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#-----------------------------------
The module 'tool' impelments common functions
------------------------------------#
import json
import string
import webserver
tool = module("tool")
tool.init = def (m)
class Tool
static BerryStyle='<style>table.berry {max-width:100%;table-layout: fixed;}table, th,td { border: 1px solid #f4f5f0; text-align: center; border-collapse: collapse;} </style>'
var lastIsNumberResult
var lastJsonResult
var lastLogInfo
var lastWarnInfo
var lastLogProc
var infoEnable
def init()
self.infoEnable = false
tasmota.add_driver(self)
end
def info(proc,info)
self.lastLogProc = proc
self.lastLogInfo = info
if self.infoEnable print("INFO "+"Tool."+proc+" - "+info) end
end
def warn(proc,info)
self.lastLogProc = proc
self.lastWarnInfo = info
print("WARN "+"Tool."+proc+" - "+info)
end
#-
function checks whether value can be converted to a bool value
returns true, if value is convertible to a bool, false otherwise
-#
def isBool(value)
return type(value)=='bool'
end
#-
function checks whether value can be converted to a number value
return true, if value is convertible to a number, false otherwise
-#
def isNumber(value)
self.lastIsNumberResult = json.load(str(value))
var xtype = type(self.lastIsNumberResult)
var result = xtype == "int" || xtype == "real"
return result
end
#-
function checks whether value can be converted into a valid json
return true, if value is a valid json, false otherwise
-#
def isJson(value)
self.lastJsonResult = json.load(value)
if classname(self.lastJsonResult)=='map'
return true
else
return false
end
end
#-
function checks whether property defined in 'propName' exists in 'obj'
returns obj, if property was found, nil otherwise
-#
def mapCheckProp(obj,propName)
if classname(obj) != "map"
self.warn("mapCheckProp","no map")
return nil
end
if !obj.contains(propName)
return nil
end
return obj
end
#-
function tries to extract the value of key 'propname' from the map 'obj' as bool.
returns property-value as bool, nil otherwise
-#
def mapGetBoolean(obj,propName)
if self.mapCheckProp(obj,propName) == nil
return nil
end
if type(obj[propName]) != "bool"
self.warn("mapGetBoolean","wrong type")
return nil
end
return obj[propName]
end
#-
function tries to extract the the value of key 'propname' from the map 'obj' as number.
returns property-value as number, nil otherwise
-#
def mapGetNumber(obj,propName)
if self.mapCheckProp(obj,propName) == nil
return nil
end
var xvalue = obj[propName]
if !self.isNumber(xvalue)
self.warn("mapGetNumber","wrong type")
return nil
end
return self.lastIsNumberResult
end
#-
function tries to extract the the value of key 'propname' from the map 'obj' as string.
returns property-value as string, nil otherwise
-#
def mapGetString(obj,propName)
if self.mapCheckProp(obj,propName) == nil
return nil
end
var xtype = type(obj[propName])
if xtype != "string"
self.warn("mapGetString","wrong type")
return nil
end
return obj[propName]
end
# function callback for tasmota driver mimic
# installs in the static part of the main page the javaScript 'dola'
def web_add_main_button()
var cproc="web_add_main_button"
self.info(cproc,"run")
# javascript enhancement using function 'dola'
var html='<script> function dola(t){let e=""==t.value?"1":t.value,l;la("&"+t.getAttribute("id")+"="+e)} </script>'
webserver.content_send(html)
end
end
# return a single instance for this class
return Tool()
end
# return the module as the output of import, which is eventually replaced by the return value of 'init()'
return tool