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import uuid

import os_traits

from neutron_lib._i18n import _
from neutron_lib import constants as const
from neutron_lib.placement import constants as place_const


def physnet_trait(physnet):
    """A Placement trait name to represent being connected to a physnet.

    :param physnet: The physnet name.
    :returns: The trait name representing the physnet.
    """
    return os_traits.normalize_name('%s%s' % (
        place_const.TRAIT_PREFIX_PHYSNET, physnet))


def vnic_type_trait(vnic_type):
    """A Placement trait name to represent support for a vnic_type.

    :param physnet: The vnic_type.
    :returns: The trait name representing the vnic_type.
    """
    return os_traits.normalize_name('%s%s' % (
        place_const.TRAIT_PREFIX_VNIC_TYPE, vnic_type))


def six_uuid5(namespace, name):
    """A uuid.uuid5 variant that takes utf-8 'name' both in Python 2 and 3.

    :param namespace: A UUID object used as a namespace in the generation of a
                      v5 UUID.
    :param name: Any string (either bytecode or unicode) used as a name in the
                 generation of a v5 UUID.
    :returns: A v5 UUID object.
    """

    # NOTE(bence romsics):
    # uuid.uuid5() behaves seemingly consistently but still incompatibly
    # different in cPython 2 and 3. Both expects the 'name' parameter to have
    # the type of the default string literal in each language version.
    # That is:
    #     The cPython 2 variant expects a byte string.
    #     The cPython 3 variant expects a unicode string.
    # Which types are called respectively 'str' and 'str' for the sake of
    # confusion. But the sha1() hash inside uuid5() always needs a byte string,
    # so we have to treat the two versions asymmetrically. See also:
    #
    # cPython 2.7:
    # https://github.com/python/cpython/blob
    #        /ea9a0994cd0f4bd37799b045c34097eb21662b3d/Lib/uuid.py#L603
    # cPython 3.6:
    # https://github.com/python/cpython/blob
    #        /e9e2fd75ccbc6e9a5221cf3525e39e9d042d843f/Lib/uuid.py#L628
    return uuid.uuid5(namespace=namespace, name=name)


# NOTE(bence romsics): The spec said: "Agent resource providers shall
# be identified by their already existing Neutron agent UUIDs [...]"
#
# https://review.opendev.org/#/c/508149/14/specs/rocky
#        /minimum-bandwidth-allocation-placement-api.rst@465
#
# However we forgot that agent UUIDs are not stable through a few
# admin operations like after a manual 'openstack network agent
# delete'. Here we make up a stable UUID instead.
def agent_resource_provider_uuid(namespace, host):
    """Generate a stable UUID for an agent.

    :param namespace: A UUID object identifying a mechanism driver (including
                      its agent).
    :param host: The hostname of the agent.
    :returns: A unique and stable UUID identifying an agent.
    """
    return six_uuid5(namespace=namespace, name=host)


def device_resource_provider_uuid(namespace, host, device, separator=':'):
    """Generate a stable UUID for a physical network device.

    :param namespace: A UUID object identifying a mechanism driver (including
                      its agent).
    :param host: The hostname of the agent.
    :param device: A host-unique name of the physical network device.
    :param separator: A string used in assembling a name for uuid5(). Choose
                      one that cannot occur either in 'host' or 'device'.
                      Optional.
    :returns: A unique and stable UUID identifying a physical network device.
    """
    name = separator.join([host, device])
    return six_uuid5(namespace=namespace, name=name)


def resource_request_group_uuid(namespace, qos_rules, separator=':'):
    """Generate a stable UUID for a resource request group.

    :param namespace: A UUID object identifying a port.
    :param qos_rules: A list of QoS rules contributing to the group.
    :param separator: A string used in assembling a name for uuid5(). Optional.
    :returns: A unique and stable UUID identifying a resource request group.
    """
    name = separator.join([rule.id for rule in qos_rules])
    return six_uuid5(namespace=namespace, name=name)


def _parse_rp_rate(rate_str):
    """Parse the config string value to an non-negative integer.

