Update copyright dates for changes files
[kamaki] / kamaki / cli / command_shell.py
index 57d8b11..b9391bc 100644 (file)
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Copyright 2012 GRNET S.A. All rights reserved.
+# Copyright 2012-2014 GRNET S.A. All rights reserved.
 #
 # Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or
 # without modification, are permitted provided that the following
 from cmd import Cmd
 from os import popen
 from sys import stdout
-from argparse import ArgumentParser
 
-from kamaki.cli import _exec_cmd, _print_error_message
-from kamaki.cli.argument import _arguments, update_arguments
-from kamaki.cli.utils import print_dict
+from kamaki.cli import exec_cmd, print_error_message, print_subcommands_help
+from kamaki.cli.argument import ArgumentParseManager
+from kamaki.cli.utils import print_dict, split_input, pref_enc
 from kamaki.cli.history import History
 from kamaki.cli.errors import CLIError
+from kamaki.clients import ClientError
+from kamaki.cli.logger import add_file_logger
 
+log = add_file_logger(__name__)
 
-def _init_shell(exe_string, arguments):
-    arguments.pop('version', None)
-    arguments.pop('options', None)
-    arguments.pop('history', None)
+
+def _init_shell(exe_string, parser, username='', userid=''):
+    parser.arguments.pop('version', None)
     shell = Shell()
     shell.set_prompt(exe_string)
     from kamaki import __version__ as version
-    shell.greet(version)
+    shell.greet(version, username, userid)
     shell.do_EOF = shell.do_exit
     from kamaki.cli.command_tree import CommandTree
     shell.cmd_tree = CommandTree(
@@ -61,40 +62,73 @@ def _init_shell(exe_string, arguments):
 class Shell(Cmd):
     """Kamaki interactive shell"""
     _prefix = '['
-    _suffix = ']:'
+    _suffix = ']: '
     cmd_tree = None
     _history = None
-    _arguments = None
     _context_stack = []
     _prompt_stack = []
+    _parser = None
+    auth_base = None
+    cloud = None
 
     undoc_header = 'interactive shell commands:'
 
+    def emptyline(self):
+        self.lastcmd = ''
+
+    def postcmd(self, post, line):
+        if self._context_stack:
+            self._roll_command()
+            self._restore(self._context_stack.pop())
+            self.set_prompt(
+                self._prompt_stack.pop()[len(self._prefix):-len(self._suffix)])
+
+        return Cmd.postcmd(self, post, line)
+
     def precmd(self, line):
         if line.startswith('/'):
-            cur_cmd_path = self.prompt.replace(' ', '_')[1:-2]
+            start, end = len(self._prefix), -len(self._suffix)
+            cur_cmd_path = self.prompt.replace(' ', '_')[start:end]
             if cur_cmd_path != self.cmd_tree.name:
                 cur_cmd = self.cmd_tree.get_command(cur_cmd_path)
-
                 self._context_stack.append(self._backup())
                 self._prompt_stack.append(self.prompt)
                 new_context = self
-                new_context._roll_command(cur_cmd_path)
+                self._roll_command(cur_cmd.path)
                 new_context.set_prompt(self.cmd_tree.name)
                 for grp_cmd in self.cmd_tree.get_subcommands():
                     self._register_command(grp_cmd.path)
             return line[1:]
         return line
 
-    def greet(self, version):
-        print('kamaki v%s - Interactive Shell\n\t(exit or ^D to exit)\n'\
-            % version)
+    def greet(self, version, username='', userid=''):
+        print('kamaki v%s - Interactive Shell\n' % version)
+        print('\t/exit     \tterminate kamaki')
+        print('\texit or ^D\texit context')
+        print('\t? or help \tavailable commands')
+        print('\t?command  \thelp on command')
+        print('\t!<command>\texecute OS shell command')
+        print('')
+        if username or userid:
+            print('Session user is %s (uuid: %s)' % (username, userid))
 
     def set_prompt(self, new_prompt):
-        self.prompt = '[%s]:' % new_prompt
+        self.prompt = '%s%s%s' % (self._prefix, new_prompt, self._suffix)
+
+    def cmdloop(self):
+        while True:
+            try:
+                Cmd.cmdloop(self)
+            except KeyboardInterrupt:
+                print(' - interrupted')
+                continue
+            break
 
     def do_exit(self, line):
         print('')
+        start, end = len(self._prefix), -len(self._suffix)
+        if self.prompt[start:end] == self.cmd_tree.name:
+            exit(0)
         return True
 
     def do_shell(self, line):
@@ -118,13 +152,12 @@ class Shell(Cmd):
         except KeyError:
             pass
 
