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"""Helpers functions for updating different kinds of models in datastore.
"""

__authors__ = [
  '"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',
  '"Sverre Rabbelier" <sverre@rabbelier.nl>',
  '"Lennard de Rijk" <ljvderijk@gmail.com>',
  '"Pawel Solyga" <pawel.solyga@gmail.com>',
  ]


import itertools

from google.appengine.ext import db

from django.utils.translation import ugettext

from soc.cache import sidebar
from soc.logic import dicts
from soc.views import out_of_band


class Error(Exception):
  """Base class for all exceptions raised by this module.
  """

  pass

class InvalidArgumentError(Error):
  """Raised when an invalid argument is passed to a method.

  For example, if an argument is None, but must always be non-False.
  """

  pass

class NoEntityError(InvalidArgumentError):
  """Raised when no entity is passed to a method that requires one.
  """

  pass


class Logic(object):
  """Base logic for entity classes.

  The BaseLogic class functions specific to Entity classes by relying
  on arguments passed to __init__.
  """

  def __init__(self, model, base_model=None, scope_logic=None,
               name=None, skip_properties=None):
    """Defines the name, key_name and model for this entity.
    """

    self._model = model
    self._base_model = base_model
    self._scope_logic = scope_logic

    if name:
      self._name = name
    else:
      self._name =  self._model.__name__

    if skip_properties:
      self._skip_properties = skip_properties
    else:
      self._skip_properties = []

  def getModel(self):
    """Returns the model this logic class uses.
    """

    return self._model

  def getScopeLogic(self):
    """Returns the logic of the enclosing scope.
    """

    return self._scope_logic

  def getScopeDepth(self):
    """Returns the scope depth for this entity.

    Returns None if any of the parent scopes return None.
    """

    if not self._scope_logic:
      return 0

    depth = self._scope_logic.logic.getScopeDepth()
    return None if (depth is None) else (depth + 1)

  def getKeyNameFromFields(self, fields):
    """Returns the KeyName constructed from fields dict for this type of entity.

    The KeyName is in the following format:
    <key_value1>/<key_value2>/.../<key_valueN>
    """

    if not fields:
      raise InvalidArgumentError

    key_field_names = self.getKeyFieldNames()

    # check if all key_field_names for this entity are present in fields
    if not all(field in fields.keys() for field in key_field_names):
      raise InvalidArgumentError("Not all the required key fields are present")

    if not all(fields.get(field) for field in key_field_names):
      raise InvalidArgumentError("Not all KeyValues are non-false")

    # construct the KeyValues in the order given by getKeyFieldNames()
    keyvalues = []
    for key_field_name in key_field_names:
      keyvalues.append(fields[key_field_name])

    # construct the KeyName in the appropriate format
    return '/'.join(keyvalues)

  def getFullModelClassName(self):
    """Returns fully-qualified model module.class name string.
    """

    return '%s.%s' % (self._model.__module__, self._model.__name__)

  def getKeyValuesFromEntity(self, entity):
    """Extracts the key values from entity and returns them.

    The default implementation uses the scope and link_id as key values.

    Args:
      entity: the entity from which to extract the key values
    """

    if not entity:
      raise NoEntityError

    return [entity.scope_path, entity.link_id]

  def getKeyValuesFromFields(self, fields):
    """Extracts the key values from a dict and returns them.

    The default implementation uses the scope and link_id as key values.

    Args:
      fields: the dict from which to extract the key values
    """

    if not all( (i in fields for i in ['scope_path', 'link_id']) ):
      raise InvalidArgumentError

    return [fields['scope_path'], fields['link_id']]

  def getKeyFieldNames(self):
    """Returns an array with the names of the Key Fields.

    The default implementation uses the scope and link_id as key values.
    """

    return ['scope_path', 'link_id']

  def getKeySuffix(self, entity):
    """Returns a suffix for the specified entity or None if no entity specified.

    Args:
      entity: the entity for which to get the suffix
    """

    if not entity:
      return None

    key_values = self.getKeyValuesFromEntity(entity)
    suffix = '/'.join(key_values)

    return suffix

  def getKeyFieldsFromFields(self, dictionary):
    """Does any required massaging and filtering of dictionary.

    The resulting dictionary contains just the key names, and has any
    required translations/modifications performed.

    Args:
      dictionary: The arguments to massage
    """

    if not dictionary:
      raise InvalidArgumentError

    keys = self.getKeyFieldNames()
    values = self.getKeyValuesFromFields(dictionary)
    key_fields = dicts.zip(keys, values)

    return key_fields

  def getFromKeyName(self, key_name):
    """"Returns entity for key_name or None if not found.

    Args:
      key_name: key name of entity
    """

    if not key_name:
      raise InvalidArgumentError

    return self._model.get_by_key_name(key_name)

  def getFromKeyFields(self, fields):
    """Returns the entity for the specified key names, or None if not found.

    Args:
      fields: a dict containing the fields of the entity that
        uniquely identifies it
    """

    if not fields:
      raise InvalidArgumentError

    key_fields = self.getKeyFieldsFromFields(fields)

    if all(key_fields.values()):
      key_name = self.getKeyNameFromFields(key_fields)
      entity = self.getFromKeyName(key_name)
    else:
      entity = None

    return entity

  def getFromKeyFieldsOr404(self, fields):
    """Like getFromKeyFields but expects to find an entity.

