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#!/usr/bin/python
#
# pickup-fglrx-needed-system.py
#
# PLEASE THINK TWICE BEFORE USING --batch_limit 0
# OTHERWISE THE LOADING IS HEAVY
#
# A script to pick up the systems needing fglrx to pass
# certification based on the data on C3.
# This is not completed and not it could only find out
# the not with title "roprietary" and body containing "video".
# Please see the function is_proprietary_needed
#
# TODO: implement function is_amd_ait_gfx
#
# Usage:
# ./pickup-fglrx-needed-system.py -u USER -k API_KEY CID --batch_limit 0
#
# You may edit releases_precise to specify the releases
# you want to scan.
#
# --batch_limit 0 to help you get multiple certificates for one CID.
# please make sure you won't make the server have heavy loading before
# using it.
#
import argparse
import requests
import logging
# I want to scan 12.04 LTS to 12.04.4 LTS
# Please note I exclude 12.04.5 LTS
releases_precise = ["12.04.4 LTS",
"12.04.3 LTS",
"12.04.2 LTS",
"12.04.1 LTS",
"12.04 LTS"]
def get_machine_id_from_hardware_json(json_hardware):
"""
@json_hardware, a json-to-python data structure.
@return: int, id_machine, which could be used to request certificates.
"""
return json_hardware['id']
def get_machine_id_by_cid(args, cid):
"""
cid: 201201-10383
id_machine, int, which could be used to request certificates.
"""
api_uri = args.instance_uri + 'api/v1/hardware/' + cid
api_params = {'username': args.username,
'api_key': args.apikey,
'limit': args.batch_limit}
request_hardware = requests.get(api_uri, params=api_params)
id_machine = get_machine_id_from_hardware_json(request_hardware.json())
return id_machine
def get_certificates_by_machine_id(args, id_machine):
"""
id_machine: machine id, which could be used to request certificates.
@json_certificates: the requested json certificate info from C3.
"""
api_uri = args.instance_uri + 'api/v1/certificates/?machine='\
+ str(id_machine)
api_params = {'username': args.username,
'api_key': args.apikey,
'limit': args.batch_limit}
request_certificates = requests.get(api_uri, params=api_params)
return request_certificates.json()
def get_release_certificates(json_certificates):
"""
@json_certificates: the requested json certificate info from C3.
@release_certificates: list,
release_certificates, [release_name_1, release_name_2,...],
the release names are strings.
"""
release_certificates = []
for certificate in json_certificates['objects']:
release_certificates.append(certificate['release']['release'])
# TODO: validate there is no duplicate certified release.
return release_certificates
def get_latest_release(release_certificates, release="precise"):
"""
@release_certificates: list,
release_certificates, [release_name_1, release_name_2,...],
the release names are strings.
@release: precise, saucy, trusty ...etc.
@point_release_latest: string, the latest release, e.g. 12.04.5
"""
if release == "precise" :
for point_release in releases_precise:
try:
release_certificates.index(point_release)
point_release_latest = point_release
break
except ValueError:
pass
return point_release_latest
def get_certificate_from_json(json_certificates, release):
"""
@json_certificates: the requested json certificate info from C3.
@release: string, e.g. "12.04.5 LTS"
@certificate: dict info for a certificate
"""
for certificate in json_certificates['objects']:
if certificate['release']['release'] == release :
return certificate
else:
logging.warning("release name %s was not found." % release)
def is_amd_ait_gfx(json_certificate):
"""
@json_certificate: json info for a certificate
"""
# TODO: implement it when knowing how to use C3 API
return True
def is_proprietary_needed(certificate):
"""
check whether there is a note to say that needing
the proprietary driver to pass the certification.
@certificate: dict info for a certificate
"""
for note in certificate['notes']:
# TODO: the search condition could be smarter
if (note['title'].find('roprietary') > 0) and (note['body'].find('video') > 0):
return True
return False
def main():
# parsing the arguments and initializing the parameters
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('--batch_limit', type=int, default=1,
help='Number of element in a batch result. \
0 for as many as possible')
parser.add_argument('--instance_uri',
default="https://certification.canonical.com/",
help='Certification site URI. ')
parser.add_argument('-u', '--username', help='User name', required=True)
parser.add_argument('-k', '--apikey', help='API key', required=True)
parser.add_argument('-m', '--mode',
default='all',
help='pass, fail or skipped. Default is all')
parser.add_argument('cid',
help='the canonical cid, e.g. 201201-10383')
parser.add_argument("-d", "--debug", help="Set debug mode",
# action='store_const', const=logging.DEBUG,
default=logging.WARNING)
args = parser.parse_args()
cid = args.cid
logging.basicConfig(level=args.debug)
machine_id = get_machine_id_by_cid(args, cid)
json_certificates = get_certificates_by_machine_id(args, machine_id)
json_certificate = get_certificate_from_json(json_certificates,
get_latest_release(get_release_certificates(json_certificates)))
if is_amd_ait_gfx(json_certificate) and is_proprietary_needed(json_certificate):
#print "%s has AMD/ATI graphic cards and need fglrx" % args.cid
#print "https://certification.canonical.com/hardware/%s" % args.cid
print "%s https://certification.canonical.com/certificates/%s" % (args.cid, json_certificate['name'])
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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