bootstrap-vz/bootstrapvz/base/manifest.py

"""The Manifest module contains the manifest that providers and plugins use
to determine which tasks should be added to the tasklist, what arguments various
invocations should have etc..
"""
from bootstrapvz.common.exceptions import ManifestError
from bootstrapvz.common.tools import load_data
import logging
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)


class Manifest(object):
	"""This class holds all the information that providers and plugins need
	to perform the bootstrapping process. All actions that are taken originate from
	here. The manifest shall not be modified after it has been loaded.
	Currently, immutability is not enforced and it would require a fair amount of code
	to enforce it, instead we just rely on tasks behaving properly.
	"""

	def __init__(self, path=None, data=None):
		"""Initializer: Given a path we load, validate and parse the manifest.
		To create the manifest from dynamic data instead of the contents of a file,
		provide a properly constructed dict as the data argument.

		:param str path: The path to the manifest (ignored, when `data' is provided)
		:param str data: The manifest data, if it is not None, it will be used instead of the contents of `path'
		"""
		if path is None and data is None:
			raise ManifestError('`path\' or `data\' must be provided')
		self.path = path
		self.load(data)
		self.initialize()
		self.validate()
		self.parse()

	def load(self, data=None):
		"""Loads the manifest and performs a basic validation.
		This function reads the manifest and performs some basic validation of
		the manifest itself to ensure that the properties required for initalization are accessible
		(otherwise the user would be presented with some cryptic error messages).
		"""
		if data is None:
			self.data = load_data(self.path)
		else:
			self.data = data

		from . import validate_manifest
		# Validate the manifest with the base validation function in __init__
		validate_manifest(self.data, self.schema_validator, self.validation_error)

	def initialize(self):
		"""Initializes the provider and the plugins.
		This function loads the specified provider and plugins.
		Once the provider and plugins are loaded,
		the initialize() function is called on each of them (if it exists).
		The provider must have an initialize function.
		"""
		# Get the provider name from the manifest and load the corresponding module
		provider_modname = 'bootstrapvz.providers.' + self.data['provider']['name']
		log.debug('Loading provider ' + provider_modname)
		# Create a modules dict that contains the loaded provider and plugins
		import importlib
		self.modules = {'provider': importlib.import_module(provider_modname),
		                'plugins': [],
		                }
		# Run through all the plugins mentioned in the manifest and load them
		if 'plugins' in self.data:
			for plugin_name, plugin_data in self.data['plugins'].iteritems():
				modname = 'bootstrapvz.plugins.' + plugin_name
				log.debug('Loading plugin ' + modname)
				plugin = importlib.import_module(modname)
				self.modules['plugins'].append(plugin)

		# Run the initialize function on the provider and plugins
		self.modules['provider'].initialize()
		for module in self.modules['plugins']:
			# Plugins are not required to have an initialize function
			init = getattr(module, 'initialize', None)
			if callable(init):
				init()

	def validate(self):
		"""Validates the manifest using the provider and plugin validation functions.
		Plugins are not required to have a validate_manifest function
		"""

		# Run the provider validation
		self.modules['provider'].validate_manifest(self.data, self.schema_validator, self.validation_error)
		# Run the validation function for any plugin that has it
		for plugin in self.modules['plugins']:
			validate = getattr(plugin, 'validate_manifest', None)
			if callable(validate):
				validate(self.data, self.schema_validator, self.validation_error)

	def parse(self):
		"""Parses the manifest.
		Well... "parsing" is a big word.
		The function really just sets up some convenient attributes so that tasks
		don't have to access information with info.manifest.data['section']
		but can do it with info.manifest.section.
		"""
		self.provider     = self.data['provider']
		self.bootstrapper = self.data['bootstrapper']
		self.image        = self.data['image']
		self.volume       = self.data['volume']
		self.system       = self.data['system']
		from bootstrapvz.common.releases import get_release
		self.release      = get_release(self.system['release'])
		# The packages and plugins section is not required
		self.packages     = self.data['packages'] if 'packages' in self.data else {}
		self.plugins      = self.data['plugins'] if 'plugins' in self.data else {}

	def schema_validator(self, data, schema_path):
		"""This convenience function is passed around to all the validation functions
		so that they may run a json-schema validation by giving it the data and a path to the schema.

		:param dict data: Data to validate (normally the manifest data)
		:param str schema_path: Path to the json-schema to use for validation
		"""
		import jsonschema

		schema = load_data(schema_path)
		try:
			jsonschema.validate(data, schema)
		except jsonschema.ValidationError as e:
			self.validation_error(e.message, e.path)

	def validation_error(self, message, data_path=None):
		"""This function is passed to all validation functions so that they may
		raise a validation error because a custom validation of the manifest failed.

		:param str message: Message to user about the error
		:param list data_path: A path to the location in the manifest where the error occurred
		:raises ManifestError: With absolute certainty
		"""
		raise ManifestError(message, self.path, data_path)

	def __getstate__(self):
		return {'__class__': self.__module__ + '.' + self.__class__.__name__,
		        'path': self.path,
		        'data': self.data}

	def __setstate__(self, state):
		self.path = state['path']
		self.load(state['data'])
		self.initialize()
		self.validate()
		self.parse()