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KristopherKubicki / glimpser

a simple tool for real-time monitoring video and summarization with LLMs
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Add camera schedule status and thumbnails to the status page #204

Closed sweep-ai[bot] closed 2 weeks ago

sweep-ai[bot] commented 2 weeks ago

This pull request was created by Sweep to resolve the following request by @KristopherKubicki:

can you add the schedule to the /status page so we can see the upcoming schedule of all cameras? Write the last time it screenshotted plus the next time its expected to. Have a link to each camera template and a little thumbnail too. Thanks!

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Purpose

This pull request adds the ability to display the status of camera schedules, including the last and next screenshot times, as well as thumbnails of the latest camera images on the status page.

Description

The changes in this pull request include:

  1. Added a new route /status that retrieves the system metrics and camera schedule information, and renders the status.html template with this data.
  2. Updated the status.html template to display the camera schedule information, including the last and next screenshot times, and a thumbnail of the latest camera image (if available).
  3. Added CSS styles to the status.html template to create a grid layout for the camera schedule information.

Summary

The key changes in this pull request are:

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new /status route handler in the Flask application, which retrieves and displays system metrics and camera schedules. The status function collects information about each camera's last and next screenshot times, rendering this data in a new status.html template. Additionally, debugging print statements in the health_check function are removed, and the import statement for subprocess is relocated.

Changes

Files Change Summary
app/routes.py Added status() function for /status endpoint to provide system metrics and camera schedules. Removed debugging print statements from health_check and adjusted subprocess import location.
app/templates/status.html Introduced a new section for camera schedules with a grid layout, including CSS styles and structured HTML for better presentation.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant FlaskApp
    participant CameraService
    participant TemplateRenderer

    User->>FlaskApp: Request /status
    FlaskApp->>CameraService: Retrieve camera metrics
    CameraService-->>FlaskApp: Return camera schedules
    FlaskApp->>TemplateRenderer: Render status.html with metrics
    TemplateRenderer-->>FlaskApp: Return rendered HTML
    FlaskApp-->>User: Respond with status page

🐰 In the meadow, where cameras glance,
A new status page gives us a chance!
With grids of data, so neat and bright,
Our little rabbit hearts take flight!
Hopping through metrics, we cheer and play,
Thanks to the changes that brighten our day! 🌼✨

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