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deb-python-dcos/cli/dcoscli/config/main.py

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import collections
import docopt
import dcoscli
from dcos import cmds, config, emitting, http, util
from dcos.errors import DCOSException, DefaultError
from dcoscli.subcommand import default_command_info, default_doc
from dcoscli.util import decorate_docopt_usage
emitter = emitting.FlatEmitter()
logger = util.get_logger(__name__)
def main(argv):
try:
return _main(argv)
except DCOSException as e:
emitter.publish(e)
return 1
@decorate_docopt_usage
def _main(argv):
args = docopt.docopt(
default_doc("config"),
argv=argv,
version='dcos-config version {}'.format(dcoscli.version))
http.silence_requests_warnings()
return cmds.execute(_cmds(), args)
def _cmds():
"""
:returns: all the supported commands
:rtype: list of dcos.cmds.Command
"""
return [
cmds.Command(
hierarchy=['config', 'set'],
arg_keys=['<name>', '<value>'],
function=_set),
cmds.Command(
hierarchy=['config', 'unset'],
arg_keys=['<name>'],
function=_unset),
cmds.Command(
hierarchy=['config', 'show'],
arg_keys=['<name>'],
function=_show),
cmds.Command(
hierarchy=['config', 'validate'],
arg_keys=[],
function=_validate),
cmds.Command(
hierarchy=['config'],
arg_keys=['--info'],
function=_info),
]
def _info(info):
"""
:param info: Whether to output a description of this subcommand
:type info: boolean
:returns: process status
:rtype: int
"""
emitter.publish(default_command_info("config"))
return 0
def _set(name, value):
"""
:returns: process status
:rtype: int
"""
if name == "package.sources":
notice = ("This config property has been deprecated. "
"Please add your repositories with `dcos package repo add`")
return DCOSException(notice)
if name == "core.email":
notice = "This config property has been deprecated."
return DCOSException(notice)
toml, msg = config.set_val(name, value)
emitter.publish(DefaultError(msg))
return 0
def _unset(name):
"""
:returns: process status
:rtype: int
"""
msg = config.unset(name)
emitter.publish(DefaultError(msg))
return 0
def _format_config(file_value, effective_value, name=None, envvar_name=None):
"""
Construct a string to show on a terminal, indicating the value and
possibly other useful things such as the setting name and whether
it is being controlled by an environment variable.
>>> _format_config('x', 'x')
'x'
>>> _format_config('x', 'x', 'setting.name') ->
'setting.name x'
>>> _format_config('x', 'y', envvar_name='ENVVAR')
'y # overwritten by ENVVAR; config file value: x'
>>> _format_config('x', 'y', 'setting.name', envvar_name='ENVVAR')
'setting.name y # overwritten by ENVVAR; config file value: x'
:param file_value: config value present in the toml file
:type file_value: str
:param effective_value: config value either from file or as overwritten
from the environment
:type effective_value: str
:param name: config key (not used for single value show)
:type name: str|None
:param envvar_name: name of environment variable that overwote the value
:type envvar_name: str|None
:returns: formatted string for terminal
:rtype: str
"""
# when declaring that vars are overwritten by the environment,
# line up those messages to this column (unless the var name is long)
overwite_msg_display_column = 35
# When showing all values, don't print the token value;
if name == "core.dcos_acs_token":
print_value = "*"*8
else:
print_value = effective_value
if file_value == effective_value:
if name:
return '%s %s' % (name, print_value)
else:
return effective_value
else:
if not envvar_name:
envvar_name = "N/A" # this should never happen
if name:
s = '%s %s' % (name, print_value)
else:
s = effective_value
left_pad_fmt = '%-{}s'.format(overwite_msg_display_column) # '%-35s'
msg_start = left_pad_fmt + ' # overwritten by environment var %s; '
if print_value != effective_value:
# We're obscuring the effective security token
# so don't report the file value either
msg = msg_start + "config file value differs"
return msg % (s, envvar_name)
msg = msg_start + 'config file value: %s'
return msg % (s, envvar_name, file_value)
def _show(name):
"""
:returns: process status
:rtype: int
"""
toml_config = config.get_config(True)
if name is not None:
file_value = toml_config.get(name)
try:
# If the user presented a partial key name, eg 'core' when
# we have 'core.xyz'; we will get an exception here
effective_value, envvar_name = config.get_config_val_envvar(name)
except DCOSException as e:
# The expected case of a partial key name has special
# handling via this mechanism.
if isinstance(file_value, collections.Mapping):
exc_msg = config.generate_choice_msg(name, file_value)
raise DCOSException(exc_msg)
raise # Unexpected errors, pass right along
if effective_value is None:
raise DCOSException("Property {!r} doesn't exist".format(name))
else:
msg = _format_config(file_value, effective_value,
envvar_name=envvar_name)
emitter.publish(msg)
else:
# Let's list all of the values
for key, value in sorted(toml_config.property_items()):
file_value = toml_config.get(key)
effective_value, envvar_name = config.get_config_val_envvar(key)
msg = _format_config(file_value, effective_value, key,
envvar_name=envvar_name)
emitter.publish(msg)
return 0
def _validate():
"""
:returns: process status
:rtype: int
"""
toml_config = config.get_config(True)
errs = util.validate_json(toml_config._dictionary,
config.generate_root_schema(toml_config))
if len(errs) != 0:
emitter.publish(util.list_to_err(errs))
return 1
emitter.publish("Congratulations, your configuration is valid!")
return 0