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Copyright 2021 The Kubernetes Authors.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*/

package process

import (
	"bytes"
	"html/template"
	"sort"
	"strings"
)

// RenderTemplates returns an []string to render the templates
//
// Deprecated: will be removed in favor of Arguments.
func RenderTemplates(argTemplates []string, data interface{}) (args []string, err error) {
	var t *template.Template

	for _, arg := range argTemplates {
		t, err = template.New(arg).Parse(arg)
		if err != nil {
			args = nil
			return
		}

		buf := &bytes.Buffer{}
		err = t.Execute(buf, data)
		if err != nil {
			args = nil
			return
		}
		args = append(args, buf.String())
	}

	return
}

// SliceToArguments converts a slice of arguments to structured arguments,
// appending each argument that starts with `--` and contains an `=` to the
// argument set (ignoring defaults), returning the rest.
//
// Deprecated: will be removed when RenderTemplates is removed.
func SliceToArguments(sliceArgs []string, args *Arguments) []string {
	var rest []string
	for i, arg := range sliceArgs {
		if arg == "--" {
			rest = append(rest, sliceArgs[i:]...)
			return rest
		}
		// skip non-flag arguments, skip arguments w/o equals because we
		// can't tell if the next argument should take a value
		if !strings.HasPrefix(arg, "--") || !strings.Contains(arg, "=") {
			rest = append(rest, arg)
			continue
		}

		parts := strings.SplitN(arg[2:], "=", 2)
		name := parts[0]
		val := parts[1]

		args.AppendNoDefaults(name, val)
	}

	return rest
}

// TemplateDefaults specifies defaults to be used for joining structured arguments with templates.
//
// Deprecated: will be removed when RenderTemplates is removed.
type TemplateDefaults struct {
	// Data will be used to render the template.
	Data interface{}
	// Defaults will be used to default structured arguments if no template is passed.
	Defaults map[string][]string
	// MinimalDefaults will be used to default structured arguments if a template is passed.
	// Use this for flags which *must* be present.
	MinimalDefaults map[string][]string // for api server service-cluster-ip-range
}

// TemplateAndArguments joins structured arguments and non-structured arguments, preserving existing
// behavior.  Namely:
//
//  1. if templ has len > 0, it will be rendered against data
//  2. the rendered template values that look like `--foo=bar` will be split
//     and appended to args, the rest will be kept around
//  3. the given args will be rendered as string form.  If a template is given,
//     no defaults will be used, otherwise defaults will be used
//  4. a result of [args..., rest...] will be returned
//
// It returns the resulting rendered arguments, plus the arguments that were
// not transferred to `args` during rendering.
//
// Deprecated: will be removed when RenderTemplates is removed.
func TemplateAndArguments(templ []string, args *Arguments, data TemplateDefaults) (allArgs []string, nonFlagishArgs []string, err error) {
	if len(templ) == 0 { // 3 & 4 (no template case)
		return args.AsStrings(data.Defaults), nil, nil
	}

	// 1: render the template
	rendered, err := RenderTemplates(templ, data.Data)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, nil, err
	}

	// 2: filter out structured args and add them to args
	rest := SliceToArguments(rendered, args)

	// 3 (template case): render structured args, no defaults (matching the
	// legacy case where if Args was specified, no defaults were used)
	res := args.AsStrings(data.MinimalDefaults)

	// 4: return the rendered structured args + all non-structured args
	return append(res, rest...), rest, nil
}

// EmptyArguments constructs an empty set of flags with no defaults.
func EmptyArguments() *Arguments {
	return &Arguments{
		values: make(map[string]Arg),
	}
}

// Arguments are structured, overridable arguments.
// Each Arguments object contains some set of default arguments, which may
// be appended to, or overridden.
//
// When ready, you can serialize them to pass to exec.Command and friends using
// AsStrings.
//
// All flag-setting methods return the *same* instance of Arguments so that you
// can chain calls.
type Arguments struct {
	// values contains the user-set values for the arguments.
	// `values[key] = dontPass` means "don't pass this flag"
	// `values[key] = passAsName` means "pass this flag without args like --key`
	// `values[key] = []string{a, b, c}` means "--key=a --key=b --key=c`
	// any values not explicitly set here will be copied from defaults on final rendering.
	values map[string]Arg
}

