naneos.iotweb.naneos_upload_thread
NaneosUploadThread
Bases: Thread
Source code in src/naneos/iotweb/naneos_upload_thread.py
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__init__(data, callback)
Adding the data that should be uploaded to the database.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
data
|
dict[int, DataFrame]
|
Data to upload, keyed by device serial number. |
required |
callback
|
Callable[[bool], None] | None
|
Called with the upload result. |
required |
Source code in src/naneos/iotweb/naneos_upload_thread.py
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build_combined_entry(data, abs_time)
classmethod
The protobuf message for a snapshot, with timestamps relative to abs_time.
Source code in src/naneos/iotweb/naneos_upload_thread.py
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get_body(upload_string)
staticmethod
The JSON envelope the backend expects around the base64 protobuf.
Source code in src/naneos/iotweb/naneos_upload_thread.py
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to_upload_frame(df)
staticmethod
Prepare one device frame for the backend: index in whole seconds, no inf.
Frames are indexed by unix time in milliseconds (see naneos.frames). The index is rounded, not truncated: the devices sample at ~1Hz with a phase of their own, so truncating puts the two samples that straddle a second boundary into the same second, where one of them wins, and leaves the neighbouring second without a row at all.
Source code in src/naneos/iotweb/naneos_upload_thread.py
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