#!/usr/bin/python
#
# Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.
#
"""Generate an HTML file containing license info for all installed packages.

Documentation on this script is also available here:
http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/licensing-for-chromiumos-developers

End user (i.e. package owners) documentation is here:
http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/licensing-for-chromiumos-package-owners

Usage:
For this script to work, you must have built the architecture
this is being run against, _after_ you've last run repo sync.
Otherwise, it will query newer source code and then fail to work on packages
that are out of date in your build.

Recommended build:
  cros_sdk
  export BOARD=x86-alex
  sudo rm -rf /build/$BOARD
  cd ~/trunk/src/scripts
  # If you wonder why we need to build Chromium OS just to run
  # `emerge -p -v virtual/target-os` on it, we don't.
  # However, later we run ebuild unpack, and this will apply patches and run
  # configure. Configure will fail due to aclocal macros missing in
  # /build/x86-alex/usr/share/aclocal (those are generated during build).
  # This will take about 10mn on a Z620.
  ./build_packages --board=$BOARD --nowithautotest --nowithtest --nowithdev
                   --nowithfactory
  cd ~/trunk/chromite/licensing
  # This removes left over packages from an earlier build that could cause
  # conflicts.
  eclean-$BOARD packages
  %(prog)s [--debug] [--all-packages] --board $BOARD [-o o.html] 2>&1 | tee out

The workflow above is what you would do to generate a licensing file by hand
given a chromeos tree.
Note that building packages now creates a license.yaml fork in the package
which you can see with
qtbz2 -x -O  /build/x86-alex/packages/dev-util/libc-bench-0.0.1-r8.tbz2 |
     qxpak -x -O - license.yaml
This gets automatically installed in
/build/x86-alex/var/db/pkg/dev-util/libc-bench-0.0.1-r8/license.yaml

Unless you run with --generate, the script will now gather those license
bits and generate a license file from there.
License bits for each package are generated by default from
src/scripts/hooks/install/gen-package-licenses.sh which gets run automatically
by emerge as part of a package build (by running this script with
--hook /path/to/tmp/portage/build/tree/for/that/package

If license bits are missing, they are generated on the fly if you were running
with sudo. If you didn't use sudo, this on the fly late generation will fail
and act as a warning that your prebuilts were missing package build time
licenses.

You can check the licenses and/or generate a HTML file for a list of
packages using --package or -p:
  %(prog)s --package "dev-libs/libatomic_ops-7.2d" --package
  "net-misc/wget-1.14" --board $BOARD -o out.html

Note that you'll want to use --generate to force regeneration of the licensing
bits from a package source you may have just modified but not rebuilt.

If you want to check licensing against all ChromeOS packages, you should
run ./build_packages --board=$BOARD to build everything and then run
this script with --all-packages.

By default, when no package is specified, this script processes all
packages for $BOARD. The output HTML file is meant to update
http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/trunk/src/chrome/browser/resources/ +
  chromeos/about_os_credits.html?view=log
(gclient config svn://svn.chromium.org/chrome/trunk/src)
For an example CL, see https://codereview.chromium.org/13496002/

The detailed process is listed below.

* Check out the branch you intend to generate the HTML file for. Use
  the internal manifest for this purpose.
    repo init -b <branch_name> -u <URL>

  The list of branches (e.g. release-R33-5116.B) are available here:
  https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest/+refs

* Generate the HTML file by following the steps mentioned
  previously. Check whether your changes are valid with:
    bin/diff_license_html output.html-M33 output.html-M34
  and review the diff.

* Update the about_os_credits.html in the svn repository. Create a CL
  and upload it for review.
    gcl change <change_name>
    gcl upload <change_name>

  When uploading, you may get a warning for file being too large to
  upload. In this case, your CL can still be reviewed. Always include
  the diff in your commit message so that the reviewers know what the
  changes are. You can add reviewers on the review page by clicking on
  "Edit issue".  (A quick reference:
  http://www.chromium.org/developers/quick-reference)

  Make sure you click on 'Publish+Mail Comments' after adding reviewers
  (the review URL looks like this https://codereview.chromium.org/183883018/ ).

* After receiving LGTMs, commit your change with 'gcl commit <change_name>'.

If you don't get this in before the freeze window, it'll need to be merged into
the branch being released, which is done by adding a Merge-Requested label.
Once it's been updated to "Merge-Approved" by a TPM, please merge into the
required release branch. You can ask karen@ for merge approve help.
Example: http://crbug.com/221281

Note however that this is only during the transition period.
build-image will be modified to generate the license for each board and save
the file in /opt/google/chrome/resources/about_os_credits.html or as defined
in http://crbug.com/271832 .
"""

import cgi
import codecs
import logging
import os
import re
import tempfile

from chromite.cbuildbot import constants
from chromite.cbuildbot import portage_utilities
from chromite.lib import commandline
from chromite.lib import cros_build_lib
from chromite.lib import osutils

# We are imported by src/repohooks/pre-upload.py in a non chroot environment
# where yaml may not be there, so we don't error on that since it's not needed
# in that case.
try:
  import yaml
except ImportError:
  yaml = None

debug = False

# See http://crbug.com/207004 for discussion.
PER_PKG_LICENSE_DIR = '/var/db/pkg'

STOCK_LICENSE_DIRS = [
    os.path.join(constants.SOURCE_ROOT,
                 'src/third_party/portage-stable/licenses'),
]

# There are licenses for custom software we got and isn't part of
# upstream gentoo.
CUSTOM_LICENSE_DIRS = [
    os.path.join(constants.SOURCE_ROOT,
                 'src/third_party/chromiumos-overlay/licenses'),
]

COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_DIR = (
    os.path.join(
        constants.SOURCE_ROOT,
        'src/third_party/chromiumos-overlay/licenses/copyright-attribution'))

# Virtual packages don't need to have a license and often don't, so we skip them
# chromeos-base contains google platform packages that are covered by the
# general license at top of tree, so we skip those too.
SKIPPED_CATEGORIES = [
    'virtual',
]

SKIPPED_PACKAGES = [
    # Fix these packages by adding a real license in the code.
    # You should not skip packages just because the license scraping doesn't
    # work. Stick those special cases into PACKAGE_LICENSES.
    # Packages should only be here because they are sub/split packages already
    # covered by the license of the main package.

