feat(api): Add /networking/status endpoint to get all interface info

Closes #2445

api/src/opentrons/server/endpoints/wifi.py → api/src/opentrons/server/endpoints/networking.py

@@ -276,32 +276,65 @@ async def configure(request: web.Request) -> web.Response:
 
 async def status(request: web.Request) -> web.Response:
     """
-    Get request will return the status of the wifi connection from the
-    RaspberryPi to the internet.
+    Get request will return the status of the machine's connection to the
+    internet as well as the status of its network interfaces.
 
     The body of the response is a json dict containing
 
-    'status': connectivity status, where the options are:
+    'status': internet connectivity status, where the options are:
       "none" - no connection to router or network
       "portal" - device behind a captive portal and cannot reach full internet
       "limited" - connection to router but not internet
       "full" - connection to router and internet
       "unknown" - an exception occured while trying to determine status
-    'ipAddress': the ip address, if it exists (null otherwise); this also
-                 contains the subnet mask in CIDR notation, e.g. 10.2.12.120/16
-    'macAddress': the mac address
-    'gatewayAddress': the address of the current gateway, if it exists (null
-                      otherwise)
+    'interfaces': JSON object of networking interfaces, keyed by device name,
+    where the value of each entry is another object with the keys:
+      - 'type': "ethernet" or "wifi"
+      - 'state': state string, e.g. "disconnected", "connecting", "connected"
+      - 'ipAddress': the ip address, if it exists (null otherwise); this also
+        contains the subnet mask in CIDR notation, e.g. 10.2.12.120/16
+      - 'macAddress': the MAC address of the interface device
+      - 'gatewayAddress': the address of the current gateway, if it exists
+        (null otherwise)
+
+
+    Example request:
+    ```
+    GET /networking/status
+    ```
+
+    Example response:
+    ```
+    200 OK
+    {
+        "status": "full",
+        "interfaces": {
+            "wlan0": {
+                "ipAddress": "192.168.43.97/24",
+                "macAddress": "B8:27:EB:6C:95:CF",
+                "gatewayAddress": "192.168.43.161",
+                "state": "connected",
+                "type": "wifi"
+            },
+            "eth0": {
+                "ipAddress": "169.254.229.173/16",
+                "macAddress": "B8:27:EB:39:C0:9A",
+                "gatewayAddress": null,
+                "state": "connected",
+                "type": "ethernet"
+            }
+        }
+    }
+    ```
     """
-    connectivity = {'status': 'none',
-                    'ipAddress': None,
-                    'macAddress': 'unknown',
-                    'gatewayAddress': None}
+    connectivity = {'status': 'none', 'interfaces': {}}
     try:
         connectivity['status'] = await nmcli.is_connected()
-        net_info = await nmcli.iface_info(nmcli.NETWORK_IFACES.WIFI)
-        connectivity.update(net_info)
+        connectivity['interfaces'] = {
+            i.value: await nmcli.iface_info(i) for i in nmcli.NETWORK_IFACES
+        }
         log.debug("Connectivity: {}".format(connectivity['status']))
+        log.debug("Interfaces: {}".format(connectivity['interfaces']))
         status = 200
     except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
         log.error("CalledProcessError: {}".format(e.stdout))

api/src/opentrons/server/http.py

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 import logging
 from . import endpoints as endp
-from .endpoints import (wifi, control, settings, update)
+from .endpoints import (networking, control, settings, update)
 from opentrons.deck_calibration import endpoints as dc_endp
 
