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# Import from the future
from __future__ import absolute_import

# Import from pygit2
from _pygit2 import Oid
from .errors import check_error, Passthrough
from .ffi import ffi, C
from .refspec import Refspec
from .utils import to_bytes, strarray_to_strings, StrArray


def maybe_string(ptr):
    if not ptr:
        return None

    return ffi.string(ptr).decode()


class TransferProgress(object):
    """Progress downloading and indexing data during a fetch"""

    def __init__(self, tp):

        self.total_objects = tp.total_objects
        """Total number of objects to download"""

        self.indexed_objects = tp.indexed_objects
        """Objects which have been indexed"""

        self.received_objects = tp.received_objects
        """Objects which have been received up to now"""

        self.local_objects = tp.local_objects
        """Local objects which were used to fix the thin pack"""

        self.total_deltas = tp.total_deltas
        """Total number of deltas in the pack"""

        self.indexed_deltas = tp.indexed_deltas
        """Deltas which have been indexed"""

        self.received_bytes = tp.received_bytes
        """"Number of bytes received up to now"""


class RemoteCallbacks(object):
    """Base class for pygit2 remote callbacks.

    Inherit from this class and override the callbacks which you want to use
    in your class, which you can then pass to the network operations.
    """

    def __init__(self, credentials=None, certificate=None):
        """Initialize some callbacks in-line

        Use this constructor to provide credentials and certificate
        callbacks in-line, instead of defining your own class for these ones.

        You can e.g. also pass in one of the credential objects as 'credentials'
        instead of creating a function which returns a hard-coded object.
        """

        if credentials is not None:
            self.credentials = credentials
        if certificate is not None:
            self.certificate = certificate

    def sideband_progress(self, string):
        """Progress output callback

        Override this function with your own progress reporting function

        :param str string: Progress output from the remote
        """

    def credentials(self, url, username_from_url, allowed_types):
        """Credentials callback

        If the remote server requires authentication, this function will
        be called and its return value used for authentication. Override
        it if you want to be able to perform authentication.

        Parameters:

        - url (str) -- The url of the remote.

        - username_from_url (str or None) -- Username extracted from the url,
          if any.

        - allowed_types (int) -- Credential types supported by the remote.

        Return value: credential
        """
        raise Passthrough

    def certificate_check(self, certificate, valid, host):
        """Certificate callback

        Override with your own function to determine whether the accept
        the server's certificate.

        :param None certificate: The certificate. It is currently always None
         while we figure out how to represent it cross-platform

        :param bool valid: Whether the TLS/SSH library thinks the certificate
         is valid

        :param str host: The hostname we want to connect to

        Return value: True to connect, False to abort
        """

        raise Passthrough

    def transfer_progress(self, stats):
        """Transfer progress callback

        Override with your own function to report transfer progress.

        :param TransferProgress stats: The progress up to now
        """

    def update_tips(self, refname, old, new):
        """Update tips callabck

        Override with your own function to report reference updates

        :param str refname: the name of the reference that's being updated
        :param Oid old: the reference's old value
        :param Oid new: the reference's new value
        """

    def push_update_reference(self, refname, message):
        """Push update reference callback

        Override with your own function to report the remote's
        acceptace or rejection of reference updates.

        :param str refname: the name of the reference (on the remote)
        :param str messsage: rejection message from the remote. If None, the update was accepted.
        """

    def _fill_fetch_options(self, fetch_opts):
        fetch_opts.callbacks.sideband_progress = self._sideband_progress_cb
        fetch_opts.callbacks.transfer_progress = self._transfer_progress_cb
        fetch_opts.callbacks.update_tips = self._update_tips_cb
        fetch_opts.callbacks.credentials = self._credentials_cb
        fetch_opts.callbacks.certificate_check = self._certificate_cb
        # We need to make sure that this handle stays alive
        self._self_handle = ffi.new_handle(self)
        fetch_opts.callbacks.payload = self._self_handle

        self._stored_exception = None

    def _fill_push_options(self, push_opts):
        push_opts.callbacks.sideband_progress = self._sideband_progress_cb
        push_opts.callbacks.transfer_progress = self._transfer_progress_cb
        push_opts.callbacks.update_tips = self._update_tips_cb
        push_opts.callbacks.credentials = self._credentials_cb
        push_opts.callbacks.certificate_check = self._certificate_cb
        push_opts.callbacks.push_update_reference = self._push_update_reference_cb
        # We need to make sure that this handle stays alive
        self._self_handle = ffi.new_handle(self)
        push_opts.callbacks.payload = self._self_handle