    # These are Chrome-OS-specific packages, copyright BSD-Google
    'sys-kernel/chromeos-kernel',  # already manually credit Linux
]

LICENSE_NAMES_REGEX = [
    r'^copyright$',
    r'^copyright[.]txt$',
    r'^copyright[.]regex$',                        # llvm
    r'^copying.*$',
    r'^licen[cs]e.*$',
    r'^licensing.*$',                              # libatomic_ops
    r'^ipa_font_license_agreement_v1[.]0[.]txt$',  # ja-ipafonts
    r'^PKG-INFO$',                                 # copyright assignment for
                                                   # some python packages
                                                   # (netifaces, unittest2)
]

# These are _temporary_ license mappings for packages that do not have a valid
# shared/custom license, or LICENSE file we can use.
# Once this script runs earlier (during the package build process), it will
# block new source without a LICENSE file if the ebuild contains a license
# that requires copyright assignment (BSD and friends).
# At that point, new packages will get fixed to include LICENSE instead of
# adding workaround mappings like those below.
# The way you now fix copyright attribution cases create a custom file with the
# right license directly in COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_DIR.
PACKAGE_LICENSES = {
    # TODO: replace the naive license parsing code in this script with a hook
    # into portage's license parsing. See http://crbug.com/348779

    # Chrome (the browser) is complicated, it has a morphing license that is
    # either BSD-Google, or BSD-Google,Google-TOS depending on how it was
    # built. We bypass this problem for now by hardcoding the Google-TOS bit as
    # per ChromeOS with non free bits
    'chromeos-base/chromeos-chrome': ['BSD-Google', 'Google-TOS'],

    # Currently the code cannot parse LGPL-3 || ( LGPL-2.1 MPL-1.1 )
    'dev-python/pycairo': ['LGPL-3', 'LGPL-2.1'],
}

# Any license listed list here found in the ebuild will make the code look for
# license files inside the package source code in order to get copyright
# attribution from them.
COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_LICENSES = [
    'BSD',    # requires distribution of copyright notice
    'BSD-2',  # so does BSD-2 http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause
    'BSD-3',  # and BSD-3? http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause
    'BSD-4',  # and 4?
    'BSD-with-attribution',
    'MIT',
    'MIT-with-advertising',
    'Old-MIT',
]

# The following licenses are not invalid or to show as a less helpful stock
# license, but it's better to look in the source code for a more specific
# license if there is one, but not an error if no better one is found.
# Note that you don't want to set just anything here since any license here
# will be included once in stock form and a second time in custom form if
# found (there is no good way to know that a license we found on disk is the
# better version of the stock version, so we show both).
LOOK_IN_SOURCE_LICENSES = [
    'as-is',  # The stock license is very vague, source always has more details.
    'PSF-2',  # The custom license in python is more complete than the template.

    # As far as I know, we have no requirement to do copyright attribution for
    # these licenses, but the license included in the code has slightly better
    # information than the stock Gentoo one (including copyright attribution).
    'BZIP2',     # Single use license, do copyright attribution.
    'OFL',       # Almost single use license, do copyright attribution.
    'OFL-1.1',   # Almost single use license, do copyright attribution.
    'UoI-NCSA',  # Only used by NSCA, might as well show their custom copyright.
]

# This used to provide overrides. I can't find a valid reason to add any more
# here, though.
PACKAGE_HOMEPAGES = {
    # Example:
    # 'x11-proto/glproto': ['http://www.x.org/'],
}

# These are tokens found in LICENSE= in an ebuild that aren't licenses we
# can actually read from disk.
# You should not use this to blacklist real licenses.
LICENCES_IGNORE = [
    ')',              # Ignore OR tokens from LICENSE="|| ( LGPL-2.1 MPL-1.1 )"
    '(',
    '||',
]

TMPL = 'about_credits.tmpl'
ENTRY_TMPL = 'about_credits_entry.tmpl'
SHARED_LICENSE_TMPL = 'about_credits_shared_license_entry.tmpl'


# This is called directly by src/repohooks/pre-upload.py
def GetLicenseTypesFromEbuild(ebuild_path):
  """Returns a list of license types from the ebuild file.

  This function does not always return the correct list, but it is
  faster than using portageq for not having to access chroot. It is
  intended to be used for tasks such as presubmission checks.

  Args:
    ebuild_path: ebuild to read.

  Returns:
    list of licenses read from ebuild.

  Raises:
    ValueError: ebuild errors.
  """
  ebuild_env_tmpl = """
has() { [[ " ${*:2} " == *" $1 "* ]]; }
inherit() {
  local overlay_list="%(overlay_list)s"
  local eclass overlay f
  for eclass; do
    has ${eclass} ${_INHERITED_} && continue
    _INHERITED_+=" ${eclass}"
    for overlay in %(overlay_list)s; do
      f="${overlay}/eclass/${eclass}.eclass"
      if [[ -e ${f} ]]; then
        source "${f}"
        break
      fi
     done
  done
}
source %(ebuild)s"""

  # TODO: the overlay_list hard-coded here should be changed to look
  # at the current overlay, and then the master overlays. E.g. for an
  # ebuild file in overlay-parrot, we will look at parrot overlay
  # first, and then look at portage-stable and chromiumos, which are
  # listed as masters in overlay-parrot/metadata/layout.conf.
  tmpl_env = {
      'ebuild': ebuild_path,
      'overlay_list': '%s %s' % (
          os.path.join(constants.SOURCE_ROOT,
                       'src/third_party/chromiumos-overlay'),
          os.path.join(constants.SOURCE_ROOT,
                       'src/third_party/portage-stable'))
  }

  with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(bufsize=0) as f:
    osutils.WriteFile(f.name, ebuild_env_tmpl % tmpl_env)
    env = osutils.SourceEnvironment(
        f.name, whitelist=['LICENSE'], ifs=' ', multiline=True)

  if not env.get('LICENSE'):
    raise ValueError('No LICENSE found in the ebuild.')
  if re.search(r'[,;]', env['LICENSE']):
    raise ValueError(
        'LICENSE field in the ebuild should be whitespace-limited.')

  return env['LICENSE'].split()


class PackageLicenseError(Exception):
  """Thrown if something fails while getting license information for a package.

  This will cause the processing to error in the end.
  """


class PackageInfo(object):
  """Package info containers, mostly for storing licenses."""

  def __init__(self):

    self.board = None
    self.revision = None

    # Array of scanned license texts.
    self.license_text_scanned = []

    self.category = None
    self.name = None
    self.version = None

    # Looks something like this
    # /mnt/host/source/src/
    #           third_party/portage-stable/net-misc/rsync/rsync-3.0.8.ebuild
    self.ebuild_path = None

    # Array of license names retrieved from ebuild or override in this code.
    self.ebuild_license_names = []
    self.homepages = []
    # This contains licenses names we can read from Gentoo or custom licenses.
    # These are supposed to be shared licenses (i.e. licenses referenced by
    # more then one package), but after all processing, we may find out that
    # some are only used once and they get taken out of the shared pool and
    # pasted directly in the sole package that was using them (see
    # GenerateHTMLLicenseOutput).
    self.license_names = set()

    # We set this if the ebuild has a BSD/MIT like license that requires
    # scanning for a LICENSE file in the source code, or a static mapping
    # in PACKAGE_LICENSES. Not finding one once this is set, is fatal.
    self.need_copyright_attribution = False
    # This flag just says we'd like to include licenses from the source, but
    # not finding any is not fatal.
    self.scan_source_for_licenses = False

