#  framework/core.py
#
#  Copyright 2011 Spencer J. McIntyre <SMcIntyre [at] SecureState [dot] net>
#
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#
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import logging
import logging.handlers
import os
import re
import serial
import sys

from c1218.connection import Connection
from c1218.errors import C1218IOError, C1218ReadTableError
from framework.errors import FrameworkConfigurationError, FrameworkRuntimeError
from framework.options import AdvancedOptions, Options
from framework.templates import TermineterModule, TermineterModuleOptical
from framework.utilities import FileWalker, Namespace, get_default_serial_settings

from serial.serialutil import SerialException

class Framework(object):
	"""
	This is the main instance of the framework.  It contains and
	manages the serial connection as well as all of the loaded
	modules.
	"""
	def __init__(self, stdout=None):
		self.modules = {}
		self.__package__ = '.'.join(self.__module__.split('.')[:-1])
		package_path = __import__(self.__package__, None, None, ['__path__']).__path__[0]	# that's some python black magic trickery for you
		if stdout == None:
			stdout = sys.stdout
		self.stdout = stdout

		self.directories = Namespace()
		self.directories.user_data = os.path.expanduser('~') + os.sep + '.termineter' + os.sep
		self.directories.modules_path = package_path + os.sep + 'modules' + os.sep
		self.directories.data_path = package_path + os.sep + 'data' + os.sep
		if not os.path.isdir(self.directories.data_path):
			self.logger.critical('path to data not found')
			raise FrameworkConfigurationError('path to data not found')
		if not os.path.isdir(self.directories.user_data):
			os.mkdir(self.directories.user_data)

		self.serial_connection = None
		self.__serial_connected__ = False

		# setup logging stuff
		self.logger = logging.getLogger(self.__package__ + '.' + self.__class__.__name__.lower())
		main_file_handler = logging.handlers.RotatingFileHandler(self.directories.user_data + self.__package__ + '.log', maxBytes=262144, backupCount=5)
		main_file_handler.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
		main_file_handler.setFormatter(logging.Formatter("%(asctime)s %(name)-50s %(levelname)-10s %(message)s"))
		logging.getLogger('').addHandler(main_file_handler)

		# setup and configure options
		# Whether or not these are 'required' is really enforced by the individual
		# modules get_missing_options method and by which options they require based
		# on their respective types.  See framework/templates.py for more info.
		self.options = Options(self.directories)
		self.options.add_boolean('USECOLOR', 'enable color on the console interface', default=False)
		self.options.add_string('CONNECTION', 'serial connection string')
		self.options.add_string('USERNAME', 'serial username', default='0000')
		self.options.add_integer('USERID', 'serial userid', default=0)
		self.options.add_string('PASSWORD', 'serial c12.18 password', default='00000000000000000000')
		self.options.add_boolean('PASSWORDHEX', 'if the password is in hex', default=True)
		self.advanced_options = AdvancedOptions(self.directories)
		self.advanced_options.add_integer('BAUDRATE', 'serial connection baud rate', default=9600)
		self.advanced_options.add_integer('BYTESIZE', 'serial connection byte size', default=serial.EIGHTBITS)
		self.advanced_options.add_boolean('CACHETBLS', 'cache certain read-only tables', default=True)
		self.advanced_options.set_callback('CACHETBLS', self.__opt_callback_set_table_cache_policy)
		self.advanced_options.add_integer('STOPBITS', 'serial connection stop bits', default=serial.STOPBITS_ONE)
		self.advanced_options.add_integer('NBRPKTS', 'c12.18 maximum packets for reassembly', default=2)
		self.advanced_options.add_integer('PKTSIZE', 'c12.18 maximum packet size', default=512)
		if sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
			self.options.set_option('USECOLOR', 'True')

		# check and configure rfcat stuff
		self.rfcat_available = False
		try:
			import rflib
			self.logger.info('the rfcat library is available')
			self.rfcat_available = True
		except ImportError:
			self.logger.info('the rfcat library is not available, it can be found at https://code.google.com/p/rfcat/')
			pass
		if self.rfcat_available:
			# init the values to be used
			self.rfcat_connection = None
			self.__rfcat_connected__ = False
			self.is_rfcat_connected = lambda: self.__rfcat_connected__
			# self.options.add_integer('RFCATIDX', 'the rfcat device to use', default = 0)