    # These functions exist to be called by the git_remote as
    # callbacks. They proxy the call to whatever the user set

    @ffi.callback('git_transfer_progress_cb')
    def _transfer_progress_cb(stats_ptr, data):
        self = ffi.from_handle(data)

        transfer_progress = getattr(self, 'transfer_progress', None)
        if not transfer_progress:
            return 0

        try:
            transfer_progress(TransferProgress(stats_ptr))
        except Exception as e:
            self._stored_exception = e
            return C.GIT_EUSER

        return 0

    @ffi.callback('git_transport_message_cb')
    def _sideband_progress_cb(string, length, data):
        self = ffi.from_handle(data)

        progress = getattr(self, 'progress', None)
        if not progress:
            return 0

        try:
            s = ffi.string(string, length).decode()
            progress(s)
        except Exception as e:
            self._stored_exception = e
            return C.GIT_EUSER

        return 0

    @ffi.callback('int (*update_tips)(const char *refname, const git_oid *a,'
                  'const git_oid *b, void *data)')
    def _update_tips_cb(refname, a, b, data):
        self = ffi.from_handle(data)

        update_tips = getattr(self, 'update_tips', None)
        if not update_tips:
            return 0

        try:
            s = maybe_string(refname)
            a = Oid(raw=bytes(ffi.buffer(a)[:]))
            b = Oid(raw=bytes(ffi.buffer(b)[:]))

            update_tips(s, a, b)
        except Exception as e:
            self._stored_exception = e
            return C.GIT_EUSER

        return 0

    @ffi.callback("int (*push_update_reference)(const char *ref, const char *msg, void *data)")
    def _push_update_reference_cb(ref, msg, data):
        self = ffi.from_handle(data)

        push_update_reference = getattr(self, 'push_update_reference', None)
        if not push_update_reference:
            return 0

        try:
            refname = ffi.string(ref)
            message = maybe_string(msg)
            push_update_reference(refname, message)
        except Exception as e:
            self._stored_exception = e
            return C.GIT_EUSER

        return 0

    @ffi.callback('int (*credentials)(git_cred **cred, const char *url,'
                  'const char *username_from_url, unsigned int allowed_types,'
                  'void *data)')
    def _credentials_cb(cred_out, url, username, allowed, data):
        self = ffi.from_handle(data)

        credentials = getattr(self, 'credentials', None)
        if not credentials:
            return 0

        try:
            ccred = get_credentials(credentials, url, username, allowed)
            cred_out[0] = ccred[0]
        except Passthrough as e:
            return C.GIT_PASSTHROUGH
        except Exception as e:
            self._stored_exception = e
            return C.GIT_EUSER

        return 0

    @ffi.callback('int (*git_transport_certificate_check_cb)'
                  '(git_cert *cert, int valid, const char *host, void *payload)')
    def _certificate_cb(cert_i, valid, host, data):
        self = ffi.from_handle(data)

        # We want to simulate what should happen if libgit2 supported pass-through for
        # this callback. For SSH, 'valid' is always False, because it doesn't look
        # at known_hosts, but we do want to let it through in order to do what libgit2 would
        # if the callback were not set.
        try:
            is_ssh = cert_i.cert_type == C.GIT_CERT_HOSTKEY_LIBSSH2

            certificate_check = getattr(self, 'certificate_check', None)
            if not certificate_check:
                raise Passthrough

