helpers for sync_time
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@ -224,8 +224,7 @@ class Network(NetworkBase):
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NTP_SERVER – NTP host (default: "pool.ntp.org")
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NTP_TZ – timezone offset in hours (float, default: 0)
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NTP_DST – extra offset for daylight saving (0=no, 1=yes; default: 0)
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NTP_INTERVAL – re-sync interval in seconds (default: 3600, not used internally,
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but available for user loop scheduling)
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NTP_INTERVAL – re-sync interval in seconds (default: 3600, not used internally)
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NTP_TIMEOUT – socket timeout per attempt (seconds, default: 5.0)
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NTP_CACHE_SECONDS – cache results, 0 = always fetch fresh (default: 0)
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@ -249,86 +248,100 @@ class Network(NetworkBase):
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Returns:
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time.struct_time
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"""
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# Bring up Wi-Fi using the existing flow.
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# Ensure Wi-Fi up
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self.connect()
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# Build a socket pool from the existing ESP interface.
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# Socket pool
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pool = acm.get_radio_socketpool(self._wifi.esp)
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# Settings with environment fallbacks.
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# Settings & overrides
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server = server or os.getenv("NTP_SERVER") or "pool.ntp.org"
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if tz_offset is None:
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tz_env = os.getenv("NTP_TZ")
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try:
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tz_offset = float(tz_env) if tz_env not in {None, ""} else 0.0
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except Exception:
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tz_offset = 0.0
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# Simple DST additive offset (no IANA time zone logic).
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try:
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dst = float(os.getenv("NTP_DST") or 0)
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except Exception:
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dst = 0.0
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tz_offset += dst
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# Optional tuning (env can override passed defaults).
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tz = tz_offset if tz_offset is not None else _combined_tz_offset(0.0)
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t = tuning or {}
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def _f(name, default):
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v = os.getenv(name)
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try:
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return float(v) if v not in {None, ""} else float(default)
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except Exception:
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return float(default)
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timeout = float(t.get("timeout", _get_float_env("NTP_TIMEOUT", 5.0)))
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cache_seconds = int(t.get("cache_seconds", _get_int_env("NTP_CACHE_SECONDS", 0)))
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require_year = int(t.get("require_year", _get_int_env("NTP_REQUIRE_YEAR", 2022)))
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ntp_retries = int(t.get("retries", _get_int_env("NTP_RETRIES", 8)))
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ntp_delay_s = float(t.get("retry_delay", _get_float_env("NTP_DELAY_S", 1.0)))
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def _i(name, default):
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v = os.getenv(name)
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try:
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return int(v) if v not in {None, ""} else int(default)
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except Exception:
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return int(default)
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timeout = float(t.get("timeout", _f("NTP_TIMEOUT", 5.0)))
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cache_seconds = int(t.get("cache_seconds", _i("NTP_CACHE_SECONDS", 0)))
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require_year = int(t.get("require_year", _i("NTP_REQUIRE_YEAR", 2022)))
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# Query NTP and set the system RTC.
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# NTP client
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ntp = adafruit_ntp.NTP(
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pool,
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server=server,
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tz_offset=tz_offset,
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tz_offset=tz,
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socket_timeout=timeout,
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cache_seconds=cache_seconds,
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)
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# Multiple reply attempts on transient timeouts
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ntp_retries = int(t.get("retries", _i("NTP_RETRIES", 8)))
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ntp_delay_s = float(t.get("retry_delay", _f("NTP_DELAY_S", 1.0)))
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last_exc = None
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for attempt in range(ntp_retries):
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try:
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now = ntp.datetime # struct_time
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break # success
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except OSError as e:
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last_exc = e
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# Only retry on timeout-like errors
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if getattr(e, "errno", None) == 116 or "ETIMEDOUT" in str(e):
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# Reassert Wi-Fi via existing policy, then wait a bit
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self.connect()
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if self._debug:
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print("NTP timeout, retry", attempt + 1, "of", ntp_retries)
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time.sleep(ntp_delay_s)
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continue
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# Non-timeout: don't spin
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break
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if last_exc and "now" not in locals():
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raise last_exc
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# Attempt fetch (retries on timeout)
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now = _ntp_get_datetime(
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ntp,
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connect_cb=self.connect,
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retries=ntp_retries,
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delay_s=ntp_delay_s,
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debug=getattr(self, "_debug", False),
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)
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# Sanity check & commit
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if now.tm_year < require_year:
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raise RuntimeError("NTP returned an unexpected year; not setting RTC")
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rtc.RTC().datetime = now
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return now
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# ---- Internal helpers to keep sync_time() small and Ruff-friendly ----
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def _get_float_env(name, default):
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v = os.getenv(name)
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try:
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return float(v) if v not in {None, ""} else float(default)
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except Exception:
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return float(default)
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def _get_int_env(name, default):
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v = os.getenv(name)
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if v in {None, ""}:
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return int(default)
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try:
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return int(v)
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except Exception:
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try:
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return int(float(v)) # tolerate "5.0"
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except Exception:
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return int(default)
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def _combined_tz_offset(base_default):
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"""Return tz offset hours including DST via env (NTP_TZ + NTP_DST)."""
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tz = _get_float_env("NTP_TZ", base_default)
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dst = _get_float_env("NTP_DST", 0)
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return tz + dst
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def _ntp_get_datetime(ntp, connect_cb, retries, delay_s, debug=False):
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"""Fetch ntp.datetime with limited retries on timeout; re-connect between tries."""
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last_exc = None
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for i in range(retries):
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last_exc = None
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try:
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return ntp.datetime # struct_time
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except OSError as e:
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last_exc = e
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is_timeout = (getattr(e, "errno", None) == 116) or ("ETIMEDOUT" in str(e))
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if not is_timeout:
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break
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if debug:
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print(f"NTP timeout, attempt {i + 1}/{retries}")
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connect_cb() # re-assert Wi-Fi using existing policy
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time.sleep(delay_s)
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continue
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except Exception as e:
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last_exc = e
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break
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if last_exc:
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raise last_exc
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raise RuntimeError("NTP sync failed")
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