# Copyright (C) 2017-2018 The Software Heritage developers
# See the AUTHORS file at the top-level directory of this distribution
# License: GNU Affero General Public License version 3, or any later version
# See top-level LICENSE file for more information
import base64
from collections import defaultdict
import magic
import math
import pypandoc
import stat
from django.core.cache import cache
from django.utils.safestring import mark_safe
from importlib import reload
from swh.model.identifiers import persistent_identifier
from swh.web.common import highlightjs, service
from swh.web.common.exc import NotFoundExc, http_status_code_message
from swh.web.common.utils import (
reverse, format_utc_iso_date, parse_timestamp,
get_origin_visits, get_swh_persistent_id
)
from swh.web.config import get_config
def get_directory_entries(sha1_git):
"""Function that retrieves the content of a SWH directory
from the SWH archive.
The directories entries are first sorted in lexicographical order.
Sub-directories and regular files are then extracted.
Args:
sha1_git: sha1_git identifier of the directory
Returns:
A tuple whose first member corresponds to the sub-directories list
and second member the regular files list
Raises:
NotFoundExc if the directory is not found
"""
cache_entry_id = 'directory_entries_%s' % sha1_git
cache_entry = cache.get(cache_entry_id)
if cache_entry:
return cache_entry
entries = list(service.lookup_directory(sha1_git))
for e in entries:
e['perms'] = stat.filemode(e['perms'])
if e['type'] == 'rev':
# modify dir entry name to explicitely show it points
# to a revision
e['name'] = '%s @ %s' % (e['name'], e['target'][:7])
dirs = [e for e in entries if e['type'] in ('dir', 'rev')]
files = [e for e in entries if e['type'] == 'file']
dirs = sorted(dirs, key=lambda d: d['name'])
files = sorted(files, key=lambda f: f['name'])
cache.set(cache_entry_id, (dirs, files))
return dirs, files
def get_mimetype_and_encoding_for_content(content):
"""Function that returns the mime type and the encoding associated to
a content buffer using the magic module under the hood.
Args:
content (bytes): a content buffer
Returns:
A tuple (mimetype, encoding), for instance ('text/plain', 'us-ascii'),
associated to the provided content.
"""
while True:
try:
magic_result = magic.detect_from_content(content)
mime_type = magic_result.mime_type
encoding = magic_result.encoding
break
except Exception:
# workaround an issue with the magic module who can fail
# if detect_from_content is called multiple times in
# a short amount of time
reload(magic)
return mime_type, encoding
# maximum authorized content size in bytes for HTML display
# with code highlighting
content_display_max_size = get_config()['content_display_max_size']
snapshot_content_max_size = get_config()['snapshot_content_max_size']
def request_content(query_string, max_size=content_display_max_size,
raise_if_unavailable=True, reencode=True):
"""Function that retrieves a SWH content from the SWH archive.
Raw bytes content is first retrieved, then the content mime type.
If the mime type is not stored in the archive, it will be computed
using Python magic module.
