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import datetime import json import logging from enum import Enum from typing import Any, List, Optional, Type, TypeVar, Union from uaclient import exceptions, messages, util LOG = logging.getLogger(util.replace_top_level_logger_name(__name__)) class IncorrectTypeError(exceptions.UbuntuProError): _formatted_msg = messages.E_INCORRECT_TYPE_ERROR_MESSAGE expected_type = None # type: str got_type = None # type: str class IncorrectListElementTypeError(IncorrectTypeError): _formatted_msg = messages.E_INCORRECT_LIST_ELEMENT_TYPE_ERROR_MESSAGE def __init__(self, *, err: IncorrectTypeError, at_index: int): super().__init__(index=at_index, nested_msg=err.msg) self.expected_type = err.expected_type self.got_type = err.got_type class IncorrectFieldTypeError(IncorrectTypeError): _formatted_msg = messages.E_INCORRECT_FIELD_TYPE_ERROR_MESSAGE key = None # type: str def __init__(self, *, err: IncorrectTypeError, key: str): super().__init__(key=key, nested_msg=err.msg) self.expected_type = err.expected_type self.got_type = err.got_type class IncorrectEnumValueError(IncorrectTypeError): _formatted_msg = messages.E_INCORRECT_ENUM_VALUE_ERROR_MESSAGE def __init__(self, *, values: List[Union[str, int]], enum_class: Any): super().__init__(values=values, enum_class=repr(enum_class)) self.expected_type = "one of: {}".format( ", ".join([str(v) for v in values]) ) self.got_type = "<invalid_value>" class DataValue: """ Generic data value to be extended by more specific typed data values. This establishes the interface of a static/class method called `from_value` that returns the parsed value if appropriate. """ @staticmethod def from_value(val: Any) -> Any: return val E = TypeVar("E", bound="EnumDataValue") class EnumDataValue(DataValue, Enum): """ To be used for parsing enum values from_value raises an error if the value is not in the enum class values and returns the value if found. """ @classmethod def from_value(cls: Type[E], val: Any) -> E: try: return cls(val) except ValueError: values = [i.value for i in cls] raise IncorrectEnumValueError(values=values, enum_class=cls) class StringDataValue(DataValue): """ To be used for parsing string values from_value raises an error if the value is not a string and returns the string itself if it is a string. """ @staticmethod def from_value(val: Any) -> str: if not isinstance(val, str): raise IncorrectTypeError( expected_type="str", got_type=type(val).__name__ ) return val class IntDataValue(DataValue): """ To be used for parsing int values from_value raises an error if the value is not a int and returns the int itself if it is a int. """ @staticmethod def from_value(val: Any) -> int: if not isinstance(val, int) or isinstance(val, bool): raise IncorrectTypeError( expected_type="int", got_type=type(val).__name__ ) return val class BoolDataValue(DataValue): """ To be used for parsing bool values from_value raises an error if the value is not a bool and returns the bool itself if it is a bool. """ @staticmethod def from_value(val: Any) -> bool: if not isinstance(val, bool): raise IncorrectTypeError( expected_type="bool", got_type=type(val).__name__ ) return val class DatetimeDataValue(DataValue): """ This expects that value is a datetime. from_value raises an error if the value is not a datetime and returns the datetime itself if it is a datetime. """ @staticmethod def from_value(val: Any) -> datetime.datetime: if not isinstance(val, datetime.datetime): raise IncorrectTypeError( expected_type="datetime", got_type=type(val).__name__ ) return val def data_list(data_cls: Type[DataValue]) -> Type[DataValue]: """ To be used for parsing lists of a certain DataValue type. Returns a class that extends DataValue and validates that each item in a list is the correct type in its from_value. """ class _DataList(DataValue): @staticmethod def from_value(val: Any) -> List: if not isinstance(val, list): raise IncorrectTypeError( expected_type="list", got_type=type(val).