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new: - new templates to render structured info contents in - get_diskinfo() class method that calls disktype and returns the results - /diskinfo endpoint in the Flask app that renders the results from get_diskinfo() changed: - /logs/show and /scsi/info endpoints in the Flask app render in templates - Now using the "RaSCSI Reloaded Control Page" header to function as the link back to the homepage (instead of the github project) which is in line with how most webapps work - Removed the center style for "Attached!" to allow the ? button to be placed on the same line - Remove individual device info, and introduced show all device info in a template
RaSCSI Common Python Module
The common module contains python modules that are shared among multiple Python applications such as the OLED or the Web application. It contains shared functionality. For example, the rascsi python module provides functionality for accessing rascsi through its protobuf interface and provides convenient classes for that purpose.
Usage
To make use of the rascsi python module, it needs to be found by the Python scripts using it. This can be achieved in multiple ways. One way is to simply adapt the PYTHONPATH environment variable to include the common/src directory:
PYTHON_COMMON_PATH=${path_to_common_directory}/common/src
export PYTHONPATH=$PWD:${PYTHON_COMMON_PATH}
python3 myapp.py
The most interesting functions are likely found in the classes RaCtlCmds and FileCmds. Classes can be instantiated, for example, as follows (assuming that rascsi host, rascsi port and token are somehow retrieved from a command line argument):
sock_cmd = SocketCmds(host=args.rascsi_host, port=args.rascsi_port)
ractl_cmd = RaCtlCmds(sock_cmd=sock_cmd, token=args.token)
Usage examples can be found in the existing RaSCSI Python applications.