Closed awhoward closed 9 months ago
Here's some sample output. @bjfultn and @howardisaacson, you may find this script to be useful.
shrek% ./scripts/kpf_processing_progress.sh 20231120
DATECODE | LAST L0 MOD DATE | 2D PROCESSING | L1 PROCESSING | L2 PROCESSING
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20231120 | 2023-11-20 16:00 | 571/571 100% | 563/571 98% | 532/571 93%
20231121 | 2023-11-24 13:59 | 422/439 96% | 398/439 90% | 371/439 84%
20231122 | 2023-11-24 14:25 | 496/496 100% | 496/496 100% | 469/496 94%
20231123 | 2023-11-24 15:42 | 145/524 27% | 137/524 26% | 124/524 23%
20231124 | 2023-11-24 16:00 | 186/245 75% | 183/245 74% | 181/245 73%
20231125 | 2023-11-25 01:00 | 50/138 36% | 41/138 29% | 39/138 28%
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Updated doc string with new features:
# Script Name: kpf_processing_progress.sh
#
# Description:
# This script searches through /data/kpf/L0/YYYYMMDD subdirectories for L0
# files matching the pattern KP.YYYYMMDD.NNNNN.NN.fits. It records the most
# recent modification date of any L0 file and checks if corresponding
# KP.YYYYMMDD.NNNNN.NN_2D.fits, KP.YYYYMMDD.NNNNN.NN_L1.fits, and
# KP.YYYYMMDD.NNNNN.NN_L2.fits files in respective directories have a file
# modification date after the L0 file. For any missing 2D, L1, and L2 files,
# the script checks the 'TRIGTARG' keyword in the FITS header of the L0 file
# and excludes the file from the missing count if the value of TRIGTARG does
# not contain 'Green' or 'Red'. The script outputs a summary for each
# YYYYMMDD directory, showing the count of such files and the most recent
# L0 modification date. The script takes a starting date (YYYYMMDD) as an
# argument and optionally an end date and flags to print missing files and
# touch the base L0 files of missing 2D/L1/L2 files.
#
# Options:
# --help Display this message
# --print_missing Display missing file names
# --touch_missing Touch the base L0 files of missing 2D/L1/L2 files
#
# Usage:
# ./check_fits_files.sh YYYYMMDD [YYYYMMDD] [--print_missing]
#
# Example:
# ./check_fits_files.sh 20231114 20231231 --print_missing
#
@bjfultn, I think this is ready for merging. It's slow, but that may be because the file system on shrek is really slow right now.
@bjfultn - this will be ready to merge when it passes the CI tests running now. I added the two to-do items that we discussed as a comment in the script.
Here's the doc string: