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"""classes to define schemas for CubicWeb"""

__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"

_ = unicode

import re

from os.path import join, basename

from logging import getLogger

from warnings import warn

from logilab.common import tempattr

from logilab.common.decorators import cached, clear_cache, monkeypatch, cachedproperty

from logilab.common.logging_ext import set_log_methods

from logilab.common.deprecation import deprecated, class_moved, moved

from logilab.common.textutils import splitstrip

from logilab.common.graph import get_cycles

from logilab.common.compat import any

from yams import BadSchemaDefinition, buildobjs as ybo

from yams.schema import Schema, ERSchema, EntitySchema, RelationSchema, \

     RelationDefinitionSchema, PermissionMixIn, role_name

from yams.constraints import BaseConstraint, FormatConstraint

from yams.reader import (CONSTRAINTS, PyFileReader, SchemaLoader,

                         obsolete as yobsolete, cleanup_sys_modules)

from rql import parse, nodes, RQLSyntaxError, TypeResolverException

import cubicweb

from cubicweb import ETYPE_NAME_MAP, ValidationError, Unauthorized

try:

    from cubicweb import server

except ImportError:

    # We need to lookup DEBUG from there,

    # however a pure dbapi client may not have it.

    class server(object): pass

    server.DEBUG = False

PURE_VIRTUAL_RTYPES = set(('identity', 'has_text',))

VIRTUAL_RTYPES = set(('eid', 'identity', 'has_text',))

# set of meta-relations available for every entity types

META_RTYPES = set((

    'owned_by', 'created_by', 'is', 'is_instance_of', 'identity',

    'eid', 'creation_date', 'cw_source', 'modification_date', 'has_text', 'cwuri',

    ))

WORKFLOW_RTYPES = set(('custom_workflow', 'in_state', 'wf_info_for'))

WORKFLOW_DEF_RTYPES = set(('workflow_of', 'state_of', 'transition_of',

                           'initial_state', 'default_workflow',

                           'allowed_transition', 'destination_state',

                           'from_state', 'to_state', 'condition',

                           'subworkflow', 'subworkflow_state', 'subworkflow_exit',

                           ))

SYSTEM_RTYPES = set(('in_group', 'require_group',

                     # cwproperty

                     'for_user',

                     )) | WORKFLOW_RTYPES

NO_I18NCONTEXT = META_RTYPES | WORKFLOW_RTYPES

SKIP_COMPOSITE_RELS = [('cw_source', 'subject')]

# set of entity and relation types used to build the schema

SCHEMA_TYPES = set((

    'CWEType', 'CWRType', 'CWAttribute', 'CWRelation',

    'CWConstraint', 'CWConstraintType', 'CWUniqueTogetherConstraint',

    'RQLExpression',

    'specializes',

    'relation_type', 'from_entity', 'to_entity',

    'constrained_by', 'cstrtype',

    'constraint_of', 'relations',

    'read_permission', 'add_permission',

    'delete_permission', 'update_permission',

    ))

WORKFLOW_TYPES = set(('Transition', 'State', 'TrInfo', 'Workflow',

                      'WorkflowTransition', 'BaseTransition',

                      'SubWorkflowExitPoint'))

INTERNAL_TYPES = set(('CWProperty', 'CWCache', 'ExternalUri', 'CWDataImport',

                      'CWSource', 'CWSourceHostConfig', 'CWSourceSchemaConfig'))

_LOGGER = getLogger('cubicweb.schemaloader')

# entity and relation schema created from serialized schema have an eid

ybo.ETYPE_PROPERTIES += ('eid',)

ybo.RTYPE_PROPERTIES += ('eid',)

# Bases for manipulating RQL in schema #########################################

def guess_rrqlexpr_mainvars(expression):

    defined = set(split_expression(expression))

    mainvars = set()

    if 'S' in defined:

        mainvars.add('S')

    if 'O' in defined:

        mainvars.add('O')

    if 'U' in defined:

        mainvars.add('U')

    if not mainvars:

        raise Exception('unable to guess selection variables')

    return mainvars

def split_expression(rqlstring):

    for expr in rqlstring.split(','):

        for noparen1 in expr.split('('):

            for noparen2 in noparen1.split(')'):

                for word in noparen2.split():

                    yield word

def normalize_expression(rqlstring):

