"""
The ``cache`` roster provides a flexible interface to the Salt Masters' minion cache
to access regular minions over ``salt-ssh``.

.. versionadded:: 2017.7.0

    - grains, pillar, mine data matching
    - SDB URLs
    - IPv6 support
    - roster_order per config key
    - default order changed to industry-wide best practices
    - CIDR range selection


Targeting
---------

This roster supports all matching and targeting of the Salt Master.
The matching will be done using only the Salt Master's cache.


The Roster Order
----------------

The roster's composition can be configured using ``roster_order``.
In the ``roster_order`` you can define *any* roster key and fill it with a parameter
overriding the one in ``roster_defaults``:

.. code-block:: yaml

    roster_order:
        host: id          # use the minion id as hostname


You can define lists of parameters as well, the first result from the list will become the value.


Selecting a host
================

.. code-block:: yaml

    # default
    roster_order:
        host:
          - ipv6-private  # IPv6 addresses in private ranges
          - ipv6-global   # IPv6 addresses in global ranges
          - ipv4-private  # IPv4 addresses in private ranges
          - ipv4-public   # IPv4 addresses in public ranges
          - ipv4-local    # loopback addresses


This is the default ``roster_order``.
It prefers IPv6 over IPv4 addresses and private addresses over public ones.
The relevant data will be fetched from the cache in-order, and the first match will fill the ``host`` key.

Other address selection parameters are also possible:

.. code-block:: yaml

    roster_order:
      host:
        - global|public|private|local    # Both IPv6 and IPv4 addresses in that range
        - 2000::/3                       # CIDR networks, both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported


Using cached data
=================

Several cached libraries can be selected using the ``library: `` prefix, followed by the library key.
This can be referenced using the same ``:`` syntax as e.g. :py:func:`pillar.get <salt.modules.pillar.get>`.
Lists of references are also supported during the lookup, as are Salt SDB URLs.

This should be especially useful for the other roster keys:

.. code-block:: yaml

    roster_order:
      host:
        - grain: fqdn_ip4                # Lookup this grain
        - mine: network.ip_addrs         # Mine data lookup works the same

      password: sdb://vault/ssh_pass     # Salt SDB URLs are also supported

      user:
        - pillar: ssh:auth:user          # Lookup this pillar key
        - sdb://osenv/USER               # Lookup this env var through sdb

      priv:
        - pillar:                        # Lists are also supported
            - salt:ssh:private_key
            - ssh:auth:private_key

"""

import copy
import logging
import re

import salt.cache
import salt.utils.data
import salt.utils.minions
from salt._compat import ipaddress

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)


def targets(tgt, tgt_type="glob", **kwargs):  # pylint: disable=W0613
    """
    Return the targets from the Salt Masters' minion cache.
    All targets and matchers are supported.

    The resulting roster can be configured using ``roster_order`` and ``roster_default``.
    """
    minions = salt.utils.minions.CkMinions(__opts__)
    _res = minions.check_minions(tgt, tgt_type)
    minions = _res["minions"]

    ret = {}
    if not minions:
        return ret
    # log.debug(minions)

    cache = salt.cache.Cache(__opts__)

    roster_order = __opts__.get(
        "roster_order",
        {"host": ("ipv6-private", "ipv6-global", "ipv4-private", "ipv4-public")},
    )

    ret = {}
    for minion_id in minions:
        try:
            minion = _load_minion(minion_id, cache)
        except LookupError:
            continue

        minion_res = copy.deepcopy(__opts__.get("roster_defaults", {}))
        for param, order in roster_order.items():
            if not isinstance(order, (list, tuple)):
                order = [order]
            for key in order:
                kres = _minion_lookup(minion_id, key, minion)
                if kres:
                    minion_res[param] = kres
                    break

        if "host" in minion_res:
            ret[minion_id] = minion_res
        else:
            log.warning("Could not determine host information for minion %s", minion_id)

    log.debug("Roster lookup result: %s", ret)

    return ret


def _load_minion(minion_id, cache):
    data_minion, grains, pillar = salt.utils.minions.get_minion_data(
        minion_id, __opts__
    )

    if minion_id != data_minion:
        log.error("Asked for minion %s, got %s", minion_id, data_minion)
        raise LookupError

    if not grains:
        log.warning("No grain data for minion id %s", minion_id)
        grains = {}

    if not pillar:
        log.warning("No pillar data for minion id %s", minion_id)
        pillar = {}

    addrs = {
        4: sorted(ipaddress.IPv4Address(addr) for addr in grains.get("ipv4", [])),
        6: sorted(ipaddress.IPv6Address(addr) for addr in grains.get("ipv6", [])),
    }

    mine = cache.fetch(f"minions/{minion_id}", "mine")

    return grains, pillar, addrs, mine


def _data_lookup(ref, lookup):
    if isinstance(lookup, str):
        lookup = [lookup]

    res = []
    for data_key in lookup:
        data = salt.utils.data.traverse_dict_and_list(ref, data_key, None)
        # log.debug('Fetched %s in %s: %s', data_key, ref, data)
        if data:
            res.append(data)

    return res


def _minion_lookup(minion_id, key, minion):
    grains, pillar, addrs, mine = minion

    if key == "id":
        # Just paste in the minion ID
        return minion_id
    elif isinstance(key, dict):
        # Lookup the key in the dict
        for data_id, lookup in key.items():
            ref = {"pillar": pillar, "grain": grains, "mine": mine}

            for k in _data_lookup(ref[data_id], lookup):
                if k:
                    return k

            return None
    elif key.startswith("sdb://"):
        # It's a Salt SDB url
        return salt["sdb.get"](key)
    elif re.match(r"^[0-9a-fA-F:./]+$", key):
        # It smells like a CIDR block
        try:
            net = ipaddress.ip_network(key, strict=True)
        except ValueError:
            log.error("%s is an invalid CIDR network", key)
            return None

        for addr in addrs[net.version]:
            if addr in net:
                return str(addr)
    else:
        # Take the addresses from the grains and filter them
        filters = {
            "global": lambda addr: (
                addr.is_global if addr.version == 6 else not addr.is_private
            ),
            "public": lambda addr: not addr.is_private,
            "private": lambda addr: addr.is_private
            and not addr.is_loopback
            and not addr.is_link_local,
            "local": lambda addr: addr.is_loopback,
        }

        ip_vers = [4, 6]
        if key.startswith("ipv"):
            ip_vers = [int(key[3])]
            key = key[5:]

        for ip_ver in ip_vers:
            try:
                for addr in addrs[ip_ver]:
                    if filters[key](addr):
                        return str(addr)
            except KeyError:
                raise KeyError(f"Invalid filter {key} specified in roster_order")
