How to use _subscribed_message_type method in lisa

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notifier.py

Source:notifier.py

...21        or do finalize work, like save to a file.22        Even failed, this method will be called.23        """24        pass25    def _subscribed_message_type(self) -> List[Type[MessageBase]]:26        """27        Specify which message types want to be subscribed.28        Other types won't be passed in.29        """30        raise NotImplementedError("must specify supported message types")31    def _received_message(self, message: MessageBase) -> None:32        """33        Called by notifier, when a subscribed message happens.34        """35        raise NotImplementedError36    def _initialize(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:37        """38        initialize is optional39        """40        pass41_notifiers: List[Notifier] = []42_messages: Dict[type, List[Notifier]] = {}43# prevent concurrent message conflict.44_message_queue: List[MessageBase] = []45_message_queue_lock = threading.Lock()46_notifying_lock = threading.Lock()47_system_notifiers = [constants.NOTIFIER_CONSOLE, constants.NOTIFIER_FILE]48def initialize(runbooks: List[schema.Notifier]) -> None:49    factory = subclasses.Factory[Notifier](Notifier)50    log = _get_init_logger()51    # add system notifiers to provide troubleshooting information52    names = (x.type.lower() for x in runbooks)53    for system_notifier in _system_notifiers:54        if system_notifier not in names:55            runbooks.append(schema.Notifier(type=system_notifier))56    for runbook in runbooks:57        if not runbook.enabled:58            log.debug(f"skipped notifier [{runbook.type}], because it's not enabled.")59            continue60        notifier = factory.create_by_runbook(runbook=runbook)61        register_notifier(notifier)62def register_notifier(notifier: Notifier) -> None:63    """64    register internal notifiers65    """66    notifier.initialize()67    _notifiers.append(notifier)68    subscribed_message_types: List[69        Type[MessageBase]70    ] = notifier._subscribed_message_type()71    for message_type in subscribed_message_types:72        registered_notifiers = _messages.get(message_type, [])73        registered_notifiers.append(notifier)74        _messages[message_type] = registered_notifiers75    log = _get_init_logger()76    log.debug(77        f"registered [{notifier.type_name()}] "78        f"on messages: {[x.type for x in subscribed_message_types]}"79    )80def notify(message: MessageBase) -> None:81    message.time = datetime.utcnow()82    # to make sure message get order as possible, use a queue to hold messages.83    with _message_queue_lock:84        _message_queue.append(message)...

file.py

Source:file.py

...28        simplify_message(message)29        # write every time to refresh the content immediately.30        with open(self._file_path, "a") as f:31            f.write(f"{datetime.now():%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%ff}: {message}\n")32    def _subscribed_message_type(self) -> List[Type[messages.MessageBase]]:33        return [messages.MessageBase]34    def _initialize(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:35        runbook = cast(ConsoleSchema, self.runbook)...

console.py

Source:console.py

...27        self._log.log(28            getattr(logging, self._log_level),29            f"received message [{message.type}]: {message}",30        )31    def _subscribed_message_type(self) -> List[Type[messages.MessageBase]]:32        return [messages.MessageBase]33    def _initialize(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:34        runbook = cast(ConsoleSchema, self.runbook)...

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