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"""
This module provides a simple python wrapper over the OVH REST API.
It handles requesting credential, signing queries...

 - To get your API keys: https://eu.api.ovh.com/createApp/
 - To get started with API: https://api.ovh.com/g934.first_step_with_api
"""

import hashlib
import urllib
import keyword
import time
import json

try:
    from urllib import urlencode
except ImportError: # pragma: no cover
    # Python 3
    from urllib.parse import urlencode

from .vendor.requests import request, Session
from .vendor.requests.packages import urllib3
from .vendor.requests.exceptions import RequestException

# Disable pyopenssl. It breaks SSL connection pool when SSL connection is
# closed unexpectedly by the server. And we don't need SNI anyway.
try:
    from .vendor.requests.packages.urllib3.contrib import pyopenssl
    pyopenssl.extract_from_urllib3()
except ImportError:
    pass

# Disable SNI related Warning. The API does not rely on it
urllib3.disable_warnings(urllib3.exceptions.SNIMissingWarning)
urllib3.disable_warnings(urllib3.exceptions.SecurityWarning)

from .config import config
from .consumer_key import ConsumerKeyRequest
from .exceptions import (
    APIError, NetworkError, InvalidResponse, InvalidRegion, InvalidKey,
    ResourceNotFoundError, BadParametersError, ResourceConflictError, HTTPError,
    NotGrantedCall, NotCredential, Forbidden, InvalidCredential,
    ResourceExpiredError,
)

#: Mapping between OVH API region names and corresponding endpoints
ENDPOINTS = {
    'ovh-eu': 'https://eu.api.ovh.com/1.0',
    'ovh-us': 'https://api.us.ovhcloud.com/1.0',
    'ovh-ca': 'https://ca.api.ovh.com/1.0',
    'kimsufi-eu': 'https://eu.api.kimsufi.com/1.0',
    'kimsufi-ca': 'https://ca.api.kimsufi.com/1.0',
    'soyoustart-eu': 'https://eu.api.soyoustart.com/1.0',
    'soyoustart-ca': 'https://ca.api.soyoustart.com/1.0',
}

#: Default timeout for each request. 180 seconds connect, 180 seconds read.
TIMEOUT = 180


class Client(object):
    """
    Low level OVH Client. It abstracts all the authentication and request
    signing logic along with some nice tools helping with key generation.

    All low level request logic including signing and error handling takes place
    in :py:func:`Client.call` function. Convenient wrappers
    :py:func:`Client.get` :py:func:`Client.post`, :py:func:`Client.put`,
    :py:func:`Client.delete` should be used instead. :py:func:`Client.post`,
    :py:func:`Client.put` both accept arbitrary list of keyword arguments
    mapped to ``data`` param of :py:func:`Client.call`.

    Example usage:

    .. code:: python

        from ovh import Client, APIError

        REGION = 'ovh-eu'
        APP_KEY="<application key>"
        APP_SECRET="<application secret key>"
        CONSUMER_KEY="<consumer key>"

        client = Client(REGION, APP_KEY, APP_SECRET, CONSUMER_KEY)

        try:
            print client.get('/me')
        except APIError as e:
            print "Ooops, failed to get my info:", e.msg

    """

    def __init__(self, endpoint=None, application_key=None,
                 application_secret=None, consumer_key=None, timeout=TIMEOUT,
                 config_file=None):
        """
        Creates a new Client. No credential check is done at this point.

        The ``application_key`` identifies your application while
        ``application_secret`` authenticates it. On the other hand, the
        ``consumer_key`` uniquely identifies your application's end user without
        requiring his personal password.

        If any of ``endpoint``, ``application_key``, ``application_secret``
        or ``consumer_key`` is not provided, this client will attempt to locate
        from them from environment, ~/.ovh.cfg or /etc/ovh.cfg.

        See :py:mod:`ovh.config` for more information on supported
        configuration mechanisms.

        ``timeout`` can either be a float or a tuple. If it is a float it
        sets the same timeout for both connection and read. If it is a tuple
        connection and read timeout will be set independently. To use the
        latter approach you need at least requests v2.4.0. Default value is
        180 seconds for connection and 180 seconds for read.

