from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.utils import six
from django.utils.html import escape
from djblets.markdown import markdown_escape, markdown_unescape
from djblets.webapi.resources.mixins.forms import (
    UpdateFormMixin as DjbletsUpdateFormMixin)

from reviewboard.reviews.markdown_utils import (markdown_set_field_escaped,
                                                render_markdown)

class MarkdownFieldsMixin(object):
    """Mixes in common logic for Markdown text fields.

    Any resource implementing this is assumed to have at least one
    Markdown-capable text field.

    Clients can pass ``?force-text-type=`` (for GET) or ``force_text_type=``
    (for POST/PUT) with a value of ``plain``, ``markdown`` or ``html`` to
    return the given text fields in the payload using the requested format.

    When ``markdown`` is specified, the Markdown text fields will return valid
    Markdown content, escaping if necessary.

    When ``plain`` is specified, plain text will be returned instead. If
    the content was in Markdown before, this will unescape the content.

    When ``html`` is specified, the content will be transformed into HTML
    suitable for display.

    Clients can also pass ``?include-text-types=<type1>[,<type2>,...]``
    (for GET) or ``include_text_types=<type1>[,<type2>,...]`` (for POST/PUT)
    to return the text fields within special :samp:`{type}_text_fields`
    entries in the resource payload. A special type of "raw" is allowed,
    which will return the text types stored in the database.

    (Note that passing ``?include-text-types=raw`` is equivalent to passing
    ``?include-raw-text-fields=1`` in 2.0.9 and 2.0.10. The latter is
    deprecated.)
    """
    TEXT_TYPE_PLAIN = 'plain'
    TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN = 'markdown'
    TEXT_TYPE_HTML = 'html'
    TEXT_TYPE_RAW = 'raw'

    TEXT_TYPES = (TEXT_TYPE_PLAIN, TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN, TEXT_TYPE_HTML)
    SAVEABLE_TEXT_TYPES = (TEXT_TYPE_PLAIN, TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN)
    INCLUDEABLE_TEXT_TYPES = TEXT_TYPES + (TEXT_TYPE_RAW,)

    DEFAULT_EXTRA_DATA_TEXT_TYPE = TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN

    def serialize_object(self, obj, *args, **kwargs):
        """Serializes the object, transforming text fields.

        This is a specialization of serialize_object that transforms any
        text fields that support text types. It also handles attaching
        the raw text to the payload, on request.
        """
        data = super(MarkdownFieldsMixin, self).serialize_object(
            obj, *args, **kwargs)

        request = kwargs.get('request')

        if not request:
            force_text_type = None
        elif request.method == 'GET':
            force_text_type = request.GET.get('force-text-type')
        else:
            force_text_type = request.POST.get('force_text_type')

        if force_text_type not in self.TEXT_TYPES:
            force_text_type = None

        extra_text_type_fields = dict([
            (extra_text_type, {})
            for extra_text_type in self._get_extra_text_types(obj, **kwargs)
        ])

        for field, field_info in six.iteritems(self.fields):
            if not field_info.get('supports_text_types'):
                continue

            get_func = getattr(self, 'get_is_%s_rich_text' % field, None)

            if six.callable(get_func):
                getter = lambda obj, *args: get_func(obj)
            else:
                getter = lambda obj, data, rich_text_field, text_type_field: \
                    getattr(obj, rich_text_field, None)

            self._serialize_text_info(obj, data, extra_text_type_fields,
                                      field, force_text_type, getter)

        if 'extra_data' in data:
            extra_data = data['extra_data']
            all_text_types_extra_data = {}

            # Work on a copy of extra_data, in case we change it.
            for field, value in six.iteritems(obj.extra_data.copy()):
                if not self.get_extra_data_field_supports_markdown(obj, field):
                    continue

                # Note that we assume all custom fields are in Markdown by
                # default. This is to preserve compatibility with older
                # fields. New fields will always have the text_type flag
                # set to the proper value.
                self._serialize_text_info(
                    obj, extra_data, all_text_types_extra_data, field,
                    force_text_type, self._extra_data_rich_text_getter)

            for key, values in six.iteritems(all_text_types_extra_data):
                extra_text_type_fields[key]['extra_data'] = values

        for key, values in six.iteritems(extra_text_type_fields):
            data[key + '_text_fields'] = values

        return data

    def _serialize_text_info(self, obj, data, extra_text_type_fields, field,
                             force_text_type, getter):
        text_type_field = self._get_text_type_field_name(field)
        rich_text_field = self._get_rich_text_field_name(field)