Args:
query_string: a string of the form "[ALGO_HASH:]HASH" where
optional ALGO_HASH can be either *sha1*, *sha1_git*, *sha256*,
or *blake2s256* (default to *sha1*) and HASH the hexadecimal
representation of the hash value
max_size: the maximum size for a content to retrieve (default to 1MB,
no size limit if None)
Returns:
A tuple whose first member corresponds to the content raw bytes
and second member the content mime type
Raises:
NotFoundExc if the content is not found
"""
content_data = service.lookup_content(query_string)
filetype = None
language = None
license = None
# requests to the indexer db may fail so properly handle
# those cases in order to avoid content display errors
try:
filetype = service.lookup_content_filetype(query_string)
language = service.lookup_content_language(query_string)
license = service.lookup_content_license(query_string)
except Exception:
pass
mimetype = 'unknown'
encoding = 'unknown'
if filetype:
mimetype = filetype['mimetype']
encoding = filetype['encoding']
content_data['error_code'] = 200
content_data['error_message'] = ''
content_data['error_description'] = ''
if not max_size or content_data['length'] < max_size:
try:
content_raw = service.lookup_content_raw(query_string)
except Exception as e:
if raise_if_unavailable:
raise e
else:
content_data['raw_data'] = None
content_data['error_code'] = 404
content_data['error_description'] = \
'The bytes of the content are currently not available in the archive.' # noqa
content_data['error_message'] = \
http_status_code_message[content_data['error_code']]
else:
content_data['raw_data'] = content_raw['data']
if not filetype:
mimetype, encoding = \
get_mimetype_and_encoding_for_content(content_data['raw_data']) # noqa
# encode textual content to utf-8 if needed
if reencode and mimetype.startswith('text/'):
# probably a malformed UTF-8 content, re-encode it
# by replacing invalid chars with a substitution one
if encoding == 'unknown-8bit':
content_data['raw_data'] = \
content_data['raw_data'].decode('utf-8', 'replace')\
.encode('utf-8')
elif 'ascii' not in encoding and encoding not in ['utf-8', 'binary']: # noqa
content_data['raw_data'] = \
content_data['raw_data'].decode(encoding, 'replace')\
.encode('utf-8')
elif reencode and mimetype.startswith('application/octet-stream'):
# file may detect a text content as binary
# so try to decode it for display
encodings = ['us-ascii']
encodings += ['iso-8859-%s' % i for i in range(1, 17)]
for encoding in encodings:
try:
content_data['raw_data'] = \
content_data['raw_data'].decode(encoding)\
.encode('utf-8')
except Exception:
pass
else:
# ensure display in content view
mimetype = 'text/plain'
break
else:
content_data['raw_data'] = None
content_data['mimetype'] = mimetype
content_data['encoding'] = encoding
if language:
content_data['language'] = language['lang']
else:
content_data['language'] = 'not detected'
if license:
content_data['licenses'] = ', '.join(license['facts'][0]['licenses'])
else:
content_data['licenses'] = 'not detected'
return content_data
_browsers_supported_image_mimes = set(['image/gif', 'image/png',
'image/jpeg', 'image/bmp',
'image/webp', 'image/svg',
'image/svg+xml'])
def prepare_content_for_display(content_data, mime_type, path):
"""Function that prepares a content for HTML display.
The function tries to associate a programming language to a
content in order to perform syntax highlighting client-side
using highlightjs. The language is determined using either
the content filename or its mime type.
If the mime type corresponds to an image format supported
by web browsers, the content will be encoded in base64
for displaying the image.
Args:
content_data (bytes): raw bytes of the content
mime_type (string): mime type of the content
path (string): path of the content including filename
Returns:
A dict containing the content bytes (possibly different from the one
provided as parameter if it is an image) under the key 'content_data
and the corresponding highlightjs language class under the
key 'language'.
"""
language = highlightjs.get_hljs_language_from_filename(path)
if not language:
language = highlightjs.get_hljs_language_from_mime_type(mime_type)
if not language:
language = 'nohighlight'
elif mime_type.startswith('application/'):
mime_type = mime_type.replace('application/', 'text/')
if mime_type.startswith('image/'):
if mime_type in _browsers_supported_image_mimes:
content_data = base64.b64encode(content_data)
else:
content_data = None
if mime_type.startswith('image/svg'):
mime_type = 'image/svg+xml'
return {'content_data': content_data,
'language': language,
'mimetype': mime_type}
def get_origin_visit(origin_info, visit_ts=None, visit_id=None,
snapshot_id=None):
"""Function that returns information about a SWH visit for
a given origin.
The visit is retrieved from a provided timestamp.
The closest visit from that timestamp is selected.
