pybatmesh/naxalnet/scripts.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

# Copyright (C) 2021 The naxalnet Authors

# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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"""
scripts.py
----------

The functions in this file is used for reading configs, args
and doing the things this program is supposed to do.
This file is named scripts.py because the original developer
of this program could not think of a better name that suits this file.
If you want to hack naxalnet, this is the right place to start.
When run from the commandline, the function here_be_dragons() is called.
"""

import sys
from pathlib import Path
from shutil import copy
from dasbus.error import DBusError
from naxalnet import __version__
from naxalnet.iwd import Adapter, Device, IWD
from naxalnet.config import parse_args
from naxalnet.log import logger


def copy_files(args):
    """
    Copy networkd configs to volatile dir.
    The D-Bus API does not support creating new interfaces
    or linking to bridges. So we use config files.
    See man:systemd.network(5)
    """

    logger.info("Copying network config files")
    dest = Path(args.networkd_runtime_dir)
    src = Path(args.networkd_config_dir)

    # Create the volatile directory if it doesn't exist
    dest.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)

    # Copy all files in src to dest
    for i in src.iterdir():
        copy(i, dest)


def setup_devices(args):
    """
    Setup wifi interfaces using iwd
    This function should be called every time an interface
    is connected or removed.
    args should be what parse_args() returns
    """
    iwd = IWD()
    devices = iwd.get_devices()
    adhoc_devices = []
    ap_devices = []

    # Find devices supporting ad-hoc and ap
    for i in devices:
        # For each device, check if its adapter supports
        # ad-hoc or ap. Many adapters will support both,
        # so we will prioritise ad-hoc over ap.
        device = Device(i)
        logger.debug("Found device %s", device.name)
        adapter = Adapter(device.adapter)
        if adapter.supports_mode("ad-hoc"):
            logger.debug("The device %s can be used for ad-hoc", device.name)
            adhoc_devices.append(i)
        if adapter.supports_mode("ap"):
            logger.debug("The device %s can be used for ap", device.name)
            ap_devices.append(i)

    if len(adhoc_devices) != 0:
        # Start ad-hoc on first device supporting ad-hoc
        adhoc_device = Device(adhoc_devices.pop())
        # The same device is likely to have ap support too.
        # But we can't start ad-hoc and ap on the same interface.
        # So we will remove adhoc_device from ap_devices if it exists there
        if adhoc_device.name in ap_devices:
            ap_devices.remove(adhoc_device.name)
        logger.info("Starting mesh on %s", adhoc_device.name)
        # Turn on adapter if it is off
        # See issue #9
        adhoc_adapter = Adapter(adhoc_device.adapter)
        if not adhoc_adapter.is_powered_on():
            logger.debug("Adapter %s is off. Turning on", adhoc_adapter.name)
            adhoc_adapter.power_on()
            adhoc_device.reload()
        adhoc_device.start_adhoc_open(args.adhoc_name)
        # Start Access point if ap_device is not empty,
        # ie, we have more devices
        if len(ap_devices) != 0:
            ap_device = Device(ap_devices.pop())
            logger.info("Starting WiFi Access Point on %s", ap_device.name)
            logger.info("Use naxalnet --print-wifi to get password")
            # Turn on adapter if it is off
            # See issue #9
            ap_adapter = Adapter(ap_device.adapter)
            if not ap_adapter.is_powered_on():
                logger.debug("Adapter %s is off. Turning on", ap_adapter.name)
                ap_adapter.power_on()
                ap_adapter.reload()
            ap_device.start_ap(args.ap_ssid, args.ap_passwd)


def print_wifi(args):
    """
    Prints the name and password of the adhoc, and ap
    from the arguments
    """
    print("Mesh name:", args.adhoc_name)
    print("SSID:", args.ap_ssid)
    print("Password:", args.ap_passwd)


def print_version():
    """Just does what the name suggests"""
    print(__version__)


def here_be_dragons():
    """
    This is where the magic happens!
    This function is run every time you
    execute naxalnet from the commandline
    """
    args = parse_args()

    if args.print_wifi:
        print_wifi(args)
        sys.exit(0)
    elif args.version:
        print_version()
        sys.exit(0)

    try:
        copy_files(args)
    except PermissionError as error:
        logger.error("Cannot copy file: %s", error)
        sys.exit(3)

    try:
        setup_devices(args)
    except DBusError:
        logger.exception("Error while communicating with iwd")
        sys.exit(4)

    logger.debug("Finished.")