            # python's parsing is deep in the libraries and assumes an OpenSSL-owned cert
            val = certificate_check(None, bool(valid), ffi.string(host))
            if not val:
                return C.GIT_ECERTIFICATE
        except Passthrough as e:
            if is_ssh:
                return 0
            elif valid:
                return 0
            else:
                return C.GIT_ECERTIFICATE
        except Exception as e:
            self._stored_exception = e
            return C.GIT_EUSER

        return 0

class Remote(object):
    def __init__(self, repo, ptr):
        """The constructor is for internal use only"""

        self._repo = repo
        self._remote = ptr
        self._stored_exception = None

    def __del__(self):
        C.git_remote_free(self._remote)

    @property
    def name(self):
        """Name of the remote"""

        return maybe_string(C.git_remote_name(self._remote))

    @property
    def url(self):
        """Url of the remote"""

        return maybe_string(C.git_remote_url(self._remote))

    @property
    def push_url(self):
        """Push url of the remote"""

        return maybe_string(C.git_remote_pushurl(self._remote))

    def save(self):
        """Save a remote to its repository's configuration."""

        err = C.git_remote_save(self._remote)
        check_error(err)

    def fetch(self, refspecs=None, message=None, callbacks=None):
        """Perform a fetch against this remote. Returns a <TransferProgress>
        object.
        """

        fetch_opts = ffi.new('git_fetch_options *')
        err = C.git_fetch_init_options(fetch_opts, C.GIT_FETCH_OPTIONS_VERSION)

        if callbacks is None:
            callbacks = RemoteCallbacks()

        callbacks._fill_fetch_options(fetch_opts)

        try:
            with StrArray(refspecs) as arr:
                err = C.git_remote_fetch(self._remote, arr, fetch_opts, to_bytes(message))
                if callbacks._stored_exception:
                    raise callbacks._stored_exception
                check_error(err)
        finally:
            callbacks._self_handle = None

        return TransferProgress(C.git_remote_stats(self._remote))

    @property
    def refspec_count(self):
        """Total number of refspecs in this remote"""

        return C.git_remote_refspec_count(self._remote)

    def get_refspec(self, n):
        """Return the <Refspec> object at the given position."""
        spec = C.git_remote_get_refspec(self._remote, n)
        return Refspec(self, spec)

    @property
    def fetch_refspecs(self):
        """Refspecs that will be used for fetching"""

        specs = ffi.new('git_strarray *')
        err = C.git_remote_get_fetch_refspecs(specs, self._remote)
        check_error(err)

        return strarray_to_strings(specs)

    @property
    def push_refspecs(self):
        """Refspecs that will be used for pushing"""

        specs = ffi.new('git_strarray *')
        err = C.git_remote_get_push_refspecs(specs, self._remote)
        check_error(err)

        return strarray_to_strings(specs)

    def push(self, specs, callbacks=None):
        """Push the given refspec to the remote. Raises ``GitError`` on
        protocol error or unpack failure.

        When the remote has a githook installed, that denies the reference
        this function will return successfully. Thus it is stronly recommended
        to install a callback, that implements
        :py:meth:`RemoteCallbacks.push_update_reference` and check the passed
        parameters for successfull operations.

        :param [str] specs: push refspecs to use
        """
        push_opts = ffi.new('git_push_options *')
        err = C.git_push_init_options(push_opts, C.GIT_PUSH_OPTIONS_VERSION)

        if callbacks is None:
            callbacks = RemoteCallbacks()

        callbacks._fill_push_options(push_opts)
        # Build custom callback structure

        try:
            with StrArray(specs) as refspecs:
                err = C.git_remote_push(self._remote, refspecs, push_opts)
                check_error(err)
        finally:
            callbacks._self_handle = None

def get_credentials(fn, url, username, allowed):
    """Call fn and return the credentials object"""

    url_str = maybe_string(url)
    username_str = maybe_string(username)

    creds = fn(url_str, username_str, allowed)

    credential_type = getattr(creds, 'credential_type', None)
    credential_tuple = getattr(creds, 'credential_tuple', None)
    if not credential_type or not credential_tuple:
        raise TypeError("credential does not implement interface")

    cred_type = credential_type

    if not (allowed & cred_type):
        raise TypeError("invalid credential type")