        field_is_rich_text = getter(obj, data, rich_text_field,
                                    text_type_field)
        assert field_is_rich_text is not None, \
            'No value for field "%s" found in %r' % (rich_text_field, obj)

        if field_is_rich_text:
            field_text_type = self.TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN
        else:
            field_text_type = self.TEXT_TYPE_PLAIN

        value = data.get(field)

        if force_text_type:
            data[text_type_field] = force_text_type

            if value is not None:
                data[field] = self._normalize_text(
                    value, field_is_rich_text, force_text_type)
        else:
            data[text_type_field] = field_text_type

        for extra_text_type in extra_text_type_fields:
            if extra_text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_RAW:
                norm_extra_text_type = field_text_type
                norm_extra_value = value
            else:
                norm_extra_text_type = extra_text_type
                norm_extra_value = self._normalize_text(
                    value, field_is_rich_text, extra_text_type)

            extra_text_type_fields[extra_text_type].update({
                field: norm_extra_value,
                text_type_field: norm_extra_text_type,
            })

    def serialize_text_type_field(self, obj, request=None, **kwargs):
        return None

    def can_import_extra_data_field(self, obj, field):
        """Returns whether a particular field in extra_data can be imported.

        If an extra_data field is marked as supporting rich text, we'll skip
        importing it through normal means. Instead, it will be handled
        separately later.
        """
        return not self.get_extra_data_field_supports_markdown(obj, field)

    def get_extra_data_field_supports_markdown(self, obj, key):
        """Returns whether a particular field in extra_data supports Markdown.

        If the field supports Markdown text, the value will be normalized
        based on the requested ?force-text-type= parameter.
        """
        return False

    def _get_extra_text_types(self, obj, request=None, **kwargs):
        """Returns any extra text types that should be included in the payload.

        This will return the list of extra text types that can be included,
        filtering the list by those that are supported.

        It also checks for the older ``?include-raw-text-fields=1`` option,
        which is the same as using ``?include-text-types=raw``.
        """
        extra_text_types = set()

        if request:
            if request.method == 'GET':
                include_types = request.GET.get('include-text-types')
                include_raw_text = request.GET.get('include-raw-text-fields')
            else:
                include_types = request.POST.get('include_text_types')
                include_raw_text = request.POST.get('include_raw_text_fields')

            if include_raw_text in ('1', 'true'):
                extra_text_types.add(self.TEXT_TYPE_RAW)

            if include_types:
                extra_text_types.update([
                    text_type
                    for text_type in include_types.split(',')
                    if text_type in self.INCLUDEABLE_TEXT_TYPES
                ])

        return extra_text_types

    def _normalize_text(self, text, field_is_rich_text, force_text_type):
        """Normalizes text to the proper format.

        This considers the requested text format, and whether or not the
        value should be set for rich text.
        """
        assert force_text_type

        if text is not None:
            if force_text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_PLAIN and field_is_rich_text:
                text = markdown_unescape(text)
            elif (force_text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN and
                  not field_is_rich_text):
                text = markdown_escape(text)
            elif force_text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_HTML:
                if field_is_rich_text:
                    text = render_markdown(text)
                else:
                    text = escape(text)

        return text

    def set_text_fields(self, obj, text_field,
                        rich_text_field_name=None,
                        text_type_field_name=None,
                        text_model_field=None,
                        **kwargs):
        """Normalizes Markdown-capable text fields that are being saved."""
        if not text_model_field:
            text_model_field = text_field

        if not text_type_field_name:
            text_type_field_name = self._get_text_type_field_name(text_field)

        if not rich_text_field_name:
            rich_text_field_name = self._get_rich_text_field_name(text_field)

        old_rich_text = getattr(obj, rich_text_field_name, None)

        if text_field in kwargs:
            setattr(obj, text_model_field, kwargs[text_field].strip())

        if text_type_field_name in kwargs or 'text_type' in kwargs:
            text_type = kwargs.get(text_type_field_name,
                                   kwargs.get('text_type'))
            rich_text = (text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN)

            setattr(obj, rich_text_field_name, rich_text)

            # If the caller has changed the text type for this field, but
            # hasn't provided a new field value, then we will need to update
            # the affected field's existing contents by escaping or
            # unescaping.
            if rich_text != old_rich_text and text_field not in kwargs:
                markdown_set_field_escaped(obj, text_model_field,
                                           rich_text)
        elif old_rich_text:
            # The user didn't specify rich-text, but the object may be set
            # for rich-text, in which case we'll need to pre-escape the text
            # field.
            if text_field in kwargs:
                markdown_set_field_escaped(obj, text_model_field,
                                           old_rich_text)

    def set_extra_data_text_fields(self, obj, text_field, extra_fields,
                                   **kwargs):
        """Normalizes Markdown-capable text fields in extra_data.

