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"""Utility library for configuring access to the Google Container Registry.

Sets docker up to authenticate with the Google Container Registry using the
active gcloud credential.
"""

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import unicode_literals

import base64
import json
import os
import subprocess
import sys

from googlecloudsdk.core import exceptions
from googlecloudsdk.core import log
from googlecloudsdk.core.credentials import store
from googlecloudsdk.core.docker import client_lib
from googlecloudsdk.core.docker import constants
from googlecloudsdk.core.util import files
import six


_USERNAME = 'gclouddockertoken'
_EMAIL = 'not@val.id'
_CREDENTIAL_STORE_KEY = 'credsStore'


class UnsupportedRegistryError(client_lib.DockerError):
  """Indicates an attempt to use an unsupported registry."""

  def __init__(self, image_url):
    self.image_url = image_url

  def __str__(self):
    return ('{0} is not in a supported registry.  Supported registries are '
            '{1}'.format(self.image_url, constants.ALL_SUPPORTED_REGISTRIES))


def DockerLogin(server, username, access_token):
  """Register the username / token for the given server on Docker's keyring."""

  # Sanitize and normalize the server input.
  parsed_url = client_lib.GetNormalizedURL(server)

  server = parsed_url.geturl()

  # 'docker login' must be used due to the change introduced in
  # https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/20107 .
  docker_args = ['login']
  docker_args.append('--username=' + username)
  docker_args.append('--password=' + access_token)
  docker_args.append(server)  # The auth endpoint must be the last argument.

  docker_p = client_lib.GetDockerProcess(
      docker_args,
      stdin_file=sys.stdin,
      stdout_file=subprocess.PIPE,
      stderr_file=subprocess.PIPE)

  # Wait for docker to finished executing and retrieve its stdout/stderr.
  stdoutdata, stderrdata = docker_p.communicate()

  if docker_p.returncode == 0:
    # If the login was successful, print only unexpected info.
    _SurfaceUnexpectedInfo(stdoutdata, stderrdata)
  else:
    # If the login failed, print everything.
    log.error('Docker CLI operation failed:')
    log.out.Print(stdoutdata)
    log.status.Print(stderrdata)
    raise client_lib.DockerError('Docker login failed.')


def _SurfaceUnexpectedInfo(stdoutdata, stderrdata):
  """Reads docker's output and surfaces unexpected lines.

  Docker's CLI has a certain amount of chattiness, even on successes.

  Args:
    stdoutdata: The raw data output from the pipe given to Popen as stdout.
    stderrdata: The raw data output from the pipe given to Popen as stderr.
  """

  # Split the outputs by lines.
  stdout = [s.strip() for s in stdoutdata.splitlines()]
  stderr = [s.strip() for s in stderrdata.splitlines()]

  for line in stdout:
    # Swallow 'Login Succeeded' and 'saved in,' surface any other std output.
    if (line != 'Login Succeeded') and (
        'login credentials saved in' not in line):
      line = '%s%s' % (line, os.linesep)
      log.out.Print(line)  # log.out => stdout

  for line in stderr:
    if not _IsExpectedErrorLine(line):
      line = '%s%s' % (line, os.linesep)
      log.status.Print(line)  # log.status => stderr


def _CredentialStoreConfigured():
  """Returns True if a credential store is specified in the docker config.

  Returns:
    True if a credential store is specified in the docker config.
    False if the config file does not exist or does not contain a
    'credsStore' key.
  """
  try:
    # Not Using DockerConfigInfo here to be backward compatiable with
    # UpdateDockerCredentials which should still work if Docker is not installed
    path, is_new_format = client_lib.GetDockerConfigPath()
    contents = client_lib.ReadConfigurationFile(path)
    if is_new_format:
      return _CREDENTIAL_STORE_KEY in contents
    else:
      # The old format is for Docker <1.7.0.
      # Older Docker clients (<1.11.0) don't support credential helpers.
      return False
  except IOError:
    # Config file doesn't exist.
    return False


def ReadDockerAuthConfig():
  """Retrieve the contents of the Docker authorization entry.

  NOTE: This is public only to facilitate testing.

  Returns:
    The map of authorizations used by docker.
  """
  # Not using DockerConfigInfo here to be backward compatible with
  # UpdateDockerCredentials which should still work if Docker is not installed
  path, new_format = client_lib.GetDockerConfigPath()
  structure = client_lib.ReadConfigurationFile(path)
  if new_format:
    return structure['auths'] if 'auths' in structure else {}
  else:
    return structure


def WriteDockerAuthConfig(structure):
  """Write out a complete set of Docker authorization entries.

  This is public only to facilitate testing.

  Args:
    structure: The dict of authorization mappings to write to the
               Docker configuration file.
  """
  # Not using DockerConfigInfo here to be backward compatible with
  # UpdateDockerCredentials which should still work if Docker is not installed
  path, is_new_format = client_lib.GetDockerConfigPath()
  contents = client_lib.ReadConfigurationFile(path)
  if is_new_format:
    full_cfg = contents
    full_cfg['auths'] = structure
    file_contents = json.dumps(full_cfg, indent=2)
  else:
    file_contents = json.dumps(structure, indent=2)
  files.WriteFileAtomically(path, file_contents)


def UpdateDockerCredentials(server, refresh=True):
  """Updates the docker config to have fresh credentials.

  This reads the current contents of Docker's keyring, and extends it with
  a fresh entry for the provided 'server', based on the active gcloud
  credential.  If a credential exists for 'server' this replaces it.

  Args:
    server: The hostname of the registry for which we're freshening
       the credential.
    refresh: Whether to force a token refresh on the active credential.

  Raises:
    store.Error: There was an error loading the credentials.
  """

  # Loading credentials will ensure that we're logged in.
  # And prompt/abort to 'run gcloud auth login' otherwise.
  # Disable refreshing, since we'll do this ourself.
  cred = store.Load(prevent_refresh=True)

  if refresh:
    # Ensure our credential has a valid access token,
    # which has the full duration available.
    store.Refresh(cred)

  if not cred.access_token:
    raise exceptions.Error(
        'No access token could be obtained from the current credentials.')

  if _CredentialStoreConfigured():
    try:
      # Update the credentials stored by docker, passing the sentinel username
      # and access token.
      DockerLogin(server, _USERNAME, cred.access_token)
    except client_lib.DockerError as e:
      # Only catch docker-not-found error
      if six.text_type(e) != client_lib.DOCKER_NOT_FOUND_ERROR:
        raise

      # Fall back to the previous manual .dockercfg manipulation
      # in order to support gcloud app's docker-binaryless use case.
      _UpdateDockerConfig(server, _USERNAME, cred.access_token)
      log.warning(
          "'docker' was not discovered on the path. Credentials have been "
          'stored, but are not guaranteed to work with the Docker client '
          ' if an external credential store is configured.')
  else:
    _UpdateDockerConfig(server, _USERNAME, cred.access_token)


def _UpdateDockerConfig(server, username, access_token):
  """Register the username / token for the given server on Docker's keyring."""

  # NOTE: using "docker login" doesn't work as they're quite strict on what
  # is allowed in username/password.
  try:
    dockercfg_contents = ReadDockerAuthConfig()
  except (IOError, client_lib.InvalidDockerConfigError):
    # If the file doesn't exist, start with an empty map.
    dockercfg_contents = {}

  # Add the entry for our server.
  auth = username + ':' + access_token
  auth = base64.b64encode(auth.encode('ascii')).decode('ascii')

  # Sanitize and normalize the server input.
  parsed_url = client_lib.GetNormalizedURL(server)

  server = parsed_url.geturl()
  server_unqualified = parsed_url.hostname

  # Clear out any unqualified stale entry for this server
  if server_unqualified in dockercfg_contents:
    del dockercfg_contents[server_unqualified]

  dockercfg_contents[server] = {'auth': auth, 'email': _EMAIL}

  WriteDockerAuthConfig(dockercfg_contents)


def _IsExpectedErrorLine(line):
  """Returns whether or not the given line was expected from the Docker client.

  Args:
    line: The line received in stderr from Docker
  Returns:
    True if the line was expected, False otherwise.
  """
  expected_line_substrs = [
      # --email is deprecated
      '--email',
      # login success
      'login credentials saved in',
      # Use stdin for passwords
      'WARNING! Using --password via the CLI is insecure. Use --password-stdin.'
  ]
  for expected_line_substr in expected_line_substrs:
    if expected_line_substr in line:
      return True
  return False
