93 lines
3.7 KiB
Python
93 lines
3.7 KiB
Python
# Any alerts produced by the player.py instances.
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import json
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from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional
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from datetime import datetime, timedelta
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from helpers.os_environment import resolve_external_file_path
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from helpers.alert_manager import AlertProvider
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from baps_types.alert import CRITICAL, WARNING, Alert
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MODULE = "Player" # This should match the log file, so the UI will link to the logs page.
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class PlayerAlertProvider(AlertProvider):
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_server_state: Dict[str, Any]
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_states: List[Optional[Dict[str,Any]]] = []
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_player_count: int
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def __init__(self):
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# Player count only changes after server restart, may as well just load this once.
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with open(resolve_external_file_path("state/BAPSicleServer.json")) as file:
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self._server_state = json.loads(file.read())
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self._player_count = int(self._server_state["num_channels"])
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self._states = [None] * self._player_count
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# To simplify monitoring (and allow detection of things going super weird), we are going to read from the state file to work out the alerts.
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def get_alerts(self):
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for channel in range(self._player_count):
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with open(resolve_external_file_path("state/Player{}.json".format(channel))) as file:
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self._states[channel] = json.loads(file.read())
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funcs = [self._channel_count, self._initialised, self._start_time]
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alerts: List[Alert] = []
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for func in funcs:
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func_alerts = func()
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if func_alerts:
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alerts.extend(func_alerts)
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return alerts
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def _channel_count(self):
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if self._player_count <= 0:
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return [Alert({
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"start_time": -1, # Now
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"id": "no_channels",
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"title": "There are no players configured.",
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"description": "The number of channels configured is {}. Please set to at least 1 on the 'Server Config' page.".format(self._player_count),
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"module": MODULE+"Handler",
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"severity": CRITICAL
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})]
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def _initialised(self):
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alerts: List[Alert] = []
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for channel in range(self._player_count):
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if self._states[channel] and not self._states[channel]["initialised"]:
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alerts.append(Alert({
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"start_time": -1, # Now
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"id": "player_{}_not_initialised".format(channel),
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"title": "Player {} is not initialised.".format(channel),
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"description": "This typically means the player channel was not able find the configured sound output on the system. Please check the 'Player Config' and Player logs to determine the cause.",
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"module": MODULE+str(channel),
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"severity": CRITICAL
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}))
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return alerts
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def _start_time(self):
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server_start_time = self._server_state["start_time"]
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server_start_time = datetime.fromtimestamp(server_start_time)
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delta = timedelta(
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seconds=30,
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)
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alerts: List[Alert] = []
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for channel in range(self._player_count):
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start_time = self._states[channel]["start_time"]
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start_time = datetime.fromtimestamp(start_time)
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if (start_time > server_start_time + delta):
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alerts.append(Alert({
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"start_time": -1,
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"id": "player_{}_restarted".format(channel),
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"title": "Player {} restarted after the server started.".format(channel),
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"description":
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"""Player {} last restarted at {}, after the server first started at {}, suggesting a failure.
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This likely means there was an unhandled exception in the player code, causing the server to restart the player.
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Please check player logs to investigate the cause. Please restart the server to clear this warning."""
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.format(channel, str(start_time).rsplit(".",1)[0], str(server_start_time).rsplit(".",1)[0]),
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"module": MODULE+str(channel),
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"severity": WARNING
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}))
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return alerts
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