"""
Mixin for cache with joblib
"""
# Author: Gael Varoquaux, Alexandre Abraham, Philippe Gervais
# License: simplified BSD

import json
import warnings
import os
import shutil
from distutils.version import LooseVersion

import nibabel
from sklearn.externals.joblib import Memory

MEMORY_CLASSES = (Memory, )

try:
    from joblib import Memory as JoblibMemory
    MEMORY_CLASSES = (Memory, JoblibMemory)
except ImportError:
    pass

import nilearn

from .compat import _basestring

__CACHE_CHECKED = dict()


def _safe_cache(memory, func, **kwargs):
    """ A wrapper for mem.cache that flushes the cache if the version
        number of nibabel has changed.
    """
    cachedir = memory.cachedir

    if cachedir is None or cachedir in __CACHE_CHECKED:
        return memory.cache(func, **kwargs)

    version_file = os.path.join(cachedir, 'module_versions.json')

    versions = dict()
    if os.path.exists(version_file):
        with open(version_file, 'r') as _version_file:
            versions = json.load(_version_file)

    modules = (nibabel, )
    # Keep only the major + minor version numbers
    my_versions = dict((m.__name__, LooseVersion(m.__version__).version[:2])
                       for m in modules)
    commons = set(versions.keys()).intersection(set(my_versions.keys()))
    collisions = [m for m in commons if versions[m] != my_versions[m]]

    # Flush cache if version collision
    if len(collisions) > 0:
        if nilearn.CHECK_CACHE_VERSION:
            warnings.warn("Incompatible cache in %s: "
                          "different version of nibabel. Deleting "
                          "the cache. Put nilearn.CHECK_CACHE_VERSION "
                          "to false to avoid this behavior."
                          % cachedir)
            try:
                tmp_dir = (os.path.split(cachedir)[:-1]
                           + ('old_%i' % os.getpid(), ))
                tmp_dir = os.path.join(*tmp_dir)
                # We use rename + unlink to be more robust to race
                # conditions
                os.rename(cachedir, tmp_dir)
                shutil.rmtree(tmp_dir)
            except OSError:
                # Another process could have removed this dir
                pass

            try:
                os.makedirs(cachedir)
            except OSError:
                # File exists?
                pass
        else:
            warnings.warn("Incompatible cache in %s: "
                          "old version of nibabel." % cachedir)

    # Write json files if configuration is different
    if versions != my_versions:
        with open(version_file, 'w') as _version_file:
            json.dump(my_versions, _version_file)

    __CACHE_CHECKED[cachedir] = True

    return memory.cache(func, **kwargs)


def cache(func, memory, func_memory_level=None, memory_level=None,
          **kwargs):
    """ Return a joblib.Memory object.

    The memory_level determines the level above which the wrapped
    function output is cached. By specifying a numeric value for
    this level, the user can to control the amount of cache memory
    used. This function will cache the function call or not
    depending on the cache level.

    Parameters
    ----------
    func: function
        The function which output is to be cached.

    memory: instance of joblib.Memory or string
        Used to cache the function call.

    func_memory_level: int, optional
        The memory_level from which caching must be enabled for the wrapped
        function.

    memory_level: int, optional
        The memory_level used to determine if function call must
        be cached or not (if user_memory_level is equal of greater than
        func_memory_level the function is cached)

    kwargs: keyword arguments
        The keyword arguments passed to memory.cache

    Returns
    -------
    mem: joblib.MemorizedFunc
        object that wraps the function func. This object may be
        a no-op, if the requested level is lower than the value given
        to _cache()). For consistency, a joblib.Memory object is always
        returned.
    """
    verbose = kwargs.get('verbose', 0)

    # memory_level and func_memory_level must be both None or both integers.
    memory_levels = [memory_level, func_memory_level]
    both_params_integers = all(isinstance(lvl, int) for lvl in memory_levels)
    both_params_none = all(lvl is None for lvl in memory_levels)

    if not (both_params_integers or both_params_none):
        raise ValueError('Reference and user memory levels must be both None '
                         'or both integers.')

    if memory is not None and (func_memory_level is None or
                               memory_level >= func_memory_level):
        if isinstance(memory, _basestring):
            memory = Memory(cachedir=memory, verbose=verbose)
        if not isinstance(memory, MEMORY_CLASSES):
            raise TypeError("'memory' argument must be a string or a "
                            "joblib.Memory object. "
                            "%s %s was given." % (memory, type(memory)))
        if (memory.cachedir is None and memory_level is not None
                and memory_level > 1):
            warnings.warn("Caching has been enabled (memory_level = %d) "
                          "but no Memory object or path has been provided"
                          " (parameter memory). Caching deactivated for "
                          "function %s." %
                          (memory_level, func.__name__),
                          stacklevel=2)
    else:
        memory = Memory(cachedir=None, verbose=verbose)
    return _safe_cache(memory, func, **kwargs)


class CacheMixin(object):
    """Mixin to add caching to a class.

    This class is a thin layer on top of joblib.Memory, that mainly adds a
    "caching level", similar to a "log level".

    Usage: to cache the results of a method, wrap it in self._cache()
    defined by this class. Caching is performed only if the user-specified
    cache level (self._memory_level) is greater than the value given as a
    parameter to self._cache(). See _cache() documentation for details.
    """
    def _cache(self, func, func_memory_level=1, **kwargs):
        """Return a joblib.Memory object.

        The memory_level determines the level above which the wrapped
        function output is cached. By specifying a numeric value for
        this level, the user can to control the amount of cache memory
        used. This function will cache the function call or not
        depending on the cache level.

        Parameters
        ----------
        func: function
            The function the output of which is to be cached.

        memory_level: int
            The memory_level from which caching must be enabled for the wrapped
            function.

        Returns
        -------
        mem: joblib.Memory
            object that wraps the function func. This object may be
            a no-op, if the requested level is lower than the value given
            to _cache()). For consistency, a joblib.Memory object is always
            returned.

        """

        verbose = getattr(self, 'verbose', 0)

        # Creates attributes if they don't exist
        # This is to make creating them in __init__() optional.
        if not hasattr(self, "memory_level"):
            self.memory_level = 0
        if not hasattr(self, "memory"):
            self.memory = Memory(cachedir=None, verbose=verbose)
        if isinstance(self.memory, _basestring):
            self.memory = Memory(cachedir=self.memory, verbose=verbose)

        # If cache level is 0 but a memory object has been provided, set
        # memory_level to 1 with a warning.
        if self.memory_level == 0:
            if (isinstance(self.memory, _basestring)
                    or self.memory.cachedir is not None):
                warnings.warn("memory_level is currently set to 0 but "
                              "a Memory object has been provided. "
                              "Setting memory_level to 1.")
                self.memory_level = 1

        return cache(func, self.memory, func_memory_level=func_memory_level,
                     memory_level=self.memory_level, **kwargs)
