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39 lines
1.0 KiB
Python
39 lines
1.0 KiB
Python
from lxml.builder import E
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class PCBTracker(object):
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"""
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Handle the PCBTracker request.
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The only method of note is the "alive" method which returns whether PASELI should be
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active or not for this session.
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Example:
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<call model="K32:J:B:A:2011033000" srcid="00010203040506070809">
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<pcbtracker hardid="010074D435AAD895" method="alive" softid=""/>
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</call>
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"""
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# We don't support PASELI on GFDM: V8
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PASELI_ACTIVE = False
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# Methods
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ALIVE = "alive"
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@classmethod
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def alive(cls):
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"""
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Example (if Paseli is not active):
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<response>
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<pcbtracker ecenable="0"/>
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</response>
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Potentially if Paseli is active, the response might look like so:
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<response>
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<pcbtracker time="" limit="" ecenable="1" eclimit=""/>
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</response>
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I am unsure what the `time`, `limit`, and `eclimit` responses would be.
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"""
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return E.response(E.pcbtracker({"ecenable": "1" if cls.PASELI_ACTIVE else "0"}))
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