How to use parse_wait method in yandex-tank

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Parser.py

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1import csv2import time3import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET4from Util import calc_millisec, log_print5xml = 'current.xml' # use 'current.xml' not results6parse_wait = 0.3 # seconds7def get_stint_info():8 try:9 stint_tree = ET.parse(xml)10 stint_root = stint_tree.getroot()11 stint_info = {}12 for result in stint_root.iter('result'):13 team_dict = {'last_time_line': result.get('lasttimeline'),14 'car_number': result.get('no')15 }16 if result.get('totaltime') == '':17 team_dict['total_time'] = '00:00:00.000'18 else:19 team_dict['total_time'] = result.get('totaltime')20 stint_info[result.get('regnumber')] = team_dict21 return stint_info22 except ET.ParseError:23 time.sleep(parse_wait)24 return get_stint_info()25def get_leader_board():26 try:27 leader_board_tree = ET.parse(xml)28 leader_board_root = leader_board_tree.getroot()29 leader_board = {}30 for result in leader_board_root.iter('result'):31 team_dict = {32 'car_num': result.get('no'),33 'position': result.get('position'),34 'team_name': result.get('firstname'),35 'best_lap_time': result.get('besttime'),36 'last_time': result.get('lasttime'),37 'total_time': result.get('totaltime')38 # add more fields39 }40 if result.get('sincepit') == '':41 team_dict['since_pit'] = 042 else:43 team_dict['since_pit'] = result.get('sincepit')44 leader_board[result.get('regnumber')] = team_dict45 return leader_board46 except ET.ParseError:47 time.sleep(parse_wait)48 return get_leader_board()49def get_race_data():50 try:51 race_data_tree = ET.parse(xml)52 race_data_root = race_data_tree.getroot()53 labels = race_data_root.findall('label')54 race_data = {}55 for label in labels:56 race_data[label.get('type')] = label.text57 return race_data58 except ET.ParseError:59 time.sleep(parse_wait)60 return get_race_data()61def gen_last_pit_time(file_name):62 if file_name != 'N/​A':63 with open(file_name, 'r') as passings_csv:64 passings_obj = csv.reader(passings_csv)65 passings_dict = {}66 for passing in passings_obj:67 try:68 if 'P' in passing[3]:69 if passing[1] in passings_dict:70 if passings_dict[passing[1]] < calc_millisec(passing[7]):71 passings_dict[passing[1]] = calc_millisec(passing[7])72 elif passing[1] != '':73 passings_dict[passing[1]] = calc_millisec(passing[7])74 except IndexError:75 time.sleep(1)76 return gen_last_pit_time(file_name)77 return passings_dict78 else:79 log_print('Fatal Error: attempting to generate last pit time with no passings file name given')80 log_print('Ending program')81 # End Program xD...

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parse.py

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...29 raise TypeError(f"unrecognized action: {data}")30def parse_click_action(data) -> ClickAction:31 match data:32 case {"id": str(btn), **rest}:33 return ClickAction(btn, parse_wait(rest), FieldType.ID)34 case {"name": str(btn), **rest}:35 return ClickAction(btn, parse_wait(rest), FieldType.NAME)36 case _:37 raise TypeError(f"error parsing click action: {data}")38def parse_wait(data) -> bool:39 match data:40 case {"wait": bool(wait)}:41 return wait42 case {}:43 return True44 case _:45 raise TypeError(f"error parsing wait: {data}") 46def parse_dataentry(data) -> list[DataPoint]:47 match data:48 case [{"name": name, "value": value}, *rest]:49 return [DataPoint(name, parse_datapoint(value), FieldType.NAME)] + parse_dataentry(rest)50 case [{"id": name, "value": value}, *rest]:51 return [DataPoint(name, parse_datapoint(value), FieldType.ID)] + parse_dataentry(rest)52 case []:...

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cached.py

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...37def get_wait_time(office_id, refresh=True):38 '''Downloads data for a given office ID number and returns the wait time'''39 r = requests.get(DMV_OFFICES_URL + str(office_id))40 assert r.status_code == 200, "HTTP error %s" % (r.status_code,)41 return parse_wait(r.text)42def parse_wait(data):43 '''Returns the non-appointment wait time in minutes'''44 tree = etree.parse(data)45 root = tree.getroot()46 hour, mins = root.find('./​fo_office/​nonAppt').text.split(':')47 return int(hour,10) * 60 + int(mins,10)48if __name__ == "__main__":49 download_offices()50 valid_nums = parse_office_nums()51 assert len(valid_nums) == len(set(valid_nums)), "Some office indices repeat!"52 print valid_nums[0]...

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