 
@@ -16,16 +16,18 @@ def __init__(self, app, log_file_path):
         self.app.router.add_get(
             '/health', endp.health)
         self.app.router.add_get(
-            '/wifi/list', wifi.list_networks)
-        self.app.router.add_post(
-            '/wifi/configure', wifi.configure)
+            '/networking/status', networking.status)
+        # TODO(mc, 2018-10-12): s/wifi/networking
         self.app.router.add_get(
-            '/wifi/status', wifi.status)
-        self.app.router.add_post('/wifi/keys', wifi.add_key)
-        self.app.router.add_get('/wifi/keys', wifi.list_keys)
-        self.app.router.add_delete('/wifi/keys/{key_uuid}', wifi.remove_key)
+            '/wifi/list', networking.list_networks)
+        self.app.router.add_post(
+            '/wifi/configure', networking.configure)
+        self.app.router.add_post('/wifi/keys', networking.add_key)
+        self.app.router.add_get('/wifi/keys', networking.list_keys)
+        self.app.router.add_delete(
+            '/wifi/keys/{key_uuid}', networking.remove_key)
         self.app.router.add_get(
-            '/wifi/eap-options', wifi.eap_options)
+            '/wifi/eap-options', networking.eap_options)
         self.app.router.add_post(
             '/identify', control.identify)
         self.app.router.add_get(

api/src/opentrons/system/nmcli.py

@@ -457,8 +457,8 @@ async def configure(ssid: str,
     # This unfortunately doesn’t respect the --terse flag, so we need to
     # regex out the name or the uuid to use later in connection up; the
     # uuid is slightly more regular, so that’s what we use.
-    uuid_matches = re.search( # noqa
-        "Connection '(.*)'[\s]+\(([\w\d-]+)\) successfully", res) # noqa
+    uuid_matches = re.search(  # noqa
+        "Connection '(.*)'[\s]+\(([\w\d-]+)\) successfully", res)  # noqa
     if not uuid_matches:
         return False, err.split('\r')[-1]
     name = uuid_matches.group(1)
@@ -507,10 +507,15 @@ async def iface_info(which_iface: NETWORK_IFACES) -> Dict[str, Optional[str]]:
 
     which_iface should be a string in IFACE_NAMES.
     """
-    default_res: Dict[str, Optional[str]] = {'ipAddress': None,
-                                             'macAddress': None,
-                                             'gatewayAddress': None}
-    fields = ['GENERAL.HWADDR', 'IP4.ADDRESS', 'IP4.GATEWAY', 'GENERAL.STATE']
+    _IFACE_STATE_RE = r'\d+ \((.+)\)'
+
+    info: Dict[str, Optional[str]] = {'ipAddress': None,
+                                      'macAddress': None,
+                                      'gatewayAddress': None,
+                                      'state': None,
+                                      'type': None}
+    fields = ['GENERAL.HWADDR', 'IP4.ADDRESS',
+              'IP4.GATEWAY', 'GENERAL.TYPE', 'GENERAL.STATE']
     # Note on this specific command: Most nmcli commands default to a tabular
     # output mode, where if there are multiple things to pull a couple specific
     # fields from it you’ll get a table where rows are, say, connections, and
@@ -522,14 +527,26 @@ async def iface_info(which_iface: NETWORK_IFACES) -> Dict[str, Optional[str]]:
                             '--escape', 'no',
                             '--terse', '--fields', ','.join(fields),
                             'dev', 'show', which_iface.value])
-    values = res.split('\n')
+
+    # nmcli uses -- for None, so replace
+    values = [None if v == '--' else v for v in res.split('\n')]
+
     if len(fields) != len(values):
         # We failed
         raise ValueError("Bad result from nmcli: {}".format(err))
-    default_res['macAddress'] = values[0]
-    default_res['ipAddress'] = values[1]
-    default_res['gatewayAddress'] = values[2]
-    return default_res
+
+    info['macAddress'] = values[0]
+    info['ipAddress'] = values[1]
+    info['gatewayAddress'] = values[2]
+    info['type'] = values[3]
+    state_val = values[4]
+
+    if state_val:
+        state_match = re.fullmatch(_IFACE_STATE_RE, state_val)
+        if state_match:
+            info['state'] = state_match.group(1)
+
+    return info
 
 
 async def _call(cmd: List[str]) -> Tuple[str, str]: