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"""Helpers for manipulating HTTP requests.

"""

__authors__ = [

  '"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',

  ]

import urlparse

def getSingleIndexedParamValue(request, param_name, values=()):

  """Returns a value indexed by a query parameter in the HTTP request.

  Args:

    request: the Django HTTP request object

    param_name: name of the query parameter in the HTTP request

    values: list (or tuple) of ordered values; one of which is

      retrieved by the index value of the param_name argument in

      the HTTP request

  Returns:

    None if the query parameter was not present, was not an integer, or

      was an integer that is not a valid [0..len(values)-1] index into

      the values list.

    Otherwise, returns values[int(param_name value)]

  """

  value_idx = request.GET.get(param_name)

  if isinstance(value_idx, (tuple, list)):

    # keep only the first argument if multiple are present

    value_idx = value_idx[0]

  try:

    # GET parameter 'param_name' should be an integer value index

    value_idx = int(value_idx) if value_idx is not None else -1

  except ValueError:

    # ignore bogus or missing parameter values, so return None (no message)

    return None

  if value_idx < 0:

    # value index out of range, so return None (no value)

    return None

  if value_idx >= len(values):

    # value index out of range, so return None (no value)

    return None

  # return value associated with valid value index

  return values[value_idx]

def getSingleIndexedParamValueIfMissing(value, request, param_name,

                                        values=()):

  """Returns missing value indexed by a query parameter in the HTTP request.

  Args:

    value: an existing value, or a "False" value such as None

    request, param_name, values: see getSingleIndexParamValue()

  Returns:

    value, if value is "non-False"

    Otherwise, returns getSingleIndexedParamValue() result.

  """

  if value:

    # value already present, so return it

    return value

  return getSingleIndexedParamValue(request, param_name, values=values)

# TODO(tlarsen):  write getMultipleIndexParamValues() that returns a

#   list of values if present, omitting those values that are

#   out of range

def isReferrerSelf(request,

                   expected_prefix=None, suffix=None, url_name=None):

  """Returns True if HTTP referrer path starts with the HTTP request path.

  Args:

    request: the Django HTTP request object; request.path is used if

      expected_path is not supplied (the most common usage)

    expected_prefix: optional HTTP path to use instead of the one in

      request.path; default is None (use request.path)

    suffix: suffix to remove from the HTTP request path before comparing

      it to the HTTP referrer path in the HTTP request object headers

      (this is often an link ID, for example, that may be changing from

      a POST referrer to a GET redirect target) 

    url_name: url name of the entity that is being created

  Returns:

    True if HTTP referrer path begins with the HTTP request path (either

      request.path or expected_prefix instead if it was supplied), after

      any suffix was removed from that request path

    False otherwise

  """

  http_from = request.META.get('HTTP_REFERER')

  if not http_from:

    # no HTTP referrer, so cannot possibly start with expected prefix

    return False

  if http_from.startswith(http_host):

    return True

  from_path = urlparse.urlparse(http_from).path

  if not expected_prefix:

    # use HTTP request path, since expected_prefix was not supplied

    expected_prefix = request.path

  if suffix:

    # remove suffix (such as a link ID) before comparison

    chars_to_remove = len(suffix)

    if not suffix.startswith('/'):

      chars_to_remove = chars_to_remove + 1

    expected_prefix = expected_prefix[:-chars_to_remove]

  if not from_path.startswith(expected_prefix):

    # expected prefix did not match first part of HTTP referrer path

    return False

  # HTTP referrer started with (possibly truncated) expected prefix

  return True

def replaceSuffix(path, old_suffix, new_suffix=None, params=None):

  """Replace the last part of a URL path with something else.

  Also appends an optional list of query parameters.  Used for

  replacing, for example, one link ID at the end of a relative

  URL path with another.

  Args:

    path: HTTP request relative URL path (with no query arguments)

    old_suffix: expected suffix at the end of request.path component;

      if any False value (such as None), the empty string '' is used

    new_suffix: if non-False, appended to request.path along with a

      '/' separator (after removing old_suffix if necessary)

    params: an optional dictionary of query parameters to append to

      the redirect target; appended as ?<key1>=<value1>&<key2>=...

  Returns:

    /path/with/new_suffix?a=1&b=2

  """    

  if not old_suffix:

    old_suffix = ''

  old_suffix = '/' + old_suffix

  if path.endswith(old_suffix):

    # also removes any trailing '/' if old_suffix was empty

    path = path[:-len(old_suffix)]

  if new_suffix:

    # if present, appends new_suffix, after '/' separator

    path = '%s/%s' % (path, new_suffix)

  if params:

    # appends any query parameters, after a '?' and separated by '&'

    path = '%s?%s' % (path, '&'.join(

        ['%s=%s' % (p,v) for p,v in params.iteritems()]))

  return path