        This will check if any Markdown-capable text fields in extra_data
        have been changed (either by changing the text or the text type),
        and handle the saving of the text and type.

        This works just like set_text_fields, but specially handles
        how things are stored in extra_data (text_type vs. rich_text fields,
        possible lack of presence of a text_type field, etc.).
        """
        text_type_field = self._get_text_type_field_name(text_field)
        extra_data = obj.extra_data
        extra_data_text_field = 'extra_data.' + text_field
        extra_data_text_type_field = 'extra_data.' + text_type_field

        if extra_data_text_field in extra_fields:
            # This field was updated in this request. Make sure it's
            # stripped.
            extra_data[text_field] = \
                extra_fields[extra_data_text_field].strip()
        elif extra_data_text_type_field not in extra_fields:
            # Nothing about this field has changed, so bail.
            return

        old_text_type = extra_data.get(text_type_field)
        text_type = extra_fields.get(extra_data_text_type_field,
                                     kwargs.get('text_type'))

        if text_type is not None:
            if old_text_type is None:
                old_text_type = self.DEFAULT_EXTRA_DATA_TEXT_TYPE

            # If the caller has changed the text type for this field, but
            # hasn't provided a new field value, then we will need to update
            # the affected field's existing contents by escaping or
            # unescaping.
            if (text_type != old_text_type and
                extra_data_text_field not in extra_fields):
                markdown_set_field_escaped(
                    extra_data, text_field,
                    text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN)
        elif old_text_type:
            # The user didn't specify a text type, but the object may be set
            # for Markdown, in which case we'll need to pre-escape the text
            # field.
            if extra_data_text_field in extra_fields:
                markdown_set_field_escaped(
                    extra_data, text_field,
                    old_text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN)

        # Ensure we have a text type set for this field. If one wasn't
        # provided or set above, we'll set it to the default now.
        extra_data[text_type_field] = \
            text_type or self.DEFAULT_EXTRA_DATA_TEXT_TYPE

    def _get_text_type_field_name(self, text_field_name):
        if text_field_name == 'text':
            return 'text_type'
        else:
            return '%s_text_type' % text_field_name

    def _get_rich_text_field_name(self, text_field_name):
        if text_field_name == 'text':
            return 'rich_text'
        else:
            return '%s_rich_text' % text_field_name

    def _extra_data_rich_text_getter(self, obj, data, rich_text_field,
                                     text_type_field):
        text_type = data.get(text_type_field,
                             self.DEFAULT_EXTRA_DATA_TEXT_TYPE)

        return text_type == self.TEXT_TYPE_MARKDOWN


class UpdateFormMixin(DjbletsUpdateFormMixin):
    """A mixin for providing the ability to create and update using a form.

    A WebAPIResource class using this mixin must set the :py:attr:`form_class`
    attribute to a :py:class:`ModelForm` instance that corresponds to the model
    being updated.

    Classes using this mixin can provide methods of the form
    ``parse_<field_name>_field`` to do parsing of form data before it is passed
    to the form. These methods may return either a single value or a list (in
    the case where the corresponding field expects a list of values, such as a
    :py:class:`django.forms.ModelMultipleChoiceField`).

    The :py:meth:`create_form` and :py:meth:`save_form` methods should be used
    for creating new form instances and saving them. A form created this way
    can be given an optional instance argument to allow for updating the
    instance. Any fields missing from data (but appearing in the
    :py:class:`form_class`'s :py:attr:`fields` attribute) will be copied over
    from the instance.
    """

    def save_form(self, form, extra_fields=None):
        """Save the form and extra data.

        Args:
            form (django.forms.ModelForm):
                The form to save.

            extra_fields (dict):
                The extra data to save on the object. These should be key-value
                pairs in the form of ``extra_data.key = value``.

        Returns:
            django.db.models.Model: The saved model instance.
        """
        instance = form.save(commit=False)

        if extra_fields:
            if not instance.extra_data:
                instance.extra_data = {}

            self.import_extra_data(instance, instance.extra_data, extra_fields)

        instance.save()
        form.save_m2m()

        return instance
