import json
import logging

from flask import request, url_for
from urllib import quote
from urlparse import urlunparse

from app import app
from endpoints.api import (RepositoryParamResource, nickname, resource, require_repo_admin,
                           log_action, request_error, query_param, parse_args, internal_only,
                           validate_json_request, api, Unauthorized, NotFound, InvalidRequest)
from endpoints.api.build import (build_status_view, trigger_view, RepositoryBuildStatus,
                                 get_trigger_config)
from endpoints.common import start_build
from endpoints.trigger import (BuildTrigger as BuildTriggerBase, TriggerDeactivationException,
                               TriggerActivationException, EmptyRepositoryException,
                               RepositoryReadException)
from data import model
from auth.permissions import UserAdminPermission, AdministerOrganizationPermission, ReadRepositoryPermission
from util.names import parse_robot_username
from util.dockerfileparse import parse_dockerfile


logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


def _prepare_webhook_url(scheme, username, password, hostname, path):
  auth_hostname = '%s:%s@%s' % (quote(username), quote(password), hostname)
  return urlunparse((scheme, auth_hostname, path, '', '', ''))


@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/')
class BuildTriggerList(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Resource for listing repository build triggers. """

  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('listBuildTriggers')
  def get(self, namespace, repository):
    """ List the triggers for the specified repository. """
    triggers = model.list_build_triggers(namespace, repository)
    return {
      'triggers': [trigger_view(trigger) for trigger in triggers]
    }


@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/<trigger_uuid>')
class BuildTrigger(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Resource for managing specific build triggers. """

  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('getBuildTrigger')
  def get(self, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ Get information for the specified build trigger. """
    try:
      trigger = model.get_build_trigger(namespace, repository, trigger_uuid)
    except model.InvalidBuildTriggerException:
      raise NotFound()

    return trigger_view(trigger)

  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('deleteBuildTrigger')
  def delete(self, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ Delete the specified build trigger. """
    try:
      trigger = model.get_build_trigger(namespace, repository, trigger_uuid)
    except model.InvalidBuildTriggerException:
      raise NotFound()

    handler = BuildTriggerBase.get_trigger_for_service(trigger.service.name)
    config_dict = get_trigger_config(trigger)
    if handler.is_active(config_dict):
      try:
        handler.deactivate(trigger.auth_token, config_dict)
      except TriggerDeactivationException as ex:
        # We are just going to eat this error
        logger.warning('Trigger deactivation problem: %s', ex)

      log_action('delete_repo_trigger', namespace, 
                 {'repo': repository, 'trigger_id': trigger_uuid,
                  'service': trigger.service.name, 'config': config_dict},
                 repo=model.get_repository(namespace, repository))

    trigger.delete_instance(recursive=True)

    if trigger.write_token is not None:
      trigger.write_token.delete_instance()

    return 'No Content', 204


@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/<trigger_uuid>/subdir')
@internal_only
class BuildTriggerSubdirs(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Custom verb for fetching the subdirs which are buildable for a trigger. """
  schemas = {
    'BuildTriggerSubdirRequest': {
      'id': 'BuildTriggerSubdirRequest',
      'type': 'object',
      'description': 'Arbitrary json.',
    },
  }

  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('listBuildTriggerSubdirs')
  @validate_json_request('BuildTriggerSubdirRequest')
  def post(self, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ List the subdirectories available for the specified build trigger and source. """
    try:
      trigger = model.get_build_trigger(namespace, repository, trigger_uuid)
    except model.InvalidBuildTriggerException:
      raise NotFound()

    handler = BuildTriggerBase.get_trigger_for_service(trigger.service.name)
    user_permission = UserAdminPermission(trigger.connected_user.username)
    if user_permission.can():
      new_config_dict = request.get_json()

      try:
        subdirs = handler.list_build_subdirs(trigger.auth_token, new_config_dict)
        return {
          'subdir': subdirs,
          'status': 'success'
        }
      except EmptyRepositoryException as exc:
        return {
          'status': 'success',
          'subdir': []
        }
      except RepositoryReadException as exc:
        return {
          'status': 'error',
          'message': exc.message
        }
    else:
      raise Unauthorized()


@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/<trigger_uuid>/activate')
@internal_only
class BuildTriggerActivate(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Custom verb for activating a build trigger once all required information has been collected.
  """
  schemas = {
    'BuildTriggerActivateRequest': {
      'id': 'BuildTriggerActivateRequest',
      'type': 'object',
      'required': [
        'config'
      ],
      'properties': {
        'config': {
          'type': 'object',
          'description': 'Arbitrary json.',
        },
        'pull_robot': {
          'type': 'string',
          'description': 'The name of the robot that will be used to pull images.'
        }
      }
    },
  }

