lib.rs

use cpy_binder::{cpy_enum, cpy_fn, cpy_fn_c, cpy_fn_py, cpy_module, cpy_struct};

use lazy_static::lazy_static;
use std::sync::Mutex;

struct NavigationManager {
    navigator: navigator_rs::Navigator,
}

lazy_static! {
    static ref NAVIGATOR: Mutex<Option<NavigationManager>> = Mutex::new(None);
}

impl NavigationManager {
    fn get_instance() -> &'static Mutex<Option<Self>> {
        if NAVIGATOR.lock().unwrap().is_none() {
            *NAVIGATOR.lock().unwrap() = Some(NavigationManager {
                navigator: navigator_rs::Navigator::new(),
            });
        }
        &NAVIGATOR
    }
}

macro_rules! with_navigator {
    () => {
        NavigationManager::get_instance()
            .lock()
            .unwrap()
            .as_mut()
            .unwrap()
            .navigator
    };
}

macro_rules! impl_from_enum {
    ($from:ty, $to:ty, $($variant:ident),+ $(,)?) => {
        impl From<$from> for $to {
            fn from(item: $from) -> Self {
                match item {
                    $(
                        <$from>::$variant => <$to>::$variant,
                    )+
                }
            }
        }
    };
}

// Help with conversion from navigator enum API to our stable API
impl_from_enum!(AdcChannel, navigator_rs::AdcChannel, Ch0, Ch1, Ch2, Ch3);
impl_from_enum!(
    PwmChannel,
    navigator_rs::PwmChannel,
    Ch1,
    Ch2,
    Ch3,
    Ch4,
    Ch5,
    Ch6,
    Ch7,
    Ch8,
    Ch9,
    Ch10,
    Ch11,
    Ch12,
    Ch13,
    Ch14,
    Ch15,
    Ch16,
    All
);
impl_from_enum!(UserLed, navigator_rs::UserLed, Led1, Led2, Led3);

impl From<navigator_rs::AxisData> for AxisData {
    fn from(read_axis: navigator_rs::AxisData) -> Self {
        Self {
            x: read_axis.x,
            y: read_axis.y,
            z: read_axis.z,
        }
    }
}

impl From<navigator_rs::ADCData> for ADCData {
    fn from(read_adc: navigator_rs::ADCData) -> Self {
        Self {
            channel: [
                read_adc.channel[0],
                read_adc.channel[1],
                read_adc.channel[2],
                read_adc.channel[3],
            ],
        }
    }
}

#[cpy_enum]
#[comment = "Available ADC channels to read from."]
enum AdcChannel {
    Ch0,
    Ch1,
    Ch2,
    Ch3,
}

#[cpy_enum]
#[comment = "Onboard user-controllable LEDs."]
enum UserLed {
    Led1,
    Led2,
    Led3,
}

#[cpy_enum]
#[comment = "Controllable PWM output channels."]
enum PwmChannel {
    Ch1,
    Ch2,
    Ch3,
    Ch4,
    Ch5,
    Ch6,
    Ch7,
    Ch8,
    Ch9,
    Ch10,
    Ch11,
    Ch12,
    Ch13,
    Ch14,
    Ch15,
    Ch16,
    All,
}

#[cpy_struct]
#[comment = "Board-oriented direction axes (x is forwards, y is right, z is down)."]
struct AxisData {
    x: f32,
    y: f32,
    z: f32,
}

#[cpy_struct]
#[comment = "An array of readings from the different ADC channels."]
struct ADCData {
    channel: [f32; 4],
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Initializes the Navigator module with default settings."]
#[comment_py = "Initializes the Navigator module with default settings.\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> navigator.init()"]
fn init() {
    with_navigator!().init();
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Runs some tests on available sensors, then returns the result."]
#[comment_py = "Runs some tests on available sensors, then returns the result.\n
    Returns:\n
        bool: `True` if the sensors are responding as expected.\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> sensors_ok = navigator.self_test()"]
fn self_test() -> bool {
    with_navigator!().self_test()
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Sets the state of the selected onboard LED."]
#[comment_py = "Sets the state of the selected onboard LED.\n
    Args:\n
        select (:py:class:`UserLed`):  A pin to be selected.\n
        state (bool): The desired output state. `True` -> ON, `False` -> OFF.\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> from bluerobotics_navigator import UserLed\n
        >>> navigator.set_led(UserLed.Led1, True)"]
fn set_led(select: UserLed, state: bool) {
    with_navigator!().set_led(select.into(), state)
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Gets the selected onboard LED output state."]
#[comment_py = "Gets the selected onboard LED output state.\n\n
    Args:\n
        select (:py:class:`UserLed`):  A pin to be selected.\n
    Returns:\n
        bool: The current state. `True` -> ON, `False` -> OFF.\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> from bluerobotics_navigator import UserLed\n
        >>> led1_on = navigator.get_led(UserLed.Led1)"]
fn get_led(select: UserLed) -> bool {
    with_navigator!().get_led(select.into())
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Toggle the output of the selected LED."]
#[comment_py = "Toggle the output of the selected LED.\n\n
    Args:\n
        select (:py:class:`UserLed`):  A pin to be selected.\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> from bluerobotics_navigator import UserLed\n
        >>> navigator.set_led_toggle(UserLed.Led1)"]
fn set_led_toggle(select: UserLed) {
    with_navigator!().set_led_toggle(select.into())
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Sets all user LEDs to the desired state ( Blue, Green, and Red )."]
#[comment_py = "Sets all user LEDs to the desired state ( Blue, Green, and Red ).\n
    Args:\n
        state (bool): The desired output state. `True` -> ON, `False` -> OFF.\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> navigator.set_led_all(True)"]
fn set_led_all(state: bool) {
    with_navigator!().set_led_all(state)
}

