osm_common/dbmongo.py

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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import logging
from pymongo import MongoClient, errors
from osm_common.dbbase import DbException, DbBase
from http import HTTPStatus
from time import time, sleep
from copy import deepcopy

__author__ = "Alfonso Tierno <alfonso.tiernosepulveda@telefonica.com>"

# TODO consider use this decorator for database access retries
# @retry_mongocall
# def retry_mongocall(call):
#     def _retry_mongocall(*args, **kwargs):
#         retry = 1
#         while True:
#             try:
#                 return call(*args, **kwargs)
#             except pymongo.AutoReconnect as e:
#                 if retry == 4:
#                     raise DbException(e)
#                 sleep(retry)
#     return _retry_mongocall


def deep_update(to_update, update_with):
    """
    Similar to deepcopy but recursively with nested dictionaries. 'to_update' dict is updated with a content copy of
    'update_with' dict recursively
    :param to_update: must be a dictionary to be modified
    :param update_with: must be a dictionary. It is not changed
    :return: to_update
    """
    for key in update_with:
        if key in to_update:
            if isinstance(to_update[key], dict) and isinstance(update_with[key], dict):
                deep_update(to_update[key], update_with[key])
                continue
        to_update[key] = deepcopy(update_with[key])
    return to_update


class DbMongo(DbBase):
    conn_initial_timout = 120
    conn_timout = 10

    def __init__(self, logger_name='db', master_password=None):
        super().__init__(logger_name, master_password)
        self.client = None
        self.db = None

    def db_connect(self, config):
        """
        Connect to database
        :param config: Configuration of database
        :return: None or raises DbException on error
        """
        try:
            if "logger_name" in config:
                self.logger = logging.getLogger(config["logger_name"])
            self.client = MongoClient(config["host"], config["port"])
            self.db = self.client[config["name"]]
            if "loglevel" in config:
                self.logger.setLevel(getattr(logging, config['loglevel']))
            # get data to try a connection
            now = time()
            while True:
                try:
                    self.db.users.find_one({"username": "admin"})
                    return
                except errors.ConnectionFailure as e:
                    if time() - now >= self.conn_initial_timout:
                        raise
                    self.logger.info("Waiting to database up {}".format(e))
                    sleep(2)
        except errors.PyMongoError as e:
            raise DbException(e)

    @staticmethod
    def _format_filter(q_filter):
        """
        Translate query string q_filter into mongo database filter
        :param q_filter: Query string content. Follows SOL005 section 4.3.2 guidelines, with the follow extensions and
        differences:
            It accept ".nq" (not equal) in addition to ".neq".
            For arrays you can specify index (concrete index must match), nothing (any index may match) or 'ANYINDEX'
            (two or more matches applies for the same array element). Examples:
                with database register: {A: [{B: 1, C: 2}, {B: 6, C: 9}]}
                query 'A.B=6' matches because array A contains one element with B equal to 6
                query 'A.0.B=6' does no match because index 0 of array A contains B with value 1, but not 6
                query 'A.B=6&A.C=2' matches because one element of array matches B=6 and other matchesC=2
                query 'A.ANYINDEX.B=6&A.ANYINDEX.C=2' does not match because it is needed the same element of the
                    array matching both

        Examples of translations from SOL005 to  >> mongo  # comment
            A=B; A.eq=B         >> A: B             # must contain key A and equal to B or be a list that contains B
            A.cont=B            >> A: B
            A=B&A=C; A=B,C      >> A: {$in: [B, C]} # must contain key A and equal to B or C or be a list that contains
                # B or C
            A.cont=B&A.cont=C; A.cont=B,C  >> A: {$in: [B, C]}
            A.ncont=B           >> A: {$nin: B}     # must not contain key A or if present not equal to B or if a list,
                # it must not not contain B
            A.ncont=B,C; A.ncont=B&A.ncont=C    >> A: {$nin: [B,C]}     # must not contain key A or if present not equal
                # neither B nor C; or if a list, it must not contain neither B nor C
            A.ne=B&A.ne=C; A.ne=B,C             >> A: {$nin: [B, C]}
            A.gt=B              >> A: {$gt: B}      # must contain key A and greater than B
            A.ne=B; A.neq=B         >> A: {$ne: B}          # must not contain key A or if present not equal to B, or if
                # an array not contain B
            A.ANYINDEX.B=C          >> A: {$elemMatch: {B=C}
        :return: database mongo filter
        """
        try:
            db_filter = {}
            if not q_filter:
                return db_filter
            for query_k, query_v in q_filter.items():
                dot_index = query_k.rfind(".")
                if dot_index > 1 and query_k[dot_index+1:] in ("eq", "ne", "gt", "gte", "lt", "lte", "cont",
                                                               "ncont", "neq"):
                    operator = "$" + query_k[dot_index + 1:]
                    if operator == "$neq":
                        operator = "$ne"
                    k = query_k[:dot_index]
                else:
                    operator = "$eq"
                    k = query_k

                v = query_v
                if isinstance(v, list):
                    if operator in ("$eq", "$cont"):
                        operator = "$in"
                        v = query_v
                    elif operator in ("$ne", "$ncont"):
                        operator = "$nin"
                        v = query_v
                    else:
                        v = query_v.join(",")

                if operator in ("$eq", "$cont"):
                    # v cannot be a comma separated list, because operator would have been changed to $in
                    db_v = v
                elif operator == "$ncount":
                    # v cannot be a comma separated list, because operator would have been changed to $nin
                    db_v = {"$ne": v}
                else:
                    db_v = {operator: v}

                # process the ANYINDEX word at k.
                kleft, _, kright = k.rpartition(".ANYINDEX.")
                while kleft:
                    k = kleft
                    db_v = {"$elemMatch": {kright: db_v}}
                    kleft, _, kright = k.rpartition(".ANYINDEX.")

