test-scripts/mm-status

#!/bin/dash

. "$(dirname "$0")/mm.sh"

# This is somewhat subtle, and quite disgusting. Here's the story: dbus-send
# --fixed emits arrays and tuples like:
#   /0 something
#   /1 anotherthing
# We happen to know that 0 is actually, say, signal strength, and 1 is carrier
# name, but we get the info back as a tuple. Fortunately, unpacktuple() to the
# rescue! This function generates and then runs a sed expression which
# transforms the indexes into proper keys automatically. For the above
# expression, we might use:
#   unpacktuple SignalStrength Carrier
# And if we then did:
#   dbus-blahblah GetSomething | unpacktuple SignalStrength Carrier
# We would end up with nicely-formatted output:
#   SignalStrength: something
#   Carrier: anotherthing
unpacktuple () {
	local cmd='sed'
	local argidx=0
	while test $# != 0; do
		# Grab a variable name
		local varname=$1
		shift

		# Generate an expression that turns the current index into that
		# variable name, and append it.
		cmd="$cmd -e s/^\\/${argidx}/$varname:/"
		argidx=$((argidx+1))
	done

	# Indent the result. XXX: variable depth? Do we care?
	$cmd -e 's/^/    /'
}

stripindexes () {
	sed -e 's/^\/[[:digit:]]\+\///' -e 's/[^[:space:]]*/\0:/' -e 's/^/    /'
}

pcdma () {
	local mm=$1
	local modem=$2
	echo "CDMA:"
	echo -n "  ESN: "
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_CDMA.GetEsn

	# GetRegistrationState is... 'gratuitously different' in that it
	# returns a tuple at the top level instead of an array. As such,
	# the unpack here is nasty.
	echo "  Registration:"
	echo -n "    CDMA-1x: "
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_CDMA.GetRegistrationState | head -n 1
	echo -n "    EVDO: "
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_CDMA.GetRegistrationState | tail -n 1

	echo "  ServingSystem:"
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_CDMA.GetServingSystem \
		| unpacktuple BandClass Band ID
	echo -n "  SignalQuality: "
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_CDMA.GetSignalQuality
}

pgsm () {
	local mm=$1
	local modem=$2
	echo "GSM:"
	echo -n "  IMSI: "
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_GSM_CARD.GetImsi
	echo "  Registration:"
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_GSM_NETWORK.GetRegistrationInfo \
		| unpacktuple Status OperatorCode OperatorName
	echo -n "  SignalQuality: "
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_GSM_NETWORK.GetSignalQuality
}

hidemdn () {
	[ -z $devmode ] && sed -e '/mdn/s/ 001[0-9]*$/ partial/'
}

hidemin () {
	[ -z $devmode ] && sed -e '/min/s/ 001[0-9]*$/ partial/'
}

pmodem () {
	local mm=$1
	local modem=$2
	echo ""
	echo "Modem $modem (manager $mm):"
	echo "  GetStatus:"
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM_SIMPLE.GetStatus | stripindexes | hidemdn | hidemin
	echo "  GetInfo:"
	dbus $mm $modem $IMODEM.GetInfo | unpacktuple Manufacturer Modem Version
	echo "  Props:"
	modemprops $mm $modem | stripindexes
	local mtype=$(modemprop $mm $modem Type)
	if [ -z $mtype ]; then
		echo "Modem type unknown; no further information available."
		return
	fi
	if [ $mtype -eq $MTYPE_CDMA ]; then
		pcdma $mm $modem | sed -e 's/^/  /'
	fi
	if [ $mtype -eq $MTYPE_GSM ]; then
		pgsm $mm $modem | sed -e 's/^/  /'
	fi
}

usage () {
	echo "Usage: $0 [-d]"
	exit 0
}

if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
	case "$1" in
		-d)
			devmode=1
			;;
		*)
			usage
			;;
	esac
fi

for mm in $(modemmanagers); do
	for m in $(modems $mm); do
		pmodem $mm $m
	done
done