import time from scripts.discord_webhook import send_discord_message from scripts.temperature_sensor import TemperatureSensor class Monitor: """Base class for all monitoring tasks.""" def __init__(self, interval=300): """ interval: seconds between checks """ self.interval = interval self.last_check_ms = 0 def should_run(self): """Check if enough time has passed to run again.""" now = time.ticks_ms() if time.ticks_diff(now, self.last_check_ms) >= (self.interval * 1000): self.last_check_ms = now return True return False def run(self): """Override this in subclasses to implement monitoring logic.""" pass class TemperatureMonitor(Monitor): """Monitor temperature sensors and report to Discord.""" def __init__(self, sensor, label="Temp", interval=300, alert_high=None, alert_low=None, log_file=None): super().__init__(interval) self.sensor = sensor self.label = label # e.g., "Inside" or "Outside" self.alert_high = alert_high self.alert_low = alert_low self.log_file = log_file def run(self): """Read all sensors and report temperatures.""" temps = self.sensor.read_all_temps(unit='F') if not temps: print(f"No temperature readings available for {self.label}") return temp_msg = f"🌡️ {self.label} Temperature:\n" alerts = [] for rom, temp in temps.items(): sensor_id = rom.hex()[:8] temp_msg += f"{temp:.1f}°F\n" # Log to file if enabled if self.log_file: self._log_temp(sensor_id, temp) if self.alert_high and temp > self.alert_high: alerts.append(f"⚠️ {self.label} HIGH: {temp:.1f}°F (threshold: {self.alert_high}°F)") if self.alert_low and temp < self.alert_low: alerts.append(f"⚠️ {self.label} LOW: {temp:.1f}°F (threshold: {self.alert_low}°F)") send_discord_message(temp_msg.strip()) for alert in alerts: send_discord_message(alert) def _log_temp(self, sensor_id, temp): """Log temperature reading to file.""" try: import time timestamp = time.localtime() log_entry = f"{timestamp[0]}-{timestamp[1]:02d}-{timestamp[2]:02d} {timestamp[3]:02d}:{timestamp[4]:02d}:{timestamp[5]:02d},{self.label},{sensor_id},{temp:.2f}\n" with open(self.log_file, 'a') as f: f.write(log_entry) except Exception as e: print(f"Error logging temperature: {e}") class WiFiMonitor(Monitor): """Monitor WiFi connection and handle reconnection.""" def __init__(self, wifi, led, interval=5, reconnect_cooldown=60): super().__init__(interval) self.wifi = wifi self.led = led self.reconnect_cooldown = reconnect_cooldown self.last_reconnect_attempt = 0 self.was_connected = wifi.isconnected() if wifi else False def run(self): """Check WiFi status, blink LED, attempt reconnect if needed.""" import network from scripts.networking import connect_wifi is_connected = self.wifi.isconnected() if self.wifi else False if not is_connected: # Fast blink when disconnected self.led.on() time.sleep(0.2) self.led.off() # Try reconnect if cooldown passed now = time.ticks_ms() if time.ticks_diff(now, self.last_reconnect_attempt) >= (self.reconnect_cooldown * 1000): self.last_reconnect_attempt = now print("Attempting WiFi reconnect...") self.wifi = connect_wifi(self.led) if self.wifi and self.wifi.isconnected(): send_discord_message("WiFi connection restored 🔄") self.was_connected = True else: # Slow blink when connected self.led.on() time.sleep(1) self.led.off() # Notify if connection was just restored if not self.was_connected: send_discord_message("WiFi connection restored 🔄") self.was_connected = True def run_monitors(monitors): """ Run all monitors in the list, checking if each should run based on interval. Call this in your main loop. """ for monitor in monitors: if monitor.should_run(): try: monitor.run() except Exception as e: print(f"Error running monitor {monitor.__class__.__name__}: {e}")