# Copyright (C) 2020  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 json
from urllib.parse import urljoin, urlparse
import uuid

import pytest

from django.contrib.auth.models import AnonymousUser, User
from django.http import QueryDict

from swh.web.auth.models import OIDCUser, OIDCUserOfflineTokens
from swh.web.auth.utils import OIDC_SWH_WEB_CLIENT_ID, decrypt_data
from swh.web.common.utils import reverse
from swh.web.config import get_config
from swh.web.tests.django_asserts import assert_contains
from swh.web.tests.utils import (
    check_html_get_response,
    check_http_get_response,
    check_http_post_response,
)
from swh.web.urls import _default_view as homepage_view


def _check_oidc_login_code_flow_data(
    request, response, kc_oidc_mock, redirect_uri, scope="openid"
):
    parsed_url = urlparse(response["location"])

    authorization_url = kc_oidc_mock.well_known()["authorization_endpoint"]
    query_dict = QueryDict(parsed_url.query)

    # check redirect url is valid
    assert urljoin(response["location"], parsed_url.path) == authorization_url
    assert "client_id" in query_dict
    assert query_dict["client_id"] == OIDC_SWH_WEB_CLIENT_ID
    assert "response_type" in query_dict
    assert query_dict["response_type"] == "code"
    assert "redirect_uri" in query_dict
    assert query_dict["redirect_uri"] == redirect_uri
    assert "code_challenge_method" in query_dict
    assert query_dict["code_challenge_method"] == "S256"
    assert "scope" in query_dict
    assert query_dict["scope"] == scope
    assert "state" in query_dict
    assert "code_challenge" in query_dict

    # check a login_data has been registered in user session
    assert "login_data" in request.session
    login_data = request.session["login_data"]
    assert "code_verifier" in login_data
    assert "state" in login_data
    assert "redirect_uri" in login_data
    assert login_data["redirect_uri"] == query_dict["redirect_uri"]
    return login_data


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_login_views_success(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    Simulate a successful login authentication with OpenID Connect
    authorization code flow with PKCE.
    """
    # user initiates login process
    login_url = reverse("oidc-login")

    # should redirect to Keycloak authentication page in order
    # for a user to login with its username / password
    response = check_html_get_response(client, login_url, status_code=302)
    request = response.wsgi_request

    assert isinstance(request.user, AnonymousUser)

    login_data = _check_oidc_login_code_flow_data(
        request,
        response,
        keycloak_mock,
        redirect_uri=reverse("oidc-login-complete", request=request),
    )

    # once a user has identified himself in Keycloak, he is
    # redirected to the 'oidc-login-complete' view to
    # login in Django.

    # generate authorization code / session state in the same
    # manner as Keycloak
    code = f"{str(uuid.uuid4())}.{str(uuid.uuid4())}.{str(uuid.uuid4())}"
    session_state = str(uuid.uuid4())

    login_complete_url = reverse(
        "oidc-login-complete",
        query_params={
            "code": code,
            "state": login_data["state"],
            "session_state": session_state,
        },
    )

    # login process finalization, should redirect to root url by default
    response = check_html_get_response(client, login_complete_url, status_code=302)
    request = response.wsgi_request

    assert response["location"] == request.build_absolute_uri("/")

    # user should be authenticated
    assert isinstance(request.user, OIDCUser)

    # check remote user has not been saved to Django database
    with pytest.raises(User.DoesNotExist):
        User.objects.get(username=request.user.username)


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_logout_view_success(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    Simulate a successful logout operation with OpenID Connect.
    """
    # login our test user
    client.login(code="", code_verifier="", redirect_uri="")
    keycloak_mock.authorization_code.assert_called()

    # user initiates logout
    oidc_logout_url = reverse("oidc-logout")

    # should redirect to logout page
    response = check_html_get_response(client, oidc_logout_url, status_code=302)
    request = response.wsgi_request

    logout_url = reverse("logout", query_params={"remote_user": 1})
    assert response["location"] == request.build_absolute_uri(logout_url)

    # should have been logged out in Keycloak
    oidc_profile = keycloak_mock.login()
    keycloak_mock.logout.assert_called_with(oidc_profile["refresh_token"])

    # check effective logout in Django
    assert isinstance(request.user, AnonymousUser)


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_login_view_failure(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    Simulate a failed authentication with OpenID Connect.
    """
    keycloak_mock.set_auth_success(False)

    # user initiates login process
    login_url = reverse("oidc-login")
    # should render an error page
    response = check_html_get_response(
        client, login_url, status_code=500, template_used="error.html"
    )
    request = response.wsgi_request

    # no users should be logged in
    assert isinstance(request.user, AnonymousUser)


# Simulate possible errors with OpenID Connect in the login complete view.


def test_oidc_login_complete_view_no_login_data(client, mocker):
    # user initiates login process
    login_url = reverse("oidc-login-complete")
    # should render an error page
    response = check_html_get_response(
        client, login_url, status_code=500, template_used="error.html"
    )

    assert_contains(
        response, "Login process has not been initialized.", status_code=500
    )


def test_oidc_login_complete_view_missing_parameters(client, mocker):
    # simulate login process has been initialized
    session = client.session
    session["login_data"] = {
        "code_verifier": "",
        "state": str(uuid.uuid4()),
        "redirect_uri": "",
        "next_path": "",
    }
    session.save()

    # user initiates login process
    login_url = reverse("oidc-login-complete")
    # should render an error page
    response = check_html_get_response(
        client, login_url, status_code=400, template_used="error.html"
    )
    request = response.wsgi_request
    assert_contains(
        response, "Missing query parameters for authentication.", status_code=400
    )

    # no user should be logged in
    assert isinstance(request.user, AnonymousUser)


def test_oidc_login_complete_wrong_csrf_token(client, keycloak_mock):
    # simulate login process has been initialized
    session = client.session
    session["login_data"] = {
        "code_verifier": "",
        "state": str(uuid.uuid4()),
        "redirect_uri": "",
        "next_path": "",
    }
    session.save()

    # user initiates login process
    login_url = reverse(
        "oidc-login-complete", query_params={"code": "some-code", "state": "some-state"}
    )

    # should render an error page
    response = check_html_get_response(
        client, login_url, status_code=400, template_used="error.html"
    )
    request = response.wsgi_request
    assert_contains(
        response, "Wrong CSRF token, aborting login process.", status_code=400
    )

    # no user should be logged in
    assert isinstance(request.user, AnonymousUser)


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_login_complete_wrong_code_verifier(client, keycloak_mock):
    keycloak_mock.set_auth_success(False)

    # simulate login process has been initialized
    session = client.session
    session["login_data"] = {
        "code_verifier": "",
        "state": str(uuid.uuid4()),
        "redirect_uri": "",
        "next_path": "",
    }
    session.save()

    # check authentication error is reported
    login_url = reverse(
        "oidc-login-complete",
        query_params={"code": "some-code", "state": session["login_data"]["state"]},
    )

    # should render an error page
    response = check_html_get_response(
        client, login_url, status_code=500, template_used="error.html"
    )
    request = response.wsgi_request
    assert_contains(response, "User authentication failed.", status_code=500)

    # no user should be logged in
    assert isinstance(request.user, AnonymousUser)


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_logout_view_failure(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    Simulate a failed logout operation with OpenID Connect.
    """
    # login our test user
    client.login(code="", code_verifier="", redirect_uri="")

    err_msg = "Authentication server error"
    keycloak_mock.logout.side_effect = Exception(err_msg)

    # user initiates logout process
    logout_url = reverse("oidc-logout")
    # should render an error page
    response = check_html_get_response(
        client, logout_url, status_code=500, template_used="error.html"
    )
    request = response.wsgi_request
    assert_contains(response, err_msg, status_code=500)

    # user should be logged out from Django anyway
    assert isinstance(request.user, AnonymousUser)


def test_view_rendering_when_user_not_set_in_request(request_factory):
    request = request_factory.get("/")
    # Django RequestFactory do not set any user by default
    assert not hasattr(request, "user")

    response = homepage_view(request)
    assert response.status_code == 200


def test_oidc_generate_bearer_token_anonymous_user(client):
    """
    Anonymous user should be refused access with forbidden response.
    """
    url = reverse("oidc-generate-bearer-token")
    check_http_get_response(client, url, status_code=403)


def _generate_and_test_bearer_token(client, kc_oidc_mock):
    # user authenticates
    client.login(
        code="code", code_verifier="code-verifier", redirect_uri="redirect-uri"
    )
    # user initiates bearer token generation flow
    url = reverse("oidc-generate-bearer-token")
    response = check_http_get_response(client, url, status_code=302)
    request = response.wsgi_request
    redirect_uri = reverse("oidc-generate-bearer-token-complete", request=request)
    # check login data and redirection to Keycloak is valid
    login_data = _check_oidc_login_code_flow_data(
        request,
        response,
        kc_oidc_mock,
        redirect_uri=redirect_uri,
        scope="openid offline_access",
    )

    # once a user has identified himself in Keycloak, he is
    # redirected to the 'oidc-generate-bearer-token-complete' view
    # to get and save bearer token

    # generate authorization code / session state in the same
    # manner as Keycloak
    code = f"{str(uuid.uuid4())}.{str(uuid.uuid4())}.{str(uuid.uuid4())}"
    session_state = str(uuid.uuid4())

    token_complete_url = reverse(
        "oidc-generate-bearer-token-complete",
        query_params={
            "code": code,
            "state": login_data["state"],
            "session_state": session_state,
        },
    )

    nb_tokens = len(OIDCUserOfflineTokens.objects.all())
    response = check_html_get_response(client, token_complete_url, status_code=302)
    request = response.wsgi_request

