earwigbot/earwigbot/wiki/sitesdb.py

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from cookielib import LWPCookieJar, LoadError
import errno
from getpass import getpass
from os import chmod, path
from platform import python_version
import stat
import sqlite3 as sqlite

from earwigbot import __version__
from earwigbot.wiki.exceptions import SiteNotFoundError
from earwigbot.wiki.site import Site

__all__ = ["SitesDB"]

class SitesDB(object):
    """
    EarwigBot's Wiki Toolset: Sites Database Manager

    This class controls the sites.db file, which stores information about all
    wiki sites known to the bot. Three public methods act as bridges between
    the bot's config files and Site objects:
    get_site        -- returns a Site object corresponding to a given site name
    add_site        -- stores a site in the database, given connection info
    remove_site     -- removes a site from the database, given its name

    There's usually no need to use this class directly. All public methods
    here are available as bot.wiki.get_site(), bot.wiki.add_site(), and
    bot.wiki.remove_site(), which use a sites.db file located in the same
    directory as our config.yml file. Lower-level access can be achieved
    by importing the manager class (`from earwigbot.wiki import SitesDB`).
    """

    def __init__(self, config):
        """Set up the manager with an attribute for the BotConfig object."""
        self.config = config
        self._sitesdb = path.join(config.root_dir, "sites.db")
        self._cookie_file = path.join(config.root_dir, ".cookies")
        self._cookiejar = None

    def _get_cookiejar(self):
        """Return a LWPCookieJar object loaded from our .cookies file.

        The same .cookies file is returned every time, located in the project
        root, same directory as config.yml and bot.py. If it doesn't exist, we
        will create the file and set it to be readable and writeable only by
        us. If it exists but the information inside is bogus, we'll ignore it.

        This is normally called by _make_site_object() (in turn called by
        get_site()), and the cookiejar is passed to our Site's constructor,
        used when it makes API queries. This way, we can easily preserve
        cookies between sites (e.g., for CentralAuth), making logins easier.
        """
        if self._cookiejar:
            return self._cookiejar

        self._cookiejar = LWPCookieJar(self._cookie_file)

        try:
            self._cookiejar.load()
        except LoadError:
            pass  # File contains bad data, so ignore it completely
        except IOError as e:
            if e.errno == errno.ENOENT:  # "No such file or directory"
                # Create the file and restrict reading/writing only to the
                # owner, so others can't peak at our cookies:
                open(cookie_file, "w").close()
                chmod(cookie_file, stat.S_IRUSR|stat.S_IWUSR)
            else:
                raise

        return self._cookiejar

    def _create_sitesdb(self):
        """Initialize the sitesdb file with its three necessary tables."""
        script = """
        CREATE TABLE sites (site_name, site_project, site_lang, site_base_url,
                            site_article_path, site_script_path);
        CREATE TABLE sql_data (sql_site, sql_data_key, sql_data_value);
        CREATE TABLE namespaces (ns_site, ns_id, ns_name, ns_is_primary_name);
        """
        with sqlite.connect(self._sitesdb) as conn:
            conn.executescript(script)

    def _load_site_from_sitesdb(self, name):
        """Return all information stored in the sitesdb relating to given site.

        The information will be returned as a tuple, containing the site's
        name, project, language, base URL, article path, script path, SQL
        connection data, and namespaces, in that order. If the site is not
        found in the database, SiteNotFoundError will be raised. An empty
        database will be created before the exception is raised if none exists.
        """
        query1 = "SELECT * FROM sites WHERE site_name = ?"
        query2 = "SELECT sql_data_key, sql_data_value FROM sql_data WHERE sql_site = ?"
        query3 = "SELECT ns_id, ns_name, ns_is_primary_name FROM namespaces WHERE ns_site = ?"
        error = "Site '{0}' not found in the sitesdb.".format(name)
        with sqlite.connect(self._sitesdb) as conn:
            try:
                site_data = conn.execute(query1, (name,)).fetchone()
            except sqlite.OperationalError:
                self._create_sitesdb()
                raise SiteNotFoundError(error)
            if not site_data:
                raise SiteNotFoundError(error)
            sql_data = conn.execute(query2, (name,)).fetchall()
            ns_data = conn.execute(query3, (name,)).fetchall()

        name, project, lang, base_url, article_path, script_path = site_data
        sql = dict(sql_data)
        namespaces = {}
        for ns_id, ns_name, ns_is_primary_name in ns_data:
            try:
                if ns_is_primary_name:  # "Primary" name goes first in list
                    namespaces[ns_id].insert(0, ns_name)
                else:  # Ordering of the aliases doesn't matter
                    namespaces[ns_id].append(ns_name)
            except KeyError:
                namespaces[ns_id] = [ns_name]

        return (name, project, lang, base_url, article_path, script_path, sql,
                namespaces)

    def _make_site_object(self, name):
        """Return a Site object associated with the site 'name' in our sitesdb.

        This calls _load_site_from_sitesdb(), so SiteNotFoundError will be
        raised if the site is not in our sitesdb.
        """
        cookiejar = self._get_cookiejar()
        (name, project, lang, base_url, article_path, script_path, sql,
         namespaces) = self._load_site_from_sitesdb(name)

        config = self.config
        login = (config.wiki.get("username"), config.wiki.get("password"))
        user_agent = config.wiki.get("userAgent")
        use_https = config.wiki.get("useHTTPS", False)
        assert_edit = config.wiki.get("assert")
        maxlag = config.wiki.get("maxlag")
        search_config = config.wiki.get("search")

        if user_agent:
            user_agent = user_agent.replace("$1", __version__)
            user_agent = user_agent.replace("$2", python_version())

        return Site(name=name, project=project, lang=lang, base_url=base_url,
                    article_path=article_path, script_path=script_path,
                    sql=sql, namespaces=namespaces, login=login,
                    cookiejar=cookiejar, user_agent=user_agent,
                    use_https=use_https, assert_edit=assert_edit,
                    maxlag=maxlag, search_config=search_config)

    def _get_site_name_from_sitesdb(self, project, lang):
        """Return the name of the first site with the given project and lang.

        If the site is not found, return None. An empty sitesdb will be created
        if none exists.
        """
        query = "SELECT site_name FROM sites WHERE site_project = ? and site_lang = ?"
        with sqlite.connect(self._sitesdb) as conn:
            try:
                site = conn.execute(query, (project, lang)).fetchone()
                return site[0] if site else None
            except sqlite.OperationalError:
                self._create_sitesdb()

    def _add_site_to_sitesdb(self, site):
        """Extract relevant info from a Site object and add it to the sitesdb.

        Works like a reverse _load_site_from_sitesdb(); the site's project,
        language, base URL, article path, script path, SQL connection data, and
        namespaces are extracted from the site and inserted into the sites
        database. If the sitesdb doesn't exist, we'll create it first.
        """
        name = site.name()
        sites_data = (name, site.project(), site.lang(), site._base_url,
                      site._article_path, site._script_path)
        sql_data = [(name, key, val) for key, val in site._sql_data.iteritems()]
        ns_data = []
        for ns_id, ns_names in site._namespaces.iteritems():
            ns_data.append((name, ns_id, ns_names.pop(0), True))
            for ns_name in ns_names:
                ns_data.append((name, ns_id, ns_name, False))

        with sqlite.connect(self._sitesdb) as conn:
            check_exists = "SELECT 1 FROM sites WHERE site_name = ?"
            try:
                exists = conn.execute(check_exists, (name,)).fetchone()
            except sqlite.OperationalError:
                self._create_sitesdb()
            else:
                if exists:
                    conn.execute("DELETE FROM sites WHERE site_name = ?", (name,))
                    conn.execute("DELETE FROM sql_data WHERE sql_site = ?", (name,))
                    conn.execute("DELETE FROM namespaces WHERE ns_site = ?", (name,))
            conn.execute("INSERT INTO sites VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)", sites_data)
            conn.executemany("INSERT INTO sql_data VALUES (?, ?, ?)", sql_data)
            conn.executemany("INSERT INTO namespaces VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)", ns_data)

    def _remove_site_from_sitesdb(self, name):
        """Remove a site by name from the sitesdb."""
        with sqlite.connect(self._sitesdb) as conn:
            cursor = conn.execute("DELETE FROM sites WHERE site_name = ?", (name,))
            if cursor.rowcount == 0:
                return False
            else:
                conn.execute("DELETE FROM sql_data WHERE sql_site = ?", (name,))
                conn.execute("DELETE FROM namespaces WHERE ns_site = ?", (name,))
                return True

    def get_site(self, name=None, project=None, lang=None):
        """Return a Site instance based on information from the sitesdb.

        With no arguments, return the default site as specified by our config
        file. This is config.wiki["defaultSite"].

        With 'name' specified, return the site with that name. This is
        equivalent to the site's 'wikiid' in the API, like 'enwiki'.

        With 'project' and 'lang' specified, return the site whose project and
        language match these values. If there are multiple sites with the same
        values (unlikely), this is not a reliable way of loading a site. Call
        the function with an explicit 'name' in that case.

        We will attempt to login to the site automatically using
        config.wiki["username"] and config.wiki["password"] if both are
        defined.

        Specifying a project without a lang or a lang without a project will
        raise TypeError. If all three args are specified, 'name' will be first
        tried, then 'project' and 'lang' if 'name' doesn't work. If a site
        cannot be found in the sitesdb, SiteNotFoundError will be raised. An
        empty sitesdb will be created if none is found.
        """
        # Someone specified a project without a lang, or vice versa:
        if (project and not lang) or (not project and lang):
            e = "Keyword arguments 'lang' and 'project' must be specified together."
            raise TypeError(e)

        # No args given, so return our default site:
        if not name and not project and not lang:
            try:
                default = self.config.wiki["defaultSite"]
            except KeyError:
                e = "Default site is not specified in config."
                raise SiteNotFoundError(e)
            return self._make_site_object(default)

        # Name arg given, but don't look at others unless `name` isn't found:
        if name:
            try:
               return self._make_site_object(name)
            except SiteNotFoundError:
                if project and lang:
                    name = self._get_site_name_from_sitesdb(project, lang)
                    if name:
                        return self._make_site_object(name)
                raise

        # If we end up here, then project and lang are the only args given:
        name = self._get_site_name_from_sitesdb(project, lang)
        if name:
            return self._make_site_object(name)
        e = "Site '{0}:{1}' not found in the sitesdb.".format(project, lang)
        raise SiteNotFoundError(e)

    def add_site(self, project=None, lang=None, base_url=None,
                 script_path="/w", sql=None):
        """Add a site to the sitesdb so it can be retrieved with get_site().

        If only a project and a lang are given, we'll guess the base_url as
        "//{lang}.{project}.org" (which is protocol-relative, becoming 'https'
        if 'useHTTPS' is True in config otherwise 'http'). If this is wrong,
        provide the correct base_url as an argument (in which case project and
        lang are ignored). Most wikis use "/w" as the script path (meaning the
        API is located at "{base_url}{script_path}/api.php" ->
        "//{lang}.{project}.org/w/api.php"), so this is the default. If your
        wiki is different, provide the script_path as an argument. The only
        other argument to Site() that we can't get from config files or by
        querying the wiki itself is SQL connection info, so provide a dict of
        kwargs as `sql` and Site will pass it to oursql.connect(**sql),
        allowing you to make queries with site.sql_query().

        Returns True if the site was added successfully or False if the site is
        already in our sitesdb (this can be done purposefully to update old
        site info). Raises SiteNotFoundError if not enough information has
        been provided to identify the site (e.g. a project but not a lang).
        """
        if not base_url:
            if not project or not lang:
                e = "Without a base_url, both a project and a lang must be given."
                raise SiteNotFoundError(e)
            base_url = "//{0}.{1}.org".format(lang, project)
        cookiejar = self._get_cookiejar()

        config = self.config
        login = (config.wiki.get("username"), config.wiki.get("password"))
        user_agent = config.wiki.get("userAgent")
        use_https = config.wiki.get("useHTTPS", False)
        assert_edit = config.wiki.get("assert")
        maxlag = config.wiki.get("maxlag")
        search_config = config.wiki.get("search")

        # Create a temp Site object to log in and load the other attributes:
        site = Site(base_url=base_url, script_path=script_path, sql=sql,
                    login=login, cookiejar=cookiejar, user_agent=user_agent,
                    use_https=use_https, assert_edit=assert_edit,
                    maxlag=maxlag, search_config=search_config)

        self._add_site_to_sitesdb(site)
        return site

    def remove_site(self, name=None, project=None, lang=None):
        """Remove a site from the sitesdb.

        Returns True if the site was removed successfully or False if the site
        was not in our sitesdb originally. If all three args (name, project,
        and lang) are given, we'll first try 'name' and then try the latter two
        if 'name' wasn't found in the database. Raises TypeError if a project
        was given but not a language, or vice versa. Will create an empty
        sitesdb if none was found.
        """
        # Someone specified a project without a lang, or vice versa:
        if (project and not lang) or (not project and lang):
            e = "Keyword arguments 'lang' and 'project' must be specified together."
            raise TypeError(e)

        if name:
            was_removed = self._remove_site_from_sitesdb(name)
            if not was_removed:
                if project and lang:
                    name = self._get_site_name_from_sitesdb(project, lang)
                    if name:
                        return self._remove_site_from_sitesdb(name)
            return was_removed

        if project and lang:
            name = self._get_site_name_from_sitesdb(project, lang)
            if name:
                return self._remove_site_from_sitesdb(name)

        return False