  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('activateBuildTrigger')
  @validate_json_request('BuildTriggerActivateRequest')
  def post(self, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ Activate the specified build trigger. """
    try:
      trigger = model.get_build_trigger(namespace, repository, trigger_uuid)
    except model.InvalidBuildTriggerException:
      raise NotFound()

    handler = BuildTriggerBase.get_trigger_for_service(trigger.service.name)
    existing_config_dict = get_trigger_config(trigger)
    if handler.is_active(existing_config_dict):
      raise InvalidRequest('Trigger config is not sufficient for activation.')

    user_permission = UserAdminPermission(trigger.connected_user.username)
    if user_permission.can():
      # Update the pull robot (if any).
      pull_robot_name = request.get_json().get('pull_robot', None)
      if pull_robot_name:
        pull_robot = model.lookup_robot(pull_robot_name)
        if not pull_robot:
          raise NotFound()

        # Make sure the user has administer permissions for the robot's namespace.
        (robot_namespace, shortname) = parse_robot_username(pull_robot_name)
        if not AdministerOrganizationPermission(robot_namespace).can():
          raise Unauthorized()

        # Make sure the namespace matches that of the trigger.
        if robot_namespace != namespace:
          raise Unauthorized()          

        # Set the pull robot.
        trigger.pull_robot = pull_robot

      # Update the config.
      new_config_dict = request.get_json()['config']

      token_name = 'Build Trigger: %s' % trigger.service.name
      token = model.create_delegate_token(namespace, repository, token_name,
                                          'write')

      try:
        repository_path = '%s/%s' % (trigger.repository.namespace,
                                     trigger.repository.name)
        path = url_for('webhooks.build_trigger_webhook',
                       repository=repository_path, trigger_uuid=trigger.uuid)
        authed_url = _prepare_webhook_url(app.config['PREFERRED_URL_SCHEME'], '$token', token.code,
                                          app.config['SERVER_HOSTNAME'], path)

        final_config = handler.activate(trigger.uuid, authed_url,
                                        trigger.auth_token, new_config_dict)
      except TriggerActivationException as exc:
        token.delete_instance()
        raise request_error(message=exc.message)

      # Save the updated config.
      trigger.config = json.dumps(final_config)
      trigger.write_token = token
      trigger.save()

      # Log the trigger setup.
      repo = model.get_repository(namespace, repository)
      log_action('setup_repo_trigger', namespace,
               {'repo': repository, 'namespace': namespace,
                'trigger_id': trigger.uuid, 'service': trigger.service.name, 
                'pull_robot': trigger.pull_robot.username if trigger.pull_robot else None,
                'config': final_config}, repo=repo)

      return trigger_view(trigger)
    else:
      raise Unauthorized()


@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/<trigger_uuid>/analyze')
@internal_only
class BuildTriggerAnalyze(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Custom verb for analyzing the config for a build trigger and suggesting various changes
      (such as a robot account to use for pulling)
  """
  schemas = {
    'BuildTriggerAnalyzeRequest': {
      'id': 'BuildTriggerAnalyzeRequest',
      'type': 'object',
      'required': [
        'config'
      ],
      'properties': {
        'config': {
          'type': 'object',
          'description': 'Arbitrary json.',
        }
      }
    },
  }

  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('analyzeBuildTrigger')
  @validate_json_request('BuildTriggerAnalyzeRequest')
  def post(self, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ Analyze the specified build trigger configuration. """
    try:
      trigger = model.get_build_trigger(namespace, repository, trigger_uuid)
    except model.InvalidBuildTriggerException:
      raise NotFound()

    handler = BuildTriggerBase.get_trigger_for_service(trigger.service.name)
    new_config_dict = request.get_json()['config']

    try:
      # Load the contents of the Dockerfile.
      contents = handler.load_dockerfile_contents(trigger.auth_token, new_config_dict)
      if not contents:
        return {
          'status': 'error',
          'message': 'Could not read the Dockerfile for the trigger'
        }

      # Parse the contents of the Dockerfile.
      parsed = parse_dockerfile(contents)
      if not parsed:
        return {
          'status': 'error',
          'message': 'Could not parse the Dockerfile specified'
        }
      
      # Determine the base image (i.e. the FROM) for the Dockerfile.
      base_image = parsed.get_base_image()
      if not base_image:
        return {
          'status': 'warning',
          'message': 'No FROM line found in the Dockerfile'
        }

      # Check to see if the base image lives in Quay.
      quay_registry_prefix = '%s/' % (app.config['SERVER_HOSTNAME'])

      if not base_image.startswith(quay_registry_prefix):
        return {
          'status': 'publicbase'
        }

