We have a field in demoddata called "source" which stores the application source of the data (network, sids, manual). This causes a lot of confusion with the SiDS API format which has a "source" parameter (that we convert to "station")
As I'm working through documenting the API (and getting us ready for feature expansion), I'd like this field renamed to avoid future confusion.
Transmitter model has been refactored by changing the current schema
from Transmitter and Suggestion models to TransmitterEntry model and
two proxy models TransmitterSuggestion and Transmitter:
* TransmitterEntry model will hold all the entries and changes on
transmitter entries in db.
* TransmitterSuggestion model will be the proxy model of the unreviewed
transmitter entries.
* Transmitter model will be the proxy model of the latest approved and
reviewed transmitter entries.
There are also change on Transmitter model fields:
* alive field is now change to status field
* there are new fields: citation, user, reviewed and created
This commit replaces the recursive 'dict' extraction functions with
'get_fields()' method which returns specific fields from Kaitai Struct
docstrings. The InfluxDB schema is also optimized to write multiple
fields per data point with the unique NORAD id used as the measurement
name.
Signed-off-by: Vasilis Tsiligiannis <acinonyx@openwrt.gr>
Introduces the following:
- decoding of DemodData through decoders that are compiled from kaitai structs and stored in base/decoders/*.py
- storage of the decoded data will either be in the payload_decoded field (default) or into influxdb if USE_INFLUX=True and the proper settings are met
- A scheduled task is set */15 to look for the last 4 hours of submitted frames for anything not decoded, and then decodes it. (we will want to tweak these numbers as we get a good feel for any race conditions that may occur)
- 2 new commands in the admin console, one that will reset all decoded data for a satellite, and another that will trigger decoding of all frames in the db for a satellite. These could be useful when making fixes or improvements to a decoder, or when a new decoder is initially added to the db.
Corey Shields