		# start loading modules
		modules_path = self.directories.modules_path
		self.logger.debug('searching for modules in: ' + modules_path)
		self.current_module = None
		if not os.path.isdir(modules_path):
			self.logger.critical('path to modules not found')
			raise FrameworkConfigurationError('path to modules not found')
		for module_path in FileWalker(modules_path, absolute_path=True, skip_dirs=True):
			module_path = module_path.replace(os.path.sep, '/')
			if not module_path.endswith('.py'):
				continue
			module_path = module_path[len(modules_path):-3]
			module_name = module_path.split(os.path.sep)[-1]
			if module_name.startswith('__'):
				continue
			if module_name.lower() != module_name:
				continue
			if module_path.startswith('rfcat') and not self.rfcat_available:
				self.logger.debug('skipping module: ' + module_path + ' because rfcat is not available')
				continue
			# looks good, proceed to load
			self.logger.debug('loading module: ' + module_path)
			try:
				module_instance = self.import_module(module_path)
			except FrameworkRuntimeError:
				continue
			if not isinstance(module_instance, TermineterModule):
				self.logger.error('module: ' + module_path + ' is not derived from the TermineterModule class')
				continue
			# if isinstance(module_instance, TermineterModuleRfcat) and not self.rfcat_available:
			# 	self.logger.debug('skipping module: ' + module_path + ' because rfcat is not available')
			#	continue
			if not hasattr(module_instance, 'run'):
				self.logger.critical('module: ' + module_path + ' has no run() method')
				raise FrameworkRuntimeError('module: ' + module_path + ' has no run() method')
			if not isinstance(module_instance.options, Options) or not isinstance(module_instance.advanced_options, Options):
				self.logger.critical('module: ' + module_path + ' options and advanced_options must be Options instances')
				raise FrameworkRuntimeError('options and advanced_options must be Options instances')
			module_instance.name = module_name
			module_instance.path = module_path
			self.modules[module_path] = module_instance
		self.logger.info('successfully loaded ' + str(len(self.modules)) + ' modules into the framework')
		return

	def __repr__(self):
		return '<' + self.__class__.__name__ + ' Loaded Modules: ' + str(len(self.modules)) + ', Serial Connected: ' + str(self.is_serial_connected()) + ' >'

	def reload_module(self, module_path=None):
		"""
		Reloads a module into the framework.  If module_path is not
		specified, then the curent_module variable is used.  Returns True
		on success, False on error.

		@type module_path: String
		@param module_path: The name of the module to reload
		"""
		if module_path == None:
			if self.current_module != None:
				module_path = self.current_module.path
			else:
				self.logger.warning('must specify module if not module is currently being used')
				return False
		if not module_path in self.modules.keys():
			self.logger.error('invalid module requested for reload')
			raise FrameworkRuntimeError('invalid module requested for reload')

		self.logger.info('reloading module: ' + module_path)
		module_instance = self.import_module(module_path, reload_module=True)
		if not isinstance(module_instance, TermineterModule):
			self.logger.error('module: ' + module_path + ' is not derived from the TermineterModule class')
			raise FrameworkRuntimeError('module: ' + module_path + ' is not derived from the TermineterModule class')
		if not hasattr(module_instance, 'run'):
			self.logger.error('module: ' + module_path + ' has no run() method')
			raise FrameworkRuntimeError('module: ' + module_path + ' has no run() method')
		if not isinstance(module_instance.options, Options) or not isinstance(module_instance.advanced_options, Options):
			self.logger.error('module: ' + module_path + ' options and advanced_options must be Options instances')
			raise FrameworkRuntimeError('options and advanced_options must be Options instances')
		module_instance.name = module_path.split('/')[-1]
		module_instance.path = module_path
		self.modules[module_path] = module_instance
		if self.current_module != None:
			if self.current_module.path == module_instance.path:
				self.current_module = module_instance
		return True

	def run(self, module=None):
		


	@property
	def use_colors(self):
		return self.options['USECOLOR']

	@use_colors.setter
	def use_colors(self, value):
		self.options.set_option('USECOLOR', str(value))

	def get_module_logger(self, name):
		"""
		This returns a logger for individual modules to allow them to be
		inherited from the framework and thus be named appropriately.