        :param str endpoint: API endpoint to use. Valid values in ``ENDPOINTS``
        :param str application_key: Application key as provided by OVH
        :param str application_secret: Application secret key as provided by OVH
        :param str consumer_key: uniquely identifies
        :param tuple timeout: Connection and read timeout for each request
        :param float timeout: Same timeout for both connection and read
        :raises InvalidRegion: if ``endpoint`` can't be found in ``ENDPOINTS``.
        """
        # Load a custom config file if requested
        if config_file is not None:
            config.read(config_file)

        # load endpoint
        if endpoint is None:
            endpoint = config.get('default', 'endpoint')

        try:
            self._endpoint = ENDPOINTS[endpoint]
        except KeyError:
            raise InvalidRegion("Unknown endpoint %s. Valid endpoints: %s",
                                endpoint, ENDPOINTS.keys())

        # load keys
        if application_key is None:
            application_key = config.get(endpoint, 'application_key')
        self._application_key = application_key

        if application_secret is None:
            application_secret = config.get(endpoint, 'application_secret')
        self._application_secret = application_secret

        if consumer_key is None:
            consumer_key = config.get(endpoint, 'consumer_key')
        self._consumer_key = consumer_key

        # lazy load time delta
        self._time_delta = None

        # use a requests session to reuse HTTPS connections between requests
        self._session = Session()

        # Override default timeout
        self._timeout = timeout

    ## high level API

    @property
    def time_delta(self):
        """
        Request signatures are valid only for a short amount of time to mitigate
        risk of attack replay scenarii which requires to use a common time
        reference. This function queries endpoint's time and computes the delta.
        This entrypoint does not require authentication.

        This method is *lazy*. It will only load it once even though it is used
        for each request.

        .. note:: You should not need to use this property directly

        :returns: time distance between local and server time in seconds.
        :rtype: int
        """
        if self._time_delta is None:
            server_time = self.get('/auth/time', _need_auth=False)
            self._time_delta = server_time - int(time.time())
        return self._time_delta

    def new_consumer_key_request(self):
        """
        Create a new consumer key request. This is the recommended way to create
        a new consumer key request.

        Full example:

        >>> import ovh
        >>> client = ovh.Client("ovh-eu")
        >>> ck = client.new_consumer_key_request()
        >>> ck.add_rules(ovh.API_READ_ONLY, "/me")
        >>> ck.add_recursive_rules(ovh.API_READ_WRITE, "/sms")
        >>> ck.request()
        {
            'state': 'pendingValidation',
            'consumerKey': 'TnpZAd5pYNqxk4RhlPiSRfJ4WrkmII2i',
            'validationUrl': 'https://eu.api.ovh.com/auth/?credentialToken=now2OOAVO4Wp6t7bemyN9DMWIobhGjFNZSHmixtVJM4S7mzjkN2L5VBfG96Iy1i0'
        }
        """
        return ConsumerKeyRequest(self)

    def request_consumerkey(self, access_rules, redirect_url=None):
        """
        Create a new "consumer key" identifying this application's end user. API
        will return a ``consumerKey`` and a ``validationUrl``. The end user must
        visit the ``validationUrl``, authenticate and validate the requested
        ``access_rules`` to link his account to the ``consumerKey``. Once this
        is done, he may optionally be redirected to ``redirect_url`` and the
        application can start using the ``consumerKey``.

        The new ``consumerKey`` is automatically loaded into
        ``self._consumer_key`` and is ready to used as soon as validated.

        As signing requires a valid ``consumerKey``, the method does not require
        authentication, only a valid ``applicationKey``

        ``access_rules`` is a list of the form:

        .. code:: python

            # Grant full, unrestricted API access
            access_rules = [
                {'method': 'GET', 'path': '/*'},
                {'method': 'POST', 'path': '/*'},
                {'method': 'PUT', 'path': '/*'},
                {'method': 'DELETE', 'path': '/*'}
            ]

        To request a new consumer key, you may use a code like:

        .. code:: python

            # Request RO, /me API access
            access_rules = [
                {'method': 'GET', 'path': '/me'},
            ]

            # Request token
            validation = client.request_consumerkey(access_rules)

            print "Please visit", validation['validationUrl'], "to authenticate"
            raw_input("and press Enter to continue...")