__name__ ) new_val = [] for i, item in enumerate(val): try: new_val.append(data_cls.from_value(item)) except IncorrectTypeError as e: raise IncorrectListElementTypeError(err=e, at_index=i) return new_val return _DataList def data_list_to_list( val: List[Union["DataObject", list, str, int, bool, Enum]], keep_none: bool = True, ) -> list: new_val = [] # type: list for item in val: if isinstance(item, DataObject): new_val.append(item.to_dict(keep_none)) elif isinstance(item, list): new_val.append(data_list_to_list(item, keep_none)) elif isinstance(item, Enum): new_val.append(item.value) else: new_val.append(item) return new_val class Field: """ For defining the fields static property of a DataObject. """ def __init__( self, key: str, data_cls: Type[DataValue], required: bool = True, dict_key: Optional[str] = None, ): self.key = key self.data_cls = data_cls self.required = required if dict_key is not None: self.dict_key = dict_key else: self.dict_key = self.key T = TypeVar("T", bound="DataObject") class DataObject(DataValue): """ For defining a python object that can be parsed from a dict. Validates that a set of expected fields are present in the dict that is parsed and that the values of those fields are the correct DataValue by calling from_value on each. The fields are defined using the `fields` static property. DataObjects can be used in Fields of other DataObjects. To define a new DataObject: 1. Create a new class that extends DataObject. 2. Define the `fields` static property to be a list of Field objects 3. Define the constructor to take kwargs that match the list of Field objects. a. Example 1: Field("keyname", StringDataValue) -> keyname: str b. Example 2: Field("keyname", data_list(IntDataValue), required=False) -> keyname: Optional[List[int]] # noqa: E501 4. Use from_value or from_dict to parse a dict into the python object. """ fields = [] # type: List[Field] def __init__(self, **_kwargs): pass def __eq__(self, other): for field in self.fields: self_val = getattr(self, field.key, None) other_val = getattr(other, field.key, None) if self_val != other_val: return False return True def __repr__(self): return "{}{}".format( self.__class__.__name__, self.to_dict().__repr__() ) def to_dict(self, keep_none: bool = True) -> dict: d = {} for field in self.fields: val = getattr(self, field.key, None) new_val = None # type: Any if isinstance(val, DataObject): new_val = val.to_dict(keep_none) elif isinstance(val, list): new_val = data_list_to_list(val, keep_none) elif isinstance(val, Enum): new_val = val.value else: # simple type, just copy new_val = val if new_val is not None or keep_none: d[field.dict_key] = new_val return d def to_json(self, keep_null: bool = True) -> str: return json.dumps( self.to_dict(keep_none=keep_null), sort_keys=True, cls=util.DatetimeAwareJSONEncoder, ) @classmethod def from_dict( cls: Type[T], d: dict, optional_type_errors_become_null: bool = False ) -> T: kwargs = {} for field in cls.fields: try: val = d[field.dict_key] except KeyError: if field.required: raise IncorrectFieldTypeError( err=IncorrectTypeError( expected_type=field.data_cls.__name__, got_type="null", ), key=field.dict_key, ) else: val = None if val is not None: try: val = field.data_cls.from_value(val) except IncorrectTypeError as e: if not field.required and optional_type_errors_become_null: LOG.warning( "%s is wrong type (expected %s but got %s) but " "considered optional - treating as null", field.key, e.expected_type, e.got_type, ) val = None else: raise IncorrectFieldTypeError( err=e, key=field.dict_key ) kwargs[field.key] = val return cls(**kwargs) @classmethod def from_value(cls, val: Any): if not isinstance(val, dict): raise IncorrectTypeError( expected_type="dict", got_type=type(val).__name__ ) return cls.from_dict(val) class AttachActionsConfigFile(DataObject): """ The format of the yaml file that can be passed with pro attach --attach-config /path/to/file """ fields = [ Field("token", StringDataValue), Field("enable_services", data_list(StringDataValue), required=False), ] def __init__(self, *, token: str, enable_services: Optional[List[str]]): self.token = token self.enable_services = enable_services