# Copyright (C) 2013-2014 Michal Minar <miminar@redhat.com>
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"""
Defines a base class for all command classes operating upon a
:py:class:`~lmi.scripts.common.session.Session` object.
"""
import abc
from collections import OrderedDict
from lmi.scripts.common import get_logger
from lmi.scripts.common.command import meta
from lmi.scripts.common.command.endpoint import LmiEndPointCommand
from lmi.scripts.common.configuration import Configuration
from lmi.scripts.common.session import Session
from lmi.shell import LMIConnection
from lmi.shell import LMIUtil
LOG = get_logger(__name__)
[docs]class LmiSessionCommand(LmiEndPointCommand):
"""
Base class for end-point commands operating upon a session object.
Using metaclass: :py:class:`~.meta.SessionCommandMetaClass`.
"""
__metaclass__ = meta.SessionCommandMetaClass
@classmethod
[docs] def cim_namespace(cls):
"""
This returns default cim namespace, the connection object will be
nested into before being passed to associated function.
It can be overriden in few ways:
1. by setting ``[CIM] Namespace`` option in configuration
2. by giving ``--namespace`` argument on command line to the
``lmi`` meta-command
3. by setting ``NAMESPACE`` property in declaration of command
Higher number means higher priority.
"""
return Configuration.get_instance().namespace
@classmethod
[docs] def connection_timeout(cls):
"""
Returns maximum number of seconds the client shall wait for broker's
reply. Defaults to ``None`` which means that it's up to the connection
object itself to decide. It can be oveririden with
``CONNECTION_TIMEOUT`` property in declaration of command.
"""
return None
@classmethod
[docs] def dest_pos_args_count(cls):
"""
There is a namespace/connection object passed as the first positional
argument.
"""
return LmiEndPointCommand.dest_pos_args_count.im_func(cls) + 1
[docs] def process_session(self, session, args, kwargs):
"""
Process each host of given session, call the associated command
function, collect results and print it to standard output.
:param session: Session object with set of hosts.
:type session: :py:class:`~lmi.scripts.common.session.Session`
:param list args: Positional arguments to pass to associated function
in command library.
:param dictionary kwargs: Keyword arguments as a dictionary.
:returns: Exit code of application.
:rtype: integer
"""
if not isinstance(session, Session):
raise TypeError("session must be an object of Session, not %s"
% repr(session))
# { ( hostname : (passed, result) ), ... }
# where passed is a boolean and result is returned value if passed is
# True and exception otherwise
results = OrderedDict()
for connection in session:
try:
result = self.take_action(connection, args, kwargs)
# result may be a generator which may throw in the following
# function
results[connection.uri] = (True, result)
self.process_host_result(connection.uri, True, result)
except Exception as exc:
if len(session) > 1:
LOG().exception('Invocation failed for host "%s": %s',
connection.uri, exc)
else:
LOG().exception(exc)
results[connection.uri] = (False, exc)
self.process_host_result(connection.uri, False, exc)
self.process_session_results(session, results)
return all(r[0] for r in results.values())
[docs] def process_host_result(self, hostname, success, result):
"""
Called from :py:meth:`process_session` after single host gets
processed. By default this prints obtained *result* with default
formatter if the execution was successful. Children of this class may
want to override this.
:param string hostname: Name of host involved.
:param boolean success: Whether the action on host succeeded.
:param result: Either the value returned by associated function upon a
successful invocation or an exception.
"""
if success:
if len(self.session) > 1:
self.formatter.print_host(hostname)
self.produce_output(result)
[docs] def process_session_results(self, session, results):
"""
Called at the end of :py:meth:`process_session`'s execution. It's
supposed to do any summary work upon results from all hosts. By default
it just prints errors in a form of list.
:param session: Session object.
:type session: :py:class:`lmi.scripts.common.session.Session`
:param dictionary results: Dictionary of form: ::
{ 'hostname' : (success_flag, result), ... }
where *result* is either an exception or returned value of
associated function, depending on *success_flag*. See the
:py:meth:`process_host_result`.
"""
if not isinstance(session, Session):
raise TypeError("session must be a Session object")
if not isinstance(results, dict):
raise TypeError("results must be a dictionary")
# check whether any output has been produced
if ( len(session.get_unconnected())
or any(not r[0] for r in results.values())):
data = []
for hostname in session.get_unconnected():
data.append((hostname, ['failed to connect']))
for hostname, (success, error) in results.items():
if not success:
data.append((hostname, [error]))
if len(session) > 1:
self._print_errors(data,
new_line=any(r[0] for r in results.values()))
@abc.abstractmethod
[docs] def take_action(self, connection, args, kwargs):
"""
Executes an action on single host and collects results.
:param connection: Connection to a single host.
:type connection: :py:class:`lmi.shell.LMIConnection`
:param list args: Positional arguments for associated function.
:param dictionary kwargs: Keyword arguments for associated function.
:returns: Column names and item list as a pair.
:rtype: tuple
"""
raise NotImplementedError("take_action must be implemented in subclass")
[docs] def execute_on_connection(self, connection, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Wraps the :py:meth:`~.endpoint.LmiEndPointCommand.execute` method with
connection adjustments. Connection object is not usually passed
directly to associated function. Mostly it's the namespace object that
is expected. This method checks, whether the namespace object is
desired and modifies connection accordingly.
:param connection: Connection to single host.
:type connection: :py:class:`lmi.shell.LMIConnection`
:param list args: Arguments handed over to associated function.
:param dictionary kwargs: Keyword arguments handed over to associated
function.
"""
if not isinstance(connection, LMIConnection):
raise TypeError("expected an instance of LMIConnection for"
" connection argument, not %s" % repr(connection))
namespace = self.cim_namespace()
timeout = self.connection_timeout()
if timeout is not None:
conn = getattr(connection, "connection", connection)
if hasattr(conn, "timeout"):
LOG().debug("Set connection timeout to %d seconds.", timeout)
conn.timeout = timeout * 1000
else:
LOG().debug("Could not set connection timeout.")
if namespace is not None:
connection = LMIUtil.lmi_wrap_cim_namespace(
connection, namespace)
return self.execute(connection, *args, **kwargs)
def run_with_args(self, args, kwargs):
return self.process_session(self.session, args, kwargs)