#!/usr/bin/env python3 import logging import os import time from typing import List, Tuple, Optional import trigger logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) class any_camera_trigger(trigger.trigger): def __init__(self): self.triggers_in_the_past_seven_min = { "driveway": 0, "frontdoor": 0, "doorbell": 0, "cabin_driveway": 0, } self.last_trigger_timestamp = { "driveway": 0, "frontdoor": 0, "doorbell": 0, "cabin_driveway": 0, } def choose_priority(self, camera: str, age: int) -> int: """Based on the camera name and last trigger age, compute priority.""" base_priority_by_camera = { "driveway": 3, "frontdoor": 2, "doorbell": 1, "cabin_driveway": 3, } priority = base_priority_by_camera[camera] if age < 10: priority += trigger.trigger.PRIORITY_HIGH elif age < 30: priority += trigger.trigger.PRIORITY_NORMAL + age else: priority += trigger.trigger.PRIORITY_LOW return priority def get_triggered_page_list(self) -> Optional[List[Tuple[str, int]]]: """Return a list of triggered pages with priorities.""" triggers = [] num_cameras_with_recent_triggers = 0 camera_list = ["driveway", "frontdoor", "doorbell", "cabin_driveway"] now = time.time() try: # First pass, just see whether each camera is triggered # and, if so, count how many times in the past 7m it has # been triggered. for camera in camera_list: filename = f"/timestamps/last_camera_motion_{camera}" ts = os.stat(filename).st_ctime age = now - ts print(f"{camera} => {age}") if ts != self.last_trigger_timestamp[camera]: self.last_trigger_timestamp[camera] = ts if age < 15: logger.info( f"{camera} is triggered; {filename} touched {age}s ago (@{ts}" ) num_cameras_with_recent_triggers += 1 self.triggers_in_the_past_seven_min[camera] = 0 filename = f"/timestamps/camera_motion_history_{camera}" with open(filename, "r") as f: contents = f.readlines() for x in contents: x = x.strip() age = now - int(x) if age < (60 * 7): self.triggers_in_the_past_seven_min[camera] += 1 print( f"{camera} past 7m: {self.triggers_in_the_past_seven_min[camera]}" ) # Second pass, see whether we want to trigger due to # camera activity we found. All cameras timestamps were # just considered and should be up-to-date. Some logic to # squelch spammy cameras unless more than one is triggered # at the same time. print(f"{num_cameras_with_recent_triggers}") for camera in camera_list: if (now - self.last_trigger_timestamp[camera]) < 15: if ( self.triggers_in_the_past_seven_min[camera] <= 4 or num_cameras_with_recent_triggers > 1 ): print( f"{camera} has {self.triggers_in_the_past_seven_min[camera]} triggers in the past 7d." ) print( f"{num_cameras_with_recent_triggers} cameras are triggered right now." ) age = now - self.last_trigger_timestamp[camera] priority = self.choose_priority(camera, int(age)) print( f"*** CAMERA TRIGGER (hidden/{camera}.html @ {priority}) ***" ) triggers.append( ( f"hidden/unwrapped_{camera}.html", priority, ) ) else: logger.info( f"{camera} is too spammy; {self.triggers_in_the_past_seven_min[camera]} events in the past 7m. Ignoring it." ) except Exception: logger.exception() if len(triggers) == 0: return None else: logger.info("There are active camera triggers!") return triggers # x = any_camera_trigger() # print(x.get_triggered_page_list())