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"""! @file config_parser.py
@brief Config parser for fingerprint filtering and 3d model generation application
@author xlanro00
"""
from os.path import exists
import json
import hashlib
import log
def save_preset(filters, params, preset_name):
'''Save filter preset to database.
:param filters: list of filters to be saved
:param preset_name: name of preset to be saved
'''
filt = {}
# Create dictionary of filter parameters
for i, filter in enumerate(filters):
filt[i] = {}
filt[i]["name"] = filter
for key, value in params[i+1].items():
if value is not None:
filt[i][key] = value
new_filt = []
for i, filter in enumerate(filt):
new_filt.append(filt[filter])
log.print_message("Saving filters as:", preset_name)
# Store preset to database
store_to_db(new_filt, preset_name)
def store_to_db(preset, preset_name):
'''Store filter preset to database.
:param preset: dictionary of filter preset to be stored
:param preset_name: name of preset to be stored
'''
# Create unique id for preset, this serves to avoid duplicit preset entries
id = str(hashlib.md5(str(preset).encode('utf-8')).hexdigest())[:8]
preset_name = preset_name + "_" + id
# Create json object from preset
preset = json.dumps({preset_name: preset}, indent=4)
preset = json.loads(preset)
# If database doesn't exist, create it
if not exists("conf/db.json"):
log.print_message("Storing preset to database")
with open("conf/db.json", 'w') as db:
json.dump(preset, db)
else:
# If database exists, load it and check if preset already exists
try:
with open("conf/db.json", 'r') as db:
db_presets = json.load(db)
# Empty file is an error, so we don't read it
except json.decoder.JSONDecodeError:
db_presets = {}
# If preset already exists, skip it
if preset_name in db_presets:
log.print_message("Preset already exists in database, skipping")
else:
log.print_message("Storing preset to database")
db_presets.update(preset)
# Finally write the updated entries to db file
with open("conf/db.json", 'w') as db:
json.dump(db_presets, db, indent=4)
def parse_conf(preset_name, filters, params, config_file):
'''Parse configuration file if one was given.
Store filters and their parameters.
'''
if not exists(config_file):
log.error_exit("Config file not found")
config = json.load(open(config_file))
# Find preset in config file
if preset_name in config:
filter_array = config[preset_name]
store_to_db(filter_array, preset_name)
# Iterate over filters in preset, store them and their parameters
for i, filter in enumerate(range(len(filter_array)), start=1):
filters.append(filter_array[filter]["name"])
params[i] = {}
for attribute, value in filter_array[filter].items():
# Filter name isn't needed in here
if attribute != "name":
params[i][attribute] = value
parse_params(params[i])
log.print_message("Loaded preset:", preset_name,
"from file:", config_file)
else:
log.error_exit("Preset not found in config file")
def parse_params(params):
'''Parse parameters of filters. Set to None if parameter is not given.
They are later set to default values in the filter method apply.
:param params: dictionary of filter parameters
'''
# TODO: possibly too bloated, sending all possible params to each filter
possible_params = {"sigma", "ksize", "kernel",
"diameter", "sigmaColor", "sigmaSpace",
"patch_size", "patch_distance", "weight",
"amount", "radius", "percent",
"threshold",
"margin", "color"
}
for key in possible_params:
if params.get(key) is None:
params[key] = None
else:
params[key] = params[key]