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2 # MacOS UI |
2 # MacOS UI |
3 # |
3 # |
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5 import rumps |
5 import rumps |
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6 import time |
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7 import datetime |
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8 import logging |
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9 from threading import Lock |
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10 |
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11 def make_title(status): |
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12 if status['type']=='scheduled': |
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13 # Operation scheduled |
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14 when=status['when'] |
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15 now=time.time() |
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16 if when<now: |
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17 whenstr='overdue' |
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18 else: |
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19 diff=datetime.timedelta(seconds=when-now) |
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20 if diff.days>0: |
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21 whenday=datetime.date.fromtimestamp(when) |
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22 whenstr='on %s' % whenday.isoformat() |
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23 else: |
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24 twhen=time.localtime(when) |
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25 if twhen.tm_sec>30: |
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26 # Round up minute display to avoid user confusion |
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27 twhen=time.localtime(when+30) |
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28 whenstr='at %02d:%02d' % (twhen.tm_hour, twhen.tm_min) |
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29 detail='' |
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30 if 'detail' in status and status['detail']: |
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31 detail=status['detail']+' ' |
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32 return "%s (%s%s %s)" % (status['name'], detail, status['operation'], whenstr) |
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33 elif status['type']=='current': |
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34 # Operation running |
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35 return "%s (running: %s)" % (status['name'], status['operation']) |
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36 else: # status['type']=='nothing': |
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37 # Should be unscheduled, nothing running |
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38 return status['name'] |
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40 |
7 class BorgendTray(rumps.App): |
41 class BorgendTray(rumps.App): |
8 def __init__(self, name, backups): |
42 def __init__(self, name, backups): |
9 menu=[rumps.MenuItem(b.name, callback=self.silly) for b in backups] |
43 self.lock=Lock() |
10 menu = menu + [rumps.MenuItem("Quit...", callback=self.my_quit_button)] |
44 self.backups=backups |
11 super().__init__(name, menu=menu, quit_button=None) |
45 self.statuses=[None]*len(backups) |
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13 def my_quit_button(self, _): |
47 with self.lock: |
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48 # Initialise reporting callbacks and local status copy |
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49 # (since rumps doesn't seem to be able to update menu items |
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50 # without rebuilding the whole menu, and we don't want to lock |
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51 # when calling Backup.status(), especially as we will be called |
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52 # from Backup reporting its status, we keep a copy to allow |
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53 # rebuilding the entire menu |
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54 for index in range(len(backups)): |
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55 b=backups[index] |
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56 # Python closures suck dog's balls; hence the _index=index hack |
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57 # See also http://math.andrej.com/2009/04/09/pythons-lambda-is-broken/ |
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58 cb=(lambda obj, status, _index=index: |
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59 self.__status_callback(obj, _index, status)) |
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60 b.set_status_update_callback(cb) |
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61 self.statuses[index]=b.status() |
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62 |
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63 menu=self.__rebuild_menu() |
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64 |
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65 super().__init__(name, menu=menu, quit_button=None) |
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66 |
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67 def __rebuild_menu(self): |
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68 menu=[] |
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69 for index in range(len(self.backups)): |
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70 b=self.backups[index] |
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71 title=make_title(self.statuses[index]) |
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72 logging.info('TITLE: %s' % title) |
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73 # Python closures suck dog's balls... |
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74 # first and the last program I write in Python until somebody |
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75 # fixes this brain damage |
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76 cbm=lambda sender, _b=b: self.__menu_select_backup(sender, _b) |
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77 item=rumps.MenuItem(title, callback=cbm) |
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78 menu.append(item) |
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79 |
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80 menu_quit=rumps.MenuItem("Quit...", callback=self.my_quit) |
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81 menu.append(menu_quit) |
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82 |
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83 return menu |
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84 |
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85 |
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86 def my_quit(self, _): |
14 rumps.quit_application() |
87 rumps.quit_application() |
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16 def silly(self, sender): |
89 def __menu_select_backup(self, sender, b): |
17 sender.state=not sender.state |
90 #sender.state=not sender.state |
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91 logging.debug("Manually backup '%s'", b.name) |
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92 b.create(None) |
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93 |
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94 def __status_callback(self, obj, index, status): |
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95 logging.debug('Status callbackup %s' % str(status)) |
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96 with self.lock: |
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97 self.statuses[index]=status |
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98 logging.debug('Rebuilding menu') |
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99 self.menu.clear() |
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100 self.menu.update(self.__rebuild_menu()) |
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