Args:
origin_info (dict): a dict filled with origin information
(id, url, type)
visit_ts (int or str): an ISO date string or Unix timestamp to parse
Returns:
A dict containing the visit info as described below::
{'origin': 2,
'date': '2017-10-08T11:54:25.582463+00:00',
'metadata': {},
'visit': 25,
'status': 'full'}
"""
visits = get_origin_visits(origin_info)
if not visits:
raise NotFoundExc('No SWH visit associated to origin with'
' type %s and url %s!' % (origin_info['type'],
origin_info['url']))
if snapshot_id:
visit = [v for v in visits if v['snapshot'] == snapshot_id]
if len(visit) == 0:
raise NotFoundExc(
'Visit for snapshot with id %s for origin with type %s'
' and url %s not found!' % (snapshot_id, origin_info['type'],
origin_info['url']))
return visit[0]
if visit_id:
visit = [v for v in visits if v['visit'] == int(visit_id)]
if len(visit) == 0:
raise NotFoundExc(
'Visit with id %s for origin with type %s'
' and url %s not found!' % (visit_id, origin_info['type'],
origin_info['url']))
return visit[0]
if not visit_ts:
# returns the latest full visit when no timestamp is provided
for v in reversed(visits):
if v['status'] == 'full':
return v
return visits[-1]
parsed_visit_ts = math.floor(parse_timestamp(visit_ts).timestamp())
visit_idx = None
for i, visit in enumerate(visits):
ts = math.floor(parse_timestamp(visit['date']).timestamp())
if i == 0 and parsed_visit_ts <= ts:
return visit
elif i == len(visits) - 1:
if parsed_visit_ts >= ts:
return visit
else:
next_ts = math.floor(
parse_timestamp(visits[i+1]['date']).timestamp())
if parsed_visit_ts >= ts and parsed_visit_ts < next_ts:
if (parsed_visit_ts - ts) < (next_ts - parsed_visit_ts):
visit_idx = i
break
else:
visit_idx = i+1
break
if visit_idx is not None:
visit = visits[visit_idx]
while visit_idx < len(visits) - 1 and \
visit['date'] == visits[visit_idx+1]['date']:
visit_idx = visit_idx + 1
visit = visits[visit_idx]
return visit
else:
raise NotFoundExc(
'Visit with timestamp %s for origin with type %s and url %s not found!' % # noqa
(visit_ts, origin_info['type'], origin_info['url']))
def process_snapshot_branches(snapshot_branches):
"""
Process a dictionary describing snapshot branches: extract those
targeting revisions and releases, put them in two different lists,
then sort those lists in lexicographical order of the branches' names.
Args:
snapshot_branches (dict): A dict describing the branches of a snapshot
as returned for instance by :func:`swh.web.common.service.lookup_snapshot`
Returns:
tuple: A tuple whose first member is the sorted list of branches
targeting revisions and second member the sorted list of branches
targeting releases
""" # noqa
branches = {}
releases = {}
revision_to_branch = defaultdict(set)
revision_to_release = defaultdict(set)
release_to_branch = defaultdict(set)
for branch_name, target in snapshot_branches.items():
if not target:
# FIXME: display branches with an unknown target anyway
continue
target_id = target['target']
target_type = target['target_type']
if target_type == 'revision':
branches[branch_name] = {
'name': branch_name,
'revision': target_id,
}
revision_to_branch[target_id].add(branch_name)
elif target_type == 'release':
release_to_branch[target_id].add(branch_name)
# FIXME: handle pointers to other object types
# FIXME: handle branch aliases
releases_info = service.lookup_release_multiple(
release_to_branch.keys()
)
for release in releases_info:
branches_to_update = release_to_branch[release['id']]
for branch in branches_to_update:
releases[branch] = {
'name': release['name'],
'branch_name': branch,
'date': format_utc_iso_date(release['date']),
'id': release['id'],
'message': release['message'],
'target_type': release['target_type'],
'target': release['target'],
}
if release['target_type'] == 'revision':
revision_to_release[release['target']].update(
branches_to_update
)
revisions = service.lookup_revision_multiple(
set(revision_to_branch.keys()) | set(revision_to_release.keys())
)
for revision in revisions:
if not revision:
continue
revision_data = {
'directory': revision['directory'],
'date': format_utc_iso_date(revision['date']),
'message': revision['message'],
}
for branch in revision_to_branch[revision['id']]:
branches[branch].update(revision_data)
for release in revision_to_release[revision['id']]:
releases[release]['directory'] = revision['directory']
ret_branches = list(sorted(branches.values(), key=lambda b: b['name']))
ret_releases = list(sorted(releases.values(), key=lambda b: b['name']))
return ret_branches, ret_releases
def get_snapshot_content(snapshot_id):
"""Returns the lists of branches and releases
associated to a swh snapshot.
That list is put in cache in order to speedup the navigation
in the swh-web/browse ui.
.. warning:: At most 1000 branches contained in the snapshot
will be returned for performance reasons.
Args:
snapshot_id (str): hexadecimal representation of the snapshot
identifier
Returns:
A tuple with two members. The first one is a list of dict describing
the snapshot branches. The second one is a list of dict describing the
snapshot releases.
Raises:
NotFoundExc if the snapshot does not exist
"""
cache_entry_id = 'swh_snapshot_%s' % snapshot_id
cache_entry = cache.get(cache_entry_id)
if cache_entry:
return cache_entry['branches'], cache_entry['releases']
branches = []
releases = []
if snapshot_id:
snapshot = service.lookup_snapshot(
snapshot_id, branches_count=snapshot_content_max_size)
branches, releases = process_snapshot_branches(snapshot['branches'])
cache.set(cache_entry_id, {
'branches': branches,
'releases': releases,
})
return branches, releases
def get_origin_visit_snapshot(origin_info, visit_ts=None, visit_id=None,
snapshot_id=None):
"""Returns the lists of branches and releases
associated to a swh origin for a given visit.
The visit is expressed by a timestamp. In the latter case,
the closest visit from the provided timestamp will be used.
If no visit parameter is provided, it returns the list of branches
found for the latest visit.
That list is put in cache in order to speedup the navigation
in the swh-web/browse ui.
.. warning:: At most 1000 branches contained in the snapshot
will be returned for performance reasons.
Args:
origin_info (dict): a dict filled with origin information
(id, url, type)
visit_ts (int or str): an ISO date string or Unix timestamp to parse
visit_id (int): optional visit id for desambiguation in case
several visits have the same timestamp
Returns:
A tuple with two members. The first one is a list of dict describing
the origin branches for the given visit.
The second one is a list of dict describing the origin releases
for the given visit.
Raises:
NotFoundExc if the origin or its visit are not found
"""
visit_info = get_origin_visit(origin_info, visit_ts, visit_id, snapshot_id)
return get_snapshot_content(visit_info['snapshot'])
def gen_link(url, link_text=None, link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating an HTML link to insert
in Django templates.
Args:
url (str): an url
link_text (str): optional text for the produced link,
if not provided the url will be used
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form 'link_text'
"""
attrs = ' '
for k, v in link_attrs.items():
attrs += '%s="%s" ' % (k, v)
if not link_text:
link_text = url
link = '%s' % (attrs, url, link_text)
return mark_safe(link)
def gen_person_link(person_id, person_name, snapshot_context=None,
link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH person HTML view
to insert in Django templates.
Args:
person_id (int): a SWH person id
person_name (str): the associated person name
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form 'person_name'
"""
query_params = None
if snapshot_context and snapshot_context['origin_info']:
origin_info = snapshot_context['origin_info']
query_params = {'origin_type': origin_info['type'],
'origin': origin_info['url']}
if 'timestamp' in snapshot_context['url_args']:
query_params['timestamp'] = \
snapshot_context['url_args']['timestamp']
if 'visit_id' in snapshot_context['query_params']:
query_params['visit_id'] = \
snapshot_context['query_params']['visit_id']
elif snapshot_context:
query_params = {'snapshot_id': snapshot_context['snapshot_id']}
person_url = reverse('browse-person', url_args={'person_id': person_id},
query_params=query_params)
return gen_link(person_url, person_name or 'None', link_attrs)
def gen_revision_link(revision_id, shorten_id=False, snapshot_context=None,
link_text=None, link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH revision HTML view
to insert in Django templates.
