openpilot is an open source driver assistance system. openpilot performs the functions of Automated Lane Centering and Adaptive Cruise Control for over 200 supported car makes and models.
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## LogReader
Route is a class for conveniently accessing all the [logs](/system/loggerd/) from your routes. The LogReader class reads the non-video logs, i.e. rlog.bz2 and qlog.bz2. There's also a matching FrameReader class for reading the videos.
```python
from openpilot.tools.lib.route import Route
from openpilot.tools.lib.logreader import LogReader
r = Route("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19")
# get a list of paths for the route's rlog files
print(r.log_paths())
# and road camera (fcamera.hevc) files
print(r.camera_paths())
# setup a LogReader to read the route's first rlog
lr = LogReader(r.log_paths()[0])
# print out all the messages in the log
import codecs
codecs.register_error("strict", codecs.backslashreplace_errors)
for msg in lr:
print(msg)
# setup a LogReader for the route's second qlog
lr = LogReader(r.log_paths()[1])
# print all the steering angles values from the log
for msg in lr:
if msg.which() == "carState":
print(msg.carState.steeringAngleDeg)
```
### Segment Ranges
We also support a new format called a "segment range", where you can specify which segments from a route to load.
```python
lr = LogReader("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19/4") # 4th segment
lr = LogReader("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19/4:6") # 4th and 5th segment
lr = LogReader("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19/-1") # last segment
lr = LogReader("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19/:5") # first 5 segments
lr = LogReader("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19/1:") # all except first segment
```
and can select which type of logs to grab
```python
lr = LogReader("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19/4/q") # get qlogs
lr = LogReader("a2a0ccea32023010|2023-07-27--13-01-19/4/r") # get rlogs (default)
```