#[cpy_fn_c]
#[comment = "Set the color brightnesses of a connected NeoPixel LED array."]
fn set_neopixel_c(rgb_array: *const [u8; 3], length: usize) {
    let array = unsafe {
        assert!(!rgb_array.is_null());
        std::slice::from_raw_parts(rgb_array, length)
    };
    with_navigator!().set_neopixel(array);
}

#[cpy_fn_py]
#[comment = "Set the color brightnesses of a connected NeoPixel LED array.\n
    Args:\n
        state ([[uint8, uint8, uint8], ...]): A 2D array containing RGB values for each LED.\n
            Set the Red, Green, and Blue components independently, with values from 0-255.\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> navigator.set_neopixel([[100,0,0]])"]
fn set_neopixel_py(rgb_array: Vec<[u8; 3]>) {
    with_navigator!().set_neopixel(&rgb_array)
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Reads the ADC channel values (from the ADS1115 chip)."]
#[comment_py = "Reads the ADC channel values (from the ADS1115 chip).\n
    Same as :py:func:`read_adc`, but it returns an array with all channel readings.\n
    Returns:\n
        :py:class:`ADCData`: Measurements in [V].\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> adc_measurements = navigator.read_adc_all().channel"]
fn read_adc_all() -> ADCData {
    with_navigator!().read_adc_all().into()
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Reads a specific ADC channel (from the ADS1115 chip)."]
#[comment_py = "Reads a specific ADC channel (from the ADS1115 chip).\n\n
    Args:\n
        select (:py:class:`AdcChannel`):  An ADC channel to read from.\n
    Returns:\n
        float32: Measurement in [V].\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> from bluerobotics_navigator import AdcChannel\n
        >>> adc1_measurement = navigator.read_adc(AdcChannel.Ch1)"]
fn read_adc(channel: AdcChannel) -> f32 {
    with_navigator!().read_adc(channel.into())
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Reads the current pressure (from the onboard BMP280 chip)."]
#[comment_py = "Reads the current pressure (from the onboard BMP280 chip).\n
    Returns:\n
        float32: Measurement in [kPa]\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> air_pressure = navigator.read_pressure()"]
fn read_pressure() -> f32 {
    with_navigator!().read_pressure()
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Reads the current temperature (from the onboard BMP280 chip)."]
#[comment_py = "Reads the current temperature (from the onboard BMP280 chip).\n
    Returns:\n
        float32: Measurement in [˚C]\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> air_temperature = navigator.read_temperature()"]
fn read_temp() -> f32 {
    with_navigator!().read_temperature()
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Reads the local magnetic field strengths (from the onboard Ak09915 magnetometer)."]
#[comment_py = "Reads the local magnetic field strengths (from the onboard Ak09915 magnetometer).\n
    Returns:\n
        :py:class:`AxisData`: Measurements in [µT]\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> mag_field = navigator.read_mag()"]
fn read_mag() -> AxisData {
    with_navigator!().read_mag().into()
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Reads the current acceleration values (from the ICM20689 chip's accelerometer)."]
#[comment_py = "Reads the current acceleration values (from the ICM20689 chip's accelerometer).\n
    Returns:\n
        :py:class:`AxisData`: Measurements in [m/s²]\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> acceleration = navigator.read_accel()\n
        >>> forward_acc = acceleration.x"]
fn read_accel() -> AxisData {
    with_navigator!().read_accel().into()
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Reads the current angular velocity (from the ICM20689 chip's gyroscope)."]
#[comment_py = "Reads the current angular velocity (from the ICM20689 chip's gyroscope).\n
    Returns:\n
        :py:class:`AxisData`: Measurements in [rad/s]\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> angular_velocity = navigator.read_gyro()\n
        >>> roll_rate = angular_velocity.x\n
        >>> pitch_rate = angular_velocity.y\n
        >>> yaw_rate = angular_velocity.z"]
fn read_gyro() -> AxisData {
    with_navigator!().read_gyro().into()
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Enables or disables the PWM chip (PCA9685), using the firmware and OE_pin."]
#[comment_py = "Enables or disables the PWM chip (PCA9685), using the firmware and OE_pin.\n
    Args:\n
        state (bool): The desired PWM chip state. `True` -> ON, `False` -> OFF.\n
    Examples:\n
        Please check :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_value`\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_enable(True)"]
fn set_pwm_enable(state: bool) {
    with_navigator!().set_pwm_enable(state)
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "LOW_LEVEL: Sets the PWM frequency of the PCA9685 chip. All channels use the same frequency."]
#[comment_py = "LOW_LEVEL: Sets the PWM frequency of the PCA9685 chip. All channels use the same frequency.\n\n
    This directly sets the PRE_SCALE value on the PCA9685 - it is generally easier to use
    :py:func:`set_pwm_freq_hz` instead.\n
    The desired prescaler value can be calculated for an update rate using the formula:\n
    `prescale_value = round(clock_freq / (4096 * desired_freq)) - 1`,\n
    where `clock_freq` is 24_576_000 to match the Navigator's 24.5760 MHz clock.\n
    Notes:\n
        Changing the pre-scaler affects the channel outputs, so they need to be re-configured afterwards
        (e.g. using :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_value`).\n
        The minimum prescaler value is 3, which corresponds to 1526 Hz.\n
        The maximum prescaler value is 255, which corresponds to 24 Hz.\n
        Servo motors generally work best with PWM frequencies between 50-200 Hz,
        which corresponds to prescalar values of 119-29.\n
        Internally, this function stops the oscillator and restarts it (if it was already running)
        after setting the prescalar value.\n
    Args:\n
        value (uint8): The desired prescaler value (3..255).\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_freq_prescale(119)\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_channel_value(PwmChannel.Ch1, 2000)\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_enable(True)"]
fn set_pwm_freq_prescale(value: u8) {
    with_navigator!().set_pwm_freq_prescale(value)
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Sets the PWM frequency of the PCA9685 chip. All channels use the same frequency."]
#[comment_py = "Sets the PWM frequency of the PCA9685 chip. All channels use the same frequency.\n
    This is a convenience wrapper around :py:func:`set_pwm_freq_prescale`, which chooses the closest
    possible pre-scaler to achieve the desired frequency.\n
    Notes:\n
        Servo motors generally work best with PWM frequencies between 50-200 Hz.\n
        LEDs flicker less in video streams when driven at a frequency multiple of the camera's
        framerate (e.g. a 30fps camera stream should have LEDs at 30/60/90/120/... Hz).\n
    Args:\n
        freq (float32) : The desired PWM frequency (24..1526) [Hz].\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_freq_hz(60)\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_channel_value(PwmChannel.Ch1, 2000)\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_enable(True)"]
fn set_pwm_freq_hz(freq: f32) {
    with_navigator!().set_pwm_freq_hz(freq)
}