Args:
revision_id (str): a SWH revision id
shorten_id (boolean): whether to shorten the revision id to 7
characters for the link text
snapshot_context (dict): if provided, generate snapshot-dependent
browsing link
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form 'revision_id'
"""
if not revision_id:
return None
query_params = None
if snapshot_context and snapshot_context['origin_info']:
origin_info = snapshot_context['origin_info']
origin_type = snapshot_context['origin_type']
query_params = {'origin_type': origin_type,
'origin': origin_info['url']}
if 'timestamp' in snapshot_context['url_args']:
query_params['timestamp'] = \
snapshot_context['url_args']['timestamp']
if 'visit_id' in snapshot_context['query_params']:
query_params['visit_id'] = \
snapshot_context['query_params']['visit_id']
elif snapshot_context:
query_params = {'snapshot_id': snapshot_context['snapshot_id']}
revision_url = reverse('browse-revision',
url_args={'sha1_git': revision_id},
query_params=query_params)
if shorten_id:
return gen_link(revision_url, revision_id[:7], link_attrs)
else:
if not link_text:
link_text = revision_id
return gen_link(revision_url, link_text, link_attrs)
def gen_origin_link(origin_info, link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH origin HTML view
to insert in Django templates.
Args:
origin_info (dict): a dicted filled with origin information
(id, type, url)
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form 'Origin: origin_url'
""" # noqa
origin_browse_url = reverse('browse-origin',
url_args={'origin_type': origin_info['type'],
'origin_url': origin_info['url']})
return gen_link(origin_browse_url,
'Origin: ' + origin_info['url'], link_attrs)
def gen_directory_link(sha1_git, link_text=None, link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH directory HTML view
to insert in Django templates.
Args:
sha1_git (str): directory identifier
link_text (str): optional text for the generated link
(the generated url will be used by default)
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form 'link_text'
"""
if not sha1_git:
return None
directory_url = reverse('browse-directory',
url_args={'sha1_git': sha1_git})
if not link_text:
link_text = directory_url
return gen_link(directory_url, link_text, link_attrs)
def gen_snapshot_link(snapshot_id, link_text=None, link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH snapshot HTML view
to insert in Django templates.
Args:
snapshot_id (str): snapshot identifier
link_text (str): optional text for the generated link
(the generated url will be used by default)
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form 'link_text'
"""
snapshot_url = reverse('browse-snapshot',
url_args={'snapshot_id': snapshot_id})
if not link_text:
link_text = snapshot_url
return gen_link(snapshot_url, link_text, link_attrs)
def gen_snapshot_directory_link(snapshot_context, revision_id=None,
link_text=None, link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH directory HTML view
in the context of a snapshot to insert in Django templates.
Args:
snapshot_context (dict): the snapshot information
revision_id (str): optional revision identifier in order
to use the associated directory
link_text (str): optional text to use for the generated link
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form
'origin_directory_view_url'
"""
query_params = {'revision': revision_id}
if snapshot_context['origin_info']:
origin_info = snapshot_context['origin_info']
url_args = {'origin_type': origin_info['type'],
'origin_url': origin_info['url']}
if 'timestamp' in snapshot_context['url_args']:
url_args['timestamp'] = \
snapshot_context['url_args']['timestamp']
if 'visit_id' in snapshot_context['query_params']:
query_params['visit_id'] = \
snapshot_context['query_params']['visit_id']
directory_url = reverse('browse-origin-directory',
url_args=url_args,
query_params=query_params)
else:
url_args = {'snapshot_id': snapshot_context['snapshot_id']}
directory_url = reverse('browse-snapshot-directory',
url_args=url_args,
query_params=query_params)
if not link_text:
link_text = directory_url
return gen_link(directory_url, link_text, link_attrs)
def gen_content_link(sha1_git, link_text=None, link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH content HTML view
to insert in Django templates.
Args:
sha1_git (str): content identifier
link_text (str): optional text for the generated link
(the generated url will be used by default)
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form 'link_text'
"""
if not sha1_git:
return None
content_url = reverse('browse-content',
url_args={'query_string': 'sha1_git:' + sha1_git})
if not link_text:
link_text = content_url
return gen_link(content_url, link_text, link_attrs)
def get_revision_log_url(revision_id, snapshot_context=None):
"""
Utility function for getting the URL for a SWH revision log HTML view
(possibly in the context of an origin).