    :param rate_str: A decimal string representation of an non-negative
                     integer, allowing the empty string.
    :raises: ValueError on invalid input.
    :returns: The value as an integer or None if not set in config.
    """
    try:
        rate = None
        if rate_str:
            rate = int(rate_str)
            if rate < 0:
                raise ValueError()
    except ValueError as e:
        raise ValueError(_(
            'Cannot parse string value to an integer. '
            'Expected: non-negative integer value, got: %s') %
            rate_str) from e
    return rate


def _parse_rp_options(options, dict_keys):
    """Parse the config string tuples and map them to dict of dicts.

    :param options: The list of string tuples separated with ':'
                    in following format '[<str>]:[<rate0>:...:<rateN>]'.
                    First element of the tuple is a string that will be used as
                    a key of an outer dictionary. If not specified, defaults to
                    an empty string. A rate is an optional, non-negative int.
                    If rate values are provided they must match the length of
                    dict_keys. If a rate value is not specified, it defaults to
                    None.
    :param dict_keys: A tuple of strings containing names of inner dictionary
                      keys that are going to be mapped to rate values from
                      options tuple.
    :raises: ValueError on invalid input.
    :returns: The fully parsed config as a dict of dicts.
    """
    rv = {}
    for option in options:
        if ':' not in option:
            option += ':' * len(dict_keys)
        try:
            values = option.split(':')
            tuple_len = len(dict_keys) + 1
            if len(values) != tuple_len:
                raise ValueError()
            name = values.pop(0)
        except ValueError as e:
            raise ValueError(
                _('Expected a tuple with %d values, got: %s')
                % (tuple_len, option)) from e
        if name in rv:
            raise ValueError(_(
                'Same resource name listed multiple times: "%s"') % name)
        rv[name] = dict(zip(dict_keys,
                            [_parse_rp_rate(v) for v in values]))
    return rv


def parse_rp_bandwidths(bandwidths):
    """Parse and validate config option: resource_provider_bandwidths.

    Input in the config:
        resource_provider_bandwidths = eth0:10000:10000,eth1::10000,eth2::,eth3
    Input here:
        ['eth0:10000:10000', 'eth1::10000', 'eth2::', 'eth3']
    Output:
        {
            'eth0': {'egress': 10000, 'ingress': 10000},
            'eth1': {'egress': None, 'ingress': 10000},
            'eth2': {'egress': None, 'ingress': None},
            'eth3': {'egress': None, 'ingress': None},
        }

    :param bandwidths: The list of 'interface:egress:ingress' bandwidth
                       config options as pre-parsed by oslo_config.
    :raises: ValueError on invalid input.
    :returns: The fully parsed bandwidth config as a dict of dicts.
    """
    try:
        return _parse_rp_options(
            bandwidths,
            (const.EGRESS_DIRECTION, const.INGRESS_DIRECTION))
    except ValueError as e:
        raise ValueError(_(
            "Cannot parse resource_provider_bandwidths. %s") % e) from e


def _rp_pp_set_default_hypervisor(cfg, host):
    # If the user omitted hypervisor name we need to replace '' key with the
    # value of a host parameter. Before we do that, ensure that we won't
    # override a key which already exists in the dict.
    if cfg.get('') and cfg.get(host):
        raise ValueError(_(
            'Found configuration for "%s" hypervisor and one without '
            'hypervisor name specified that would override it.') % host)
    if cfg.get(''):
        cfg[host] = cfg.pop('')


def parse_rp_pp_with_direction(pkt_rates, host):
    """Parse and validate: resource_provider_packet_processing_with_direction.