    # After reading basic package information, we can mark the package as
    # one to skip in licensing.
    self.skip = False

    # If we failed to get licensing for this package, mark it as such so that
    # it can be flagged when the full license file is being generated.
    self.licensing_failed = False

    # If we are called from a hook, we grab package info from the soure tree.
    # This is also used as a flag to know whether we should do package work
    # based on an installed package, or one that is being built and we got
    # called from the hook.
    self.build_source_tree = None

  @property
  def fullnamerev(self):
    s = '%s-%s' % (self.fullname, self.version)
    if self.revision:
      s += '-r%s' % self.revision
    return s

  @property
  def fullname(self):
    return '%s/%s' % (self.category, self.name)

  @property
  def license_dump_path(self):
    """e.g. /build/x86-alex//var/db/pkg/sys-apps/dtc-1.4.0/license.yaml."""
    return "%s/%s/%s/license.yaml" % (cros_build_lib.GetSysroot(self.board),
                                      PER_PKG_LICENSE_DIR, self.fullnamerev)

  def _BuildInfo(self, filename):
    filename = '%s/build-info/%s' % (self.build_source_tree, filename)
    # Buildinfo properties we read are in US-ASCII, not Unicode.
    try:
      bi = open(filename).read().rstrip()
    # Some properties like HOMEPAGE may be absent.
    except IOError:
      bi = ""
    return bi

  def _RunEbuildPhases(self, phases):
    """Run a list of ebuild phases on an ebuild.

    Args:
      phases: list of phases like ['clean', 'fetch'] or ['unpack'].

    Returns:
      ebuild command output
    """

    return cros_build_lib.RunCommand(
        ['ebuild-%s' % self.board, self.ebuild_path] + phases, print_cmd=debug,
        redirect_stdout=True)

  def _GetOverrideLicense(self):
    """Look in COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_DIR for license with copyright attribution.

    For dev-util/bsdiff-4.3-r5, the code will look for
    dev-util/bsdiff-4.3-r5
    dev-util/bsdiff-4.3
    dev-util/bsdiff

    It is ok to have more than one bsdiff license file, and an empty file acts
    as a rubout (i.e. an empty dev-util/bsdiff-4.4 will shadow dev-util/bsdiff
    and tell the licensing code to look in the package source for a license
    instead of using dev-util/bsdiff as an override).

    Returns:
      False (no license found) or a multiline license string.
    """
    license_read = None
    # dev-util/bsdiff-4.3-r5 -> bsdiff-4.3-r5
    filename = os.path.basename(self.fullnamerev)
    license_path = os.path.join(COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_DIR,
                                os.path.dirname(self.fullnamerev))
    pv = portage_utilities.SplitPV(filename)
    pv_no_rev = '%s-%s' % (pv.package, pv.version_no_rev)
    for filename in (pv.pv, pv_no_rev, pv.package):
      file_path = os.path.join(license_path, filename)
      logging.debug("Looking for override copyright attribution license in %s",
                    file_path)
      if os.path.exists(file_path):
        # Turn
        # /../merlin/trunk/src/third_party/chromiumos-overlay/../dev-util/bsdiff
        # into
        # chromiumos-overlay/../dev-util/bsdiff
        short_dir_path = os.path.join(*file_path.rsplit(os.path.sep, 5)[1:])
        license_read = "Copyright Attribution License %s:\n\n" % short_dir_path
        license_read += ReadUnknownEncodedFile(
            file_path, "read copyright attribution license")
        break

    return license_read

  def _ExtractLicenses(self):
    """Scrounge for text licenses in the source of package we'll unpack.

    This is only called if we couldn't get usable licenses from the ebuild,
    or one of them is BSD/MIT like which forces us to look for a file with
    copyright attribution in the source code itself.

    First, we have a shortcut where we scan COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_DIR to see if
    we find a license for this package. If so, we use that.
    Typically it'll be used if the unpacked source does not have the license
    that we're required to display for copyright attribution (in some cases it's
    plain absent, in other cases, it could be in a filename we don't look for).

    Otherwise, we scan the unpacked source code for what looks like license
    files as defined in LICENSE_NAMES_REGEX.

    Raises:
      AssertionError: on runtime errors
      PackageLicenseError: couldn't find copyright attribution file.
    """
    license_override = self._GetOverrideLicense()
    if license_override:
      self.license_text_scanned = [license_override]
      return

    if self.build_source_tree:
      workdir = "%s/work" % self.build_source_tree
    else:
      self._RunEbuildPhases(['clean', 'fetch'])
      output = self._RunEbuildPhases(['unpack']).output.splitlines()
      # Output is spammy, it looks like this:
      #  * gc-7.2d.tar.gz RMD160 SHA1 SHA256 size ;-) ...                 [ ok ]
      #  * checking gc-7.2d.tar.gz ;-) ...                                [ ok ]
      #  * Running stacked hooks for pre_pkg_setup
      #  *    sysroot_build_bin_dir ...
      #  [ ok ]
      #  * Running stacked hooks for pre_src_unpack
      #  *    python_multilib_setup ...
      #  [ ok ]
      # >>> Unpacking source...
      # >>> Unpacking gc-7.2d.tar.gz to /build/x86-alex/tmp/po/[...]ps-7.2d/work
      # >>> Source unpacked in /build/x86-alex/tmp/portage/[...]ops-7.2d/work
      # So we only keep the last 2 lines, the others we don't care about.
      output = [line for line in output if line[0:3] == ">>>" and
                line != ">>> Unpacking source..."]
      for line in output:
        logging.info(line)

      args = ['portageq-%s' % self.board, 'envvar', 'PORTAGE_TMPDIR']
      result = cros_build_lib.RunCommand(args, print_cmd=debug,
                                         redirect_stdout=True)
      tmpdir = result.output.splitlines()[0]
      # tmpdir gets something like /build/daisy/tmp/
      workdir = os.path.join(tmpdir, 'portage', self.fullnamerev, 'work')

      if not os.path.exists(workdir):
        raise AssertionError("Unpack of %s didn't create %s. Version mismatch" %
                             (self.fullnamerev, workdir))