Args:
revision_id (str): revision identifier the history heads to
snapshot_context (dict): if provided, generate snapshot-dependent
browsing link
Returns:
The SWH revision log view URL
"""
query_params = {'revision': revision_id}
if snapshot_context and snapshot_context['origin_info']:
origin_info = snapshot_context['origin_info']
url_args = {'origin_type': origin_info['type'],
'origin_url': origin_info['url']}
if 'timestamp' in snapshot_context['url_args']:
url_args['timestamp'] = \
snapshot_context['url_args']['timestamp']
if 'visit_id' in snapshot_context['query_params']:
query_params['visit_id'] = \
snapshot_context['query_params']['visit_id']
revision_log_url = reverse('browse-origin-log',
url_args=url_args,
query_params=query_params)
elif snapshot_context:
url_args = {'snapshot_id': snapshot_context['snapshot_id']}
revision_log_url = reverse('browse-snapshot-log',
url_args=url_args,
query_params=query_params)
else:
revision_log_url = reverse('browse-revision-log',
url_args={'sha1_git': revision_id})
return revision_log_url
def gen_revision_log_link(revision_id, snapshot_context=None, link_text=None,
link_attrs={}):
"""
Utility function for generating a link to a SWH revision log HTML view
(possibly in the context of an origin) to insert in Django templates.
Args:
revision_id (str): revision identifier the history heads to
snapshot_context (dict): if provided, generate snapshot-dependent
browsing link
link_text (str): optional text to use for the generated link
link_attrs (dict): optional attributes (e.g. class)
to add to the link
Returns:
An HTML link in the form
'link_text'
"""
if not revision_id:
return None
revision_log_url = get_revision_log_url(revision_id, snapshot_context)
if not link_text:
link_text = revision_log_url
return gen_link(revision_log_url, link_text, link_attrs)
def _format_log_entries(revision_log, per_page, snapshot_context=None):
revision_log_data = []
for i, log in enumerate(revision_log):
if i == per_page:
break
author_name = 'None'
author_link = 'None'
if log['author']:
author_name = log['author']['name'] or log['author']['fullname']
author_link = gen_person_link(log['author']['id'], author_name,
snapshot_context)
revision_log_data.append(
{'author': author_link,
'revision': gen_revision_link(log['id'], True, snapshot_context),
'message': log['message'],
'date': format_utc_iso_date(log['date']),
'directory': log['directory']})
return revision_log_data
def prepare_revision_log_for_display(revision_log, per_page, revs_breadcrumb,
snapshot_context=None):
"""
Utility functions that process raw revision log data for HTML display.
Its purpose is to:
* add links to relevant SWH browse views
* format date in human readable format
* truncate the message log
It also computes the data needed to generate the links for navigating back
and forth in the history log.
Args:
revision_log (list): raw revision log as returned by the SWH web api
per_page (int): number of log entries per page
revs_breadcrumb (str): breadcrumbs of revisions navigated so far,
in the form 'rev1[/rev2/../revN]'. Each revision corresponds to
the first one displayed in the HTML view for history log.
snapshot_context (dict): if provided, generate snapshot-dependent
browsing link
"""
current_rev = revision_log[0]['id']
next_rev = None
prev_rev = None
next_revs_breadcrumb = None
prev_revs_breadcrumb = None
if len(revision_log) == per_page + 1:
prev_rev = revision_log[-1]['id']
prev_rev_bc = current_rev
if snapshot_context:
prev_rev_bc = prev_rev
if revs_breadcrumb:
revs = revs_breadcrumb.split('/')
next_rev = revs[-1]
if len(revs) > 1:
next_revs_breadcrumb = '/'.join(revs[:-1])
if len(revision_log) == per_page + 1:
prev_revs_breadcrumb = revs_breadcrumb + '/' + prev_rev_bc
else:
prev_revs_breadcrumb = prev_rev_bc
return {'revision_log_data': _format_log_entries(revision_log, per_page,
snapshot_context),
'prev_rev': prev_rev,
'prev_revs_breadcrumb': prev_revs_breadcrumb,
'next_rev': next_rev,
'next_revs_breadcrumb': next_revs_breadcrumb}
# list of origin types that can be found in the swh archive
# TODO: retrieve it dynamically in an efficient way instead
# of hardcoding it
_swh_origin_types = ['git', 'svn', 'deb', 'hg', 'ftp', 'deposit', 'pypi']
def get_origin_info(origin_url, origin_type=None):
"""
Get info about a SWH origin.
