleep3import json4from card_reader.monitor import *5from app.models import Log, Status, Setting, Simulation6import random7from django.db.models import Count8import requests910greenLED = LED(22)11redLED = LED(23)1213def sendswipe(cardID):14 response = requests.post('http://192.168.2.179:8000/cardhandler/swipe/', data = {"card":cardID})1516def red(state, time):17 if state=="on":18 redLED.on()19 if state=="off":20 redLED.off()21 22def green(state, time):23 if state=="on":24 greenLED.on()25 if state=="off":26 greenLED.off()2728def updatestatus(state):29 record = Status.objects.first()30 if record:31 scriptjson = json.loads(record.current)32 record.current = json.dumps({"state": state, "script": scriptjson["script"]})33 else:34 scriptstring = json.dumps({"state": state, "script": "stop"})35 record = Status(current=scriptstring)36 record.save()3738def readstatus():39 record = Status.objects.first()40 return record.current4142def updatesettings(state):43 record = Setting.objects.first()44 if record:45 record.current = state46 else:47 record = Setting(current=state)48 record.save()4950def readsettings():51 record = Setting.objects.first()52 return record.current5354def updatescript(state):55 record = Simulation.objects.first()56 if record:57 record.script = state58 else:59 record = Simulation(script=state)60 record.save()6162def readscript():63 record = Simulation.objects.first()64 return record.script6566def updaterun(run):67 record = Status.objects.first()68 if record:69 statejson = json.loads(record.current)70 record.current = json.dumps({"state": statejson["state"], "script": run})71 else:72 statusstring = json.dumps({"state": "close", "script": run})73 print(statusstring)74 record = Status(current=statusstring)75 record.save()76 if run == "start":77 scriptrun()7879def scriptrun():80 print("Run script")81 record = Simulation.objects.first()82 script = record.script83 scriptjson = json.loads(script)84 repeat = scriptjson["repeat"]85 print(repeat)86 print(scriptjson["script"])87 while repeat > 0:88 for command in scriptjson["script"]:89 if command["command"] == "swipe":90 sendswipe(command["card"])91 if command["wait"] == "rand1":92 sleep(random.randint(5, 30))93 elif command["wait"] == "rand2":94 sleep(random.randint(1, 10))95 elif command["wait"] == "rand3":96 sleep(random.randint(1, 3))97 repeat -= 198 print(repeat)99100 ...

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views.py

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1from django.shortcuts import render2from django.template import loader3from django.http import HttpResponse4from django.core.serializers import serialize5from app.models import Log6import json7from card_reader.actions import *8from card_reader.monitor import *9from datetime import datetime, timedelta 10from datetime import date11from django.http import JsonResponse12from django.utils import timezone13import time14def index(request):15 return HttpResponse("basic device index")16def command(request):17 action = json.loads(request.body)18 if action["command"]=="swipe":19 sendswipe(action["card"])20 actionlog(action["command"] +' '+ action["card"])21 return HttpResponse("command sent %s." % action)22def status(request):23 currentstatus = readstatus()24 return HttpResponse("Status %s." % currentstatus)25def devsettings(request):26 if request.method == 'GET':27 currentsettings = readsettings()28 elif request.method == 'POST':29 sentsettings = json.loads(request.body)30 updatesettings(sentsettings)31 currentsettings = readsettings()32 return HttpResponse("settings %s." % currentsettings)33def monitor(request):34 if request.body:35 range = json.loads(request.body)36 starttime = range["start"]37 endtime = range["end"]38 monitorlog = Log.objects.filter(event_date__gte=starttime, event_date__lte=endtime)39 logoutput = serialize('json', monitorlog)40 else:41 monitorlog = Log.objects.filter(event_date__gte=datetime.now(tz=timezone.utc)+ timedelta(hours=-1))42 logoutput = serialize('json', monitorlog)43 return HttpResponse("monitor log %s." % logoutput)44def simulation(request):45 sentscript = json.loads(request.body)46 updatescript(json.dumps(sentscript))47 currentscript = readscript()48 return HttpResponse("Script %s." % currentscript)49def start(request):50 currentstatus = updaterun("start")51 return HttpResponse("Status %s." % currentstatus)52def stop(request):53 currentstatus = updaterun("stop")54 return HttpResponse("Status %s." % currentstatus)55def stats(request):56 starttime=date.today()57 print(starttime)58 stats = list(Log.objects.filter(event_date__gte=starttime).extra({'hour': 'strftime("%%H", event_date )'}).order_by().values('hour').annotate(count=Count('id')))...

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urls.py

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1from django.contrib import admin2from django.urls import path, include3from django.conf.urls import url4from manager.views import *5from django.conf.urls.static import static6from django.conf import settings7urlpatterns = [8 path('showadmin/',admin.site.urls),9 #path('auth/', include('Accounts.urls')),10 url(r'^rest-auth/', include('rest_auth.urls')),11 # url(r'^rest-auth/', include('rest_auth.urls')),12 # url(r'^rest-auth/registration/', include('rest_auth.registration.urls')),13 url('showPost/',PostsView.as_view(),name="postview"),14 url('showComments/',CommentView.as_view(),name="comment"),15 # url(r'^rest-auth/facebook/', FacebookLogin.as_view(), name='fb_login'),16 # path('rest-auth/google/', GoogleLogin.as_view(), name='google_login'),17 url('details/',DetailView.as_view(),name="hello"),18 # url('setPref/', SetPrefView.as_view(),name="Pref"),19 # url('getSwipe/',GetSwipe.as_view(),name="swipe"),20 # url('sendSwipe/', SwipeView.as_view(), name="SwipeView"),21 # url('getFeed/',NewsPost.as_view(),name='news'),22 # url('mySchedule/',ScheduleView.as_view(),name='sv')23 24]...

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