    # You may wonder how deep should we go?
    # In case of packages with sub-packages, it could be deep.
    # Let's just be safe and get everything we can find.
    # In the case of libatomic_ops, it's actually required to look deep
    # to find the MIT license:
    # dev-libs/libatomic_ops-7.2d/work/gc-7.2/libatomic_ops/doc/LICENSING.txt
    args = ['find', workdir, '-type', 'f']
    result = cros_build_lib.RunCommand(args, print_cmd=debug,
                                       redirect_stdout=True).output.splitlines()
    # Truncate results to look like this: swig-2.0.4/COPYRIGHT
    files = [x[len(workdir):].lstrip('/') for x in result]
    license_files = []
    for name in files:
      # When we scan a source tree managed by git, this can contain license
      # files that are not part of the source. Exclude those.
      # (e.g. .git/refs/heads/licensing)
      if ".git/" in name:
        continue
      basename = os.path.basename(name)
      # Looking for license.* brings up things like license.gpl, and we
      # never want a GPL license when looking for copyright attribution,
      # so we skip them here. We also skip regexes that can return
      # license.py (seen in some code).
      if re.search(r".*GPL.*", basename) or re.search(r"\.py$", basename):
        continue
      for regex in LICENSE_NAMES_REGEX:
        if re.search(regex, basename, re.IGNORECASE):
          license_files.append(name)
          break

    if not license_files:
      if self.need_copyright_attribution:
        logging.error("""
%s: unable to find usable license.
Typically this will happen because the ebuild says it's MIT or BSD, but there
was no license file that this script could find to include along with a
copyright attribution (required for BSD/MIT).

If this is Google source, please change
LICENSE="BSD"
to
LICENSE="BSD-Google"

If not, go investigate the unpacked source in %s,
and find which license to assign.  Once you found it, you should copy that
license to a file under %s
(or you can modify LICENSE_NAMES_REGEX to pickup a license file that isn't
being scraped currently).""",
                      self.fullnamerev, workdir, COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_DIR)
        raise PackageLicenseError()
      else:
        # We can get called for a license like as-is where it's preferable
        # to find a better one in the source, but not fatal if we didn't.
        logging.info("Was not able to find a better license for %s "
                     "in %s to replace the more generic one from ebuild",
                     self.fullnamerev, workdir)

    # Examples of multiple license matches:
    # dev-lang/swig-2.0.4-r1: swig-2.0.4/COPYRIGHT swig-2.0.4/LICENSE
    # dev-libs/glib-2.32.4-r1: glib-2.32.4/COPYING pkg-config-0.26/COPYING
    # dev-libs/libnl-3.2.14: libnl-doc-3.2.14/COPYING libnl-3.2.14/COPYING
    # dev-libs/libpcre-8.30-r2: pcre-8.30/LICENCE pcre-8.30/COPYING
    # dev-libs/libusb-0.1.12-r6: libusb-0.1.12/COPYING libusb-0.1.12/LICENSE
    # dev-libs/pyzy-0.1.0-r1: db/COPYING pyzy-0.1.0/COPYING
    # net-misc/strongswan-5.0.2-r4: strongswan-5.0.2/COPYING
    #                               strongswan-5.0.2/LICENSE
    # sys-process/procps-3.2.8_p11: debian/copyright procps-3.2.8/COPYING
    logging.info('License(s) for %s: %s', self.fullnamerev,
                 ' '.join(license_files))
    for license_file in sorted(license_files):
      # Joy and pink ponies. Some license_files are encoded as latin1 while
      # others are utf-8 and of course you can't know but only guess.
      license_path = os.path.join(workdir, license_file)
      license_txt = ReadUnknownEncodedFile(license_path, "Adding License")

      self.license_text_scanned += [
          "Scanned Source License %s:\n\n%s" % (license_file, license_txt)]

    # We used to clean up here, but there have been many instances where
    # looking at unpacked source to see where the licenses were, was useful
    # so let's disable this for now
    # self._RunEbuildPhases(['clean'])

  def GetPackageInfo(self, fullnamewithrev):
    """Populate PackageInfo with package license, and homepage.

    self.ebuild_license_names will not be filled if the package is skipped
    or if there was an issue getting data from the ebuild.
    self.license_names will only get the licenses that we can paste
    as shared licenses.
    scan_source_for_licenses will be set if we should unpack the source to look
    for licenses
    if need_copyright_attribution is also set, not finding a license in the
    source is fatal (PackageLicenseError will get raised).

    Args:
      fullnamewithrev: e.g. dev-libs/libatomic_ops-7.2d

    Raises:
      AssertionError: on runtime errors
    """
    if not fullnamewithrev:
      if not self.build_source_tree:
        raise AssertionError("Cannot continue without full name or source tree")
      fullnamewithrev = "%s/%s" % (self._BuildInfo("CATEGORY"),
                                   self._BuildInfo("PF"))
      logging.debug("Computed package name %s from %s", fullnamewithrev,
                    self.build_source_tree)

    try:
      cpv = portage_utilities.SplitCPV(fullnamewithrev)
      # A bad package can either raise a TypeError exception or return None,
      # so we catch both cases.
      if not cpv:
        raise TypeError
    except TypeError:
      raise AssertionError("portage couldn't find %s, missing version number?" %
                           fullnamewithrev)

    (self.category, self.name, self.version, self.revision) = (
        cpv.category, cpv.package, cpv.version_no_rev, cpv.rev)

    if self.revision is not None:
      self.revision = str(self.revision).lstrip('r')
      if self.revision == '0':
        self.revision = None

    if self.category in SKIPPED_CATEGORIES:
      logging.info("%s in SKIPPED_CATEGORIES, skip package", self.fullname)
      self.skip = True
      return

    if self.fullname in SKIPPED_PACKAGES:
      logging.info("%s in SKIPPED_PACKAGES, skip package", self.fullname)
      self.skip = True
      return

  def _ReadEbuildInfo(self):
    """Populate package info from an ebuild retrieved via equery."""
    # By default, equery returns the latest version of the package. A
    # build may have used an older version than what is currently
    # available in the source tree (a build dependency can be pinned
    # to an older version of a package for compatibility
    # reasons). Therefore we need to tell equery that we want the
    # exact version number used in the image build as opposed to the
    # latest available in the source tree.
    args = ['equery-%s' % self.board, 'which', self.fullnamerev]
    try:
      path = cros_build_lib.RunCommand(args, print_cmd=debug,
                                       redirect_stdout=True).output.strip()
      if not path:
        raise AssertionError
    except:
      raise AssertionError('GetEbuildPath for %s failed.\n'
                           'Is your tree clean? Delete %s and rebuild' %
                           (self.name,
                            cros_build_lib.GetSysroot(board=self.board)))
    logging.debug("%s -> %s", " ".join(args), path)

    if not os.access(path, os.F_OK):
      raise AssertionError("Can't access %s", path)

    self.ebuild_path = path

    args = ['portageq-%s' % self.board, 'metadata',
            cros_build_lib.GetSysroot(board=self.board), 'ebuild',
            self.fullnamerev, 'HOMEPAGE', 'LICENSE']
    tmp = cros_build_lib.RunCommand(args, print_cmd=debug,
                                    redirect_stdout=True)
    lines = tmp.output.splitlines()
    # Runs:
    # portageq metadata /build/x86-alex ebuild net-misc/wget-1.12-r2 \
    #                                             HOMEPAGE LICENSE
    # Returns:
    # http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/
    # GPL-3
    (self.homepages, self.ebuild_license_names) = (
        lines[0].split(), lines[1].split())

  def GetLicenses(self):
    """Get licenses from the ebuild field and the unpacked source code.