#[cpy_fn]
#[comment_c = "Sets the duty cycle (the proportion of ON time) for the selected PWM channel."]
#[comment_py = "Sets the duty cycle (the proportion of ON time) for the selected PWM channel.\n
    This sets the PWM channel's OFF counter, with the ON counter hard-coded to 0.\n
    The output turns ON at the start of each cycle, then turns OFF after the specified count
    (value), where each full cycle (defined by :py:func:`set_pwm_freq_hz`) is split into 4096
    segments.\n
    Notes:\n
        A duty cycle of 20% is achieved using a count of 819.\n
        To achieve a specific pulse-duration you need to consider the cycle frequency:\n
        `value = 4095 * pulse_duration / cycle_period`\n
        As an example, if the frequency is set to 50 Hz (20 ms period) then a 1100 µs
        pulse-duration can be achieved with a 5.5% duty cycle, which requires a count of 225.
        Similarly, 1900 µs pulses would be achieved with a count of 389.
    Args:\n
        channel (:py:class:`PwmChannel`): The channel to be selected for PWM.\n
        value (u16) : Duty cycle count value (0..4095).\n
    Examples:\n
        >>> import bluerobotics_navigator as navigator\n
        >>> from bluerobotics_navigator import PwmChannel\n
        >>> navigator.init()\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_freq_hz(1000)\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_channel_value(PwmChannel.Ch1, 2000)\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_enable(True)"]
fn set_pwm_channel_value(channel: PwmChannel, value: u16) {
    with_navigator!().set_pwm_channel_value(channel.into(), value)
}