Its main purpose is to automatically find an origin type
when it is not provided as parameter.
Args:
origin_url (str): complete url of a SWH origin
origin_type (str): optional origin type
Returns:
A dict with the following entries:
* type: the origin type
* url: the origin url
* id: the SWH internal id of the origin
"""
if origin_type:
return service.lookup_origin({'type': origin_type,
'url': origin_url})
else:
for origin_type in _swh_origin_types:
try:
origin_info = service.lookup_origin({'type': origin_type,
'url': origin_url})
return origin_info
except Exception:
pass
raise NotFoundExc('Origin with url %s not found!' % origin_url)
def get_snapshot_context(snapshot_id=None, origin_type=None, origin_url=None,
timestamp=None, visit_id=None):
"""
Utility function to compute relevant information when navigating
the SWH archive in a snapshot context. The snapshot is either
referenced by its id or it will be retrieved from an origin visit.
Args:
snapshot_id (str): hexadecimal representation of a snapshot identifier,
all other parameters will be ignored if it is provided
origin_type (str): the origin type (git, svn, deposit, ...)
origin_url (str): the origin_url (e.g. https://github.com/(user)/(repo)/)
timestamp (str): a datetime string for retrieving the closest
SWH visit of the origin
visit_id (int): optional visit id for disambiguation in case
of several visits with the same timestamp
Returns:
A dict with the following entries:
* origin_info: dict containing origin information
* visit_info: dict containing SWH visit information
* branches: the list of branches for the origin found
during the visit
* releases: the list of releases for the origin found
during the visit
* origin_browse_url: the url to browse the origin
* origin_branches_url: the url to browse the origin branches
* origin_releases_url': the url to browse the origin releases
* origin_visit_url: the url to browse the snapshot of the origin
found during the visit
* url_args: dict containing url arguments to use when browsing in
the context of the origin and its visit
Raises:
NotFoundExc: if no snapshot is found for the visit of an origin.
""" # noqa
origin_info = None
visit_info = None
url_args = None
query_params = {}
branches = []
releases = []
browse_url = None
visit_url = None
branches_url = None
releases_url = None
swh_type = 'snapshot'
if origin_url:
swh_type = 'origin'
origin_info = get_origin_info(origin_url, origin_type)
visit_info = get_origin_visit(origin_info, timestamp, visit_id,
snapshot_id)
fmt_date = format_utc_iso_date(visit_info['date'])
visit_info['fmt_date'] = fmt_date
snapshot_id = visit_info['snapshot']
if not snapshot_id:
raise NotFoundExc('No snapshot associated to the visit of origin '
'%s on %s' % (origin_url, fmt_date))
# provided timestamp is not necessarily equals to the one
# of the retrieved visit, so get the exact one in order
# use it in the urls generated below
if timestamp:
timestamp = visit_info['date']
branches, releases = \
get_origin_visit_snapshot(origin_info, timestamp, visit_id,
snapshot_id)
url_args = {'origin_type': origin_type,
'origin_url': origin_info['url']}
query_params = {'visit_id': visit_id}
browse_url = reverse('browse-origin-visits',
url_args=url_args)
if timestamp:
url_args['timestamp'] = format_utc_iso_date(timestamp,
'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S')
visit_url = reverse('browse-origin-directory',
url_args=url_args,
query_params=query_params)
visit_info['url'] = visit_url
branches_url = reverse('browse-origin-branches',
url_args=url_args,
query_params=query_params)
releases_url = reverse('browse-origin-releases',
url_args=url_args,
query_params=query_params)
elif snapshot_id:
branches, releases = get_snapshot_content(snapshot_id)
url_args = {'snapshot_id': snapshot_id}
browse_url = reverse('browse-snapshot',
url_args=url_args)
branches_url = reverse('browse-snapshot-branches',
url_args=url_args)
releases_url = reverse('browse-snapshot-releases',
url_args=url_args)
releases = list(reversed(releases))
snapshot_size = service.lookup_snapshot_size(snapshot_id)
is_empty = sum(snapshot_size.values()) == 0
swh_snp_id = persistent_identifier('snapshot', snapshot_id)
return {
'swh_type': swh_type,
'swh_object_id': swh_snp_id,
'snapshot_id': snapshot_id,
'snapshot_size': snapshot_size,
'is_empty': is_empty,
'origin_info': origin_info,
# keep track if the origin type was provided as url argument
'origin_type': origin_type,
'visit_info': visit_info,
'branches': branches,
'releases': releases,
'branch': None,
'release': None,
'browse_url': browse_url,
'branches_url': branches_url,
'releases_url': releases_url,
'url_args': url_args,
'query_params': query_params
}
# list of common readme names ordered by preference
# (lower indices have higher priority)
_common_readme_names = [
"readme.markdown",
"readme.md",
"readme.rst",
"readme.txt",
"readme"
]
def get_readme_to_display(readmes):
"""
Process a list of readme files found in a directory
in order to find the adequate one to display.
