#
# Author:: John Keiser (<jkeiser@opscode.com>)
# Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2012 Opscode, Inc.
# License:: Apache License, Version 2.0
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require 'chef_fs/path_utils'
require 'chef_fs/file_system/operation_skipped_error'
require 'chef_fs/file_system/operation_not_allowed_error'

module ChefFS
  module FileSystem
    # Yields a list of all things under (and including) this entry that match the
    # given pattern.
    #
    # ==== Attributes
    #
    # * +entry+ - Entry to start listing under
    # * +pattern+ - ChefFS::FilePattern to match children under
    #
    def self.list(entry, pattern, &block)
      # Include self in results if it matches
      if pattern.match?(entry.path)
        block.call(entry)
      end

      if pattern.could_match_children?(entry.path)
        # If it's possible that our children could match, descend in and add matches.
        exact_child_name = pattern.exact_child_name_under(entry.path)

        # If we've got an exact name, don't bother listing children; just grab the
        # child with the given name.
        if exact_child_name
          exact_child = entry.child(exact_child_name)
          if exact_child
            list(exact_child, pattern, &block)
          end

        # Otherwise, go through all children and find any matches
        elsif entry.dir?
          entry.children.each do |child|
            list(child, pattern, &block)
          end
        end
      end
    end

    # Resolve the given path against the entry, returning
    # the entry at the end of the path.
    #
    # ==== Attributes
    #
    # * +entry+ - the entry to start looking under.  Relative
    #   paths will be resolved from here.
    # * +path+ - the path to resolve.  If it starts with +/+,
    #   the path will be resolved starting from +entry.root+.
    #
    # ==== Examples
    #
    #     ChefFS::FileSystem.resolve_path(root_path, 'cookbooks/java/recipes/default.rb')
    #
    def self.resolve_path(entry, path)
      return entry if path.length == 0
      return resolve_path(entry.root, path) if path[0,1] == "/" && entry.root != entry
      if path[0,1] == "/"
        path = path[1,path.length-1]
      end

      result = entry
      ChefFS::PathUtils::split(path).each do |part|
        result = result.child(part)
      end
      result
    end

    # Copy everything matching the given pattern from src to dest.
    #
    # After this method completes, everything in dest matching the
    # given pattern will look identical to src.
    #
    # ==== Attributes
    #
    # * +pattern+ - ChefFS::FilePattern to match children under
    # * +src_root+ - the root from which things will be copied
    # * +dest_root+ - the root to which things will be copied
    # * +recurse_depth+ - the maximum depth to copy things. +nil+
    #   means infinite depth.  0 means no recursion.
    # * +options+ - hash of options:
    #   - +purge+ - if +true+, items in +dest+ that are not in +src+
    #   will be deleted from +dest+.  If +false+, these items will
    #   be left alone.
    #   - +force+ - if +true+, matching files are always copied from
    #     +src+ to +dest+.  If +false+, they will only be copied if
    #     actually different (which will take time to determine).
    #   - +dry_run+ - if +true+, action will not actually be taken;
    #     things will be printed out instead.
    #
    # ==== Examples
    #
    #     ChefFS::FileSystem.copy_to(FilePattern.new('/cookbooks'),
    #       chef_fs, local_fs, nil, true) do |message|
    #       puts message
    #     end
    #
    def self.copy_to(pattern, src_root, dest_root, recurse_depth, options, ui, format_path)
      found_result = false
      error = false
      list_pairs(pattern, src_root, dest_root) do |src, dest|
        found_result = true
        new_dest_parent = get_or_create_parent(dest, options, ui, format_path)
        child_error = copy_entries(src, dest, new_dest_parent, recurse_depth, options, ui, format_path)
        error ||= child_error
      end
      if !found_result && pattern.exact_path
        ui.error "#{pattern}: No such file or directory on remote or local"
        error = true
      end
      error
    end

    # Yield entries for children that are in either +a_root+ or +b_root+, with
    # matching pairs matched up.
    #
    # ==== Yields
    #
    # Yields matching entries in pairs:
    #
    #    [ a_entry, b_entry ]
    #
    # ==== Example
    #
    #     ChefFS::FileSystem.list_pairs(FilePattern.new('**x.txt', a_root, b_root)) do |a, b|
    #       ...
    #     end
    #
    def self.list_pairs(pattern, a_root, b_root)
      # Make sure everything on the server is also on the filesystem, and diff
      found_paths = Set.new
      ChefFS::FileSystem.list(a_root, pattern) do |a|
        found_paths << a.path
        b = ChefFS::FileSystem.resolve_path(b_root, a.path)
        yield [ a, b ]
      end

      # Check the outer regex pattern to see if it matches anything on the
      # filesystem that isn't on the server
      ChefFS::FileSystem.list(b_root, pattern) do |b|
        if !found_paths.include?(b.path)
          a = ChefFS::FileSystem.resolve_path(a_root, b.path)
          yield [ a, b ]
        end
      end
    end

    # Get entries for children of either a or b, with matching pairs matched up.
    #
    # ==== Returns
    #
    # An array of child pairs.
    #
    #     [ [ a_child, b_child ], ... ]
    #
    # If a child is only in a or only in b, the other child entry will be
    # retrieved by name (and will most likely be a "nonexistent child").
    #
    # ==== Example
    #
    #     ChefFS::FileSystem.child_pairs(a, b).length
    #
    def self.child_pairs(a, b)
      # If both are directories, recurse into them and diff the children instead of returning ourselves.
      result = []
      a_children_names = Set.new
      a.children.each do |a_child|
        a_children_names << a_child.name
        result << [ a_child, b.child(a_child.name) ]
      end