    Some packages have static license mappings applied to them that get
    retrieved from the ebuild.

    For others, we figure out whether the package source should be scanned to
    add licenses found there.

    Raises:
      AssertionError: on runtime errors
      PackageLicenseError: couldn't find license in ebuild and source.
    """
    if self.build_source_tree:
      self.homepages = self._BuildInfo("HOMEPAGE").split()
      self.ebuild_license_names = self._BuildInfo("LICENSE").split()
    else:
      self._ReadEbuildInfo()

    if self.fullname in PACKAGE_HOMEPAGES:
      self.homepages = PACKAGE_HOMEPAGES[self.fullname]

    # Packages with missing licenses or licenses that need mapping (like
    # BSD/MIT) are hardcoded here:
    if self.fullname in PACKAGE_LICENSES:
      self.ebuild_license_names = PACKAGE_LICENSES[self.fullname]
      logging.info("Static license mapping for %s: %s", self.fullnamerev,
                   ",".join(self.ebuild_license_names))
    else:
      logging.info("Read licenses for %s: %s", self.fullnamerev,
                   ",".join(self.ebuild_license_names))

    # Lots of packages in chromeos-base have their license set to BSD instead
    # of BSD-Google:
    new_license_names = []
    for license_name in self.ebuild_license_names:
      # TODO: temp workaround for http;//crbug.com/348750 , remove when the bug
      # is fixed.
      if (license_name == "BSD" and
          self.fullnamerev.startswith("chromeos-base/")):
        license_name = "BSD-Google"
        logging.error(
            "Fixed BSD->BSD-Google for %s because it's in chromeos-base. "
            "Please fix the LICENSE field in the ebuild", self.fullnamerev)
      # TODO: temp workaround for http;//crbug.com/348749 , remove when the bug
      # is fixed.
      if license_name == "Proprietary":
        license_name = "Google-TOS"
        logging.error(
            "Fixed Proprietary -> Google-TOS for %s. "
            "Please fix the LICENSE field in the ebuild", self.fullnamerev)
      new_license_names.append(license_name)
    self.ebuild_license_names = new_license_names

    # The ebuild license field can look like:
    # LICENSE="GPL-3 LGPL-3 Apache-2.0" (this means AND, as in all 3)
    # for third_party/portage-stable/app-admin/rsyslog/rsyslog-5.8.11.ebuild
    # LICENSE="|| ( LGPL-2.1 MPL-1.1 )"
    # for third_party/portage-stable/x11-libs/cairo/cairo-1.8.8.ebuild

    # The parser isn't very smart and only has basic support for the
    # || ( X Y ) OR logic to do the following:
    # In order to save time needlessly unpacking packages and looking or a
    # cleartext license (which is really a crapshoot), if we have a license
    # like BSD that requires looking for copyright attribution, but we can
    # chose another license like GPL, we do that.

    if not self.ebuild_license_names:
      logging.error("%s: no license found in ebuild. FIXME!", self.fullnamerev)
      # In a bind, you could comment this out. I'm making the output fail to
      # get your attention since this error really should be fixed, but if you
      # comment out the next line, the script will try to find a license inside
      # the source.
      raise PackageLicenseError()

    # This is not invalid, but the parser can't deal with it, so if it ever
    # happens, error out to tell the programmer to do something.
    # dev-python/pycairo-1.10.0-r4: LGPL-3 || ( LGPL-2.1 MPL-1.1 )
    if "||" in self.ebuild_license_names[1:]:
      logging.error("%s: Can't parse || in the middle of a license: %s",
                    self.fullnamerev, ' '.join(self.ebuild_license_names))
      raise PackageLicenseError()

    or_licenses_and_one_is_no_attribution = False
    # We do a quick early pass first so that the longer pass below can
    # run accordingly.
    for license_name in [x for x in self.ebuild_license_names
                         if x not in LICENCES_IGNORE]:
      # Here we have an OR case, and one license that we can use stock, so
      # we remember that in order to be able to skip license attributions if
      # any were in the OR.
      if (self.ebuild_license_names[0] == "||" and
          license_name not in COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_LICENSES):
        or_licenses_and_one_is_no_attribution = True

    for license_name in [x for x in self.ebuild_license_names
                         if x not in LICENCES_IGNORE]:
      # Licenses like BSD or MIT can't be used as is because they do not contain
      # copyright self. They have to be replaced by copyright file given in the
      # source code, or manually mapped by us in PACKAGE_LICENSES
      if license_name in COPYRIGHT_ATTRIBUTION_LICENSES:
        # To limit needless efforts, if a package is BSD or GPL, we ignore BSD
        # and use GPL to avoid scanning the package, but we can only do this if
        # or_licenses_and_one_is_no_attribution has been set above.
        # This ensures that if we have License: || (BSD3 BSD4), we will
        # look in the source.
        if or_licenses_and_one_is_no_attribution:
          logging.info("%s: ignore license %s because ebuild LICENSES had %s",
                       self.fullnamerev, license_name,
                       ' '.join(self.ebuild_license_names))
        else:
          logging.info("%s: can't use %s, will scan source code for copyright",
                       self.fullnamerev, license_name)
          self.need_copyright_attribution = True
          self.scan_source_for_licenses = True
      else:
        self.license_names.add(license_name)
        # We can't display just 2+ because it only contains text that says to
        # read v2 or v3.
        if license_name == 'GPL-2+':
          self.license_names.add('GPL-2')
        if license_name == 'LGPL-2+':
          self.license_names.add('LGPL-2')

      if license_name in LOOK_IN_SOURCE_LICENSES:
        logging.info("%s: Got %s, will try to find better license in source...",
                     self.fullnamerev, license_name)
        self.scan_source_for_licenses = True

    if self.license_names:
      logging.info('%s: using stock|cust license(s) %s',
                   self.fullnamerev, ','.join(self.license_names))

    # If the license(s) could not be found, or one requires copyright
    # attribution, dig in the source code for license files:
    # For instance:
    # Read licenses from ebuild for net-dialup/ppp-2.4.5-r3: BSD,GPL-2
    # We need get the substitution file for BSD and add it to GPL.
    if self.scan_source_for_licenses:
      self._ExtractLicenses()

    # This shouldn't run, but leaving as sanity check.
    if not self.license_names and not self.license_text_scanned:
      raise AssertionError("Didn't find usable licenses for %s" %
                           self.fullnamerev)


class Licensing(object):
  """Do the actual work of extracting licensing info and outputting html."""

