CDP-Client
==========
A simple python interface for the CDP Studio development platform that allows Python scripts to interact with CDP Applications - retrieve CDP Application structures and read-write object values. For more information about CDP Studio see https://cdpstudio.com/
The API makes heavy use of promise library for asynchronous operations. For more information see https://pypi.python.org/pypi/promise
Installation
------------
::
$ pip install cdp-client
Usage
-----
The example below shows how you subscribe to CDP signal value changes.
.. code:: python
from cdp_client import cdp
def on_value_changed(value, timestamp):
print(value)
def subscribe_to_value_changes(node):
node.subscribe_to_value_changes(on_value_changed)
client = cdp.Client(host='127.0.0.1')
client.find_node('AppName.ComponentName.SignalName').then(subscribe_to_value_changes)
client.run_event_loop()
API
---
Before all examples, you need:
.. code:: python
from cdp_client import cdp
Global API
~~~~~~~~~~
Client(host, port, auto_reconnect, notification_listener, encryption_parameters)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Arguments
host - String for hosts ip address
port - Optional port number to connect to. If not specified default port 7689 is used.
auto_reconnect - Optional argument to enable/disable automatic reconnect when connection is lost. Defaults to True if not specified.
notification_listener - NotificationListener object whose methods are called on different connection events (e.g. when server requires credentials)
encryption_parameters - Optional argument to set encryption and its parameters, TLS certificates verification etc. Parameter is compatible with python websocket client 'sslopt' parameter. For more information see https://pypi.org/project/websocket_client
- Returns
The connected client object.
- Usage example
.. code:: python
client = cdp.Client(host='127.0.0.1')
- Usage example with password authentication
.. code:: python
class MyListener(cdp.NotificationListener):
def credentials_requested(self, request):
if request.user_auth_result().code() == cdp.AuthResultCode.CREDENTIALS_REQUIRED:
# Do something to gather username and password variables (either sync or async way) and then call:
request.accept({'Username': 'test', 'Password': '12345678'});
client = cdp.Client(host='127.0.0.1', notification_listener=MyListener())
- Usage example with password authentication and encryption in use, without server certificate verification
.. code:: python
import ssl
class MyListener(cdp.NotificationListener):
def credentials_requested(self, request):
if request.user_auth_result().code() == cdp.AuthResultCode.CREDENTIALS_REQUIRED:
# Do something to gather username and password variables (either sync or async way) and then call:
request.accept({'Username': 'test', 'Password': '12345678'});
client = cdp.Client(host='127.0.0.1', notification_listener=MyListener(),
encryption_parameters={'use_encryption': True, 'cert_reqs': ssl.CERT_NONE})
- Usage example with password authentication and encryption in use, with server certificate verification
.. code:: python
import ssl
class MyListener(cdp.NotificationListener):
def credentials_requested(self, request):
if request.user_auth_result().code() == cdp.AuthResultCode.CREDENTIALS_REQUIRED:
# Do something to gather username and password variables (either sync or async way) and then call:
request.accept({'Username': 'test', 'Password': '12345678'});
client = cdp.Client(host='127.0.0.1', notification_listener=MyListener(),
encryption_parameters={'use_encryption': True,
'cert_reqs': ssl.CERT_REQUIRED,
'ca_certs': 'StudioAPI.crt',
'check_hostname': False},
Instance Methods / Client
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
client.root_node()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Gets the application Node object of the connected application.
- Returns
Promise containing root Node object when fulfilled.
- Usage
.. code:: python
client.root_node().then(on_success).catch(on_error)
client.find_node(path)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Searches for the node specified by full dot separated path. **The requested node must reside in the application client was connected to. Root node is not considered part of the path.**
- Arguments
path - Dot separated string to target node
- Returns
Promise containing requested Node object when fulfilled. Otherwise NotFoundError when rejected.
- Usage
.. code:: python
client.find_node('AppName.ComponentName.SignalName').then(on_success).catch(on_error)
client.run_event_loop()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Runs the event loop that serves network communication layer for incoming/outgoing data. **This is a blocking call that must be run for any communication to happen.** The method can be cancelled by calling disconnect.
client.disconnect()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Stops the event loop and closes the connection to connected application. This method also releases the blocking run_event_loop call.
Instance Methods / Node
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
node.name()
^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
The name of the Node object. Names in a parent node are all unique.
node.path()
^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
A dot separated path of the Node object starting with application name.
node.parent()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
The parent Node object.
node.type()
^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
The type of the Node object returned as one of the cdp.NodeType values.
node.class_name()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
CDP class name as a string.
node.last_value()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
The last known value received by the Node object.
node.set_value(value, timestamp)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Sets a new value for the Node object. Timestamp will be ignored in current implementation.