    Input in the config:
        resource_provider_packet_processing_with_direction =
            host0:10000:10000,host1::10000,host2::,host3,:0:0
    Input here:
        ['host0:10000:10000', 'host1::10000', 'host2::', 'host3', ':0:0']
    Output:
        {
            'host0': {'egress': 10000, 'ingress': 10000},
            'host1': {'egress': None, 'ingress': 10000},
            'host2': {'egress': None, 'ingress': None},
            'host3': {'egress': None, 'ingress': None},
            '<host>': {'egress': 0, 'ingress': 0},
        }

    :param pkt_rates: The list of 'hypervisor:egress:ingress' pkt rate
                       config options as pre-parsed by oslo_config.
    :param host: Hostname that will be used as a default key value if the user
                 did not provide hypervisor name.
    :raises: ValueError on invalid input.
    :returns: The fully parsed pkt rate config as a dict of dicts.
    """

    try:
        cfg = _parse_rp_options(
            pkt_rates,
            (const.EGRESS_DIRECTION, const.INGRESS_DIRECTION))
        _rp_pp_set_default_hypervisor(cfg, host)
    except ValueError as e:
        raise ValueError(_(
            "Cannot parse "
            "resource_provider_packet_processing_with_direction. %s")
            % e) from e

    return cfg


def parse_rp_pp_without_direction(pkt_rates, host):
    """Parse: resource_provider_packet_processing_without_direction.

    Input in the config:
        resource_provider_packet_processing_without_direction =
            host0:10000,host1:,host2,:0
    Input here:
        ['host0:10000', 'host1:', 'host2', ':0']
    Output:
        {
            'host0': {'any': 10000},
            'host1': {'any': None},
            'host2': {'any': None},
            '<DEFAULT.host>': {'any': 0},
        }

    :param pkt_rates: The list of 'hypervisor:pkt_rate' config options
                      as pre-parsed by oslo_config.
    :param host: Hostname that will be used as a default key value if the user
                 did not provide hypervisor name.
    :raises: ValueError on invalid input.
    :returns: The fully parsed pkt rate config as a dict of dicts.
    """

    try:
        cfg = _parse_rp_options(pkt_rates, (const.ANY_DIRECTION,))
        _rp_pp_set_default_hypervisor(cfg, host)
    except ValueError as e:
        raise ValueError(_(
            "Cannot parse "
            "resource_provider_packet_processing_without_direction. %s")
            % e) from e

    return cfg


def parse_rp_inventory_defaults(inventory_defaults):
    """Parse and validate config option: parse_rp_inventory_defaults.

    Cast the dict values to the proper numerical types.

    Input in the config:
        resource_provider_inventory_defaults = allocation_ratio:1.0,min_unit:1
    Input here:
        {
            'allocation_ratio': '1.0',
            'min_unit': '1',
        }
    Output here:
        {
            'allocation_ratio': 1.0,
            'min_unit': 1,
        }

    :param inventory_defaults: The dict of inventory parameters and values (as
                               strings) as pre-parsed by oslo_config.
    :raises: ValueError on invalid input.
    :returns: The fully parsed inventory parameters and values (as numerical
              values) as a dict.
    """

    unexpected_options = (set(inventory_defaults.keys()) -
                          place_const.INVENTORY_OPTIONS)
    if unexpected_options:
        raise ValueError(_(
            'Cannot parse inventory_defaults. Unexpected options: %s') %
            ','.join(unexpected_options))

    # allocation_ratio is a float
    try:
        if 'allocation_ratio' in inventory_defaults:
            inventory_defaults['allocation_ratio'] = float(
                inventory_defaults['allocation_ratio'])
            if inventory_defaults['allocation_ratio'] < 0:
                raise ValueError()
    except ValueError as e:
        raise ValueError(_(
            'Cannot parse inventory_defaults.allocation_ratio. '
            'Expected: non-negative float, got: %s') %
            inventory_defaults['allocation_ratio']) from e

    # the others are ints
    for key in ('min_unit', 'max_unit', 'reserved', 'step_size'):
        try:
            if key in inventory_defaults:
                inventory_defaults[key] = int(inventory_defaults[key])
                if inventory_defaults[key] < 0:
                    raise ValueError()
        except ValueError as e:
            raise ValueError(_(
                'Cannot parse inventory_defaults.%(key)s. '
                'Expected: non-negative int, got: %(got)s') % {
                    'key': key,
                    'got': inventory_defaults[key],
            }) from e

    return inventory_defaults