-    def _roll_command(self, cmd_path):
-        for subname in self.cmd_tree.get_subnames(cmd_path):
+    def _roll_command(self, cmd_path=None):
+        for subname in self.cmd_tree.subnames(cmd_path):
             self._unregister_method('do_%s' % subname)
             self._unregister_method('complete_%s' % subname)
             self._unregister_method('help_%s' % subname)
 
-
     @classmethod
     def _backup(self):
         return dict(self.__dict__)
@@ -133,9 +166,23 @@ class Shell(Cmd):
     def _restore(self, oldcontext):
         self.__dict__ = oldcontext
 
+    @staticmethod
+    def _create_help_method(cmd_name, args, required, descr, syntax):
+        tmp_args = dict(args)
+        #tmp_args.pop('options', None)
+        tmp_args.pop('cloud', None)
+        tmp_args.pop('debug', None)
+        tmp_args.pop('verbose', None)
+        tmp_args.pop('silent', None)
+        tmp_args.pop('config', None)
+        help_parser = ArgumentParseManager(
+            cmd_name, tmp_args, required,
+            syntax=syntax, description=descr, check_required=False)
+        return help_parser.print_help
+
     def _register_command(self, cmd_path):
         cmd = self.cmd_tree.get_command(cmd_path)
-        arguments = self._arguments
+        arguments = self._parser.arguments
 
         def do_method(new_context, line):
             """ Template for all cmd.Cmd methods of the form do_<cmd name>
@@ -143,44 +190,64 @@ class Shell(Cmd):
                 <cmd> <term> <term> <args> is always parsed to most specific
                 even if cmd_term_term is not a terminal path
             """
-            subcmd, cmd_args = cmd.parse_out(line.split())
-            if self._history:
-                self._history.add(' '.join([cmd.path.replace('_', ' '), line]))
-            cmd_parser = ArgumentParser(cmd.name, add_help=False)
-            cmd_parser.description = subcmd.help
+            line = line.decode(pref_enc)
+            subcmd, cmd_args = cmd.parse_out(split_input(line))
+            self._history.add(' '.join([cmd.path.replace('_', ' '), line]))
+            cmd_parser = ArgumentParseManager(
+                cmd.name, dict(self._parser.arguments))
+            cmd_parser.parser.description = subcmd.help
 
             # exec command or change context
             if subcmd.is_command:  # exec command
-                cls = subcmd.get_class()
-                instance = cls(dict(arguments))
-                cmd_parser.prog = '%s %s' % (cmd_parser.prog.replace('_', ' '),
-                    cls.syntax)
-                update_arguments(cmd_parser, instance.arguments)
-                if '-h' in cmd_args or '--help' in cmd_args:
-                    cmd_parser.print_help()
-                    return
-                parsed, unparsed = cmd_parser.parse_known_args(cmd_args)
-
-                for name, arg in instance.arguments.items():
-                    arg.value = getattr(parsed, name, arg.default)
                 try:
-                    _exec_cmd(instance, unparsed, cmd_parser.print_help)
-                except CLIError as err:
-                    _print_error_message(err)
-            elif ('-h' in cmd_args or '--help' in cmd_args) \
-            or len(cmd_args):  # print options
-                print('%s: %s' % (cmd.name, subcmd.help))
-                options = {}
-                for sub in subcmd.get_subcommands():
-                    options[sub.name] = sub.help
-                print_dict(options)
+                    cls = subcmd.cmd_class
+                    cmd_parser.required = getattr(cls, 'required', None)
+                    ldescr = getattr(cls, 'long_description', '')
+                    if subcmd.path == 'history_run':
+                        instance = cls(
+                            dict(cmd_parser.arguments), self.auth_base,
+                            cmd_tree=self.cmd_tree)
+                    else:
+                        instance = cls(
+                            dict(cmd_parser.arguments),
+                            self.auth_base, self.cloud)
+                    cmd_parser.update_arguments(instance.arguments)
+                    cmd_parser.arguments = instance.arguments
+                    subpath = subcmd.path.split('_')[
+                        (len(cmd.path.split('_')) - 1):]
+                    cmd_parser.syntax = '%s %s' % (
+                        ' '.join(subpath), instance.syntax)
+                    help_method = self._create_help_method(
+                        cmd.name, cmd_parser.arguments,
+                        cmd_parser.required, subcmd.help, cmd_parser.syntax)
+                    if '-h' in cmd_args or '--help' in cmd_args:
+                        help_method()
+                        if ldescr.strip():
+                            print('\nDetails:')
+                            print('%s' % ldescr)
+                        return
+                    cmd_parser.parse(cmd_args)
+
+                    for name, arg in instance.arguments.items():
+                        arg.value = getattr(
+                            cmd_parser.parsed, name, arg.default)
+
+                    exec_cmd(instance, cmd_parser.unparsed, help_method)
+                        #[term for term in cmd_parser.unparsed\
+                        #    if not term.startswith('-')],
+                except (ClientError, CLIError) as err:
+                    print_error_message(err)
+            elif ('-h' in cmd_args or '--help' in cmd_args) or len(cmd_args):
+                # print options
+                print('%s' % cmd.help)
+                print_subcommands_help(cmd)
             else:  # change context
                 #new_context = this
                 backup_context = self._backup()
                 old_prompt = self.prompt
                 new_context._roll_command(cmd.parent_path)
                 new_context.set_prompt(subcmd.path.replace('_', ' '))
-                newcmds = [subcmd for subcmd in subcmd.get_subcommands()]
+                newcmds = [subcmd for subcmd in subcmd.subcommands.values()]
                 for subcmd in newcmds:
                     new_context._register_command(subcmd.path)
                 new_context.cmdloop()
@@ -191,23 +258,43 @@ class Shell(Cmd):
 