  def __init__(self, board, package_fullnames, gen_licenses):
    # eg x86-alex
    self.board = board
    # List of stock and custom licenses referenced in ebuilds. Used to
    # print a report. Dict value says which packages use that license.
    self.licenses = {}

    # Licenses are supposed to be generated at package build time and be
    # ready for us, but in case they're not, they can be generated.
    self.gen_licenses = gen_licenses

    # This keeps track of whether we have an incomplete license file due to
    # package errors during parsing.
    # Any non empty list at the end shows the list of packages that caused
    # errors.
    self.incomplete_packages = []

    self.package_text = {}
    self.entry_template = None

    # We need to have a dict for the list of packages objects, index by package
    # fullnamerev, so that when we scan our licenses at the end, and find out
    # some shared licenses are only used by one package, we can access that
    # package object by name, and add the license directly in that object.
    self.packages = {}
    self._package_fullnames = package_fullnames

  @property
  def sorted_licenses(self):
    return sorted(self.licenses.keys(), key=str.lower)

  def _SaveLicenseDump(self, pkg):
    if pkg.build_source_tree:
      save_file = "%s/build-info/license.yaml" % pkg.build_source_tree
    else:
      save_file = pkg.license_dump_path
    logging.debug("Saving license to %s", save_file)
    save_dir = os.path.dirname(save_file)
    if not os.path.isdir(save_dir):
      os.makedirs(save_dir, 0755)
    with open(save_file, "w") as f:
      yaml_dump = []
      for key, value in pkg.__dict__.items():
        yaml_dump.append([key, value])
      f.write(yaml.dump(yaml_dump))

  def _LoadLicenseDump(self, pkg):
    save_file = pkg.license_dump_path
    logging.debug("Getting license from %s for %s", save_file, pkg.name)
    with open(save_file, "r") as f:
      # yaml.safe_load barfs on unicode it output, but we don't really need it.
      yaml_dump = yaml.load(f)
      for key, value in yaml_dump:
        pkg.__dict__[key] = value

  def LicensedPackages(self, license_name):
    """Return list of packages using a given license."""
    return self.licenses[license_name]

  def LoadPackageInfo(self, board):
    """Populate basic package info for all packages from their ebuild."""
    for package_name in self._package_fullnames:
      pkg = PackageInfo()
      pkg.board = board
      pkg.GetPackageInfo(package_name)
      self.packages[package_name] = pkg

  def HookPackageProcess(self, pkg_build_path):
    """Different entry point to populate a packageinfo.

    This is called instead of LoadPackageInfo when called by a package build.

    Args:
      pkg_build_path: unpacked being built by emerge.
    """
    pkg = PackageInfo()
    pkg.build_source_tree = pkg_build_path
    pkg.GetPackageInfo(None)
    if not pkg.skip:
      pkg.GetLicenses()
    self._SaveLicenseDump(pkg)

  def ProcessPackageLicenses(self):
    """Iterate through all packages provided and gather their licenses.

    GetLicenses will scrape licenses from the code and/or gather stock license
    names. We gather the list of stock and custom ones for later processing.

    Do not call this after adding virtual packages with AddExtraPkg.
    """
    for package_name in self.packages:
      pkg = self.packages[package_name]
      if pkg.skip:
        if self.gen_licenses:
          logging.info("Package %s is in skip list", package_name)
        else:
          # If we do a licensing run expecting to get licensing objects from
          # an image build, virtual packages will be missing such objects
          # because virtual packages do not get the install hook run at build
          # time. Because this script may not have permissions to write in the
          # /var/db/ directory, we don't want it to generate useless license
          # bits for virtual packages. As a result, ignore virtual packages
          # here.
          if pkg.category == "virtual":
            logging.debug("Ignoring %s virtual package", package_name)
            continue

      # Other skipped packages get dumped with incomplete info and the skip flag
      if not os.path.exists(pkg.license_dump_path) and not self.gen_licenses:
        logging.warning(">>> License for %s is missing, creating now <<<",
                        package_name)
      if not os.path.exists(pkg.license_dump_path) or self.gen_licenses:
        if not pkg.skip:
          try:
            pkg.GetLicenses()
          except PackageLicenseError:
            pkg.licensing_failed = True
        # We dump packages where licensing failed too.
        self._SaveLicenseDump(pkg)

    # To debug the code, we force the data to be re-read from the dumps
    # instead of reusing what we may have in memory.
    for package_name in self.packages:
      pkg = self.packages[package_name]
      if pkg.category == "virtual":
        continue

      self._LoadLicenseDump(pkg)
      logging.debug("loaded dump for %s", pkg.fullnamerev)
      if pkg.skip:
        logging.info("Package %s is in skip list", pkg.fullnamerev)
      if pkg.licensing_failed:
        logging.info("Package %s failed licensing", pkg.fullnamerev)
        self.incomplete_packages += [pkg.fullnamerev]

  def AddExtraPkg(self, pkg_data):
    """Allow adding pre-created virtual packages.

    GetLicenses will not work on them, so add them after having run
    ProcessPackages.

    Args:
      pkg_data: array of package data as defined below
    """
    pkg = PackageInfo()
    pkg.board = self.board
    pkg.category = pkg_data[0]
    pkg.name = pkg_data[1]
    pkg.version = pkg_data[2]
    pkg.homepages = pkg_data[3]      # this is a list
    pkg.license_names = pkg_data[4]  # this is also a list
    pkg.ebuild_license_names = pkg_data[4]
    self.packages[pkg.fullnamerev] = pkg

  # Called directly by src/repohooks/pre-upload.py
  @staticmethod
  def FindLicenseType(license_name):
    """Says if a license is stock Gentoo, custom, or doesn't exist."""

    for directory in STOCK_LICENSE_DIRS:
      path = '%s/%s' % (directory, license_name)
      if os.path.exists(path):
        return "Gentoo Package Stock"

    for directory in CUSTOM_LICENSE_DIRS:
      path = '%s/%s' % (directory, license_name)
      if os.path.exists(path):
        return "Custom"

    raise AssertionError("""
license %s could not be found in %s
If the license in the ebuild is correct,
a) a stock license should be added to portage-stable/licenses :
running `cros_portage_upgrade` inside of the chroot should clone this repo
to /tmp/portage/:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/overlays/portage/+/gentoo
find the new licenses under licenses, and add them to portage-stable/licenses

b) if it's a non gentoo package with a custom license, you can copy that license
to third_party/chromiumos-overlay/licenses/

Try re-running the script with -p cat/package-ver --generate
after fixing the license.""" %
                         (license_name,
                          '\n'.join(STOCK_LICENSE_DIRS + CUSTOM_LICENSE_DIRS))
                        )

  @staticmethod
  def ReadSharedLicense(license_name):
    """Read and return stock or cust license file specified in an ebuild."""

    license_path = None
    for directory in STOCK_LICENSE_DIRS + CUSTOM_LICENSE_DIRS:
      path = os.path.join(directory, license_name)
      if os.path.exists(path):
        license_path = path
        break

    if license_path:
      return ReadUnknownEncodedFile(license_path, "read license")
    else:
      raise AssertionError("license %s could not be found in %s"
                           % (license_name,
                              '\n'.join(STOCK_LICENSE_DIRS +
                                        CUSTOM_LICENSE_DIRS))
                          )

  @staticmethod
  def EvaluateTemplate(template, env):
    """Expand a template with vars like {{foo}} using a dict of expansions."""
    # TODO switch to stock python templates.
    for key, val in env.iteritems():
      template = template.replace('{{%s}}' % key, val)
    return template

  def _GeneratePackageLicenseText(self, pkg):
    """Concatenate all licenses related to a pkg.

