This small series of moving event around, would not be complete without WordPress as a event-notification target. WordPress is a neat content-management system, ideal for any type of periodic reports.
The template accepts html tags, so I have formatted event data as a table and added an icon.
"""
gps_template_wp.py
Wordpress template for GPS event
"""
# 0=empty, 1=ok, 2=info, 3=question, 4=warning, 5=error
img_id = 2
def template(pretty = False):
"""
Field Value Entity $entity_here$ Type $type_here$ Time $time_stamp_here$ ID $id_here$ Latitude $latitude_here$ Longitude $longitude_here$ Altitude $altitude_here$ Speed $speed_here$ Course $course_here$ Valid $valid_here$
"""
return compress_template(template.__doc__)
def compress_template(s):
""" Compress template """
rli = {'{ ':'{', ' }':'}', ', "':',"', '> <':'><'}
st = ' '.join(s.split())
for (k, v) in rli.items():
st = st.replace(k, v)
st = st.replace('$image_id_here$', str(img_id))
return st
if __name__ == "__main__":
print template(True)
The service and the authorization modules:
To select the service in the main gps_event.py module:
# select service: none, aws, rc, tweet, email, gtalk, coral8, wp use_service = 'wp' # define sampling delay in seconds sample_delay = 60
The previous post is the result .