         def help_method(self):
             print('%s (%s -h for more options)' % (cmd.help, cmd.name))
+            if cmd.is_command:
+                cls = cmd.cmd_class
+                ldescr = getattr(cls, 'long_description', '')
+                #_construct_command_syntax(cls)
+                plist = self.prompt[len(self._prefix):-len(self._suffix)]
+                plist = plist.split(' ')
+                clist = cmd.path.split('_')
+                upto = 0
+                if ldescr:
+                    print('%s' % ldescr)
+                for i, term in enumerate(plist):
+                    try:
+                        if clist[i] == term:
+                            upto += 1
+                    except IndexError:
+                        break
+                print('Syntax: %s %s' % (' '.join(clist[upto:]), cls.syntax))
+            if cmd.subcommands:
+                print_subcommands_help(cmd)
+
         self._register_method(help_method, 'help_%s' % cmd.name)
 
         def complete_method(self, text, line, begidx, endidx):
-            subcmd, cmd_args = cmd.parse_out(line.split()[1:])
+            subcmd, cmd_args = cmd.parse_out(split_input(line)[1:])
             if subcmd.is_command:
-                cls = subcmd.get_class()
+                cls = subcmd.cmd_class
                 instance = cls(dict(arguments))
                 empty, sep, subname = subcmd.path.partition(cmd.path)
                 cmd_name = '%s %s' % (cmd.name, subname.replace('_', ' '))
-                print('\n%s\nSyntax:\t%s %s'\
-                    % (cls.description, cmd_name, cls.syntax))
+                print('\n%s\nSyntax:\t%s %s' % (
+                    cls.help, cmd_name, cls.syntax))
                 cmd_args = {}
                 for arg in instance.arguments.values():
                     cmd_args[','.join(arg.parsed_name)] = arg.help
-                print_dict(cmd_args, ident=2)
+                print_dict(cmd_args, indent=2)
                 stdout.write('%s %s' % (self.prompt, line))
-            return subcmd.get_subnames()
+            return subcmd.subnames()
         self._register_method(complete_method, 'complete_%s' % cmd.name)
 
     @property
@@ -217,18 +304,31 @@ class Shell(Cmd):
         hdr = tmp_partition[0].strip()
         return '%s commands:' % hdr
 
-    def run(self, arguments, path=''):
-        self._history = History(arguments['config'].get('history', 'file'))
-        self._arguments = arguments
+    def run(self, auth_base, cloud, parser, path=''):
+        self.auth_base = auth_base
+        self.cloud = cloud
+        self._parser = parser
+        cnf = parser.arguments['config']
+        self._history = History(cnf.get('global', 'history_file'))
+        self._history.limit = cnf.get('global', 'history_limit')
         if path:
             cmd = self.cmd_tree.get_command(path)
             intro = cmd.path.replace('_', ' ')
         else:
             intro = self.cmd_tree.name
 
+        acceptable = parser.arguments['config'].groups
+        total = self.cmd_tree.groups.keys()
+        self.cmd_tree.exclude(set(total).difference(acceptable))
+
         for subcmd in self.cmd_tree.get_subcommands(path):
             self._register_command(subcmd.path)
 
         self.set_prompt(intro)
 
-        self.cmdloop()
+        try:
+            self.cmdloop()
+        except Exception as e:
+            print('(%s)' % e)
+            from traceback import print_stack
+            print_stack()