CC-Agency - Semantic Container - Mock

This directory contains scripts to make experiments for the agency <-> semcon communication. For this to work it is necessary to have a cc-agency running on localhost:8080 (probably in a docker container). See here for more information on how to set up an agency locally in docker.

Scripts

start_mock.sh

Start the mock.

1. Create a semantic container with name souvemed_semcon (using start_semantic_container.sh).
2. Write some data to the semantic container (using write_semcon.py).
3. Create some RED-data and execute it on an agency installation (using create_red.js).

start_semantic_container.sh

Creates a new semantic container.

1. Remove old container if present.
2. Create new semantic container with name souvemed_semcon.
3. Wait for the container to be available. Wait another 5 seconds, as tests showed that the container was not usable before.
4. Read auth information from container.

write_semcon.py / read_semcon.py

Write or read data to a semantic container that is running on localhost. write_semcon.py expects three cli-arguments. The first argument should be the path to a python executable. One such script could be test_scripts/hello_world.py. The two other arguments are two text files of any kind which will be transferred to the semantic container as well to serve as input files for the executable. The authorization is unused at the moment.

read_semcon.py reads data from the semantic container and prints it on the screen.

create_red.js

This js script creates RED-data that can be used to be executed on an agency installation.

1. Create RED data.
2. Get local ip address to configure red data. (The semcon-connectors configured in the red-data need to access the semantic container running on the host machine.)
3. Execute the red-data on a local agency installation.