      # Check b for children that aren't in a
      b.children.each do |b_child|
        if !a_children_names.include?(b_child.name)
          result << [ a.child(b_child.name), b_child ]
        end
      end
      result
    end

    def self.compare(a, b)
      are_same, a_value, b_value = a.compare_to(b)
      if are_same.nil?
        are_same, b_value, a_value = b.compare_to(a)
      end
      if are_same.nil?
        begin
          a_value = a.read if a_value.nil?
        rescue ChefFS::FileSystem::NotFoundError
          a_value = :none
        end
        begin
          b_value = b.read if b_value.nil?
        rescue ChefFS::FileSystem::NotFoundError
          b_value = :none
        end
        are_same = (a_value == b_value)
      end
      [ are_same, a_value, b_value ]
    end

    private

    # Copy two entries (could be files or dirs)
    def self.copy_entries(src_entry, dest_entry, new_dest_parent, recurse_depth, options, ui, format_path)
      # A NOTE about this algorithm:
      # There are cases where this algorithm does too many network requests.
      # knife upload with a specific filename will first check if the file
      # exists (a "dir" in the parent) before deciding whether to POST or
      # PUT it.  If we just tried PUT (or POST) and then tried the other if
      # the conflict failed, we wouldn't need to check existence.
      # On the other hand, we may already have DONE the request, in which
      # case we shouldn't waste time trying PUT if we know the file doesn't
      # exist.
      # Will need to decide how that works with checksums, though.

      error = false
      begin
        dest_path = format_path.call(dest_entry)
        src_path = format_path.call(src_entry)
        if !src_entry.exists?
          if options[:purge]
            # If we would not have uploaded it, we will not purge it.
            if src_entry.parent.can_have_child?(dest_entry.name, dest_entry.dir?)
              if options[:dry_run]
                ui.output "Would delete #{dest_path}"
              else
                dest_entry.delete(true)
                ui.output "Deleted extra entry #{dest_path} (purge is on)"
              end
            else
              Chef::Log.info("Not deleting extra entry #{dest_path} (purge is off)")
            end
          end

        elsif !dest_entry.exists?
          if new_dest_parent.can_have_child?(src_entry.name, src_entry.dir?)
            # If the entry can do a copy directly from filesystem, do that.
            if new_dest_parent.respond_to?(:create_child_from)
              if options[:dry_run]
                ui.output "Would create #{dest_path}"
              else
                new_dest_parent.create_child_from(src_entry)
                ui.output "Created #{dest_path}"
              end
              return
            end

            if src_entry.dir?
              if options[:dry_run]
                ui.output "Would create #{dest_path}"
                new_dest_dir = new_dest_parent.child(src_entry.name)
              else
                new_dest_dir = new_dest_parent.create_child(src_entry.name, nil)
                ui.output "Created #{dest_path}"
              end
              # Directory creation is recursive.
              if recurse_depth != 0
                src_entry.children.each do |src_child|
                  new_dest_child = new_dest_dir.child(src_child.name)
                  child_error = copy_entries(src_child, new_dest_child, new_dest_dir, recurse_depth ? recurse_depth - 1 : recurse_depth, options, ui, format_path)
                  error ||= child_error
                end
              end
            else
              if options[:dry_run]
                ui.output "Would create #{dest_path}"
              else
                new_dest_parent.create_child(src_entry.name, src_entry.read)
                ui.output "Created #{dest_path}"
              end
            end
          end

        else
          # Both exist.

          # If the entry can do a copy directly, do that.
          if dest_entry.respond_to?(:copy_from)
            if options[:force] || compare(src_entry, dest_entry)[0] == false
              if options[:dry_run]
                ui.output "Would update #{dest_path}"
              else
                dest_entry.copy_from(src_entry)
                ui.output "Updated #{dest_path}"
              end
            end
            return
          end

          # If they are different types, log an error.
          if src_entry.dir?
            if dest_entry.dir?
              # If both are directories, recurse into their children
              if recurse_depth != 0
                child_pairs(src_entry, dest_entry).each do |src_child, dest_child|
                  child_error = copy_entries(src_child, dest_child, dest_entry, recurse_depth ? recurse_depth - 1 : recurse_depth, options, ui, format_path)
                  error ||= child_error
                end
              end
            else
              # If they are different types.
              ui.error("File #{src_path} is a directory while file #{dest_path} is a regular file\n")
              return
            end
          else
            if dest_entry.dir?
              ui.error("File #{src_path} is a directory while file #{dest_path} is a regular file\n")
              return
            else

              # Both are files!  Copy them unless we're sure they are the same.
              if options[:force]
                should_copy = true
                src_value = nil
              else
                are_same, src_value, dest_value = compare(src_entry, dest_entry)
                should_copy = !are_same
              end
              if should_copy
                if options[:dry_run]
                  ui.output "Would update #{dest_path}"
                else
                  src_value = src_entry.read if src_value.nil?
                  dest_entry.write(src_value)
                  ui.output "Updated #{dest_path}"
                end
              end
            end
          end
        end
      rescue OperationSkippedError
        # If it was simply skipped, a warning has already been printed.
      rescue OperationNotAllowedError => e
        ui.error e.message
        error = true
      end
      error
    end

    def self.get_or_create_parent(entry, options, ui, format_path)
      parent = entry.parent
      if parent && !parent.exists?
        parent_path = format_path.call(parent)
        parent_parent = get_or_create_parent(entry.parent, options, ui, format_path)
        if options[:dry_run]
          ui.output "Would create #{parent_path}"
        else
          parent = parent_parent.create_child(parent.name, nil)
          ui.output "Created #{parent_path}"
        end
      end
      return parent
    end

  end
end