crafty-4/app/classes/minecraft/controller.py
2020-08-19 13:21:19 -04:00

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Python

import os
import time
import logging
import sys
import yaml
from app.classes.shared.helpers import helper
from app.classes.shared.console import console
from app.classes.shared.models import db_helper
from app.classes.minecraft.server import Server
from app.classes.minecraft.server_props import ServerProps
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class Controller:
def __init__(self):
self.servers_list = []
def init_all_servers(self):
# if we have servers defined, let's destroy it and start over
if len(self.servers_list) > 0:
self.servers_list = []
servers = db_helper.get_all_defined_servers()
for s in servers:
settings_file = os.path.join(s['path'], 'server.properties')
settings = ServerProps(settings_file)
temp_server_dict = {
'server_id': s.get('server_id'),
'server_data_obj': s,
'server_obj': Server(),
'server_settings': settings.props
}
# setup the server, do the auto start and all that jazz
temp_server_dict['server_obj'].do_server_setup(s)
# add this temp object to the list of init servers
self.servers_list.append(temp_server_dict)
console.info("Loaded Server: ID {} | Name: {} | Autostart: {} | Delay: {} ".format(
s['server_id'],
s['server_name'],
s['auto_start'],
s['auto_start_delay']
))
def get_server_obj(self, server_id):
for s in self.servers_list:
if int(s['server_id']) == int(server_id):
return s['server_obj']
logger.warning("Unable to find server object for server id {}".format(server_id))
return False
@staticmethod
def list_defined_servers():
servers = db_helper.get_all_defined_servers()
return servers
def list_running_servers(self):
running_servers = []
if len(self.servers_list) > 0:
# for each server
for s in self.servers_list:
# is the server running?
srv_obj = s['server_obj']
running = srv_obj.check_running()
# if so, let's add a dictionary to the list of running servers
if running:
running_servers.append({
'id': srv_obj.server_id,
'name': srv_obj.name
})
return running_servers
def stop_all_servers(self):
servers = self.list_running_servers()
logger.info("Found {} running server(s)".format(len(servers)))
console.info("Found {} running server(s)".format(len(servers)))
logger.info("Stopping All Servers")
console.info("Stopping All Servers")
for s in servers:
logger.info("Stopping Server ID {} - {}".format(s['id'], s['name']))
console.info("Stopping Server ID {} - {}".format(s['id'], s['name']))
# get object
svr_obj = self.get_server_obj(s['id'])
running = svr_obj.check_running(True)
# issue the stop command
svr_obj.stop_threaded_server()
# while it's running, we wait
x = 0
while running:
logger.info("Server {} is still running - waiting 2s to see if it stops".format(s['name']))
console.info("Server {} is still running - waiting 2s to see if it stops".format(s['name']))
running = svr_obj.check_running()
# let's keep track of how long this is going on...
x = x + 1
# if we have been waiting more than 120 seconds. let's just kill the pid
if x >= 60:
logger.error("Server {} is taking way too long to stop. Killing this process".format(s['name']))
console.error("Server {} is taking way too long to stop. Killing this process".format(s['name']))
svr_obj.killpid(svr_obj.PID)
running = False
# if we killed the server, let's clean up the object
if not running:
svr_obj.cleanup_server_object()
time.sleep(2)
# let's wait 2 seconds to let everything flush out
time.sleep(2)
logger.info("All Servers Stopped")
console.info("All Servers Stopped")
controller = Controller()