carp_core 1.6.0

The core domain model for the Copenhagen Research Platform (CARP) in Dart.

example/lib/example.dart

import 'package:carp_core/carp_core.dart';
import 'package:carp_serializable/carp_serializable.dart';

// These examples tries to mimic the example from the carp_core Kotlin
// example at https://github.com/cph-cachet/carp.core-kotlin#example
//
// These are a very simple examples showing the basic of carp_core.
//
// Examples of how carp_core is used in CARP Mobile Sensing (CAMS) can be
// found at:
//
//   * https://github.com/cph-cachet/carp.sensing-flutter
//   * https://github.com/cph-cachet/carp.sensing-flutter/wiki

/// Example of how to use the **protocol** sub-system domain models
void carpCoreProtocolExample() async {
  // Create a new study protocol.
  var protocol = StudyProtocol(
    ownerId: UUID.v1,
    name: 'Track patient movement',
  );

  // Define which devices are used for data collection.
  var phone = Smartphone(roleName: "Patient's phone")
    ..defaultSamplingConfiguration?[CarpDataTypes.GEOLOCATION_TYPE_NAME] =
        GranularitySamplingConfiguration(Granularity.Balanced);

  protocol.addPrimaryDevice(phone);

  // Define what needs to be measured, on which device, when.
  var trackMovement = BackgroundTask(
    name: "Track movement",
    measures: [
      phone.dataTypeSamplingSchemes![Geolocation.dataType]!.measure,
      phone.dataTypeSamplingSchemes![StepCount.dataType]!.measure,
    ],
    description: "Track activity level and number of places visited per day.",
  );

  protocol.addTaskControl(
    phone.atStartOfStudy,
    trackMovement,
    phone,
    Control.Start,
  );

  // JSON output of the study protocol, compatible with the rest of the
  // CARP infrastructure.
  var json = toJsonString(protocol.toJson());
}

/// Example of how to use the **deployment** sub-system domain models.
///
/// Most calls to this subsystem are abstracted away by the 'studies' and
/// 'clients' subsystems, so you wouldn't call its endpoints directly.
/// Example code which is called when a study is created and accessed by a client.
void carpCoreDeploymentExample() async {
  DeploymentService? deploymentService;
  StudyProtocol trackPatientStudy = StudyProtocol(
    ownerId: '[e-mail]',
    name: 'Tracking',
  );
  Smartphone patientPhone =
      trackPatientStudy.primaryDevices.first as Smartphone;

  // This is called by `StudyService` when deploying a participant group.
  var invitation = ParticipantInvitation(
      participantId: UUID.v1,
      assignedRoles: AssignedTo.all(),
      identity: EmailAccountIdentity("[e-mail]"),
      invitation: StudyInvitation(
          "Movement study", "This study tracks your movements."));

  String studyDeploymentId = UUID.v1;
  await deploymentService?.createStudyDeployment(
    trackPatientStudy,
    [invitation],
    studyDeploymentId,
  );

  // What comes after is similar to what is called by the client in `carp.client`:

  // Register the device to be deployed.
  var registration = patientPhone.createRegistration(
    deviceId: "xxxxxxxxx",
    deviceDisplayName: "Pixel 6 Pro (Android 12)",
  );
  StudyDeploymentStatus? status = await deploymentService?.registerDevice(
    studyDeploymentId,
    patientPhone.roleName,
    registration,
  );

  // Retrieve information on what to run and indicate the device is ready to
  // collect the requested data.
  DeviceDeploymentStatus? patientPhoneStatus =
      status?.getDeviceStatus(patientPhone);

  if (patientPhoneStatus!
      .canObtainDeviceDeployment) // True since there are no dependent devices.
  {
    PrimaryDeviceDeployment? deploymentInformation = await deploymentService
        ?.getDeviceDeploymentFor(studyDeploymentId, patientPhone.roleName);

    DateTime? deployedOn =
        deploymentInformation?.lastUpdatedOn; // To verify correct deployment.
    deploymentService?.deviceDeployed(
        studyDeploymentId, patientPhone.roleName, deployedOn!);
  }

  // Now that all devices have been registered and deployed, the deployment is ready.
  status = await deploymentService?.getStudyDeploymentStatus(studyDeploymentId);
  var isReady = status?.status == StudyDeploymentStatusTypes.DeploymentReady;
}

/// Example of how to use the **data** sub-system domain models.
///
/// Calls to this subsystem are abstracted away by the 'deployments' subsystem
/// and are planned to be abstracted away by the 'clients' subsystem.
/// Example code which is called once a deployment is running and data is subsequently
/// uploaded by the client.
void carpCoreDataExample() async {
  DataStreamService? dataStreamService;
  String studyDeploymentId = '...'; // Provided by the 'deployments' subsystem.

  // This is called by the `DeploymentsService` once the deployment starts running.
  String device = "Patient's phone";

  var geolocation = ExpectedDataStream(
    deviceRoleName: device,
    dataType: Geolocation.dataType,
  );

  var stepCount = ExpectedDataStream(
    deviceRoleName: device,
    dataType: StepCount.dataType,
  );

  var configuration = DataStreamsConfiguration(
      studyDeploymentId: studyDeploymentId,
      expectedDataStreams: {geolocation, stepCount});

  dataStreamService?.openDataStreams(configuration);

  var measurement = Measurement(
      sensorStartTime: DateTime.now().microsecondsSinceEpoch,
      data: Geolocation(latitude: 12, longitude: 23));

  var uploadData = DataStreamBatch(
      dataStream: DataStreamId(
          studyDeploymentId: studyDeploymentId,
          deviceRoleName: device,
          dataType: Geolocation.dataType),
      firstSequenceId: 0,
      measurements: [measurement],
      triggerIds: {0});

  dataStreamService?.appendToDataStreams(studyDeploymentId, [uploadData]);
}

/// Example of how to use the **client** sub-system domain models.
///
/// Example initialization of a smartphone client for the participant that got
/// invited to a study.
void carpCoreClientExample() async {
  ParticipationService? participationService;
  DeploymentService? deploymentService;
  DeviceDataCollectorFactory? deviceRegistry;

  // Retrieve invitation to participate in the study using a specific device.
  Account account = Account.withEmailIdentity('[e-mail]');
  ActiveParticipationInvitation? invitation = (await participationService
          ?.getActiveParticipationInvitations(account.id))
      ?.first;
  String? studyDeploymentId = invitation?.studyDeploymentId;
  String? deviceToUse = invitation?.assignedDevices?.first.device.roleName;

  // Create a study runtime for the study.
  var client = SmartphoneClient();
  // Configure the client by specifying the deployment service, the device controller,
  // and a unique device id.
  client.configure(
      deploymentService: deploymentService!,
      deviceController: deviceRegistry!,
      registration: SmartphoneDeviceRegistration(
        deviceId: 'xxxxx',
        deviceDisplayName: "Pixel 6 Pro (Android 12)",
      ));

  Study study = await client.addStudy(studyDeploymentId!, deviceToUse!);

  // Register connected devices in case needed.
  var connectedDevice = study.deviceRoleName;
  var connectedRegistration = client.registration;
  deploymentService.registerDevice(
    studyDeploymentId,
    connectedDevice,
    connectedRegistration!,
  );

  // Try deployment now that devices have been registered.
  StudyStatus status = await client.tryDeployment(study);
  var isDeployed = status == StudyStatus.Deployed;
  assert(isDeployed, true);
}