require 'beaker-hostgenerator/data' require 'beaker-hostgenerator/roles' require 'beaker-hostgenerator/hypervisor' require 'beaker-hostgenerator/parser' module BeakerHostGenerator class Generator include BeakerHostGenerator::Data include BeakerHostGenerator::Parser include BeakerHostGenerator::Roles # Main host generation entry point, returns a Ruby map for the given host # specification and optional configuration. # # @param layout [String] The raw hosts specification user input. # For example `"centos6-64m-redhat7-64a"`. # @param options [Hash] Global, optional configuration such as the default # hypervisor or OS info version. # # @returns [Hash] A complete Ruby map as defining the HOSTS and CONFIG # sections as required by Beaker. def generate(layout, options) layout = prepare(layout) tokens = tokenize_layout(layout) config = {}.deep_merge(BASE_CONFIG) nodeid = Hash.new(1) ostype = nil bhg_version = options[:osinfo_version] || 0 tokens.each do |token| if is_ostype_token?(token, bhg_version) if nodeid[ostype] == 1 and ostype != nil raise "Error: no nodes generated for #{ostype}" end ostype = token next end node_info = parse_node_info_token(token) # Build node host name platform = "#{ostype}-#{node_info['bits']}" host_name = "#{platform}-#{nodeid[ostype]}" node_info['platform'] = platform node_info['ostype'] = ostype node_info['nodeid'] = nodeid[ostype] host_config = base_host_config(options) # Delegate to the hypervisor hypervisor = BeakerHostGenerator::Hypervisor.create(node_info, options) host_config = hypervisor.generate_node(node_info, host_config, bhg_version) config['CONFIG'].deep_merge!(hypervisor.global_config()) # Merge in any arbitrary key-value host settings. Treat the 'hostname' # setting specially, and don't merge it in as an arbitrary setting. arbitrary_settings = node_info['host_settings'] host_name = arbitrary_settings.delete('hostname') if arbitrary_settings.has_key?('hostname') host_config.merge!(arbitrary_settings) if PE_USE_WIN32 && ostype =~ /windows/ && node_info['bits'] == "64" host_config['ruby_arch'] = 'x86' host_config['install_32'] = true end generate_host_roles!(host_config, node_info, options) config['HOSTS'][host_name] = host_config nodeid[ostype] += 1 end # Merge in global configuration settings after the hypervisor defaults if options[:global_config] decoded = prepare(options[:global_config]) global_config = settings_string_to_map(decoded) config['CONFIG'].deep_merge!(global_config) end # Munge non-string scalar values into proper data types unstringify_values!(config) return config end def get_host_roles(node_info) roles = [] node_info['roles'].each_char do |c| roles << ROLES[c] end node_info['arbitrary_roles'].each do |role| roles << role end return roles end private def generate_host_roles!(host_config, node_info, options) if not options[:disable_default_role] host_config['roles'] = ['agent'] else host_config['roles'] = [] end host_config['roles'].concat get_host_roles(node_info) host_config['roles'].uniq! if not options[:disable_role_config] host_config['roles'].each do |role| host_config.deep_merge! get_role_config(role) end end end # Passes over all the values of config['HOSTS'] and config['CONFIG'] and # subsequent arrays to convert numbers or booleans into proper integer # or boolean types. def unstringify_values!(config) config['HOSTS'].each do |host, settings| settings.each do |k, v| config['HOSTS'][host][k] = unstringify_value(v) end end config['CONFIG'].each do |k, v| config['CONFIG'][k] = unstringify_value(v) end end # Attempts to convert numeric strings and boolean strings into proper # integer and boolean types. If value is an array, it will recurse # through those values. # Returns the input value if it's not a number string or boolean string. # For example "123" would be converted to 123, and "true"/"false" would be # converted to true/false. # The only valid boolean-strings are "true" and "false". def unstringify_value(value) result = Integer(value) rescue value if value == 'true' result = true elsif value == 'false' result = false elsif value.kind_of?(Array) value.each_with_index do |v, i| result[i] = unstringify_value(v) end end result end end end