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2019-10-10	Update websocket test script	Ed Tanous	1	-20/+59
	This commit reworks the websocket test script to be more usable without editing it. Namely it: 1. Moves the script to the websockets library, as it seems to be in more use 2. Implements an argument parser, so the script doesn't require modification of host and username/password variables to use. 3. Moves to basic auth, which doesn't require a secondary login 4. implements better parsing of the result rather than simply printing the json scructure directly. Tested: Ran ./websocket_test.py --host <myhostname> Observed streaming sensor values in the form: System_Airflow 72.00 CFM Fan_1 6153.00 RPM System_Airflow 72.22 CFM Fan_6 6048.00 RPM System_Airflow 72.24 CFM Baseboard_12Volt 12.21 Volts P105_PCH_AUX 1.05 Volts PSU1_Input_Power 94.62 Watts PSU2_Output_Current 6.72 Amps Signed-off-by: Ed Tanous <ed.tanous@intel.com> Change-Id: I617f73a5b70f61a391e9c61638f0bcf4437bf6ce
2018-08-24	Make dbus monitor compatible with phosphor-rest	Ed Tanous	1	-0/+21
	This patchset makes the dbus monitor compatible with the upstream dbus monitor, which should help adoption. Performance seems greatly improved compared to the python implementation. The example given in the documentation of watching for sensors and state changes is checked in as a test script websocket_test.py, and seems to consume less of the CPU than the actual sensors that get produced (about 4% CPU on my ast2500) when producing 30 sensor updates per second. This can likely be improved in the future by batching change events, but it seems to be performant enough for the moment. Tested: Used test script checked in, and verified webui can register state change events properly. Change-Id: I7d4c61d0259b7773eb46df0f59f8fea1c7796450 Signed-off-by: Ed Tanous <ed.tanous@intel.com>