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"""Data import of external entities.

Main entry points:

.. autoclass:: ExtEntitiesImporter

.. autoclass:: ExtEntity

Utilities:

.. autofunction:: cwuri2eid

.. autoclass:: RelationMapping

.. autofunction:: cubicweb.dataimport.importer.use_extid_as_cwuri

"""

from collections import defaultdict

import logging

from logilab.mtconverter import xml_escape

def cwuri2eid(cnx, etypes, source_eid=None):

    """Return a dictionary mapping cwuri to eid for entities of the given entity types and / or

    source.

    """

    assert source_eid or etypes, 'no entity types nor source specified'

    rql = 'Any U, X WHERE X cwuri U'

    args = {}

    if len(etypes) == 1:

        rql += ', X is %s' % etypes[0]

    elif etypes:

        rql += ', X is IN (%s)' % ','.join(etypes)

    if source_eid is not None:

        rql += ', X cw_source S, S eid %(s)s'

        args['s'] = source_eid

    return dict(cnx.execute(rql, args))

def use_extid_as_cwuri(extid2eid):

    """Return a generator of :class:`ExtEntity` objects that will set `cwuri`

    using entity's extid if the entity does not exist yet and has no `cwuri`

    defined.

    `extid2eid` is an extid to eid dictionary coming from an

    :class:`ExtEntitiesImporter` instance.

    Example usage:

    .. code-block:: python

        importer = SKOSExtEntitiesImporter(cnx, store, import_log)

        set_cwuri = use_extid_as_cwuri(importer.extid2eid)

        importer.import_entities(set_cwuri(extentities))

    """

    def use_extid_as_cwuri_filter(extentities):

        for extentity in extentities:

            if extentity.extid not in extid2eid:

            yield extentity

    return use_extid_as_cwuri_filter

class RelationMapping(object):

    """Read-only mapping from relation type to set of related (subject, object) eids.

    If `source` is specified, only returns relations implying entities from

    this source.

    """

    def __init__(self, cnx, source=None):

        self.cnx = cnx

        self._rql_template = 'Any S,O WHERE S {} O'

        self._kwargs = {}

        if source is not None:

            self._rql_template += ', S cw_source SO, O cw_source SO, SO eid %(s)s'

            self._kwargs['s'] = source.eid

    def __getitem__(self, rtype):

        """Return a set of (subject, object) eids already related by `rtype`"""

        rql = self._rql_template.format(rtype)

        return set(tuple(x) for x in self.cnx.execute(rql, self._kwargs))

class ExtEntity(object):

    """Transitional representation of an entity for use in data importer.

    An external entity has the following properties:

    * ``extid`` (external id), an identifier for the ext entity,

    * ``etype`` (entity type), a string which must be the name of one entity type in the schema

      (eg. ``'Person'``, ``'Animal'``, ...),

    * ``values``, a dictionary whose keys are attribute or relation names from the schema (eg.

      ``'first_name'``, ``'friend'``), and whose values are *sets*

    For instance:

    .. code-block:: python

        ext_entity.extid = 'http://example.org/person/debby'

        ext_entity.etype = 'Person'

        ext_entity.values = {'first_name': set([u"Deborah", u"Debby"]),

                            'friend': set(['http://example.org/person/john'])}

    """

    def __init__(self, etype, extid, values=None):

        self.etype = etype

        self.extid = extid

        if values is None:

            values = {}

        self.values = values

        self._schema = None

    def __repr__(self):

        return '<%s %s %s>' % (self.etype, self.extid, self.values)

    def iter_rdefs(self):

        """Yield (key, rtype, role) defined in `.values` dict, with:

        * `key` is the original key in `.values` (i.e. the relation type or a 2-uple (relation type,

          role))

        * `rtype` is a yams relation type, expected to be found in the schema (attribute or

          relation)

        * `role` is the role of the entity in the relation, 'subject' or 'object'

        Iteration is done on a copy of the keys so values may be inserted/deleted during it.

        """

        for key in list(self.values):

            if isinstance(key, tuple):

                rtype, role = key

                assert role in ('subject', 'object'), key

                yield key, rtype, role

            else:

                yield key, key, 'subject'

    def prepare(self, schema):

        """Prepare an external entity for later insertion:

        * ensure attributes and inlined relations have a single value

        * turn set([value]) into value and remove key associated to empty set

        * remove non inlined relations and return them as a [(e1key, relation, e2key)] list

        Return a list of non inlined relations that may be inserted later, each relations defined by

        a 3-tuple (subject extid, relation type, object extid).

        Take care the importer may call this method several times.

