Feat parser sh re parse

[produceconsumerobot]

Description

Added feature to reParse data to EmotiBitDataParser.sh

Usage

• Pass the argument -r true in the shell command
• Example: Original directory structure

  -- user1 (root folder)
  |-- 2023-04-16_11-47-34-166828.csv
  |-- 2023-04-16_11-47-48-309342.csv
  |-- 2023-04-16_15-53-49-307046.csv
  |-- 2023-04-16_16-21-18-728199.csv

  After running parser script for the first time, each individual file is moved to a new sub-directory. The parsed data is stored in the same sub directory.

  -- user1 (root folder)
  |-- 2023-04-16_11-47-34-166828
  |---|-- 2023-04-16_11-47-34-166828.csv + Parsed files
  |-- 2023-04-16_11-47-48-309342
  |---|-- 2023-04-16_11-47-48-309342.csv  + Parsed files
  |-- 2023-04-16_15-53-49-307046
  |---|-- 2023-04-16_15-53-49-307046.csv + Parsed files
  |-- 2023-04-16_16-21-18-728199
  |---|-- 2023-04-16_16-21-18-728199.csv + Parsed files

  If you want to rerun the parser (maybe with new settings in the parsedDataFormat.json file), then simple run the command ./EmotiBitDataParser.sh -x "path to parser exe" -d "path to root folder" -r true It will delete the existing parsed files from the sub-directory and re-parse the original data file.

Note: The reparse will only work for sub-directories in the root folder which contain the csv file with the same same as the sub-directory.

-- user1 (root folder)
|-- 2023-04-16_11-47-34-166828 (will be reparsed)
|---|-- 2023-04-16_11-47-34-166828.csv + Parsed files
|-- 2023-04-16_11-47-48-309342  (will be reparsed)
|---|-- 2023-04-16_11-47-48-309342.csv  + Parsed files
|-- 2023-04-16_15-53-49-307046 (will be reparsed)
|---|-- 2023-04-16_15-53-49-307046.csv + Parsed files
|-- some-other-folder (will be skipped in reparse)
|---|-- contents

Requirements

• None

Issues Referenced

• None

Documentation update

Link to a change in documentation (if any)

Testing

Results

• Tested working on windows dev machine.

Feature Tests

"EmotiBit Feature Test Protocol" : DataParser shell script reParse

Steps to test

• Parse data file using the parser script (without reParse option)
  • Observe: The original file will be moved to a sub-directory with the same name. The parsed files will be stored in the same sub-directory
• Parse the data again, with the same command in the previous step, with the addition of the reParse flag. Notice that the -d argument remains the same, even though the original data file has now moved to a new sub-directory
  • Observe: The original parsed files will be deleted and replaced with the ned parsed files

Checklist to allow merge

• [x] All dependent repositories used were on branch master
• Software
  • [x] Get approval from the reviewer
  • [x] Passed testing on Windows
  • [skipped] Passed testing on macOS (for major changes/GUI changes/ PRs adding files distributed with the EmotiBit software)
  • [skipped] Passed testing on linux (ubuntu) (for major changes/GUI changes/ PRs adding files distributed with the EmotiBit software)
  • [skipped] Update software bundle version in ofxEmotiBitVersion.h

Screenshots:

[nitin710]

Tested working.

[nitin710]

Added usage notes in the PR description.

[nitin710]

conformed PR to template. Added the required tests to the Feature test protocol sheet. @produceconsumerobot please do make sure to add, at minimum, a template test to the feature test protocol. The PR template has bee created to try and enforce that testing step.