// Arg is an argument that has one or more values,
// and optionally falls back to default values.
type Arg interface {
	// Append adds new values to this argument, returning
	// a new instance contain the new value.  The intermediate
	// argument should generally be assumed to be consumed.
	Append(vals ...string) Arg
	// Get returns the full set of values, optionally including
	// the passed in defaults.  If it returns nil, this will be
	// skipped.  If it returns a non-nil empty slice, it'll be
	// assumed that the argument should be passed as name-only.
	Get(defaults []string) []string
}

type userArg []string

func (a userArg) Append(vals ...string) Arg {
	return userArg(append(a, vals...)) //nolint:unconvert
}
func (a userArg) Get(_ []string) []string {
	return []string(a)
}

type defaultedArg []string

func (a defaultedArg) Append(vals ...string) Arg {
	return defaultedArg(append(a, vals...)) //nolint:unconvert
}
func (a defaultedArg) Get(defaults []string) []string {
	res := append([]string(nil), defaults...)
	return append(res, a...)
}

type dontPassArg struct{}

func (a dontPassArg) Append(vals ...string) Arg {
	return userArg(vals)
}
func (dontPassArg) Get(_ []string) []string {
	return nil
}

type passAsNameArg struct{}

func (a passAsNameArg) Append(_ ...string) Arg {
	return passAsNameArg{}
}
func (passAsNameArg) Get(_ []string) []string {
	return []string{}
}

var (
	// DontPass indicates that the given argument will not actually be
	// rendered.
	DontPass Arg = dontPassArg{}
	// PassAsName indicates that the given flag will be passed as `--key`
	// without any value.
	PassAsName Arg = passAsNameArg{}
)

// AsStrings serializes this set of arguments to a slice of strings appropriate
// for passing to exec.Command and friends, making use of the given defaults
// as indicated for each particular argument.
//
//   - Any flag in defaults that's not in Arguments will be present in the output
//   - Any flag that's present in Arguments will be passed the corresponding
//     defaults to do with as it will (ignore, append-to, suppress, etc).
func (a *Arguments) AsStrings(defaults map[string][]string) []string {
	// sort for deterministic ordering
	keysInOrder := make([]string, 0, len(defaults)+len(a.values))
	for key := range defaults {
		if _, userSet := a.values[key]; userSet {
			continue
		}
		keysInOrder = append(keysInOrder, key)
	}
	for key := range a.values {
		keysInOrder = append(keysInOrder, key)
	}
	sort.Strings(keysInOrder)

	var res []string
	for _, key := range keysInOrder {
		vals := a.Get(key).Get(defaults[key])
		switch {
		case vals == nil: // don't pass
			continue
		case len(vals) == 0: // pass as name
			res = append(res, "--"+key)
		default:
			for _, val := range vals {
				res = append(res, "--"+key+"="+val)
			}
		}
	}

	return res
}

// Get returns the value of the given flag.  If nil,
// it will not be passed in AsString, otherwise:
//
// len == 0 --> `--key`, len > 0 --> `--key=val1 --key=val2 ...`.
func (a *Arguments) Get(key string) Arg {
	if vals, ok := a.values[key]; ok {
		return vals
	}
	return defaultedArg(nil)
}

// Enable configures the given key to be passed as a "name-only" flag,
// like, `--key`.
func (a *Arguments) Enable(key string) *Arguments {
	a.values[key] = PassAsName
	return a
}

// Disable prevents this flag from be passed.
func (a *Arguments) Disable(key string) *Arguments {
	a.values[key] = DontPass
	return a
}

// Append adds additional values to this flag.  If this flag has
// yet to be set, initial values will include defaults.  If you want
// to intentionally ignore defaults/start from scratch, call AppendNoDefaults.
//
// Multiple values will look like `--key=value1 --key=value2 ...`.
func (a *Arguments) Append(key string, values ...string) *Arguments {
	vals, present := a.values[key]
	if !present {
		vals = defaultedArg{}
	}
	a.values[key] = vals.Append(values...)
	return a
}

// AppendNoDefaults adds additional values to this flag.  However,
// unlike Append, it will *not* copy values from defaults.
func (a *Arguments) AppendNoDefaults(key string, values ...string) *Arguments {
	vals, present := a.values[key]
	if !present {
		vals = userArg{}
	}
	a.values[key] = vals.Append(values...)
	return a
}

// Set resets the given flag to the specified values, ignoring any existing
// values or defaults.
func (a *Arguments) Set(key string, values ...string) *Arguments {
	a.values[key] = userArg(values)
	return a
}

// SetRaw sets the given flag to the given Arg value directly.  Use this if
// you need to do some complicated deferred logic or something.
//
// Otherwise behaves like Set.
func (a *Arguments) SetRaw(key string, val Arg) *Arguments {
	a.values[key] = val
	return a
}

// FuncArg is a basic implementation of Arg that can be used for custom argument logic,
// like pulling values out of APIServer, or dynamically calculating values just before
// launch.
//
// The given function will be mapped directly to Arg#Get, and will generally be
// used in conjunction with SetRaw.  For example, to set `--some-flag` to the
// API server's CertDir, you could do:
//
//	server.Configure().SetRaw("--some-flag", FuncArg(func(defaults []string) []string {
//	    return []string{server.CertDir}
//	}))
//
// FuncArg ignores Appends; if you need to support appending values too, consider implementing
// Arg directly.
type FuncArg func([]string) []string

// Append is a no-op for FuncArg, and just returns itself.
func (a FuncArg) Append(vals ...string) Arg { return a }

// Get delegates functionality to the FuncArg function itself.
func (a FuncArg) Get(defaults []string) []string {
	return a(defaults)
}