#[cpy_fn_c]
#[comment = "Sets the duty cycle for a list of multiple PWM channels."]
fn set_pwm_channels_value_c(channels: *const PwmChannel, value: u16, length: usize) {
    let array_channels = unsafe {
        assert!(!channels.is_null());
        std::slice::from_raw_parts(channels, length)
    };
    for channel in array_channels.iter().take(length) {
        with_navigator!().set_pwm_channel_value(channel.clone().into(), value);
    }
}

#[cpy_fn_py]
#[comment = "Like :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_value`. This function sets the duty cycle for a list of multiple PWM channels.\n
    Args:\n
        channels ([:py:class:`PwmChannel`]): A list of PWM channels to configure.\n
        value (u16) : The desired duty cycle value (0..4095).\n
    Examples:\n
        You can use this method like :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_value`.\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_channels_value([PwmChannel.Ch1, PwmChannel.Ch16], 1000)"]
fn set_pwm_channels_value_py(channels: Vec<PwmChannel>, value: u16) {
    for i in 0..channels.len() {
        with_navigator!().set_pwm_channel_value(channels[i].clone().into(), value);
    }
}

#[cpy_fn_c]
#[comment = "Sets the duty cycle (from 0 to 4096) for a list of multiple channels with multiple values."]
fn set_pwm_channels_values_c(channels: *const PwmChannel, values: *const u16, length: usize) {
    let array_channels = unsafe {
        assert!(!channels.is_null());
        std::slice::from_raw_parts(channels, length)
    };
    let array_values = unsafe {
        assert!(!values.is_null());
        std::slice::from_raw_parts(values, length)
    };
    for i in 0..length {
        with_navigator!().set_pwm_channel_value(array_channels[i].clone().into(), array_values[i]);
    }
}

#[cpy_fn_c]
#[comment = "Sets the duty cycle (from 0.0 to 1.0) for a list of multiple channels with multiple values."]
fn set_pwm_channels_duty_cycle_values_c(channels: *const PwmChannel, duty_cycle: *const f32, length: usize) {
    let array_channels = unsafe {
        assert!(!channels.is_null());
        std::slice::from_raw_parts(channels, length)
    };
    let array_values = unsafe {
        assert!(!duty_cycle.is_null());
        std::slice::from_raw_parts(duty_cycle, length)
    };
    for i in 0..length {
        with_navigator!().set_pwm_channel_duty_cycle(array_channels[i].clone().into(), array_values[i]);
    }
}

#[cpy_fn_py]
#[comment = "Like :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_value`. This function sets the duty cycle for a list of
    multiple channels with multiple values.\n
    Args:\n
        channels ([:py:class:`PwmChannel`]): A list of PWM channels to configure.\n
        values ([u16]) : A corresponding list of duty cycle values.\n
    Examples:\n
        You can use this method like :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_value`.\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_channels_values([PwmChannel.Ch1, PwmChannel.Ch5], [1000, 500])"]
fn set_pwm_channels_values_py(channels: Vec<PwmChannel>, values: Vec<u16>) {
    if channels.len() != values.len() {
        println!("The number of values is different from the number of PWM channels.");
        return;
    }

    for i in 0..channels.len() {
        with_navigator!().set_pwm_channel_value(channels[i].clone().into(), values[i]);
    }
}

#[cpy_fn_py]
#[comment = "Like :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_duty_cycle`. This function sets the duty cycle for a list of
    multiple channels with multiple values.\n
    Args:\n
        channels ([:py:class:`PwmChannel`]): A list of PWM channels to configure.\n
        duty_cycle (f32) : Duty cycle count value (0.0 : 1.0).\n
    Examples:\n
        You can use this method like :py:func:`set_pwm_channel_duty_cycle`.\n
        >>> navigator.set_pwm_channels_duty_cycle_values([PwmChannel.Ch1, PwmChannel.Ch5], [0.25, 0.75])"]
fn set_pwm_channels_duty_cycle_values_py(channels: Vec<PwmChannel>, duty_cycle: Vec<f32>) {
    if channels.len() != values.len() {
        println!("The number of values is different from the number of PWM channels.");
        return;
    }

    for i in 0..channels.len() {
        with_navigator!().set_pwm_channel_duty_cycle(channels[i].clone().into(), values[i]);
    }
}
cpy_module!(
    name = bluerobotics_navigator,
    types = [AdcChannel, UserLed, PwmChannel, AxisData, ADCData],
    functions = [
        init,
        self_test,
        set_led,
        get_led,
        set_led_toggle,
        set_led_all,
        set_neopixel,
        read_adc_all,
        read_adc,
        read_pressure,
        read_temp,
        read_mag,
        read_accel,
        read_gyro,
        set_pwm_enable,
        set_pwm_freq_prescale,
        set_pwm_freq_hz,
        set_pwm_channel_value,
        set_pwm_channels_value,
        set_pwm_channels_values,
        set_pwm_channels_duty_cycle_values
    ]
);