# Copyright (c) 2022 Contrast Security, Inc. See https://www.contrastsecurity.com/enduser-terms-0317a for more details.
# frozen_string_literal: true

require 'logger'
require 'ougai'
require 'singleton'

require 'contrast/extension/module'
require 'contrast/logger/application'
require 'contrast/logger/format'
require 'contrast/logger/request'
require 'contrast/logger/time'
require 'contrast/components/config'
require 'contrast/utils/log_utils'

module Contrast
  # This module allows us to dynamically weave timing into our code, so that only when the time is actually needed do
  # we pay the penalty for that timing block
  module TraceTiming
    def methods_to_time
      @_methods_to_time ||= []
    end

    # Store info about methods for later patching.
    METHOD_INFO = Struct.new(:clazz, :method_name, :custom_msg, :aliased)

    # Add a method to the list of methods to be trace timed if logger set to TRACE. Enables trace timing after if
    # logger set to TRACE.
    #
    # @param: clazz [Class] the class of the method to time.
    # @param: method [Symbol] the method to time.
    # @param: method [String] optional custom logging message.
    def add_method_to_trace_timing clazz, method, msg = nil
      methods_to_time.append(METHOD_INFO.new(clazz, method, msg, false))
      enable_trace_timing if logger.level == ::Ougai::Logging::TRACE
    end

    # Add a method to the list of methods to be trace timed if logger set to TRACE. Enables trace timing after if
    # logger set to TRACE.
    #
    # @param: meth_spec [METHOD_INFO] specs about the method to be timed.
    # @param: class_method [Boolean] whether this is or isn't a class/module method.
    def trace_time_class_method meth_spec, class_method # rubocop:disable Metrics/AbcSize
      untimed_func_symbol = "untimed_#{ meth_spec.method_name }".to_sym
      send_to = class_method ? meth_spec.clazz.cs__singleton_class : meth_spec.clazz
      meth_spec.clazz.class_eval do
        include(Contrast::Components::Logger::InstanceMethods)
        extend(Contrast::Components::Logger::InstanceMethods)

        send_to.send(:alias_method, untimed_func_symbol, meth_spec.method_name)
        meth_spec.aliased = true

        log_message = "Elapsed time for #{ meth_spec.method_name }."
        log_message = meth_spec.custom_message if meth_spec.custom_msg

        send_to.send(:define_method, meth_spec.method_name) do |*args, **kwargs, &block| # rubocop:disable Performance/Kernel/DefineMethod
          start = Process.clock_gettime(Process::CLOCK_MONOTONIC)
          rv = if kwargs.empty?
                 send(untimed_func_symbol, *args, &block)
               else
                 send(untimed_func_symbol, *args, **kwargs, &block)
               end
          delta = Process.clock_gettime(Process::CLOCK_MONOTONIC) - start
          logger.trace(log_message, elapsed: delta * 1000)
          rv
        end
      end
    end

    # Enable trace timing of methods specified in @_methods_to_time via aliasing.
    def enable_trace_timing
      methods_to_time.each do |meth_spec|
        next if meth_spec.aliased

        is_class_method = meth_spec.clazz.singleton_methods(false).include?(meth_spec.method_name)
        trace_time_class_method(meth_spec, is_class_method)
      end
    end
  end
end

module Contrast
  # Used as a wrapper around our logging. The module option specifically adds in a new method for error that raises the
  # logged exception, used in testing so that we can see if anything unexpected happens without it being swallowed
  # while still providing safe options for customers.
  module Logger
    # For development set following env var to raise logged exceptions instead of just logging.
    if ENV['CONTRAST__AGENT__RUBY_MORE_COWBELL']
      Ougai::Logger.class_eval do
        alias_method :cs__error, :error
        alias_method :cs__warn, :warn

        def error *args, **kwargs
          if kwargs.empty?
            cs__error(*args)
          else
            cs__error(*args, **kwargs)
          end
          args.each { |arg| raise(arg) if arg && arg.cs__class < Exception }
        end
      end
    end

    # This class functions to serve as a wrapper around our logging, as we need to be able to dynamically update
    # level based on updates to TeamServer.
    class Log
      include Singleton
      include ::Contrast::TraceTiming
      include Contrast::Utils::LogUtils

      attr_reader :previous_path, :previous_level

      def initialize
        update
      end

      # Given new settings from TeamServer, update our logging to use the new file and level, assuming they weren't
      # set by local configuration.
      #
      # @param log_file [String] the file to which to log, as provided by TeamServer settings
      # @param log_level [String] the level at which to log, as provided by TeamServer settings
      def update log_file = nil, log_level = nil
        current_path        = find_valid_path(log_file)
        current_level_const = find_valid_level(log_level)

        path_change = current_path != previous_path
        level_change = current_level_const != previous_level

        # don't needlessly recreate logger
        return if @_logger && !(path_change || level_change)

        @previous_path  = current_path
        @previous_level = current_level_const

        enable_trace_timing if current_level_const == ::Ougai::Logging::TRACE

        progname = Contrast::CONFIG.root.agent.logger.progname
        @_logger = build(path: current_path, level_const: current_level_const, progname: progname)
        # If we're logging to a new path, then let's start it w/ our helpful
        # data gathering messages
        log_update if path_change
      rescue StandardError => e
        if logger
          logger.error('Unable to process update to LoggerManager.', e)
        else
          puts('Unable to process update to LoggerManager.')
          raise(e) if ENV['CONTRAST__AGENT__RUBY_MORE_COWBELL']

          puts(e.message)
          puts(e.backtrace.join("\n"))
        end
      end

      def logger
        @_logger
      end

      # StringIO is a valid path because it logs directly to a string buffer
      def write_permission? path
        return false if path.nil?
        return true if path.is_a?(StringIO)
        return File.writable?(path) if File.exist?(path)

        dir_name = File.dirname(File.absolute_path(path))
        File.writable?(dir_name)
      end
    end
  end
end