                # insert in db_filter
                # maybe db_filter[k] exist. e.g. in the query string for values between 5 and 8: "a.gt=5&a.lt=8"
                deep_update(db_filter, {k: db_v})

            return db_filter
        except Exception as e:
            raise DbException("Invalid query string filter at {}:{}. Error: {}".format(query_k, v, e),
                              http_code=HTTPStatus.BAD_REQUEST)

    def get_list(self, table, q_filter=None):
        """
        Obtain a list of entries matching q_filter
        :param table: collection or table
        :param q_filter: Filter
        :return: a list (can be empty) with the found entries. Raises DbException on error
        """
        try:
            result = []
            collection = self.db[table]
            db_filter = self._format_filter(q_filter)
            rows = collection.find(db_filter)
            for row in rows:
                result.append(row)
            return result
        except DbException:
            raise
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)

    def get_one(self, table, q_filter=None, fail_on_empty=True, fail_on_more=True):
        """
        Obtain one entry matching q_filter
        :param table: collection or table
        :param q_filter: Filter
        :param fail_on_empty: If nothing matches filter it returns None unless this flag is set tu True, in which case
        it raises a DbException
        :param fail_on_more: If more than one matches filter it returns one of then unless this flag is set tu True, so
        that it raises a DbException
        :return: The requested element, or None
        """
        try:
            db_filter = self._format_filter(q_filter)
            collection = self.db[table]
            if not (fail_on_empty and fail_on_more):
                return collection.find_one(db_filter)
            rows = collection.find(db_filter)
            if rows.count() == 0:
                if fail_on_empty:
                    raise DbException("Not found any {} with filter='{}'".format(table[:-1], q_filter),
                                      HTTPStatus.NOT_FOUND)
                return None
            elif rows.count() > 1:
                if fail_on_more:
                    raise DbException("Found more than one {} with filter='{}'".format(table[:-1], q_filter),
                                      HTTPStatus.CONFLICT)
            return rows[0]
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)

    def del_list(self, table, q_filter=None):
        """
        Deletes all entries that match q_filter
        :param table: collection or table
        :param q_filter: Filter
        :return: Dict with the number of entries deleted
        """
        try:
            collection = self.db[table]
            rows = collection.delete_many(self._format_filter(q_filter))
            return {"deleted": rows.deleted_count}
        except DbException:
            raise
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)

    def del_one(self, table, q_filter=None, fail_on_empty=True):
        """
        Deletes one entry that matches q_filter
        :param table: collection or table
        :param q_filter: Filter
        :param fail_on_empty: If nothing matches filter it returns '0' deleted unless this flag is set tu True, in
        which case it raises a DbException
        :return: Dict with the number of entries deleted
        """
        try:
            collection = self.db[table]
            rows = collection.delete_one(self._format_filter(q_filter))
            if rows.deleted_count == 0:
                if fail_on_empty:
                    raise DbException("Not found any {} with filter='{}'".format(table[:-1], q_filter),
                                      HTTPStatus.NOT_FOUND)
                return None
            return {"deleted": rows.deleted_count}
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)

    def create(self, table, indata):
        """
        Add a new entry at database
        :param table: collection or table
        :param indata: content to be added
        :return: database id of the inserted element. Raises a DbException on error
        """
        try:
            collection = self.db[table]
            data = collection.insert_one(indata)
            return data.inserted_id
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)

    def set_one(self, table, q_filter, update_dict, fail_on_empty=True):
        """
        Modifies an entry at database
        :param table: collection or table
        :param q_filter: Filter
        :param update_dict: Plain dictionary with the content to be updated. It is a dot separated keys and a value
        :param fail_on_empty: If nothing matches filter it returns None unless this flag is set tu True, in which case
        it raises a DbException
        :return: Dict with the number of entries modified. None if no matching is found.
        """
        try:
            collection = self.db[table]
            rows = collection.update_one(self._format_filter(q_filter), {"$set": update_dict})
            if rows.matched_count == 0:
                if fail_on_empty:
                    raise DbException("Not found any {} with filter='{}'".format(table[:-1], q_filter),
                                      HTTPStatus.NOT_FOUND)
                return None
            return {"modified": rows.modified_count}
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)

    def set_list(self, table, q_filter, update_dict):
        """
        Modifies al matching entries at database
        :param table: collection or table
        :param q_filter: Filter
        :param update_dict: Plain dictionary with the content to be updated. It is a dot separated keys and a value
        :return: Dict with the number of entries modified
        """
        try:
            collection = self.db[table]
            rows = collection.update_many(self._format_filter(q_filter), {"$set": update_dict})
            return {"modified": rows.modified_count}
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)

    def replace(self, table, _id, indata, fail_on_empty=True):
        """
        Replace the content of an entry
        :param table: collection or table
        :param _id: internal database id
        :param indata: content to replace
        :param fail_on_empty: If nothing matches filter it returns None unless this flag is set tu True, in which case
        it raises a DbException
        :return: Dict with the number of entries replaced
        """
        try:
            db_filter = {"_id": _id}
            collection = self.db[table]
            rows = collection.replace_one(db_filter, indata)
            if rows.matched_count == 0:
                if fail_on_empty:
                    raise DbException("Not found any {} with _id='{}'".format(table[:-1], _id), HTTPStatus.NOT_FOUND)
                return None
            return {"replaced": rows.modified_count}
        except Exception as e:  # TODO refine
            raise DbException(e)