            # Print nice welcome message
            print "Welcome", client.get('/me')['firstname']


        :param list access_rules: Mapping specifying requested privileges.
        :param str redirect_url: Where to redirect end user upon validation.
        :raises APIError: When ``self.call`` fails.
        :returns: dict with ``consumerKey`` and ``validationUrl`` keys
        :rtype: dict
        """
        res = self.post('/auth/credential', _need_auth=False,
                        accessRules=access_rules, redirection=redirect_url)
        self._consumer_key = res['consumerKey']
        return res

    ## API shortcuts

    def _canonicalize_kwargs(self, kwargs):
        """
        If an API needs an argument colliding with a Python reserved keyword, it
        can be prefixed with an underscore. For example, ``from`` argument of
        ``POST /email/domain/{domain}/redirection`` may be replaced by ``_from``

        :param dict kwargs: input kwargs
        :return dict: filtered kawrgs
        """
        arguments = {}

        for k, v in kwargs.items():
            if k[0] == '_' and k[1:] in keyword.kwlist:
                k = k[1:]
            arguments[k] = v

        return arguments

    def _prepare_query_string(self, kwargs):
        """
        Boolean needs to be send as lowercase 'false' or 'true' in querystring.
        This function prepares arguments for querystring and encodes them.

        :param dict kwargs: input kwargs
        :return string: prepared querystring
        """
        arguments = {}

        for k, v in kwargs.items():
            if isinstance(v, bool):
                v = str(v).lower()
            arguments[k] = v

        return urlencode(arguments)

    def get(self, _target, _need_auth=True, **kwargs):
        """
        'GET' :py:func:`Client.call` wrapper.

        Query string parameters can be set either directly in ``_target`` or as
        keyword arguments. If an argument collides with a Python reserved
        keyword, prefix it with a '_'. For instance, ``from`` becomes ``_from``.

        :param string _target: API method to call
        :param string _need_auth: If True, send authentication headers. This is
            the default
        """
        if kwargs:
            kwargs = self._canonicalize_kwargs(kwargs)
            query_string = self._prepare_query_string(kwargs)
            if '?' in _target:
                _target = '%s&%s' % (_target, query_string)
            else:
                _target = '%s?%s' % (_target, query_string)

        return self.call('GET', _target, None, _need_auth)

    def put(self, _target, _need_auth=True, **kwargs):
        """
        'PUT' :py:func:`Client.call` wrapper

        Body parameters can be set either directly in ``_target`` or as keyword
        arguments. If an argument collides with a Python reserved keyword,
        prefix it with a '_'. For instance, ``from`` becomes ``_from``.

        :param string _target: API method to call
        :param string _need_auth: If True, send authentication headers. This is
            the default
        """
        kwargs = self._canonicalize_kwargs(kwargs)
        return self.call('PUT', _target, kwargs, _need_auth)

    def post(self, _target, _need_auth=True, **kwargs):
        """
        'POST' :py:func:`Client.call` wrapper

        Body parameters can be set either directly in ``_target`` or as keyword
        arguments. If an argument collides with a Python reserved keyword,
        prefix it with a '_'. For instance, ``from`` becomes ``_from``.

        :param string _target: API method to call
        :param string _need_auth: If True, send authentication headers. This is
            the default
        """
        kwargs = self._canonicalize_kwargs(kwargs)
        return self.call('POST', _target, kwargs, _need_auth)

    def delete(self, _target, _need_auth=True):
        """
        'DELETE' :py:func:`Client.call` wrapper

        :param string _target: API method to call
        :param string _need_auth: If True, send authentication headers. This is
            the default
        """
        return self.call('DELETE', _target, None, _need_auth)

    ## low level helpers

    def call(self, method, path, data=None, need_auth=True):
        """
        Low level call helper. If ``consumer_key`` is not ``None``, inject
        authentication headers and sign the request.