        """

        assert self._schema is None, 'prepare() has already been called for %s' % self

        self._schema = schema

        eschema = schema.eschema(self.etype)

        deferred = []

        entity_dict = self.values

        for key, rtype, role in self.iter_rdefs():

            rschema = schema.rschema(rtype)

            if rschema.final or (rschema.inlined and role == 'subject'):

                assert len(entity_dict[key]) <= 1, \

                    "more than one value for %s: %s (%s)" % (rtype, entity_dict[key], self.extid)

                if entity_dict[key]:

                    entity_dict[rtype] = entity_dict[key].pop()

                    if key != rtype:

                        del entity_dict[key]

                    if (rschema.final and eschema.has_metadata(rtype, 'format')

                            and not rtype + '_format' in entity_dict):

                        entity_dict[rtype + '_format'] = u'text/plain'

                else:

                    del entity_dict[key]

            else:

                for target_extid in entity_dict.pop(key):

                    if role == 'subject':

                        deferred.append((self.extid, rtype, target_extid))

                    else:

                        deferred.append((target_extid, rtype, self.extid))

        return deferred

    def is_ready(self, extid2eid):

        """Return True if the ext entity is ready, i.e. has all the URIs used in inlined relations

        currently existing.

        """

        assert self._schema, 'prepare() method should be called first on %s' % self

        # as .prepare has been called, we know that .values only contains subject relation *type* as

        # key (no more (rtype, role) tuple)

        schema = self._schema

        entity_dict = self.values

        for rtype in entity_dict:

            rschema = schema.rschema(rtype)

            if not rschema.final:

                # .prepare() should drop other cases from the entity dict

                assert rschema.inlined

                if not entity_dict[rtype] in extid2eid:

                    return False

        # entity is ready, replace all relation's extid by eids

        for rtype in entity_dict:

            rschema = schema.rschema(rtype)

            if rschema.inlined:

                entity_dict[rtype] = extid2eid[entity_dict[rtype]]

        return True

class ExtEntitiesImporter(object):

    """This class is responsible for importing externals entities, that is instances of

    :class:`ExtEntity`, into CubicWeb entities.

    :param schema: the CubicWeb's instance schema

    :param store: a CubicWeb `Store`

    :param extid2eid: optional {extid: eid} dictionary giving information on existing entities. It

        will be completed during import. You may want to use :func:`cwuri2eid` to build it.

    :param existing_relation: optional {rtype: set((subj eid, obj eid))} mapping giving information on

        existing relations of a given type. You may want to use :class:`RelationMapping` to build it.

    :param  etypes_order_hint: optional ordered iterable on entity types, giving an hint on the order in

        which they should be attempted to be imported

    :param  import_log: optional object implementing the :class:`SimpleImportLog` interface to record

        events occuring during the import

    :param  raise_on_error: optional boolean flag - default to false, indicating whether errors should

        be raised or logged. You usually want them to be raised during test but to be logged in

        production.

    Instances of this class are meant to import external entities through :meth:`import_entities`

    which handles a stream of :class:`ExtEntity`. One may then plug arbitrary filters into the

    external entities stream.

    .. automethod:: import_entities

    """

    def __init__(self, schema, store, extid2eid=None, existing_relations=None,

                 etypes_order_hint=(), import_log=None, raise_on_error=False):

        self.schema = schema

        self.store = store

        self.extid2eid = extid2eid if extid2eid is not None else {}

        self.existing_relations = (existing_relations if existing_relations is not None

                                   else defaultdict(set))

        self.etypes_order_hint = etypes_order_hint

        if import_log is None:

            import_log = SimpleImportLog('<unspecified>')

        self.import_log = import_log

        self.raise_on_error = raise_on_error

        # set of created/updated eids

        self.created = set()

        self.updated = set()

    def import_entities(self, ext_entities):

        """Import given external entities (:class:`ExtEntity`) stream (usually a generator)."""

        # {etype: [etype dict]} of entities that are in the import queue

        queue = {}

        # order entity dictionaries then create/update them

        deferred = self._import_entities(ext_entities, queue)

        # create deferred relations that don't exist already

        missing_relations = self.prepare_insert_deferred_relations(deferred)

        self._warn_about_missing_work(queue, missing_relations)

    def _import_entities(self, ext_entities, queue):

        extid2eid = self.extid2eid

        deferred = {}  # non inlined relations that may be deferred

        self.import_log.record_debug('importing entities')

        for ext_entity in self.iter_ext_entities(ext_entities, deferred, queue):

            try:

                eid = extid2eid[ext_entity.extid]

            except KeyError:

                self.prepare_insert_entity(ext_entity)

            else:

                if ext_entity.values:

                    self.prepare_update_entity(ext_entity, eid)

        return deferred

    def iter_ext_entities(self, ext_entities, deferred, queue):

        """Yield external entities in an order which attempts to satisfy

        schema constraints (inlined / cardinality) and to optimize the import.