    """normalize an rql expression to ease schema synchronization (avoid

    suppressing and reinserting an expression if only a space has been

    added/removed for instance)

    """

    return u', '.join(' '.join(expr.split()) for expr in rqlstring.split(','))

class RQLExpression(object):

    """Base class for RQL expression used in schema (constraints and

    permissions)

    """

    # these are overridden by set_log_methods below

    # only defining here to prevent pylint from complaining

    info = warning = error = critical = exception = debug = lambda msg,*a,**kw: None

    # to be defined in concrete classes

    rqlst = None

    predefined_variables = None

    def __init__(self, expression, mainvars, eid):

        """

        :type mainvars: sequence of RQL variables' names. Can be provided as a

                        comma separated string.

        :param mainvars: names of the variables being selected.

        """

        self.eid = eid # eid of the entity representing this rql expression

        assert mainvars, 'bad mainvars %s' % mainvars

        if isinstance(mainvars, basestring):

            mainvars = set(splitstrip(mainvars))

        elif not isinstance(mainvars, set):

            mainvars = set(mainvars)

        self.mainvars = mainvars

        self.expression = normalize_expression(expression)

        try:

            self.full_rql = self.rqlst.as_string()

        except RQLSyntaxError:

            raise RQLSyntaxError(expression)

        for mainvar in mainvars:

            # if variable is predefined, an extra reference is inserted

            # automatically (`VAR eid %(v)s`)

            if mainvar in self.predefined_variables:

                min_refs = 3

            else:

                min_refs = 2

            if len(self.rqlst.defined_vars[mainvar].references()) < min_refs:

                _LOGGER.warn('You did not use the %s variable in your RQL '

                             'expression %s', mainvar, self)

        # syntax tree used by read security (inserted in queries when necessary)

        self.snippet_rqlst = parse(self.minimal_rql, print_errors=False).children[0]

        # graph of links between variables, used by rql rewriter

        self.vargraph = vargraph(self.rqlst)

        # useful for some instrumentation, e.g. localperms permcheck command

        self.package = ybo.PACKAGE

    def __str__(self):

        return self.full_rql

    def __repr__(self):

        return '%s(%s)' % (self.__class__.__name__, self.full_rql)

    def __lt__(self, other):

        if hasattr(other, 'expression'):

            return self.expression < other.expression

        return True

    def __eq__(self, other):

        if hasattr(other, 'expression'):

            return self.expression == other.expression

        return False

    def __hash__(self):

        return hash(self.expression)

    def __deepcopy__(self, memo):

        return self.__class__(self.expression, self.mainvars)

    def __getstate__(self):

        return (self.expression, self.mainvars)

    def __setstate__(self, state):

        self.__init__(*state)

    @cachedproperty

    def rqlst(self):

        select = parse(self.minimal_rql, print_errors=False).children[0]

        defined = set(split_expression(self.expression))

        for varname in self.predefined_variables:

            if varname in defined:

                select.add_eid_restriction(select.get_variable(varname), varname.lower(), 'Substitute')

        return select

    # permission rql expression specific stuff #################################

    @cached

    def transform_has_permission(self):

        found = None

        rqlst = self.rqlst

        for var in rqlst.defined_vars.itervalues():

            for varref in var.references():

                rel = varref.relation()

                if rel is None:

                    continue

                try:

                    prefix, action, suffix = rel.r_type.split('_')

                except ValueError:

                    continue

                if prefix != 'has' or suffix != 'permission' or \

                       not action in ('add', 'delete', 'update', 'read'):

                    continue

                if found is None:

                    found = []

                    rqlst.save_state()

                assert rel.children[0].name == 'U'

                objvar = rel.children[1].children[0].variable

                rqlst.remove_node(rel)

                selected = [v.name for v in rqlst.get_selected_variables()]

                if objvar.name not in selected:

                    colindex = len(selected)

                    rqlst.add_selected(objvar)

                else:

                    colindex = selected.index(objvar.name)

                found.append((action, colindex))

                # remove U eid %(u)s if U is not used in any other relation

                uvrefs = rqlst.defined_vars['U'].references()

                if len(uvrefs) == 1:

                    rqlst.remove_node(uvrefs[0].relation())

        if found is not None:

            rql = rqlst.as_string()

            if len(rqlst.selection) == 1 and isinstance(rqlst.where, nodes.Relation):