        Request signature is a sha1 hash on following fields, joined by '+'
         - application_secret
         - consumer_key
         - METHOD
         - full request url
         - body
         - server current time (takes time delta into account)

        :param str method: HTTP verb. Usually one of GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
        :param str path: api entrypoint to call, relative to endpoint base path
        :param data: any json serializable data to send as request's body
        :param boolean need_auth: if False, bypass signature
        :raises HTTPError: when underlying request failed for network reason
        :raises InvalidResponse: when API response could not be decoded
        """
        # attempt request
        try:
            result = self.raw_call(method=method, path=path, data=data, need_auth=need_auth)
        except RequestException as error:
            raise HTTPError("Low HTTP request failed error", error)

        status = result.status_code

        # attempt to decode and return the response
        try:
            json_result = result.json()
        except ValueError as error:
            raise InvalidResponse("Failed to decode API response", error)

        # error check
        if status >= 100 and status < 300:
            return json_result
        elif status == 403 and json_result.get('errorCode') == 'NOT_GRANTED_CALL':
                raise NotGrantedCall(json_result.get('message'),
                                     response=result)
        elif status == 403 and json_result.get('errorCode') == 'NOT_CREDENTIAL':
                raise NotCredential(json_result.get('message'),
                                    response=result)
        elif status == 403 and json_result.get('errorCode') == 'INVALID_KEY':
                raise InvalidKey(json_result.get('message'), response=result)
        elif status == 403 and json_result.get('errorCode') == 'INVALID_CREDENTIAL':
                raise InvalidCredential(json_result.get('message'),
                                        response=result)
        elif status == 403 and json_result.get('errorCode') == 'FORBIDDEN':
                raise Forbidden(json_result.get('message'), response=result)
        elif status == 404:
            raise ResourceNotFoundError(json_result.get('message'),
                                        response=result)
        elif status == 400:
            raise BadParametersError(json_result.get('message'),
                                     response=result)
        elif status == 409:
            raise ResourceConflictError(json_result.get('message'),
                                        response=result)
        elif status == 460:
            raise ResourceExpiredError(json_result.get('message'),
                                       response=result)
        elif status == 0:
            raise NetworkError()
        else:
            raise APIError(json_result.get('message'), response=result)

    def raw_call(self, method, path, data=None, need_auth=True):
        """
        Lowest level call helper. If ``consumer_key`` is not ``None``, inject
        authentication headers and sign the request.
        Will return a vendored ``requests.Response`` object or let any
        ``requests`` exception pass through.

        Request signature is a sha1 hash on following fields, joined by '+'
         - application_secret
         - consumer_key
         - METHOD
         - full request url
         - body
         - server current time (takes time delta into account)

        :param str method: HTTP verb. Usually one of GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
        :param str path: api entrypoint to call, relative to endpoint base path
        :param data: any json serializable data to send as request's body
        :param boolean need_auth: if False, bypass signature
        """
        body = ''
        target = self._endpoint + path
        headers = {
            'X-Ovh-Application': self._application_key
        }

        # include payload
        if data is not None:
            headers['Content-type'] = 'application/json'
            body = json.dumps(data)

        # sign request. Never sign 'time' or will recuse infinitely
        if need_auth:
            if not self._application_secret:
                raise InvalidKey("Invalid ApplicationSecret '%s'" %
                                 self._application_secret)

            if not self._consumer_key:
                raise InvalidKey("Invalid ConsumerKey '%s'" %
                                 self._consumer_key)

            now = str(int(time.time()) + self.time_delta)
            signature = hashlib.sha1()
            signature.update("+".join([
                self._application_secret, self._consumer_key,
                method.upper(), target,
                body,
                now
            ]).encode('utf-8'))

            headers['X-Ovh-Consumer'] = self._consumer_key
            headers['X-Ovh-Timestamp'] = now
            headers['X-Ovh-Signature'] = "$1$" + signature.hexdigest()

        return self._session.request(method, target, headers=headers,
                                     data=body, timeout=self._timeout)