      # Lookup the repository in Quay.
      result = base_image[len(quay_registry_prefix):].split('/', 2)
      if len(result) != 2:
        return {
          'status': 'warning',
          'message': '"%s" is not a valid Quay repository path' % (base_image)
        }

      (base_namespace, base_repository) = result
      found_repository = model.get_repository(base_namespace, base_repository)
      if not found_repository:
        return {
          'status': 'error',
          'message': 'Repository "%s" was not found' % (base_image)
        }

      # If the repository is private and the user cannot see that repo, then
      # mark it as not found.
      can_read = ReadRepositoryPermission(base_namespace, base_repository)
      if found_repository.visibility.name != 'public' and not can_read:
        return {
          'status': 'error',
          'message': 'Repository "%s" was not found' % (base_image)
        }

      # Check to see if the repository is public. If not, we suggest the
      # usage of a robot account to conduct the pull.
      read_robots = []

      if AdministerOrganizationPermission(base_namespace).can():
        def robot_view(robot):
          return {
            'name': robot.username,
            'kind': 'user',
            'is_robot': True
          }

        def is_valid_robot(user):
          # Make sure the user is a robot.
          if not user.robot:
            return False

          # Make sure the current user can see/administer the robot.
          (robot_namespace, shortname) = parse_robot_username(user.username)
          return AdministerOrganizationPermission(robot_namespace).can()
      
        repo_users = list(model.get_all_repo_users_transitive(base_namespace, base_repository))
        read_robots = [robot_view(user) for user in repo_users if is_valid_robot(user)]

      return {
        'namespace': base_namespace,
        'name': base_repository,
        'is_public': found_repository.visibility.name == 'public',
        'robots': read_robots,
        'status': 'analyzed',
        'dockerfile_url': handler.dockerfile_url(trigger.auth_token, new_config_dict)
      }

    except RepositoryReadException as rre:
      return {
        'status': 'error',
        'message': rre.message
      }

    raise NotFound()
    

@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/<trigger_uuid>/start')
class ActivateBuildTrigger(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Custom verb to manually activate a build trigger. """

  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('manuallyStartBuildTrigger')
  def post(self, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ Manually start a build from the specified trigger. """
    try:
      trigger = model.get_build_trigger(namespace, repository, trigger_uuid)
    except model.InvalidBuildTriggerException:
      raise NotFound()

    handler = BuildTriggerBase.get_trigger_for_service(trigger.service.name)
    config_dict = get_trigger_config(trigger)
    if not handler.is_active(config_dict):
      raise InvalidRequest('Trigger is not active.')

    specs = handler.manual_start(trigger.auth_token, config_dict)
    dockerfile_id, tags, name, subdir = specs

    repo = model.get_repository(namespace, repository)
    pull_robot_name = model.get_pull_robot_name(trigger)

    build_request = start_build(repo, dockerfile_id, tags, name, subdir, True,
                                pull_robot_name=pull_robot_name)

    resp = build_status_view(build_request, True)
    repo_string = '%s/%s' % (namespace, repository)
    headers = {
      'Location': api.url_for(RepositoryBuildStatus, repository=repo_string,
                              build_uuid=build_request.uuid),
    }
    return resp, 201, headers


@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/<trigger_uuid>/builds')
class TriggerBuildList(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Resource to represent builds that were activated from the specified trigger. """
  @require_repo_admin
  @parse_args
  @query_param('limit', 'The maximum number of builds to return', type=int, default=5)
  @nickname('listTriggerRecentBuilds')
  def get(self, args, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ List the builds started by the specified trigger. """
    limit = args['limit']
    builds = list(model.list_trigger_builds(namespace, repository,
                                            trigger_uuid, limit))
    return {
      'builds': [build_status_view(build, True) for build in builds]
    }


@resource('/v1/repository/<repopath:repository>/trigger/<trigger_uuid>/sources')
@internal_only
class BuildTriggerSources(RepositoryParamResource):
  """ Custom verb to fetch the list of build sources for the trigger config. """
  @require_repo_admin
  @nickname('listTriggerBuildSources')
  def get(self, namespace, repository, trigger_uuid):
    """ List the build sources for the trigger configuration thus far. """
    try:
      trigger = model.get_build_trigger(namespace, repository, trigger_uuid)
    except model.InvalidBuildTriggerException:
      raise NotFound()

    user_permission = UserAdminPermission(trigger.connected_user.username)
    if user_permission.can():
      trigger_handler = BuildTriggerBase.get_trigger_for_service(trigger.service.name)
        
      return {
        'sources': trigger_handler.list_build_sources(trigger.auth_token)
      }
    else:
      raise Unauthorized()