# 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.

import re
import logging

from autotest_lib.client.common_lib import error


class FAFTCheckers(object):
    """Class that contains FAFT checkers."""
    version = 1

    def __init__(self, faft_framework):
        self.faft_framework = faft_framework
        self.faft_client = faft_framework.faft_client
        self.faft_config = faft_framework.faft_config
        self.fw_vboot2 = self.faft_client.system.get_fw_vboot2()

    def _parse_crossystem_output(self, lines):
        """Parse the crossystem output into a dict.

        @param lines: The list of crossystem output strings.
        @return: A dict which contains the crossystem keys/values.
        @raise TestError: If wrong format in crossystem output.

        >>> seq = FAFTSequence()
        >>> seq._parse_crossystem_output([ \
                "arch          = x86    # Platform architecture", \
                "cros_debug    = 1      # OS should allow debug", \
            ])
        {'cros_debug': '1', 'arch': 'x86'}
        >>> seq._parse_crossystem_output([ \
                "arch=x86", \
            ])
        Traceback (most recent call last):
            ...
        TestError: Failed to parse crossystem output: arch=x86
        >>> seq._parse_crossystem_output([ \
                "arch          = x86    # Platform architecture", \
                "arch          = arm    # Platform architecture", \
            ])
        Traceback (most recent call last):
            ...
        TestError: Duplicated crossystem key: arch
        """
        pattern = "^([^ =]*) *= *(.*[^ ]) *# [^#]*$"
        parsed_list = {}
        for line in lines:
            matched = re.match(pattern, line.strip())
            if not matched:
                raise error.TestError("Failed to parse crossystem output: %s"
                                      % line)
            (name, value) = (matched.group(1), matched.group(2))
            if name in parsed_list:
                raise error.TestError("Duplicated crossystem key: %s" % name)
            parsed_list[name] = value
        return parsed_list

    def crossystem_checker(self, expected_dict, suppress_logging=False):
        """Check the crossystem values matched.

        Given an expect_dict which describes the expected crossystem values,
        this function check the current crossystem values are matched or not.

        @param expected_dict: A dict which contains the expected values.
        @param suppress_logging: True to suppress any logging messages.
        @return: True if the crossystem value matched; otherwise, False.
        """
        succeed = True
        lines = self.faft_client.system.run_shell_command_get_output(
                'crossystem')
        got_dict = self._parse_crossystem_output(lines)
        for key in expected_dict:
            if key not in got_dict:
                logging.warn('Expected key %r not in crossystem result', key)
                succeed = False
                continue
            if isinstance(expected_dict[key], str):
                if got_dict[key] != expected_dict[key]:
                    message = ('Expected %r value %r but got %r' % (
                               key, expected_dict[key], got_dict[key]))
                    succeed = False
                else:
                    message = ('Expected %r value %r == real value %r' % (
                               key, expected_dict[key], got_dict[key]))

            elif isinstance(expected_dict[key], tuple):
                # Expected value is a tuple of possible actual values.
                if got_dict[key] not in expected_dict[key]:
                    message = ('Expected %r values %r but got %r' % (
                               key, expected_dict[key], got_dict[key]))
                    succeed = False
                else:
                    message = ('Expected %r values %r == real value %r' % (
                               key, expected_dict[key], got_dict[key]))
            else:
                logging.warn('The expected value of %r is neither a str nor a '
                             'dict: %r', key, expected_dict[key])
                succeed = False
                continue
            if not suppress_logging:
                logging.info(message)
        return succeed

    def mode_checker(self, mode):
        """Check whether the DUT is in the given firmware boot mode.

        @param mode: A string of the expected boot mode: normal, rec, or dev.
        @return: True if the system in the given mode; otherwise, False.
        @raise ValueError: If the expected boot mode is not one of normal, rec,
                           or dev.
        """
        if mode not in ('normal', 'rec', 'dev'):
            raise ValueError(
                    'Unexpected boot mode %s: want normal, rec, or dev' % mode)
        return self.faft_client.system.get_boot_mode() == mode

    def fw_tries_checker(self,
                         expected_mainfw_act,
                         expected_fw_tried=True,
                         expected_try_count=0):
        """Check the current FW booted and try_count

        Mainly for dealing with the vboot1-specific flags fwb_tries and
        tried_fwb fields in crossystem.  In vboot2, fwb_tries is meaningless and
        is ignored while tried_fwb is translated into fw_try_count.