    Raises:
      out_of_band.Error if no entity is found
    """

    entity = self.getFromKeyFields(fields)

    if entity:
      return entity

    format_text = ugettext('"%(key)s" is "%(value)s"')

    msg_pairs = [format_text % {'key': key, 'value': value}
      for key, value in key_fields.iteritems()]

    joined_pairs = ' and '.join(msg_pairs)

    msg = ugettext(
      'There is no "%(name)s" where %(pairs)s.') % {
        'name': self._name, 'pairs': joined_pairs}

    raise out_of_band.Error(msg, status=404)

  def getForFields(self, filter=None, unique=False, limit=1000, offset=0):
    """Returns all entities that have the specified properties.

    Args:
      filter: a dict for the properties that the entities should have
      unique: if set, only the first item from the resultset will be returned
      limit: the amount of entities to fetch at most
      offset: the position to start at
    """

    if unique:
      limit = 1

    if filter:
      format_eq = '%(key)s = :%(num)d'
      format_in = '%(key)s IN (%(values)s)'

      n = 1
      conditionals = []
      args = []

      for key, value in filter.iteritems():
        if isinstance(value, list):
          count = len(value)
          args.extend(value)
          values = ', '.join([':%d' % i for i in range(n, n + count)])
          sub = format_in % {'key': key, 'values': values}
          n = n + count
        else:
          sub = format_eq % {'key': key, 'num': n}
          args.append(value)
          n = n + 1
        conditionals.append(sub)

      joined_pairs = ' AND '.join(conditionals)
      condition = 'WHERE ' + joined_pairs

      q = self._model.gql(condition, *args)
    else:
      q = self._model.all()

    result = q.fetch(limit, offset)

    if unique:
      return result[0] if result else None

    return result

  def updateEntityProperties(self, entity, entity_properties, silent=False):
    """Update existing entity using supplied properties.

    Args:
      model: a model entity
      model_properties: keyword arguments that correspond to entity
        properties and their values

    Returns:
      The original entity with any supplied properties changed.
    """

    if not entity:
      raise NoEntityError

    if not entity_properties:
      raise InvalidArgumentError

    properties = self._model.properties()

    for name, prop in properties.iteritems():
      # if the property is not updatable or is not updated, skip it
      if name in self._skip_properties or (name not in entity_properties):
        continue

      if self._updateField(entity, entity_properties, name):
        value = entity_properties[name]
        prop.__set__(entity, value)

    entity.put()

    # call the _onUpdate method
    if not silent:
      self._onUpdate(entity)

    return entity

  def updateOrCreateFromKeyName(self, properties, key_name):
    """Update existing entity, or create new one with supplied properties.

    Args:
      properties: dict with entity properties and their values
      key_name: the key_name of the entity that uniquely identifies it

    Returns:
      the entity corresponding to the key_name, with any supplied
      properties changed, or a new entity now associated with the
      supplied key_name and properties.
    """

    entity = self.getFromKeyName(key_name)

    create_entity = not entity

    if create_entity:
      for property_name in properties:
        self._createField(properties, property_name)

      # entity did not exist, so create one in a transaction
      entity = self._model.get_or_insert(key_name, **properties)
    else:
      # If someone else already created the entity (due to a race), we
      # should not update the propties (as they 'won' the race).
      entity = self.updateEntityProperties(entity, properties, silent=True)

    if create_entity:
      # a new entity has been created call _onCreate
      self._onCreate(entity)
    else:
      # the entity has been updated call _onUpdate
      self._onUpdate(entity)

    return entity

  def isDeletable(self, entity):
    """Returns whether the specified entity can be deleted.

    Args:
      entity: an existing entity in datastore
    """

    return True

  def delete(self, entity):
    """Delete existing entity from datastore.

    Args:
      entity: an existing entity in datastore
    """

    entity.delete()
    # entity has been deleted call _onDelete
    self._onDelete(entity)

  def _createField(self, entity_properties, name):
    """Hook called when a field is created.

    To be exact, this method is called for each field (that has a value
    specified) on an entity that is being created.

    Base classes should override if any special actions need to be
    taken when a field is updated.

    Args:
      name: the name of the field to be created
      value: the value
    """

    if not entity_properties or (name not in entity_properties):
      raise InvalidArgumentError

  def _updateField(self, entity, entity_properties, name):
    """Hook called when a field is updated.

    Base classes should override if any special actions need to be
    taken when a field is updated. The field is not updated if the
    method does not return a True value.

    Args:
      entity: the unaltered entity
      name: the name of the field to be changed
      value: the new value
    """

    if not entity:
      raise NoEntityError

    if not entity_properties or (name not in entity_properties):
      raise InvalidArgumentError

    return True

  def _onCreate(self, entity):
    """Called when an entity has been created.

    Classes that override this can use it to do any post-creation operations.
    """

    if not entity:
      raise NoEntityError

    sidebar.flush()

  def _onUpdate(self, entity):
    """Called when an entity has been updated.

    Classes that override this can use it to do any post-update operations.
    """

    if not entity:
      raise NoEntityError

  def _onDelete(self, entity):
    """Called when an entity has been deleted.

    Classes that override this can use it to do any post-deletion operations.
    """

    if not entity:
      raise NoEntityError
