From 26325a1567294c9ecf8ff952aee94ed18c8e7159 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: JJ Cummings <cummingsj@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 2020 11:34:37 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] added second rules example rules_SAMPLEv2.py

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+# Config Automation Foolery
+# Simple struct is a list of TGs and a List of System names (those named in the cfg for this instance)
+# These lists should be passed into BuildBridges as BuildBridges(<timeslot>,tg_list,system_list)
+#
+# The BRIDGES dict will have to be set and then .updated for each subsequent set of TGs and TSs
+#
+# Overrides for each key/value pair in the dict structure exist for the system and are exactly as named in the structure:
+# SYSTEM,TS,TGID,ACTIVE,TIMEOUT,TO_TYPE,ON,OFF,RESET
+# These overrides currently must exist in sets of two or more.  So to override a standard system and set it to not active
+# the system value within the list would be set, as an example, to: 'SYSTEM:OBP-3103,ACTIVE:False'
+# Structurally that is: '<dict key>:value,<dict key>:value,<dict key>:value' and so on
+#
+# Examples below
+
+# Define some pretty basic stuff that we will setup for TS1 - but also override for any OPENSPOT (half duplex) connections 
+# forcing that traffic to TS:2 and also setting it up for PTT
+TS1_TGS = [3100, 3108,31080,31082,31083,31084,31085,31086]
+TS1_SYSTEMS = ['OBP-3103', 'IPSC_TS1', 'MMDVM', 'SYSTEM:OPENSPOT,TS:2,TO_TYPE:ON']
+
+# Next example, some more basic stuff that we will send over TS:2
+# NOTE though that each example I'm sending traffic over TS:1 for the OpenBridge connection - why? because OBP only uses TS1
+TS2_TGS = [313,314,315]
+TS2_SYSTEMS = ['SYSTEM:OBP-3103,TS:1','OPENSPOT','MMDVM']
+
+# All kinds of craziness here that I'm too tired to explain, the idea is just to give another example of additional overrides
+CUSTOM_TG = [3135]
+CUSTOM_SYSTEMS = ['SYSTEM:OBP-3103,TS:1','SYSTEM:OPENSPOT,TIMEOUT:30,TO_TYPE:ON','SYSTEM:MMDVM,TS:1,TGID:12345,TO_TYPE:ON']
+
+def BuildBridges(ts,tgids,systems):
+    BRIDGE = {}
+    for tgid in tgids:
+        export_dict = []
+        keyArg = {}
+        for system in systems:
+            # No keyvalue pairs just build the dict with some defaults
+            keyArg["SYSTEM"] = system
+            keyArg["TS"] = ts
+            keyArg["TGID"] = tgid
+            keyArg["ON"] = []
+            keyArg["RESET"] = []
+            keyArg["TIMEOUT"] = 15
+            keyArg["TO_TYPE"] = 'NONE'
+            keyArg["ACTIVE"] = True
+
+            usystem  = system.split(",")
+            # If we found a , we assume there will be keyvalue pairs and build our dict
+            if len(usystem) > 1:
+                keyArg.update(args.split(':') for args in usystem)
+                if keyArg['TO_TYPE'] == 'ON': # Handle ON To_Type.. no, I don't care about off for now
+                    keyArg["ON"].append(keyArg["TGID"])
+                    keyArg["RESET"].append(keyArg["TGID"])
+
+            export_dict.append({'SYSTEM': keyArg["SYSTEM"], 'TS': int(keyArg["TS"]), 'TGID': int(keyArg["TGID"]), 'ACTIVE': keyArg["ACTIVE"], 'TIMEOUT': int(keyArg["TIMEOUT"]), 'TO_TYPE': keyArg["TO_TYPE"], 'ON': keyArg["ON"], 'OFF': [], 'RESET': keyArg["RESET"]})
+
+        BRIDGE.update({str(tgid):export_dict})
+    return BRIDGE
+
+# Here we do the actual building (this is where you input the lists into the sub)
+BRIDGES = BuildBridges(1,TS1_TGS,TS1_SYSTEMS)
+BRIDGES.update(BuildBridges(2,TS2_TGS,TS2_SYSTEMS))
+BRIDGES.update(BuildBridges(2,CUSTOM_TG,CUSTOM_SYSTEMS))
+
+
+if __name__ == '__main__':
+    from pprint import pprint
+    pprint(BRIDGES)
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