                # only "Any X WHERE X eid %(x)s" remaining, no need to execute the rql

                keyarg = rqlst.selection[0].name.lower()

            else:

                keyarg = None

            rqlst.recover()

            return rql, found, keyarg

        return rqlst.as_string(), None, None

    def _check(self, _cw, **kwargs):

        """return True if the rql expression is matching the given relation

        between fromeid and toeid

        _cw may be a request or a server side transaction

        """

        creating = kwargs.get('creating')

        if not creating and self.eid is not None:

            key = (self.eid, tuple(sorted(kwargs.iteritems())))

            try:

                return _cw.local_perm_cache[key]

            except KeyError:

                pass

        rql, has_perm_defs, keyarg = self.transform_has_permission()

        # when creating an entity, expression related to X satisfied

        if creating and 'X' in self.rqlst.defined_vars:

            return True

        if keyarg is None:

            kwargs.setdefault('u', _cw.user.eid)

            try:

                rset = _cw.execute(rql, kwargs, build_descr=True)

            except NotImplementedError:

                self.critical('cant check rql expression, unsupported rql %s', rql)

                if self.eid is not None:

                    _cw.local_perm_cache[key] = False

                return False

            except TypeResolverException as ex:

                # some expression may not be resolvable with current kwargs

                # (type conflict)

                self.warning('%s: %s', rql, str(ex))

                if self.eid is not None:

                    _cw.local_perm_cache[key] = False

                return False

            except Unauthorized as ex:

                self.debug('unauthorized %s: %s', rql, str(ex))

                if self.eid is not None:

                    _cw.local_perm_cache[key] = False

                return False

        else:

            rset = _cw.eid_rset(kwargs[keyarg])

        # if no special has_*_permission relation in the rql expression, just

        # check the result set contains something

        if has_perm_defs is None:

            if rset:

                if self.eid is not None:

                    _cw.local_perm_cache[key] = True

                return True

        elif rset:

            # check every special has_*_permission relation is satisfied

            get_eschema = _cw.vreg.schema.eschema

            try:

                for eaction, col in has_perm_defs:

                    for i in xrange(len(rset)):

                        eschema = get_eschema(rset.description[i][col])

                        eschema.check_perm(_cw, eaction, eid=rset[i][col])

                if self.eid is not None:

                    _cw.local_perm_cache[key] = True

                return True

            except Unauthorized:

                pass

        if self.eid is not None:

            _cw.local_perm_cache[key] = False

        return False

    @property

    def minimal_rql(self):

        return 'Any %s WHERE %s' % (','.join(sorted(self.mainvars)),

                                    self.expression)

# rql expressions for use in permission definition #############################

class ERQLExpression(RQLExpression):

    predefined_variables = 'XU'

    def __init__(self, expression, mainvars=None, eid=None):

        RQLExpression.__init__(self, expression, mainvars or 'X', eid)

    def check(self, _cw, eid=None, creating=False, **kwargs):

        if 'X' in self.rqlst.defined_vars:

            if eid is None:

                if creating:

                    return self._check(_cw, creating=True, **kwargs)

                return False

            assert creating == False

            return self._check(_cw, x=eid, **kwargs)

        return self._check(_cw, **kwargs)

def vargraph(rqlst):

    """ builds an adjacency graph of variables from the rql syntax tree, e.g:

    Any O,S WHERE T subworkflow_exit S, T subworkflow WF, O state_of WF

    => {'WF': ['O', 'T'], 'S': ['T'], 'T': ['WF', 'S'], 'O': ['WF']}

    """

    vargraph = {}

    for relation in rqlst.get_nodes(nodes.Relation):

        try:

            rhsvarname = relation.children[1].children[0].variable.name

            lhsvarname = relation.children[0].name

        except AttributeError:

            pass

        else:

            vargraph.setdefault(lhsvarname, []).append(rhsvarname)

            vargraph.setdefault(rhsvarname, []).append(lhsvarname)

            #vargraph[(lhsvarname, rhsvarname)] = relation.r_type

    return vargraph

class GeneratedConstraint(object):

    def __init__(self, rqlst, mainvars):

        self.snippet_rqlst = rqlst

        self.mainvars = mainvars

        self.vargraph = vargraph(rqlst)