    This means a combination of ebuild shared licenses and licenses read from
    the pkg source tree, if any.

    Args:
      pkg: PackageInfo object

    Raises:
      AssertionError: on runtime errors
    """
    license_text = []
    for license_text_scanned in pkg.license_text_scanned:
      license_text.append(license_text_scanned)
      license_text.append('%s\n' % ('-=' * 40))

    license_pointers = []
    # sln: shared license name.
    for sln in pkg.license_names:
      # Says whether it's a stock gentoo or custom license.
      license_type = self.FindLicenseType(sln)
      license_pointers.append(
          "<li><a href='#%s'>%s License %s</a></li>" % (
              sln, license_type, sln))

    # This should get caught earlier, but one extra check.
    if not license_text + license_pointers:
      raise AssertionError('Ended up with no license_text for %s', pkg.name)

    env = {
        'name': "%s-%s" % (pkg.name, pkg.version),
        'url': cgi.escape(pkg.homepages[0]) if pkg.homepages else '',
        'licenses_txt': cgi.escape('\n'.join(license_text)) or '',
        'licenses_ptr': '\n'.join(license_pointers) or '',
    }
    self.package_text[pkg] = self.EvaluateTemplate(self.entry_template, env)

  def GenerateHTMLLicenseOutput(self, output_file,
                                output_template=TMPL,
                                entry_template=ENTRY_TMPL,
                                license_template=SHARED_LICENSE_TMPL):
    """Generate the combined html license file used in ChromeOS.

    Args:
      output_file: resulting HTML license output.
      output_template: template for the entire HTML file.
      entry_template: template for per package entries.
      license_template: template for shared license entries.
    """
    self.entry_template = ReadUnknownEncodedFile(entry_template)
    sorted_license_txt = []

    # Keep track of which licenses are used by which packages.
    for pkg in self.packages.values():
      if pkg.skip or pkg.licensing_failed:
        continue
      for sln in pkg.license_names:
        self.licenses.setdefault(sln, []).append(pkg.fullnamerev)

    # Find licenses only used once, and roll them in the package that uses them.
    # We use keys() because licenses is modified in the loop, so we can't use
    # an iterator.
    for sln in self.licenses.keys():
      if len(self.licenses[sln]) == 1:
        pkg_fullnamerev = self.licenses[sln][0]
        logging.info("Collapsing shared license %s into single use license "
                     "(only used by %s)", sln, pkg_fullnamerev)
        license_type = self.FindLicenseType(sln)
        license_txt = self.ReadSharedLicense(sln)
        single_license = "%s License %s:\n\n%s" % (license_type, sln,
                                                   license_txt)
        pkg = self.packages[pkg_fullnamerev]
        pkg.license_text_scanned.append(single_license)
        pkg.license_names.remove(sln)
        del self.licenses[sln]

    for pkg in sorted(self.packages.values(),
                      key=lambda x: (x.name.lower(), x.version, x.revision)):
      if pkg.skip:
        logging.debug("Skipping package %s", pkg.fullnamerev)
        continue
      if pkg.licensing_failed:
        logging.debug("Package %s failed licensing, skipping", pkg.fullnamerev)
        continue
      self._GeneratePackageLicenseText(pkg)
      sorted_license_txt += [self.package_text[pkg]]

    # Now generate the bottom of the page that will contain all the shared
    # licenses and a list of who is pointing to them.
    license_template = ReadUnknownEncodedFile(license_template)

    licenses_txt = []
    for license_name in self.sorted_licenses:
      env = {
          'license_name': license_name,
          'license': cgi.escape(self.ReadSharedLicense(license_name)),
          'license_type': self.FindLicenseType(license_name),
          'license_packages': ' '.join(self.LicensedPackages(license_name)),
      }
      licenses_txt += [self.EvaluateTemplate(license_template, env)]

    file_template = ReadUnknownEncodedFile(output_template)
    env = {
        'entries': '\n'.join(sorted_license_txt),
        'licenses': '\n'.join(licenses_txt),
    }
    osutils.WriteFile(output_file,
                      self.EvaluateTemplate(file_template, env).encode('UTF-8'))


def ListInstalledPackages(board, all_packages=False):
  """Return a list of all packages installed for a particular board."""

  # If all_packages is set to True, all packages visible in the build
  # chroot are used to generate the licensing file. This is not what you want
  # for a release license file, but it's a way to run licensing checks against
  # all packages.
  # If it's set to False, it will only generate a licensing file that contains
  # packages used for a release build (as determined by the dependencies for
  # virtual/target-os).

  if all_packages:
    # The following returns all packages that were part of the build tree
    # (many get built or used during the build, but do not get shipped).
    # Note that it also contains packages that are in the build as
    # defined by build_packages but not part of the image we ship.
    args = ["equery-%s" % board, "list", "*"]
    packages = cros_build_lib.RunCommand(args, print_cmd=debug,
                                         redirect_stdout=True
                                        ).output.splitlines()
  else:
    # The following returns all packages that were part of the build tree
    # (many get built or used during the build, but do not get shipped).
    # Note that it also contains packages that are in the build as
    # defined by build_packages but not part of the image we ship.
    args = ["emerge-%s" % board, "--with-bdeps=y", "--usepkgonly",
            "--emptytree", "--pretend", "--color=n", "virtual/target-os"]
    emerge = cros_build_lib.RunCommand(args, print_cmd=debug,
                                       redirect_stdout=True).output.splitlines()
    # Another option which we've decided not to use, is bdeps=n.  This outputs
    # just the packages we ship, but does not packages that were used to build
    # them, including a package like flex which generates a .a that is included
    # and shipped in ChromeOS.
    # We've decided to credit build packages, even if we're not legally required
    # to (it's always nice to do), and that way we get corner case packages like
    # flex. This is why we use bdep=y and not bdep=n.

    packages = []
    # [binary   R    ] x11-libs/libva-1.1.1 to /build/x86-alex/
    pkg_rgx = re.compile(r'\[[^]]+R[^]]+\] (.+) to /build/.*')
    # If we match something else without the 'R' like
    # [binary     U  ] chromeos-base/pepper-flash-13.0.0.133-r1 [12.0.0.77-r1]
    # this is bad and we should die on this.
    pkg_rgx2 = re.compile(r'(\[[^]]+\] .+) to /build/.*')
    for line in emerge:
      match = pkg_rgx.search(line)
      match2 = pkg_rgx2.search(line)
      if match:
        packages.append(match.group(1))
      elif match2:
        raise AssertionError("Package incorrectly installed, try eclean-%s" %
                             board, "\n%s" % match2.group(1))

  return packages


def _HandleIllegalXMLChars(text):
  """Handles illegal XML Characters.