        @param expected_mainfw_act: A string of expected firmware, 'A', 'B', or
                       None if don't care.
        @param expected_fw_tried: True if tried expected FW at last boot.
                       This means that mainfw_act=A,tried_fwb=0 or
                       mainfw_act=B,tried_fwb=1. Set to False if want to
                       check the opposite case for the mainfw_act.  This
                       check is only performed in vboot1 as tried_fwb is
                       never set in vboot2.
        @param expected_try_count: Number of times to try a FW slot.

        @return: True if the correct boot firmware fields matched.  Otherwise,
                       False.
        """
        crossystem_dict = {'mainfw_act': expected_mainfw_act.upper()}

        if not self.fw_vboot2:
            if expected_mainfw_act == 'B':
                tried_fwb_val = True
            else:
                tried_fwb_val = False
            if not expected_fw_tried:
                tried_fwb_val = not tried_fwb_val
            crossystem_dict['tried_fwb'] = '1' if tried_fwb_val else '0'

            crossystem_dict['fwb_tries'] = str(expected_try_count)
        else:
            crossystem_dict['fw_try_count'] = str(expected_try_count)
        return self.crossystem_checker(crossystem_dict)

    def dev_boot_usb_checker(self, dev_boot_usb=True, kernel_key_hash=False):
        """Check the current boot is from a developer USB (Ctrl-U trigger).

        @param dev_boot_usb: True to expect an USB boot;
                             False to expect an internal device boot.
        @param kernel_key_hash: True to expect an USB boot with kernkey_vfy
                                value as 'hash';
                                False to expect kernkey_vfy value as 'sig'.
        @return: True if the current boot device matched; otherwise, False.
        """
        assert (dev_boot_usb or not kernel_key_hash), ("Invalid condition "
            "dev_boot_usb_checker(%s, %s). kernel_key_hash should not be "
            "True in internal disk boot.") % (dev_boot_usb, kernel_key_hash)
        # kernkey_vfy value will be 'sig', when device booted in internal
        # disk or booted in USB image signed with SSD key(Ctrl-U trigger).
        expected_kernkey_vfy = 'sig'
        if kernel_key_hash:
            expected_kernkey_vfy = 'hash'
        return (self.crossystem_checker({'mainfw_type': 'developer',
                                         'kernkey_vfy':
                                             expected_kernkey_vfy}) and
                self.faft_client.system.is_removable_device_boot() ==
                dev_boot_usb)

    def root_part_checker(self, expected_part):
        """Check the partition number of the root device matched.

        @param expected_part: A string containing the number of the expected
                              root partition.
        @return: True if the currect root  partition number matched;
                 otherwise, False.
        """
        part = self.faft_client.system.get_root_part()[-1]
        if self.faft_framework.ROOTFS_MAP[expected_part] != part:
            logging.info("Expected root part %s but got %s",
                         self.faft_framework.ROOTFS_MAP[expected_part], part)
            return False
        return True

    def ec_act_copy_checker(self, expected_copy):
        """Check the EC running firmware copy matches.

        @param expected_copy: A string containing 'RO', 'A', or 'B' indicating
                              the expected copy of EC running firmware.
        @return: True if the current EC running copy matches; otherwise, False.
        """
        cmd = 'ectool version'
        lines = self.faft_client.system.run_shell_command_get_output(cmd)
        pattern = re.compile("Firmware copy: (.*)")
        for line in lines:
            matched = pattern.match(line)
            if matched:
                if matched.group(1) == expected_copy:
                    return True
                else:
                    logging.info("Expected EC in %s but now in %s",
                                 expected_copy, matched.group(1))
                    return False
        logging.info("Wrong output format of '%s':\n%s", cmd, '\n'.join(lines))
        return False