    ccred = ffi.new('git_cred **')
    if cred_type == C.GIT_CREDTYPE_USERPASS_PLAINTEXT:
        name, passwd = credential_tuple
        err = C.git_cred_userpass_plaintext_new(ccred, to_bytes(name),
                                                to_bytes(passwd))

    elif cred_type == C.GIT_CREDTYPE_SSH_KEY:
        name, pubkey, privkey, passphrase = credential_tuple
        if pubkey is None and privkey is None:
            err = C.git_cred_ssh_key_from_agent(ccred, to_bytes(name))
        else:
            err = C.git_cred_ssh_key_new(ccred, to_bytes(name),
                                         to_bytes(pubkey), to_bytes(privkey),
                                         to_bytes(passphrase))
    else:
        raise TypeError("unsupported credential type")

    check_error(err)

    return ccred

class RemoteCollection(object):
    """Collection of configured remotes

    You can use this class to look up and manage the remotes configured
    in a repository.  You can access repositories using index
    access. E.g. to look up the "origin" remote, you can use

    >>> repo.remotes["origin"]
    """

    def __init__(self, repo):
        self._repo = repo;

    def __len__(self):
        names = ffi.new('git_strarray *')

        try:
            err = C.git_remote_list(names, self._repo._repo)
            check_error(err)

            return names.count
        finally:
            C.git_strarray_free(names)

    def __iter__(self):
        names = ffi.new('git_strarray *')

        try:
            err = C.git_remote_list(names, self._repo._repo)
            check_error(err)

            cremote = ffi.new('git_remote **')
            for i in range(names.count):
                err = C.git_remote_lookup(cremote, self._repo._repo, names.strings[i])
                check_error(err)

                yield Remote(self._repo, cremote[0])
        finally:
            C.git_strarray_free(names)

    def __getitem__(self, name):
        if isinstance(name, int):
            return list(self)[name]

        cremote = ffi.new('git_remote **')
        err = C.git_remote_lookup(cremote, self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name))
        check_error(err)

        return Remote(self._repo, cremote[0])

    def create(self, name, url, fetch=None):
        """Create a new remote with the given name and url. Returns a <Remote>
        object.

        If 'fetch' is provided, this fetch refspec will be used instead of the default
        """

        cremote = ffi.new('git_remote **')

        if fetch:
            err = C.git_remote_create_with_fetchspec(cremote, self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name), to_bytes(url), to_bytes(fetch))
        else:
            err = C.git_remote_create(cremote, self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name), to_bytes(url))

        check_error(err)

        return Remote(self._repo, cremote[0])

    def rename(self, name, new_name):
        """Rename a remote in the configuration. The refspecs in standard
        format will be renamed.

        Returns a list of fetch refspecs (list of strings) which were not in
        the standard format and thus could not be remapped.
        """

        if not new_name:
            raise ValueError("Current remote name must be a non-empty string")

        if not new_name:
            raise ValueError("New remote name must be a non-empty string")

        problems = ffi.new('git_strarray *')
        err = C.git_remote_rename(problems, self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name), to_bytes(new_name))
        check_error(err)

        ret = strarray_to_strings(problems)
        C.git_strarray_free(problems)

        return ret

    def delete(self, name):
        """Remove a remote from the configuration

        All remote-tracking branches and configuration settings for the remote will be removed.
        """
        err = C.git_remote_delete(self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name))
        check_error(err)

    def set_url(self, name, url):
        """ Set the URL for a remote
        """
        err = C.git_remote_set_url(self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name), to_bytes(url))
        check_error(err)

    def set_push_url(self, name, url):
        """Set the push-URL for a remote
        """
        err = C.git_remote_set_pushurl(self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name), to_bytes(url))
        check_error(err)

    def add_fetch(self, name, refspec):
        """Add a fetch refspec (str) to the remote
        """

        err = C.git_remote_add_fetch(self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name), to_bytes(refspec))
        check_error(err)

    def add_push(self, name, refspec):
        """Add a push refspec (str) to the remote
        """

        err = C.git_remote_add_push(self._repo._repo, to_bytes(name), to_bytes(refspec))
        check_error(err)