    # check token has been generated and saved encrypted to database
    assert len(OIDCUserOfflineTokens.objects.all()) == nb_tokens + 1
    encrypted_token = OIDCUserOfflineTokens.objects.last().offline_token
    secret = get_config()["secret_key"].encode()
    salt = request.user.sub.encode()
    decrypted_token = decrypt_data(encrypted_token, secret, salt)
    oidc_profile = kc_oidc_mock.authorization_code(code=code, redirect_uri=redirect_uri)
    assert decrypted_token.decode("ascii") == oidc_profile["refresh_token"]

    # should redirect to tokens management Web UI
    assert response["location"] == reverse("oidc-profile") + "#tokens"

    return decrypted_token


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_generate_bearer_token_authenticated_user_success(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    Authenticated user should be able to generate a bearer token using OIDC
    Authorization Code Flow.
    """
    _generate_and_test_bearer_token(client, keycloak_mock)


def test_oidc_list_bearer_tokens_anonymous_user(client):
    """
    Anonymous user should be refused access with forbidden response.
    """
    url = reverse(
        "oidc-list-bearer-tokens", query_params={"draw": 1, "start": 0, "length": 10}
    )
    check_http_get_response(client, url, status_code=403)


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_list_bearer_tokens(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    User with correct credentials should be allowed to list his tokens.
    """
    nb_tokens = 3

    for _ in range(nb_tokens):
        _generate_and_test_bearer_token(client, keycloak_mock)

    url = reverse(
        "oidc-list-bearer-tokens", query_params={"draw": 1, "start": 0, "length": 10}
    )

    response = check_http_get_response(client, url, status_code=200)
    tokens_data = list(reversed(json.loads(response.content.decode("utf-8"))["data"]))

    for oidc_token in OIDCUserOfflineTokens.objects.all():
        assert (
            oidc_token.creation_date.isoformat()
            == tokens_data[oidc_token.id - 1]["creation_date"]
        )


def test_oidc_get_bearer_token_anonymous_user(client):
    """
    Anonymous user should be refused access with forbidden response.
    """
    url = reverse("oidc-get-bearer-token")
    check_http_post_response(client, url, status_code=403)


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_get_bearer_token(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    User with correct credentials should be allowed to display a token.
    """
    nb_tokens = 3

    for i in range(nb_tokens):
        token = _generate_and_test_bearer_token(client, keycloak_mock)

        url = reverse("oidc-get-bearer-token")

        response = check_http_post_response(
            client,
            url,
            status_code=200,
            data={"token_id": i + 1},
            content_type="text/plain",
        )
        assert response.content == token


def test_oidc_revoke_bearer_tokens_anonymous_user(client):
    """
    Anonymous user should be refused access with forbidden response.
    """
    url = reverse("oidc-revoke-bearer-tokens")
    check_http_post_response(client, url, status_code=403)


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_revoke_bearer_tokens(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    User with correct credentials should be allowed to revoke tokens.
    """
    nb_tokens = 3

    for _ in range(nb_tokens):
        _generate_and_test_bearer_token(client, keycloak_mock)

    url = reverse("oidc-revoke-bearer-tokens")

    check_http_post_response(
        client, url, status_code=200, data={"token_ids": [1]},
    )
    assert len(OIDCUserOfflineTokens.objects.all()) == 2

    check_http_post_response(
        client, url, status_code=200, data={"token_ids": [2, 3]},
    )
    assert len(OIDCUserOfflineTokens.objects.all()) == 0


def test_oidc_profile_view_anonymous_user(client):
    """
    Non authenticated users should be redirected to login page when
    requesting profile view.
    """
    url = reverse("oidc-profile")
    login_url = reverse("oidc-login", query_params={"next_path": url})
    resp = check_html_get_response(client, url, status_code=302)
    assert resp["location"] == login_url


@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_oidc_profile_view(client, keycloak_mock):
    """
    Authenticated users should be able to request the profile page
    and link to Keycloak account UI should be present.
    """
    url = reverse("oidc-profile")
    kc_config = get_config()["keycloak"]
    user_permissions = ["perm1", "perm2"]
    keycloak_mock.user_permissions = user_permissions
    client.login(code="", code_verifier="", redirect_uri="")
    resp = check_html_get_response(
        client, url, status_code=200, template_used="auth/profile.html"
    )
    user = resp.wsgi_request.user
    kc_account_url = (
        f"{kc_config['server_url']}realms/{kc_config['realm_name']}/account/"
    )
    assert_contains(resp, kc_account_url)
    assert_contains(resp, user.username)
    assert_contains(resp, user.first_name)
    assert_contains(resp, user.last_name)
    assert_contains(resp, user.email)
    for perm in user_permissions:
        assert_contains(resp, perm)