        """

        schema = self.schema

        extid2eid = self.extid2eid

        for ext_entity in ext_entities:

            # check data in the transitional representation and prepare it for

            # later insertion in the database

            for subject_uri, rtype, object_uri in ext_entity.prepare(schema):

                deferred.setdefault(rtype, set()).add((subject_uri, object_uri))

            if not ext_entity.is_ready(extid2eid):

                queue.setdefault(ext_entity.etype, []).append(ext_entity)

                continue

            yield ext_entity

            # check for some entities in the queue that may now be ready. We'll have to restart

            # search for ready entities until no one is generated

            new = True

            while new:

                new = False

                for etype in self.etypes_order_hint:

                    if etype in queue:

                        new_queue = []

                        for ext_entity in queue[etype]:

                            if ext_entity.is_ready(extid2eid):

                                yield ext_entity

                                # may unlock entity previously handled within this loop

                                new = True

                            else:

                                new_queue.append(ext_entity)

                        if new_queue:

                            queue[etype][:] = new_queue

                        else:

                            del queue[etype]

    def prepare_insert_entity(self, ext_entity):

        """Call the store to prepare insertion of the given external entity"""

        eid = self.store.prepare_insert_entity(ext_entity.etype, **ext_entity.values)

        self.extid2eid[ext_entity.extid] = eid

        self.created.add(eid)

        return eid

    def prepare_update_entity(self, ext_entity, eid):

        """Call the store to prepare update of the given external entity"""

        self.store.prepare_update_entity(ext_entity.etype, eid, **ext_entity.values)

        self.updated.add(eid)

    def prepare_insert_deferred_relations(self, deferred):

        """Call the store to insert deferred relations (not handled during insertion/update for

        entities). Return a list of relations `[(subj ext id, obj ext id)]` that may not be inserted

        because the target entities don't exists yet.

        """

        prepare_insert_relation = self.store.prepare_insert_relation

        rschema = self.schema.rschema

        extid2eid = self.extid2eid

        missing_relations = []

        for rtype, relations in deferred.items():

            self.import_log.record_debug('importing %s %s relations' % (len(relations), rtype))

            symmetric = rschema(rtype).symmetric

            existing = self.existing_relations[rtype]

            for subject_uri, object_uri in relations:

                try:

                    subject_eid = extid2eid[subject_uri]

                    object_eid = extid2eid[object_uri]

                except KeyError:

                    missing_relations.append((subject_uri, rtype, object_uri))

                    continue

                if (subject_eid, object_eid) not in existing:

                    prepare_insert_relation(subject_eid, rtype, object_eid)

                    existing.add((subject_eid, object_eid))

                    if symmetric:

                        existing.add((object_eid, subject_eid))

        return missing_relations

    def _warn_about_missing_work(self, queue, missing_relations):

        error = self.import_log.record_error

        if queue:

            msgs = ["can't create some entities, is there some cycle or "

                    "missing data?"]

            for ext_entities in queue.values():

                for ext_entity in ext_entities:

                    msgs.append(str(ext_entity))

            map(error, msgs)

            if self.raise_on_error:

                raise Exception('\n'.join(msgs))

        if missing_relations:

            msgs = ["can't create some relations, is there missing data?"]

            for subject_uri, rtype, object_uri in missing_relations:

                msgs.append("%s %s %s" % (subject_uri, rtype, object_uri))

            map(error, msgs)

            if self.raise_on_error:

                raise Exception('\n'.join(msgs))

class SimpleImportLog(object):

    """Fake CWDataImport log using a simple text format.

    Useful to display logs in the UI instead of storing them to the

    database.

    """

    def __init__(self, filename):

        self.logs = []

        self.filename = filename

    def record_debug(self, msg, path=None, line=None):

        self._log(logging.DEBUG, msg, path, line)

    def record_info(self, msg, path=None, line=None):

        self._log(logging.INFO, msg, path, line)

    def record_warning(self, msg, path=None, line=None):

        self._log(logging.WARNING, msg, path, line)

    def record_error(self, msg, path=None, line=None):

        self._log(logging.ERROR, msg, path, line)

    def record_fatal(self, msg, path=None, line=None):

        self._log(logging.FATAL, msg, path, line)

    def _log(self, severity, msg, path, line):

        encodedmsg = u'%s\t%s\t%s\t%s' % (severity, self.filename,

                                          line or u'', msg)

        self.logs.append(encodedmsg)