		@type name: String
		@param name: The name of the module requesting the logger
		"""
		return logging.getLogger(self.__package__ + '.modules.' + name)

	def import_module(self, module_path, reload_module=False):
		try:
			module = __import__(self.__package__ + '.modules.' + module_path.replace('/', '.'), None, None, ['Module'])
			if reload_module:
				reload(module)
			module_instance = module.Module(self)
		except Exception as err:
			message = 'failed to load module: ' + module_path
			if isinstance(err, SyntaxError):
				message += ', ' + err.msg + ' line number: ' + str(err.lineno)
			self.logger.error(message)
			raise FrameworkRuntimeError(message)
		return module_instance

	def print_error(self, message):
		if self.options['USECOLOR']:
			self.stdout.write('\033[1;31m[-] \033[1;m' + (os.linesep + '\033[1;31m[-] \033[1;m').join(message.split(os.linesep)) + os.linesep)
		else:
			self.stdout.write('[-] ' + (os.linesep + '[-] ').join(message.split(os.linesep)) + os.linesep)
		self.stdout.flush()

	def print_good(self, message):
		if self.options['USECOLOR']:
			self.stdout.write('\033[1;32m[+] \033[1;m' + (os.linesep + '\033[1;32m[+] \033[1;m').join(message.split(os.linesep)) + os.linesep)
		else:
			self.stdout.write('[+] ' + (os.linesep + '[+] ').join(message.split(os.linesep)) + os.linesep)
		self.stdout.flush()

	def print_line(self, message):
		self.stdout.write(message + os.linesep)
		self.stdout.flush()

	def print_status(self, message):
		if self.options['USECOLOR']:
			self.stdout.write('\033[1;34m[*] \033[1;m' + (os.linesep + '\033[1;34m[*] \033[1;m').join(message.split(os.linesep)) + os.linesep)
		else:
			self.stdout.write('[*] ' + (os.linesep + '[*] ').join(message.split(os.linesep)) + os.linesep)
		self.stdout.flush()

	def print_hexdump(self, data):
		x = str(data)
		l = len(x)
		i = 0
		while i < l:
			self.stdout.write("%04x   " % i)
			for j in range(16):
				if i + j < l:
					self.stdout.write("%02X " % ord(x[i + j]))
				else:
					self.stdout.write("   ")
				if j % 16 == 7:
					self.stdout.write(" ")
			self.stdout.write("  ")
			r = ""
			for j in x[i:i + 16]:
				j = ord(j)
				if (j < 32) or (j >= 127):
					r = r + "."
				else:
					r = r + chr(j)
			self.stdout.write(r + os.linesep)
			i += 16
		self.stdout.flush()

	def is_serial_connected(self):
		"""
		Returns True if the serial interface is connected.
		"""
		return self.__serial_connected__

	def serial_disconnect(self):
		"""
		Closes the serial connection to the meter and disconnects from the
		device.
		"""
		if self.__serial_connected__:
			try:
				self.serial_connection.close()
			except C1218IOError as error:
				self.logger.error('caught C1218IOError: ' + str(error))
			except SerialException as error:
				self.logger.error('caught SerialException: ' + str(error))
			self.__serial_connected__ = False
			self.logger.warning('the serial interface has been disconnected')
		return True

	def serial_get(self):
		"""
		Create the serial connection from the framework settings and return
		it, setting the framework instance in the process.
		"""
		frmwk_c1218_settings = {
			'nbrpkts': self.advanced_options['NBRPKTS'],
			'pktsize': self.advanced_options['PKTSIZE']
		}

		frmwk_serial_settings = get_default_serial_settings()
		frmwk_serial_settings['baudrate'] = self.advanced_options['BAUDRATE']
		frmwk_serial_settings['bytesize'] = self.advanced_options['BYTESIZE']
		frmwk_serial_settings['stopbits'] = self.advanced_options['STOPBITS']

		self.logger.info('opening serial device: ' + self.options['CONNECTION'])
		try:
			self.serial_connection = Connection(self.options['CONNECTION'], c1218_settings=frmwk_c1218_settings, serial_settings=frmwk_serial_settings, enable_cache=self.advanced_options['CACHETBLS'])
		except Exception as error:
			self.logger.error('could not open the serial device')
			raise error
		return self.serial_connection