- Arguments
value - New value
timestamp - UTC time in nanoseconds since Epoch
node.is_read_only()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
False if nodes value cannot be set, otherwise True.
node.is_leaf()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
True if node doesn't have any children, otherwise False.
node.child(name)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Arguments
name - Child nodes name to search for
- Returns
Promise containing requested Node object when fulfilled.
- Usage
.. code:: python
node.child('NodeName').then(on_success).catch(on_error)
node.children()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Returns
Promise containing all children of this Node object when fulfilled.
- Usage
.. code:: python
node.children().then(on_success).catch(on_error)
node.for_each_child(callback)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Loops through all children and calls callback function for each of them
- Arguments
callback - Function(node)
- Returns
Promise containing all children of this Node object when fulfilled.
- Usage
.. code:: python
def on_callback(child):
do something
node.for_each_child(on_callback)
node.subscribe_to_structure_changes(callback)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Starts listening structure changes and passes the changes to provided callback funtion
- Arguments
callback - Function(added_nodes, removed_nodes) where added_nodes and removed_nodes is a list
- Usage
.. code:: python
def on_change(added_nodes, removed_nodes):
do something
node.subscribe_to_structure_changes(on_change)
node.subscribe_to_value_changes(callback, fs=5, sample_rate=0)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Starts listening value changes and passes the changes to provided callback function
- Arguments
callback - Function(value, timestamp)
fs - Maximum frequency that value updates are expected (controls how many changes are sent in a single packet). Defaults to 5 hz.
sample_rate - Maximum amount of value updates sent per second (controls the amount of data transferred). Zero means all samples must be provided. Defaults to 0.
- Usage
.. code:: python
def on_change(value, timestamp):
do something
node.subscribe_to_value_changes(on_change)
node.unsubscribe_from_structure_changes(callback)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Stops listening previously subscribed structure changes
- Arguments
callback - Function(added_nodes, removed_nodes) where added_nodes and removed_nodes is a list
- Usage
.. code:: python
def on_change(added_nodes, removed_nodes):
do something
node.unsubscribe_from_structure_changes(on_change)
node.unsubscribe_from_value_changes(callback)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Stops listening previously subscribed value changes
- Arguments
callback - Function(value, timestamp)
- Usage
.. code:: python
def on_change(value, timestamp):
do something
node.unsubscribe_from_value_changes(on_change)
Notification Listener
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
To handle different connection events (like prompt user to accept a system use notification message or request user to enter credentials for authentication or idle lockout re-authentication) a notification_listener parameter must be provided to the Client.
The notification_listener parameter must be a object of type class cdp.NotificationListener.
class NotificationListener
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
.. code:: python
class NotificationListener:
def application_acceptance_requested(self, request=AuthRequest()):
request.accept()
def credentials_requested(self, request=AuthRequest()):
raise NotImplementedError("NotificationListener credentials_requested() not implemented!")
NotificationListener.application_acceptance_requested(self, request=AuthRequest())
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Called by Client when new application TLS or plain TCP connection is established.
Can be used to prompt the user a System Use Notification (a message that can be configured in CDP Studio Security settings).
- Arguments
request - a object that has method accept() that should be called to accept the connection and a reject() to reject the connection.
- Usage
.. code:: python
class MyListener(cdp.NotificationListener):
def application_acceptance_requested(self, request):
if request.system_use_notification():
# Pop up a System Use Notification message and ask for confirmation to continue,
# then based on the user answer call either request.accept() or request.reject()
else:
request.accept()
client = cdp.Client(host='127.0.0.1', port=7689, notification_listener=MyListener())
NotificationListener.credentials_requested(self, request=AuthRequest())
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Called by Client when server is requesting credentials (authentication or idle lockout re-authentication).
- Arguments
request - a object that has method accept(data=dict()) that should be called (with credentials) for authentication try, and also a method reject() to reject the connection.
- Usage
.. code:: python
class MyListener(cdp.NotificationListener):
def credentials_requested(self, request):
if request.user_auth_result().code() == cdp.AuthResultCode.CREDENTIALS_REQUIRED:
# Do something to gather username and password variables (either sync or async way) and then call:
request.accept({'Username': 'test', 'Password': '12345678'});
if request.user_auth_result().code() == cdp.AuthResultCode.REAUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED:
# Pop user a message that idle lockout was happened and server requires new authentication to continue:
request.accept({'Username': 'test', 'Password': '12345678'});
client = cdp.Client(host='127.0.0.1', port=7689, notification_listener=MyListener())
Tests
-----
To run the test suite execute the following command in package root folder:
.. code:: sh
$ python setup.py test
License
-------
`MIT
License <https://github.com/CDPTechnologies/PythonCDPClient/blob/master/LICENSE.txt>`__
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