require 'highline' require 'net/netrc' require 'fig/logging' require 'fig/user_input_error' module Fig; end module Fig::Protocol; end # Login information acquisition via .netrc. module Fig::Protocol::NetRCEnabled private NetRCEntry = Struct.new :username, :password def initialize_netrc() @netrc_entries_by_host = {} return end def get_authentication_for(host, prompt_if_missing) if @netrc_entries_by_host.include? host return @netrc_entries_by_host[host] end entry = nil if prompt_if_missing entry = get_authentication_from_environment end if ! entry begin login_data = Net::Netrc.locate host if login_data entry = NetRCEntry.new login_data.login, login_data.password elsif prompt_if_missing entry = get_authentication_from_user(host) end rescue SecurityError => error raise Fig::UserInputError.new error.message end end @netrc_entries_by_host[host] = entry return entry end def get_authentication_from_environment() username = ENV['FIG_USERNAME'] password = ENV['FIG_PASSWORD'] if username.nil? && password.nil? return nil end if ! username.nil? && ! password.nil? return NetRCEntry.new username, password end if password.nil? raise Fig::UserInputError.new \ 'FIG_USERNAME is set but FIG_PASSWORD is not.' end raise Fig::UserInputError.new 'FIG_PASSWORD is set but FIG_USERNAME is not.' end def get_authentication_from_user(host) # This defaults to true, but Net::SSH::Prompt turns it off. Unfortunately, # this causes HighLine to barf when there's no input on STDIN, e.g. when # running on a continuous integration server. HighLine.track_eof = true begin username = HighLine.new.ask("Username for #{host}: ") { |q| q.echo = true } password = HighLine.new.ask("Password for #{username}@#{host}: ") { |q| q.echo = false } return NetRCEntry.new username, password rescue EOFError => error Fig::Logging.debug(error) return nil end end end