  XML 1.0 acceptable character range:
  Char ::= #x9 | #xA | #xD | [#x20-#xD7FF] | [#xE000-#xFFFD] | \
           [#x10000-#x10FFFF]

  This function finds all illegal characters in the text and filters
  out all whitelisted characters (e.g. ^L).

  Args:
    text: text to examine.

  Returns:
    Filtered |text| and a list of non-whitelisted illegal characters found.
  """
  whitelist_re = re.compile(u'[\x0c]')
  text = whitelist_re.sub('', text)
  # illegal_chars_re includes all illegal characters (whitelisted or
  # not), so we can expand the whitelist without modifying this line.
  illegal_chars_re = re.compile(
      u'[\x00-\x08\x0b\x0c\x0e-\x1F\uD800-\uDFFF\uFFFE\uFFFF]')
  return (text, illegal_chars_re.findall(text))


def ReadUnknownEncodedFile(file_path, logging_text=None):
  """Read a file of unknown encoding (UTF-8 or latin) by trying in sequence.

  Args:
    file_path: what to read.
    logging_text: what to display for logging depending on file read.

  Returns:
    File content, possibly converted from latin1 to UTF-8.

  Raises:
    Assertion error: if non-whitelisted illegal XML characters
      are found in the file.
    ValueError: returned if we get invalid XML.
  """
  try:
    with codecs.open(file_path, encoding="utf-8") as c:
      file_txt = c.read()
      if logging_text:
        logging.info("%s %s (UTF-8)", logging_text, file_path)
  except UnicodeDecodeError:
    with codecs.open(file_path, encoding="latin1") as c:
      file_txt = c.read()
      if logging_text:
        logging.info("%s %s (latin1)", logging_text, file_path)

  file_txt, char_list = _HandleIllegalXMLChars(file_txt)

  if char_list:
    raise ValueError('Illegal XML characters %s found in %s.' %
                     (char_list, file_path))

  return file_txt


def NonHookMain(opts):
  """Do the work when we're not called as a hook."""

  board, all_packages, gen_licenses, output_file = (
      opts.board, opts.all_packages, opts.gen_licenses, opts.output)
  packages_mode = bool(opts.package)

  if not board:
    raise AssertionError("No board given (--board)")
  logging.info("Using board %s.", board)

  builddir = os.path.join(cros_build_lib.GetSysroot(board=board),
                          'tmp', 'portage')
  if not os.path.exists(builddir):
    raise AssertionError(
        "FATAL: %s missing.\n"
        "Did you give the right board and build that tree?" % builddir)
  if not output_file and not gen_licenses:
    logging.warning("You are not generating licenses and you didn't ask for "
                    "output. As a result this script will do nothing useful.")
    license_dir = "%s/%s/" % (cros_build_lib.GetSysroot(board),
                              PER_PKG_LICENSE_DIR)
    if not os.path.exists(license_dir):
      raise AssertionError("FATAL: %s missing.\n" % license_dir)

  if gen_licenses and os.geteuid() != 0:
    raise AssertionError("Run with sudo if you use --generate-licenses.")

  if packages_mode:
    packages = opts.package
  else:
    packages = ListInstalledPackages(board, all_packages)
  if not packages:
    raise AssertionError('FATAL: Could not get any packages for board %s' %
                         board)
  logging.debug("Initial Package list to work through:\n%s",
                '\n'.join(sorted(packages)))
  licensing = Licensing(board, packages, gen_licenses)
  licensing.LoadPackageInfo(board)
  logging.debug("Package list to skip:\n%s",
                '\n'.join([p for p in sorted(packages)
                           if licensing.packages[p].skip]))
  logging.debug("Package list left to work through:\n%s",
                '\n'.join([p for p in sorted(packages)
                           if not licensing.packages[p].skip]))
  licensing.ProcessPackageLicenses()
  if not packages_mode:
    # We add 2 virtual packages as well as 2 boot packages that are included
    # with some hardware, but not in the image or package list.
    for extra_pkg in [
        ['x11-base', 'X.Org', '1.9.3', ['http://www.x.org/'], ['X']],
        ['sys-kernel', 'Linux', '2.6', ['http://www.kernel.org/'], ['GPL-2']],
        ['sys-boot', 'u-boot', '2013.06', ['http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot'],
         ['GPL-2+']],
        ['sys-boot', 'coreboot', '2013.04', ['http://www.coreboot.org/'],
         ['GPL-2']],
    ]:
      licensing.AddExtraPkg(extra_pkg)

  if output_file:
    licensing.GenerateHTMLLicenseOutput(output_file)

  if licensing.incomplete_packages:
    raise AssertionError("""
DO NOT USE OUTPUT!!!
Some packages are missing due to errors, please look at errors generated
during this run.
List of packages with errors:
%s
  """ % '\n'.join(licensing.incomplete_packages))


def main(args):
  # pylint: disable=W0603
  global debug
  # pylint: enable=W0603

  parser = commandline.ArgumentParser(usage=__doc__)
  parser.add_argument("-b", "--board",
                      help="which board to run for, like x86-alex")
  parser.add_argument("-p", "--package", action="append", default=[],
                      help="check the license of the package, e.g.,"
                      "dev-libs/libatomic_ops-7.2d")
  parser.add_argument("-a", "--all-packages", action="store_true",
                      dest="all_packages",
                      help="Run licensing against all packages in the "
                      "build tree")
  parser.add_argument("-g", "--generate-licenses", action="store_true",
                      dest="gen_licenses",
                      help="Generate licensing bits for each package before "
                      "making license file\n(default is to use build time "
                      "license bits)")
  parser.add_argument("-k", "--hook", type="path", dest="hook",
                      help="Hook mode takes a single package and outputs its "
                      "license on stdout. Give $PORTAGE_BUILDDIR as argument.")
  parser.add_argument("-o", "--output", type="path",
                      help="which html file to create with output")
  opts = parser.parse_args(args)
  debug = opts.debug
  debug = True
  hook_path = opts.hook


  # This get called from src/scripts/hooks/install/gen-package-licenses.sh
  if hook_path:
    licensing = Licensing(None, None, True)
    licensing.HookPackageProcess(hook_path)
  else:
    NonHookMain(opts)