Args:
readmes: a list of dict where keys are readme file names and values
are readme sha1s
Returns:
A tuple (readme_name, readme_sha1)
"""
readme_name = None
readme_url = None
readme_sha1 = None
readme_html = None
lc_readmes = {k.lower(): {'orig_name': k, 'sha1': v}
for k, v in readmes.items()}
# look for readme names according to the preference order
# defined by the _common_readme_names list
for common_readme_name in _common_readme_names:
if common_readme_name in lc_readmes:
readme_name = lc_readmes[common_readme_name]['orig_name']
readme_sha1 = lc_readmes[common_readme_name]['sha1']
readme_url = reverse('browse-content-raw',
url_args={'query_string': readme_sha1})
break
# otherwise pick the first readme like file if any
if not readme_name and len(readmes.items()) > 0:
readme_name = next(iter(readmes))
readme_sha1 = readmes[readme_name]
readme_url = reverse('browse-content-raw',
url_args={'query_string': readme_sha1})
# convert rst README to html server side as there is
# no viable solution to perform that task client side
if readme_name and readme_name.endswith('.rst'):
cache_entry_id = 'readme_%s' % readme_sha1
cache_entry = cache.get(cache_entry_id)
if cache_entry:
readme_html = cache_entry
else:
try:
rst_doc = request_content(readme_sha1)
readme_html = pypandoc.convert_text(rst_doc['raw_data'],
'html', format='rst')
cache.set(cache_entry_id, readme_html)
except Exception:
readme_html = 'Readme bytes are not available'
return readme_name, readme_url, readme_html
def get_swh_persistent_ids(swh_objects, snapshot_context=None):
"""
Returns a list of dict containing info related to persistent
identifiers of swh objects.
Args:
swh_objects (list): a list of dict with the following keys:
* type: swh object type (content/directory/release/revision/snapshot)
* id: swh object id
snapshot_context (dict): optional parameter describing the snapshot in which
the object has been found
Returns:
list: a list of dict with the following keys:
* object_type: the swh object type (content/directory/release/revision/snapshot)
* object_icon: the swh object icon to use in HTML views
* swh_id: the computed swh object persistent identifier
* swh_id_url: the url resolving the persistent identifier
* show_options: boolean indicating if the persistent id options must
be displayed in persistent ids HTML view
""" # noqa
swh_ids = []
for swh_object in swh_objects:
if not swh_object['id']:
continue
swh_id = get_swh_persistent_id(swh_object['type'], swh_object['id'])
show_options = swh_object['type'] == 'content' or \
(snapshot_context and snapshot_context['origin_info'] is not None)
object_icon = mark_safe('')
if swh_object['type'] == 'directory':
object_icon = mark_safe('')
elif swh_object['type'] == 'release':
object_icon = mark_safe('')
elif swh_object['type'] == 'revision':
object_icon = mark_safe('') # noqa
elif swh_object['type'] == 'snapshot':
object_icon = mark_safe('')
swh_ids.append({
'object_type': swh_object['type'],
'object_icon': object_icon,
'swh_id': swh_id,
'swh_id_url': reverse('browse-swh-id',
url_args={'swh_id': swh_id}),
'show_options': show_options
})
return swh_ids