manager

Classes

Manager()

Data class manages the state and operations related to the village data.

class Manager[source]

Bases: object

Data class manages the state and operations related to the village data.

subject

Instance of Subject class.

Type:: Subject

task

Instance of Task class.

Type:: Task

training

Instance of Training class.

Type:: Training

state

Current state of the system.

Type:: State

table

Data table type.

Type:: DataTable

rfid_reader

RFID reader settings.

Type:: Active

cycle

Current cycle settings.

Type:: Cycle

info

Information settings.

Type:: Info

actions

Actions settings.

Type:: Actions

cycle_text

Text representation of the current cycle.

Type:: str

text

Current system text.

Type:: str

day

Indicates if it’s day.

Type:: bool

changing_settings

Indicates if settings are being changed.

Type:: bool

tasks

Dictionary of tasks.

Type:: dict[str, type]

errors

Error messages.

Type:: str

events

Collection of events.

Type:: Collection

sessions_summary

Collection of session summaries.

Type:: Collection

subjects

Collection of subjects.

Type:: Collection

water_calibration

Collection of water calibration data.

Type:: Collection

sound_calibration

Collection of sound calibration data.

Type:: Collection

temperatures

Collection of temperature data.

Type:: Collection

process

Thread for running tasks.

Type:: Thread

create_collections() → None[source]: Creates and initializes data collections for events, summaries, and measurements.

import_all_tasks() → None[source]: Imports all tasks, custom classes, and functions from the configured code directory.

get_subject_from_tag(tag: str) → bool[source]

Retrieves a subject based on their RFID tag.

Parameters:: tag (str) – The RFID tag string.
Returns:: True if subject found, False otherwise.
Return type:: bool

update_cycle() → None[source]: Updates the day/night cycle state based on current time and settings.

update_text() → None[source]: Updates the status text with current system state, subject, task, and cycle info.

multiple_detections(multiple: bool) → bool[source]

Checks if multiple RFID tags were detected.

Parameters:: multiple (bool) – The multiple detection flag from the RFID reader.
Returns:: True if multiple tags detected, False otherwise.
Return type:: bool

launch_task_manual(cam: CameraBase) → bool[source]

Launches a task in manual mode.

Parameters:: cam (CameraBase) – The camera instance to use.
Returns:: True if launched successfully, False otherwise.
Return type:: bool

launch_task_auto(cam: CameraBase) → bool[source]

Launches a task in automatic mode based on training protocol.

Parameters:: cam (CameraBase) – The camera instance to use.
Returns:: True if launched successfully, False otherwise.
Return type:: bool

run_task_in_thread() → None[source]: Starts the task execution in a separate thread.

run_task() → None[source]: Executes the task logic and handles exceptions/errors during execution.

reset_subject_task_training() → None[source]: Resets the subject, task, and training attributes to default states.

update_raw_session_df() → pandas.DataFrame[source]

Updates and returns the raw session DataFrame from the CSV file.

Returns:: The loaded raw session data.
Return type:: pd.DataFrame

get_both_sessions_dfs() → list[pandas.DataFrame][source]

Retrieves both the raw session DataFrame from disk and the current in-memory session DataFrame.

Returns:: A list containing [raw_session_df, task.session_df].
Return type:: list[pd.DataFrame]

disconnect_and_save(run_mode: str) → None[source]

Disconnects devices and saves session data.

Parameters:: run_mode (str) – The mode in which the task was run (e.g., “Auto”, “Manual”).

save_to_subjects() → None[source]: Updates subject data, including next session time and training settings, after a successful session.

save_refractory_to_subjects() → None[source]: Updates the subject’s next session time based on the refractory period (without full save).

save_to_sessions_summary(duration: float, trials: int, water: int, settings_used_str: str) → None[source]

Saves a summary of the session to the sessions_summary collection.

Parameters:

duration (float) – The duration of the session in seconds.
trials (int) – The number of trials completed.
water (int) – The amount of water delivered.
settings_used_str (str) – The settings string used for the session.

cycle_checks() → None[source]: Performs daily cycle checks and logs alarms for missing detections, sessions, or syncs.

create_report(hours: int) → tuple[str, list[str], list[str], list[str], bool][source]

Generates a report of system activity and subject status for the last N hours.

Parameters:

hours (int) – The number of hours to report on.

Returns:

A tuple containing the report text, list of non-detected subjects,: non-session subjects, low water subjects, and sync status boolean.

Return type:

tuple

send_heartbeat() → None[source]: Sends a heartbeat signal to the healthcheck URL if configured.

hourly_checks() → None[source]: Performs hourly system health checks including temperature, disk space, and recent activity.

run_softcode_fuction(number: int) → None[source]

Runs a user-defined softcode function.

Parameters:: number (int) – The function index (1-based).