#!/usr/bin/python
#
# Copyright (c) 2014 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 datetime as datetime_base
import logging
from datetime import datetime

import common

from autotest_lib.server import utils
from autotest_lib.server.cros.dynamic_suite import reporting_utils


class JobTimer(object):
    """Utility class capable of measuring job timeouts.
    """

    # Format used in datetime - string conversion.
    time_format = '%m-%d-%Y [%H:%M:%S]'

    def __init__(self, job_created_time, timeout_mins):
        """JobTimer constructor.

        @param job_created_time: float representing the time a job was
            created. Eg: time.time()
        @param timeout_mins: float representing the timeout in minutes.
        """
        self.job_created_time = datetime.fromtimestamp(job_created_time)
        self.timeout_hours = datetime_base.timedelta(hours=timeout_mins/60.0)
        self.past_halftime = False


    @classmethod
    def format_time(cls, datetime_obj):
        """Get the string formatted version of the datetime object.

        @param datetime_obj: A datetime.datetime object.
            Eg: datetime.datetime.now()

        @return: A formatted string containing the date/time of the
            input datetime.
        """
        return datetime_obj.strftime(cls.time_format)


    def elapsed_time(self):
        """Get the time elapsed since this job was created.

        @return: A timedelta object representing the elapsed time.
        """
        return datetime.now() - self.job_created_time


    def is_suite_timeout(self):
        """Check if the suite timed out.

        @return: True if more than timeout_hours has elapsed since the suite job
            was created.
        """
        if self.elapsed_time() >= self.timeout_hours:
            logging.info('Suite timed out. Started on %s, timed out on %s',
                         self.format_time(self.job_created_time),
                         self.format_time(datetime.now()))
            return True
        return False


    def first_past_halftime(self):
        """Check if we just crossed half time.

        This method will only return True once, the first time it is called
        after a job's elapsed time is past half its timeout.

        @return True: If this is the first call of the method after halftime.
        """
        if (not self.past_halftime and
            self.elapsed_time() > self.timeout_hours/2):
            self.past_halftime = True
            return True
        return False


class RPCHelper(object):
    """A class to help diagnose a suite run through the rpc interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, rpc_interface):
        """Constructor for rpc helper class.

        @param rpc_interface: An rpc object, eg: A RetryingAFE instance.
        """
        self.rpc_interface = rpc_interface


    def diagnose_pool(self, board, pool, time_delta_hours, limit=5):
        """Log diagnostic information about a timeout for a board/pool.

        @param board: The board for which the current suite was run.
        @param pool: The pool against which the current suite was run.
        @param time_delta_hours: The time from which we should log information.
            This is a datetime.timedelta object, as stored by the JobTimer.
        @param limit: The maximum number of jobs per host, to log.

        @raises proxy.JSONRPCException: For exceptions thrown across the wire.
        """
        hosts = self.rpc_interface.get_hosts(
                multiple_labels=('pool:%s' % pool, 'board:%s' % board))
        if not hosts:
            logging.warning('No hosts found for board:%s in pool:%s',
                            board, pool)
            return
        cutoff = datetime.now() - time_delta_hours
        for host in hosts:
            jobs = self.rpc_interface.get_host_queue_entries(
                    host__id=host.id, started_on__gte=str(cutoff))
            job_info = ''
            for job in jobs[-limit:]:
                job_info += ('%s %s started on: %s status %s\n' %
                        (job.id, job.job.name, job.started_on, job.status))
            logging.error('host:%s, status:%s, locked: %s'
                          '\nlabels: %s\nLast %s jobs within %s:\n%s',
                          host.hostname, host.status, host.locked, host.labels,
                          limit, time_delta_hours, job_info)


    def check_dut_availability(self, board, pool, minimum_duts=0):
        """Check if DUT availability for a given board and pool is less than
        minimum.

        @param board: The board to check DUT availability.
        @param pool: The pool to check DUT availability.
        @param minimum_duts: Minimum Number of available machines required to
                             run the suite. Default is set to 0, which means do
                             not force the check of available machines before
                             running the suite.
        @raise: TestLabException if DUT availability is lower than minimum,
                or failed to get host information from rpc interface.
        """
        if minimum_duts == 0:
            return

        hosts = self.rpc_interface.get_hosts(
                invalid=False,
                multiple_labels=('pool:%s' % pool, 'board:%s' % board))
        if not hosts:
            raise utils.TestLabException(
                    'No hosts found for board:%s in pool:%s' %
                    (board, pool))

        if len(hosts) < minimum_duts:
            logging.debug('The total number of DUTs for %s in pool:%s is %d, '
                          'which is no more than the required minimum number of'
                          ' available DUTS of %d. Minimum available DUT rule is'
                          ' not enforced.', board, pool, len(hosts),
                          minimum_duts)
            return

        # TODO(dshi): Replace the hard coded string with enum value,
        # models.Host.Status.REPAIRING and REPAIR_FAILED
        # setup_django_environment can't be imported now as paygen server does
        # not have django package.
        bad_statuses = ('Repair Failed', 'Repairing')
        available_hosts = [host for host in hosts
                           if not host.status in bad_statuses]
        logging.debug('%d of %d DUTs are available for board %s pool %s.',
                      len(available_hosts), len(hosts), board, pool)
        if len(available_hosts) < minimum_duts:
            raise utils.TestLabException(
                    'Number of available DUTs for board %s pool %s is %d, which'
                    ' is less than the minimum value %d.' %
                    (board, pool, len(available_hosts), minimum_duts))


    def diagnose_job(self, job_id):
        """Diagnose a suite job.

        Logs information about the jobs that are still to run in the suite.

        @param job_id: The id of the suite job to get information about.
            No meaningful information gets logged if the id is for a sub-job.
        """
        incomplete_jobs = self.rpc_interface.get_jobs(
                parent_job_id=job_id, summary=True,
                hostqueueentry__complete=False)
        if incomplete_jobs:
            logging.info('\n%s printing summary of incomplete jobs (%s):\n',
                         JobTimer.format_time(datetime.now()),
                         len(incomplete_jobs))
            for job in incomplete_jobs:
                logging.info('%s: %s', job.testname[job.testname.rfind('/')+1:],
                             reporting_utils.link_job(job.id))
        else:
            logging.info('All jobs in suite have already completed.')