	def serial_connect(self):
		"""
		Connect to the serial device and then verifies that the meter is
		responding.  Once the serial device is opened, this function attempts
		to retreive the contents of table #0 (GEN_CONFIG_TBL) to configure
		the endianess it will use.  Returns True on success.
		"""
		username = self.options['USERNAME']
		userid = self.options['USERID']
		if len(username) > 10:
			self.logger.error('username cannot be longer than 10 characters')
			raise FrameworkConfigurationError('username cannot be longer than 10 characters')
		if not (0 <= userid <= 0xffff):
			self.logger.error('user id must be between 0 and 0xffff')
			raise FrameworkConfigurationError('user id must be between 0 and 0xffff')

		self.serial_get()
		try:
			self.serial_connection.start()
			if not self.serial_connection.login(username, userid):
				self.logger.error('the meter has rejected the username and userid')
				raise FrameworkConfigurationError('the meter has rejected the username and userid')
		except C1218IOError as error:
			self.logger.error('serial connection has been opened but the meter is unresponsive')
			raise error

		try:
			general_config_table = self.serial_connection.get_table_data(0)
		except C1218ReadTableError as error:
			self.logger.error('serial connection as been opened but the general configuration table (table #0) could not be read')
			raise error

		if (ord(general_config_table[0]) & 1):
			self.logger.info('setting the connection to use big-endian for C1219 data')
			self.serial_connection.c1219_endian = '>'
		else:
			self.logger.info('setting the connection to use little-endian for C1219 data')
			self.serial_connection.c1219_endian = '<'

		try:
			self.serial_connection.stop()
		except C1218IOError as error:
			self.logger.error('serial connection has been opened but the meter is unresponsive')
			raise error

		self.__serial_connected__ = True
		self.logger.warning('the serial interface has been connected')
		return True

	def serial_login(self):
		"""
		Attempt to log into the meter over the C12.18 protocol.  Returns
		True on success, False on a failure.  This can be called by modules
		in order to login with a username and password configured within
		the framework instance.
		"""
		username = self.options['USERNAME']
		userid = self.options['USERID']
		password = self.options['PASSWORD']
		if self.options['PASSWORDHEX']:
			hex_regex = re.compile('^([0-9a-fA-F]{2})+$')
			if hex_regex.match(password) == None:
				self.print_error('Invalid characters in password')
				raise FrameworkConfigurationError('invalid characters in password')
			password = password.decode('hex')
		if len(username) > 10:
			self.print_error('Username cannot be longer than 10 characters')
			raise FrameworkConfigurationError('username cannot be longer than 10 characters')
		if not (0 <= userid <= 0xffff):
			self.print_error('User id must be between 0 and 0xffff')
			raise FrameworkConfigurationError('user id must be between 0 and 0xffff')
		if len(password) > 20:
			self.print_error('Password cannot be longer than 20 characters')
			raise FrameworkConfigurationError('password cannot be longer than 20 characters')

		if not self.serial_connection.start():
			return False
		if not self.serial_connection.login(username, userid, password):
			return False
		return True

	def __opt_callback_set_table_cache_policy(self, policy):
		if self.is_serial_connected():
			self.serial_connection.set_table_cache_policy(policy)
		return True

if not isinstance(module, TermineterModule) and not isinstance(self.current_module, TermineterModule):
			raise FrameworkRuntimeError('either the module or the current_module must be sent')
		if module == None:
			module = self.current_module
		if isinstance(module, TermineterModuleOptical):
			if not self.is_serial_connected:
				raise FrameworkRuntimeError('the serial interface is disconnected')
		# if isinstance(module, TermineterModuleRfcat):
		# 	self.rfcat_connect()

		result = None
		self.logger.info('running module: ' + module.path)
		try:
			result = module.run()
		except KeyboardInterrupt as error:
			if isinstance(module, TermineterModuleOptical):
				self.serial_connection.stop()
			# if isinstance(module, TermineterModuleRfcat):
			# 	self.rfcat_disconnect()
			raise error
		# if isinstance(module, TermineterModuleRfcat):
		# 	self.rfcat_disconnect()
		return result