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conversion: Factor out calculate_timeout

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Factor out the logic behind the calculate_timeout() method, used in
Dangerzone conversions, so that isolation providers can call it
directly.
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Alex Pyrgiotis 2023-09-13 15:38:36 +03:00
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dangerzone/conversion/common.py
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@ -22,6 +22,28 @@ def running_on_qubes() -> bool:
return os.path.exists("/usr/share/qubes/marker-vm")
def calculate_timeout(size: float, pages: Optional[float] = None) -> float:
"""Calculate the timeout for a command.
The timeout calculation takes two factors in mind:
1. The size (in MiBs) of the dataset (document, multiple pages).
2. The number of pages in the dataset.
It then calculates proportional timeout values based on the above, and keeps the
large one. This way, we can handle several corner cases:
* Documents with lots of pages, but small file size.
* Single images with large file size.
"""
# Do not have timeouts lower than 10 seconds, if the file size is small, since
# we need to take into account the program's startup time as well.
timeout = max(TIMEOUT_PER_MB * size, TIMEOUT_MIN)
if pages:
timeout = max(timeout, TIMEOUT_PER_PAGE * pages)
return timeout
class DangerzoneConverter:
def __init__(self, progress_callback: Optional[Callable] = None) -> None:
self.percentage: float = 0.0
@ -111,28 +133,11 @@ class DangerzoneConverter:
def calculate_timeout(
self, size: float, pages: Optional[float] = None
) -> Optional[float]:
"""Calculate the timeout for a command.
The timeout calculation takes two factors in mind:
1. The size (in MiBs) of the dataset (document, multiple pages).
2. The number of pages in the dataset.
It then calculates proportional timeout values based on the above, and keeps the
large one. This way, we can handle several corner cases:
* Documents with lots of pages, but small file size.
* Single images with large file size.
"""
"""Calculate the timeout for a command."""
if not int(os.environ.get("ENABLE_TIMEOUTS", 1)):
return None
# Do not have timeouts lower than 10 seconds, if the file size is small, since
# we need to take into account the program's startup time as well.
timeout = max(TIMEOUT_PER_MB * size, TIMEOUT_MIN)
if pages:
timeout = max(timeout, TIMEOUT_PER_PAGE * pages)
return timeout
return calculate_timeout(size, pages)
@abstractmethod
async def convert(self) -> None: