def __init__(self, services=None, service_store_config=None, odb=None, server=None):
self.services = services
self.service_store_config = service_store_config
self.odb = odb
self.server = server
self.id_to_impl_name = {}
self.impl_name_to_id = {}
self.name_to_impl_name = {}
self.update_lock = RLock()
self.patterns_matcher = Matcher()
def test_is_allowed_cache_is_used(self):
class FakeCache(object):
def __init__(self):
self.impl = {}
self.getitem_used = 0
self.setitem_used = 0
def __setitem__(self, key, value):
self.setitem_used += 1
self.impl[key] = value
def __getitem__(self, key):
self.getitem_used += 1
return self.impl[key]
m = Matcher()
m.is_allowed_cache = FakeCache()
m.read_config(default_config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertEquals(m.config, default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache.setitem_used, 1)
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache.getitem_used, 3) # It is 3 because the first time we attempted to return the key
def __init__(self, services=None, odb=None, server=None):
# type: (dict, ODBManager, ParallelServer)
self.services = services
self.odb = odb
self.server = server
self.max_batch_size = 0
self.id_to_impl_name = {}
self.impl_name_to_id = {}
self.name_to_impl_name = {}
self.update_lock = RLock()
self.patterns_matcher = Matcher()
def test_is_allowed_no_order(self):
# Default order will be FALSE_TRUE
config = Bunch({'abc':True})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertEquals(m.config, config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
def test_is_allowed_no_order(self):
# Default order will be FALSE_TRUE
config = Bunch({'abc':True})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertEquals(m.config, config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
def __init__(self, services=None, odb=None, server=None):
# type: (dict, ODBManager, ParallelServer)
self.services = services
self.odb = odb
self.server = server
self.max_batch_size = 0
self.id_to_impl_name = {}
self.impl_name_to_id = {}
self.name_to_impl_name = {}
self.deployment_info = {} # impl_name to deployment information
self.update_lock = RLock()
self.patterns_matcher = Matcher()
self.needs_post_deploy_attr = 'needs_post_deploy'
def test_is_allowed_true_only_has_order(self):
config = Bunch({'order':FALSE_TRUE, 'abc':True, 'zxc':True})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertTrue(m.is_allowed('abc'))
self.assertTrue(m.is_allowed('zxc'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('111'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('222'))
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'abc':True, 'zxc':True, '111':False, '222':False})
def test_read_config(self):
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.config, default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
# Note that it's reversed because we match from narrowest
# to broadest patterns, sorted lexicographically.
self.assertListEqual(m.items[True], ['abc.*', '*.zxc',])
self.assertListEqual(m.items[False], ['qwe.*.zxc', '*'])
def test_read_config(self):
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.config, default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
# Note that it's reversed because we match from narrowest
# to broadest patterns, sorted lexicographically.
self.assertListEqual(m.items[True], ['abc.*', '*.zxc',])
self.assertListEqual(m.items[False], ['qwe.*.zxc', '*'])
def test_is_allowed_cache_is_used(self):
class FakeCache(object):
def __init__(self):
self.impl = {}
self.getitem_used = 0
self.setitem_used = 0
def __setitem__(self, key, value):
self.setitem_used += 1
self.impl[key] = value
def __getitem__(self, key):
self.getitem_used += 1
return self.impl[key]
m = Matcher()
m.is_allowed_cache = FakeCache()
m.read_config(default_config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertEquals(m.config, default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache.setitem_used, 1)
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache.getitem_used, 3) # It is 3 because the first time we attempted to return the key
def test_is_allowed_false_only_no_order(self):
config = Bunch({'abc':False, 'zxc':False})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('abc'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('zxc'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('111'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('222'))
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'abc':False, 'zxc':False, '111':False, '222':False})
def test_is_allowed_no_match(self):
# No entries at all - we disallow everything in that case
config = Bunch({'order': FALSE_TRUE})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertEquals(m.config, config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('abc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'abc':False})
def test_is_allowed_no_match(self):
# No entries at all - we disallow everything in that case
config = Bunch({'order': FALSE_TRUE})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertEquals(m.config, config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('abc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'abc':False})
def get_filtered_apispec_response(self):
"""Return zato.apispec.get-api-spec response filtered according to apispec_services_allowed config."""
matcher = Matcher()
matcher.read_config(
self.server.fs_server_config.apispec_services_allowed)
response = json.loads(
self.invoke('zato.apispec.get-api-spec',
{'return_internal': True}))
response['services'] = self.filter_services(matcher,
response['services'])
# Remove any namespace definitions for which no service matched.
for namespace, info in list(response['namespaces'].items()):
info['services'] = self.filter_services(matcher, info['services'])
if not info['services']:
del response['namespaces'][namespace]
return json.dumps(response)
def test_is_allowed_order_false_true(self):
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.config, default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'aaa.zxc' is allowed because
# 1) We match from False to True
# 2) qwe.*.zxc does not match it
# 3) * says nothing is allowed
# 4) *.zxc says it is allowed overriding bullet #3
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, True)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc': True})
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.333.zxc' is also allowed because
# 1) We match from False to True
# 2) qwe.*.zxc disallowes it
# 3) * says nothing is allowed
# 4) *.zxc this one allows it even though #1 and #2 said no
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('qwe.333.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, True)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {
'aaa.zxc': True,
'qwe.333.zxc': True
})
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.444.aaa' is not allowed
# 1) We match from False to True
# 2) qwe.*.zxc does not match it at all
# 3) * says nothing is allowed
# 4) *.zxc does not match it at all so the last match of #2 is taken into account
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('qwe.444.aaa')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {
'aaa.zxc': True,
'qwe.333.zxc': True,
'qwe.444.aaa': False
})
def test_is_allowed_special_case(self):
# ##################################################################################
config = Bunch({'order':TRUE_FALSE, '*':False})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIs(m.special_case, False)
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache, {})
# ##################################################################################
config = Bunch({'order':TRUE_FALSE, '*':True})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIs(m.special_case, True)
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache, {})
def test_is_allowed_false_only_no_order(self):
config = Bunch({'abc':False, 'zxc':False})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('abc'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('zxc'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('111'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('222'))
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'abc':False, 'zxc':False, '111':False, '222':False})
def test_is_allowed_true_only_has_order(self):
config = Bunch({'order':FALSE_TRUE, 'abc':True, 'zxc':True})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
self.assertTrue(m.is_allowed('abc'))
self.assertTrue(m.is_allowed('zxc'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('111'))
self.assertFalse(m.is_allowed('222'))
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'abc':True, 'zxc':True, '111':False, '222':False})
def test_is_allowed_order_false_true(self):
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.config, default_config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, False)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, True)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'aaa.zxc' is allowed because
# 1) We match from False to True
# 2) qwe.*.zxc does not match it
# 3) * says nothing is allowed
# 4) *.zxc says it is allowed overriding bullet #3
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, True)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc':True})
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.333.zxc' is also allowed because
# 1) We match from False to True
# 2) qwe.*.zxc disallowes it
# 3) * says nothing is allowed
# 4) *.zxc this one allows it even though #1 and #2 said no
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('qwe.333.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, True)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc':True, 'qwe.333.zxc':True})
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.444.aaa' is not allowed
# 1) We match from False to True
# 2) qwe.*.zxc does not match it at all
# 3) * says nothing is allowed
# 4) *.zxc does not match it at all so the last match of #2 is taken into account
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('qwe.444.aaa')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc':True, 'qwe.333.zxc':True, 'qwe.444.aaa': False})
def test_is_allowed_order_true_false(self):
config = deepcopy(default_config)
config.order = TRUE_FALSE
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertEquals(m.config, config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, True)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, False)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'aaa.zxc' is not allowed because
# 1) We match from True to False
# 2) *.zxc says it is allowed
# 3) qwe.*.zxc matches it and says it's not allowed
# 4) * matches again and confirms it's not allowed
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc':False})
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.333.zxc' is also not allowed because
# 1) We match from True to False
# 2) *.zxc says it is allowed
# 3) qwe.*.zxc matches it and says it's not allowed
# 4) * matches again and confirms it's not allowed
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('qwe.333.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc':False, 'qwe.333.zxc':False})
# ###########################################################################################
config2 = deepcopy(default_config)
del config2['*']
config2['*.aaa'] = True
config2.order = TRUE_FALSE
m2 = Matcher()
m2.read_config(config2)
self.assertEquals(m2.config, config2)
self.assertEquals(m2.order1, True)
self.assertEquals(m2.order2, False)
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.444.aaa' is allowed
# 1) We match from True to False
# 2) *.aaa matches and allows it
# 3) *.zxc does not match
# 4) abc.* does not match
# 5) qwe.*zxc does not match
#
is_allowed = m2.is_allowed('qwe.444.aaa')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, True)
self.assertDictEqual(m2.is_allowed_cache, {'qwe.444.aaa':True})
class ServiceStore(object):
""" A store of Zato services.
"""
def __init__(self, services=None, odb=None, server=None):
# type: (dict, ODBManager, ParallelServer)
self.services = services
self.odb = odb
self.server = server
self.max_batch_size = 0
self.id_to_impl_name = {}
self.impl_name_to_id = {}
self.name_to_impl_name = {}
self.deployment_info = {} # impl_name to deployment information
self.update_lock = RLock()
self.patterns_matcher = Matcher()
self.needs_post_deploy_attr = 'needs_post_deploy'
# ################################################################################################################################
def edit_service_data(self, config):
# type: (dict)
# Udpate the ConfigDict object
config_dict = self.server.config.service[
config.name] # type: ConfigDict
config_dict['config'].update(config)
# Recreate the rate limiting configuration
self.set_up_rate_limiting(config.name)
# ################################################################################################################################
def delete_service_data(self, name):
# type: (unicode)
with self.update_lock:
impl_name = self.name_to_impl_name[name] # type: unicode
service_id = self.impl_name_to_id[impl_name] # type: int
del self.id_to_impl_name[service_id]
del self.impl_name_to_id[impl_name]
del self.name_to_impl_name[name]
del self.services[impl_name]
# ################################################################################################################################
def post_deploy(self, class_):
self.set_up_class_json_schema(class_)
# ################################################################################################################################
def set_up_class_json_schema(self, class_, service_config=None):
# type: (Service, dict)
class_name = class_.get_name()
# We are required to configure JSON Schema for this service
# but first we need to check if the service is already deployed.
# If it is not, we need to set a flag indicating that our caller
# should do it later, once the service has been actually deployed.
service_info = self.server.config.service.get(class_name)
if not service_info:
setattr(class_, self.needs_post_deploy_attr, True)
return
service_config = service_config or service_info['config']
json_schema_config = get_service_config(service_config, self.server)
# Make sure the schema points to an absolute path and that it exists
if not os.path.isabs(class_.schema):
schema_path = os.path.join(self.server.json_schema_dir,
class_.schema)
else:
schema_path = class_.schema
if not os.path.exists(schema_path):
logger.warn(
'Could not find JSON Schema for `%s` in `%s` (class_.schema=%s)',
class_name, schema_path, class_.schema)
return
config = JSONSchemaValidationConfig()
config.is_enabled = json_schema_config['is_json_schema_enabled']
config.object_name = class_name
config.object_type = CHANNEL.SERVICE
config.schema_path = schema_path
config.needs_err_details = json_schema_config[
'needs_json_schema_err_details']
validator = JSONSchemaValidator()
validator.config = config
validator.init()
class_._json_schema_validator = validator
# ################################################################################################################################
def set_up_rate_limiting(self,
name,
class_=None,
_exact=RATE_LIMIT.TYPE.EXACT.id,
_service=RATE_LIMIT.OBJECT_TYPE.SERVICE):
# type: (unicode, Service, unicode, unicode)
if not class_:
service_id = self.get_service_id_by_name(name) # type: int
info = self.get_service_info_by_id(service_id) # type: dict
class_ = info['service_class'] # type: Service
# Will set up rate limiting for service if it needs to be done, returning in such a case or False otherwise.
is_rate_limit_active = self.server.set_up_object_rate_limiting(
_service, name, 'service')
# Set a flag to signal that this service has rate limiting enabled or not
class_._has_rate_limiting = is_rate_limit_active
# ################################################################################################################################
def set_up_class_attributes(self, class_, service_store=None, name=None):
# type: (Service, ServiceStore, unicode)
class_.add_http_method_handlers()
# Set up enforcement of what other services a given service can invoke
try:
class_.invokes
except AttributeError:
class_.invokes = []
try:
class_.SimpleIO
class_.has_sio = True
except AttributeError:
class_.has_sio = False
# May be None during unit-tests - not every test provides it.
if service_store:
# Set up all attributes that do not have to be assigned to each instance separately
# and can be shared as class attributes.
class_._enforce_service_invokes = service_store.server.enforce_service_invokes
class_.servers = service_store.server.servers
class_.odb = service_store.server.worker_store.server.odb
class_.kvdb = service_store.server.worker_store.kvdb
class_.pubsub = service_store.server.worker_store.pubsub
class_.cloud.openstack.swift = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config.cloud_openstack_swift
class_.cloud.aws.s3 = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config.cloud_aws_s3
class_._out_ftp = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config.out_ftp
class_._out_plain_http = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config.out_plain_http
class_.amqp.invoke = service_store.server.worker_store.amqp_invoke # .send is for pre-3.0 backward compat
class_.amqp.invoke_async = class_.amqp.send = service_store.server.worker_store.amqp_invoke_async
class_.wsx = WSXFacade(service_store.server)
class_.definition.kafka = service_store.server.worker_store.def_kafka
class_.im.slack = service_store.server.worker_store.outconn_im_slack
class_.im.telegram = service_store.server.worker_store.outconn_im_telegram
class_._worker_store = service_store.server.worker_store
class_._worker_config = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config
class_._msg_ns_store = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config.msg_ns_store
class_._json_pointer_store = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config.json_pointer_store
class_._xpath_store = service_store.server.worker_store.worker_config.xpath_store
_req_resp_freq_key = '%s%s' % (KVDB.REQ_RESP_SAMPLE, name)
class_._req_resp_freq = int(
service_store.server.kvdb.conn.hget(_req_resp_freq_key, 'freq')
or 0)
class_.component_enabled_cassandra = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.cassandra
class_.component_enabled_email = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.email
class_.component_enabled_search = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.search
class_.component_enabled_msg_path = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.msg_path
class_.component_enabled_ibm_mq = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.ibm_mq
class_.component_enabled_odoo = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.odoo
class_.component_enabled_stomp = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.stomp
class_.component_enabled_zeromq = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.zeromq
class_.component_enabled_patterns = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.patterns
class_.component_enabled_target_matcher = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.target_matcher
class_.component_enabled_invoke_matcher = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.invoke_matcher
class_.component_enabled_sms = service_store.server.fs_server_config.component_enabled.sms
# JSON Schema
if class_.schema:
self.set_up_class_json_schema(class_)
# User management and SSO
if service_store.server.is_sso_enabled:
class_.sso = service_store.server.sso_api
# Crypto operations
class_.crypto = service_store.server.crypto_manager
# Audit log
class_.audit_pii = service_store.server.audit_pii
class_._before_job_hooks = []
class_._after_job_hooks = []
# Override hook methods that have not been implemented by user
for func_name in hook_methods:
func = getattr(class_, func_name, None)
if func:
# Replace with None or use as-is depending on whether the hook was overridden by user.
impl = func if is_func_overridden(func) else None
# Assign to class either the replaced value or the original one.
setattr(class_, func_name, impl)
if impl and func_name in before_job_hooks:
class_._before_job_hooks.append(impl)
if impl and func_name in after_job_hooks:
class_._after_job_hooks.append(impl)
class_._has_before_job_hooks = bool(class_._before_job_hooks)
class_._has_after_job_hooks = bool(class_._after_job_hooks)
# ################################################################################################################################
def has_sio(self, service_name):
""" Returns True if service indicated by service_name has a SimpleIO definition.
"""
# type: (str) -> bool
with self.update_lock:
service_id = self.get_service_id_by_name(service_name)
service_info = self.get_service_info_by_id(
service_id) # type: Service
class_ = service_info['service_class'] # type: Service
return getattr(class_, 'has_sio', False)
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_service_info_by_id(self, service_id):
if not isinstance(service_id, int):
service_id = int(service_id)
try:
impl_name = self.id_to_impl_name[service_id]
except KeyError:
keys_found = sorted(self.id_to_impl_name)
keys_found = [(elem, type(elem)) for elem in keys_found]
raise KeyError(
'No such service_id key `{}` `({})` among `{}`'.format(
repr(service_id), type(service_id), keys_found))
else:
try:
return self.services[impl_name]
except KeyError:
keys_found = sorted(
repr(elem) for elem in self.services.keys())
keys_found = [(elem, type(elem)) for elem in keys_found]
raise KeyError(
'No such impl_name key `{}` `({})` among `{}`'.format(
repr(impl_name), type(impl_name), keys_found))
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_service_id_by_name(self, service_name):
impl_name = self.name_to_impl_name[service_name]
return self.impl_name_to_id[impl_name]
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_service_name_by_id(self, service_id):
return self.get_service_info_by_id(service_id)['name']
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_deployment_info(self, impl_name):
# type: (unicode) -> dict
return self.deployment_info[impl_name]
# ################################################################################################################################
def has_service(self, service_name):
return service_name in self.name_to_impl_name
# ################################################################################################################################
def _invoke_hook(self, object_, hook_name):
""" A utility method for invoking various service's hooks.
"""
try:
hook = getattr(object_, hook_name)
hook()
except Exception:
logger.error('Error while invoking `%s` on service `%s` e:`%s`',
hook_name, object_, format_exc())
# ################################################################################################################################
def new_instance(self, impl_name):
""" Returns a new instance of a service of the given impl name.
"""
_info = self.services[impl_name]
return _info['service_class'](), _info['is_active']
# ################################################################################################################################
def new_instance_by_id(self, service_id):
impl_name = self.id_to_impl_name[service_id]
return self.new_instance(impl_name)
# ################################################################################################################################
def new_instance_by_name(self, name):
impl_name = self.name_to_impl_name[name]
return self.new_instance(impl_name)
# ################################################################################################################################
def service_data(self, impl_name):
""" Returns all the service-related data.
"""
return self.services[impl_name]
# ################################################################################################################################
def is_deployed(self, name):
""" Returns True if input service by name is deployed, False otherwise.
"""
return name in self.name_to_impl_name
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_internal_services(self, items, base_dir, sync_internal,
is_first):
""" Imports and optionally caches locally internal services.
"""
cache_file_path = os.path.join(base_dir, 'config', 'repo',
'internal-cache.dat')
sql_services = {}
for item in self.odb.get_sql_internal_service_list(
self.server.cluster_id):
sql_services[item.impl_name] = {
'id': item.id,
'impl_name': item.impl_name,
'is_active': item.is_active,
'slow_threshold': item.slow_threshold,
}
# sync_internal may be False but if the cache does not exist (which is the case if a server starts up the first time),
# we need to create it anyway and sync_internal becomes True then. However, the should be created only by the very first
# worker in a group of workers - the rest can simply assume that the cache is ready to read.
if is_first and not os.path.exists(cache_file_path):
sync_internal = True
if sync_internal:
# Synchronizing internal modules means re-building the internal cache from scratch
# and re-deploying everything.
service_info = []
internal_cache = {'service_info': service_info}
logger.info('Deploying and caching internal services (%s)',
self.server.name)
info = self.import_services_from_anywhere(items, base_dir)
for service in info.to_process: # type: InRAMService
class_ = service.service_class
impl_name = service.impl_name
service_info.append({
'service_class':
class_,
'mod':
inspect.getmodule(class_),
'impl_name':
impl_name,
'service_id':
self.impl_name_to_id[impl_name],
'is_active':
self.services[impl_name]['is_active'],
'slow_threshold':
self.services[impl_name]['slow_threshold'],
'fs_location':
inspect.getfile(class_),
'deployment_info':
'<todo>'
})
# All set, write out the cache file
f = open(cache_file_path, 'wb')
f.write(dill_dumps(internal_cache))
f.close()
logger.info('Deployed and cached %d internal services (%s) (%s)',
len(info.to_process), info.total_size_human,
self.server.name)
return info.to_process
else:
logger.info('Deploying cached internal services (%s)',
self.server.name)
to_process = []
try:
f = open(cache_file_path, 'rb')
dill_items = dill_load(f)
except ValueError as e:
msg = e.args[0]
if _unsupported_pickle_protocol_msg in msg:
msg = msg.replace(_unsupported_pickle_protocol_msg,
'').strip()
protocol_found = int(msg)
# If the protocol found is higher than our own, it means that the cache
# was built a Python version higher than our own, we are on Python 2.7
# and cache was created under Python 3.4. In such a case, we need to
# recreate the cache anew.
if protocol_found > highest_pickle_protocol:
logger.info(
'Cache pickle protocol found `%d` > current highest `%d`, forcing sync_internal',
protocol_found, highest_pickle_protocol)
return self.import_internal_services(
items, base_dir, True, is_first)
# A different reason, re-raise the erorr then
else:
raise
# Must be a different kind of a ValueError, propagate it then
else:
raise
finally:
f.close()
len_si = len(dill_items['service_info'])
for idx, item in enumerate(dill_items['service_info'], 1):
class_ = self._visit_class(item['mod'], item['service_class'],
item['fs_location'], True)
to_process.append(class_)
self._store_in_ram(None, to_process)
logger.info('Deployed %d cached internal services (%s)', len_si,
self.server.name)
return to_process
# ################################################################################################################################
def _store_in_ram(self, session, to_process):
# type: (object, List[DeploymentInfo]) -> None
# We need to look up all the services in ODB to be able to find their IDs
if session:
needs_new_session = False
else:
needs_new_session = True
session = self.odb.session()
try:
services = self.get_basic_data_services(session)
finally:
if needs_new_session and session:
session.close()
with self.update_lock:
for item in to_process: # type: InRAMService
service_dict = services[item.name]
service_id = service_dict['id']
self.services[item.impl_name] = {}
self.services[item.impl_name]['name'] = item.name
self.services[
item.impl_name]['deployment_info'] = item.deployment_info
self.services[
item.impl_name]['service_class'] = item.service_class
self.services[item.impl_name]['is_active'] = item.is_active
self.services[
item.impl_name]['slow_threshold'] = item.slow_threshold
self.id_to_impl_name[service_id] = item.impl_name
self.impl_name_to_id[item.impl_name] = service_id
self.name_to_impl_name[item.name] = item.impl_name
item.service_class.after_add_to_store(logger)
# ################################################################################################################################
def _store_services_in_odb(self, session, batch_indexes, to_process):
""" Looks up all Service objects in ODB and if any of our local ones is not in the databaset yet, it is added.
"""
# Will be set to True if any of the batches added at list one new service to ODB
any_added = False
# Get all services already deployed in ODB for comparisons (Service)
services = self.get_basic_data_services(session)
# Add any missing Service objects from each batch delineated by indexes found
for start_idx, end_idx in batch_indexes:
to_add = []
batch_services = to_process[start_idx:end_idx]
for service in batch_services: # type: InRAMService
# No such Service object in ODB so we need to store it
if service.name not in services:
to_add.append(service)
# Add to ODB all the Service objects from this batch found not to be in ODB already
if to_add:
elems = [elem.to_dict() for elem in to_add]
# This saves services in ODB
self.odb.add_services(session, elems)
# Now that we have them, we can look up their IDs ..
service_id_list = self.odb.get_service_id_list(
session, self.server.cluster_id,
[elem['name'] for elem in elems]) # type: dict
# .. and add them for later use.
for item in service_id_list: # type: dict
self.impl_name_to_id[item.impl_name] = item.id
any_added = True
return any_added
# ################################################################################################################################
def _store_deployed_services_in_odb(self,
session,
batch_indexes,
to_process,
_utcnow=datetime.utcnow):
""" Looks up all Service objects in ODB, checks if any is not deployed locally and deploys it if it is not.
"""
# Local objects
now = _utcnow()
now_iso = now.isoformat()
# Get all services already deployed in ODB for comparisons (Service) - it is needed to do it again,
# in addition to _store_deployed_services_in_odb, because that other method may have added
# DB-level IDs that we need with our own objects.
services = self.get_basic_data_services(session)
# Same goes for deployed services objects (DeployedService)
deployed_services = self.get_basic_data_deployed_services()
# Modules visited may return a service that has been already visited via another module,
# in which case we need to skip such a duplicate service.
already_visited = set()
# Add any missing DeployedService objects from each batch delineated by indexes found
for start_idx, end_idx in batch_indexes:
to_add = []
batch_services = to_process[start_idx:end_idx]
for service in batch_services: # type: InRAMService
if service.name in already_visited:
continue
else:
already_visited.add(service.name)
# At this point we wil always have IDs for all Service objects
service_id = services[service.name]['id']
# Metadata about this deployment as a JSON object
class_ = service.service_class
path = service.source_code_info.path
deployment_info_dict = deployment_info('service-store',
str(class_), now_iso,
path)
self.deployment_info[service.impl_name] = deployment_info_dict
deployment_details = dumps(deployment_info_dict)
# No such Service object in ODB so we need to store it
if service.name not in deployed_services:
to_add.append({
'server_id':
self.server.id,
'service_id':
service_id,
'deployment_time':
now,
'details':
deployment_details,
'source':
service.source_code_info.source,
'source_path':
service.source_code_info.path,
'source_hash':
service.source_code_info.hash,
'source_hash_method':
service.source_code_info.hash_method,
})
# If any services are to be deployed, do it now.
if to_add:
self.odb.add_deployed_services(session, to_add)
# ################################################################################################################################
def _store_in_odb(self, session, to_process):
# type: (object, List[DeploymentInfo]) -> None
# Indicates boundaries of deployment batches
batch_indexes = get_batch_indexes(to_process, self.max_batch_size)
# Store Service objects first
needs_commit = self._store_services_in_odb(session, batch_indexes,
to_process)
# This flag will be True if there were any services to be added,
# in which case we need to commit the sesssion here to make it possible
# for the next method to have access to these newly added Service objects.
if needs_commit:
session.commit()
# Now DeployedService can be added - they assume that all Service objects all are in ODB already
self._store_deployed_services_in_odb(session, batch_indexes,
to_process)
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_basic_data_services(self, session):
# type: (object) -> dict
# We will return service keyed by their names
out = {}
# This is a list of services to turn into a dict
service_list = self.odb.get_basic_data_service_list(session)
for service_id, name, impl_name in service_list: # type: name, name
out[name] = {'id': service_id, 'impl_name': impl_name}
return out
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_basic_data_deployed_services(self):
# type: (None) -> set
# This is a list of services to turn into a set
deployed_service_list = self.odb.get_basic_data_deployed_service_list()
return set(elem[0] for elem in deployed_service_list)
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_anywhere(self, items, base_dir, work_dir=None):
""" Imports services from any of the supported sources, be it module names,
individual files, directories or distutils2 packages (compressed or not).
"""
# type: (Any, text, text) -> DeploymentInfo
items = items if isinstance(items, (list, tuple)) else [items]
to_process = []
for item in items:
if has_debug:
logger.debug('About to import services from:`%s`', item)
is_internal = item.startswith('zato')
# A regular directory
if os.path.isdir(item):
to_process.extend(
self.import_services_from_directory(item, base_dir))
# .. a .py/.pyw
elif is_python_file(item):
to_process.extend(
self.import_services_from_file(item, is_internal,
base_dir))
# .. must be a module object
else:
to_process.extend(
self.import_services_from_module(item, is_internal))
total_size = 0
to_process = set(to_process)
to_process = list(to_process)
for item in to_process: # type: InRAMService
total_size += item.source_code_info.len_source
info = DeploymentInfo()
info.to_process[:] = to_process
info.total_size = total_size
info.total_size_human = naturalsize(info.total_size)
with closing(self.odb.session()) as session:
# Save data to both ODB and RAM now
self._store_in_odb(session, info.to_process)
self._store_in_ram(session, info.to_process)
# Postprocessing, like rate limiting which needs access to information that becomes
# available only after a service is saved to ODB.
self.after_import(session, info)
# Done with everything, we can commit it now
session.commit()
# Done deploying, we can return
return info
# ################################################################################################################################
def after_import(self, session, info):
# type: (DeploymentInfo) -> None
# Names of all services that have been just deployed ..
deployed_service_name_list = [item.name for item in info.to_process]
# .. out of which we need to substract the ones that the server is already aware of
# because they were added to SQL ODB prior to current deployment ..
for name in deployed_service_name_list[:]:
if name in self.server.config.service:
deployed_service_name_list.remove(name)
# .. and now we know for which services to create ConfigDict objects.
query = self.odb.get_service_list_with_include(
session, self.server.cluster_id, deployed_service_name_list,
True) # type: list
service_list = ConfigDict.from_query('service_list_after_import',
query,
decrypt_func=self.server.decrypt)
self.server.config.service.update(service_list._impl)
# Rate limiting
for item in info.to_process: # type: InRAMService
self.set_up_rate_limiting(item.name, item.service_class)
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_file(self, file_name, is_internal, base_dir):
""" Imports all the services from the path to a file.
"""
to_process = []
try:
mod_info = import_module_from_path(file_name, base_dir)
except Exception:
msg = 'Could not load source, file_name:`%s`, e:`%s`'
logger.error(msg, file_name, format_exc())
else:
to_process.extend(
self._visit_module(mod_info.module, is_internal,
mod_info.file_name))
finally:
return to_process
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_directory(self, dir_name, base_dir):
""" dir_name points to a directory.
If dist2 is True, the directory is assumed to be a Distutils2 one and its
setup.cfg file is read and all the modules from packages pointed to by the
'files' section are scanned for services.
If dist2 is False, this will be treated as a directory with a flat list
of Python source code to import, as is the case with services that have
been hot-deployed.
"""
to_process = []
for py_path in visit_py_source(dir_name):
to_process.extend(
self.import_services_from_file(py_path, False, base_dir))
return to_process
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_module(self, mod_name, is_internal):
""" Imports all the services from a module specified by the given name.
"""
try:
return self.import_services_from_module_object(
import_module(mod_name), is_internal)
except ImportError:
logger.warn('Could not import module `%s` (internal:%d)', mod_name,
is_internal)
raise
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_module_object(self, mod, is_internal):
""" Imports all the services from a Python module object.
"""
return self._visit_module(mod, is_internal, inspect.getfile(mod))
# ################################################################################################################################
def _should_deploy(self, name, item, current_module):
""" Is an object something we can deploy on a server?
"""
if isclass(item) and hasattr(item, '__mro__') and hasattr(
item, 'get_name'):
if item is not Service and item is not AdminService and item is not PubSubHook:
if not hasattr(item, DONT_DEPLOY_ATTR_NAME) and not issubclass(
item, ModelBase):
# Do not deploy services that only happened to have been imported
# in this module but are actually defined elsewhere.
if getmodule(item) is not current_module:
return False
service_name = item.get_name()
# Don't deploy SSO services if SSO as such is not enabled
if not self.server.is_sso_enabled:
if 'zato.sso' in service_name:
return False
if self.patterns_matcher.is_allowed(service_name):
return True
else:
logger.info('Skipped disallowed `%s`', service_name)
# ################################################################################################################################
def _get_source_code_info(self, mod):
""" Returns the source code of and the FS path to the given module.
"""
# type: (Any) -> SourceInfo
source_info = SourceCodeInfo()
try:
file_name = mod.__file__
if file_name[-1] in ('c', 'o'):
file_name = file_name[:-1]
# We would have used inspect.getsource(mod) had it not been apparently using
# cached copies of the source code
source_info.source = open(file_name, 'rb').read()
source_info.len_source = len(source_info.source)
source_info.path = inspect.getsourcefile(mod)
source_info.hash = sha256(source_info.source).hexdigest()
source_info.hash_method = 'SHA-256'
except IOError:
if has_trace1:
logger.log(TRACE1, 'Ignoring IOError, mod:`%s`, e:`%s`', mod,
format_exc())
return source_info
# ################################################################################################################################
def _visit_class(self,
mod,
class_,
fs_location,
is_internal,
_utcnow=datetime.utcnow):
# type: (Any, Any, text, bool, Any, Any) -> InRAMService
name = class_.get_name()
impl_name = class_.get_impl_name()
self.set_up_class_attributes(class_, self, name)
# Note that at this point we do not have the service's ID, is_active and slow_threshold values;
# this is because this object is created prior to its deployment in ODB.
service = InRAMService()
service.cluster_id = self.server.cluster_id
service.is_active = True
service.is_internal = is_internal
service.name = name
service.impl_name = impl_name
service.service_class = class_
service.source_code_info = self._get_source_code_info(mod)
return service
# ################################################################################################################################
def on_worker_initialized(self):
""" Executed after a worker has been fully initialized, e.g. all connectors are started and references to these objects
can be assigned as class-wide attributes to services.
"""
# ################################################################################################################################
def redeploy_on_parent_changed(self, changed_service_name,
changed_service_impl_name):
# Local aliases
to_auto_deploy = []
# Iterate over all current services to check if any of them subclasses the service just deployed ..
for impl_name, service_info in self.services.items():
# .. skip the one just deployed ..
if impl_name == changed_service_impl_name:
continue
# .. a Python class represening each service ..
service_class = service_info['service_class']
service_module = getmodule(service_class)
# .. get all parent classes of that ..
service_mro = getmro(service_class)
# .. try to find the deployed service amount parents ..
for base_class in service_mro:
if issubclass(base_class,
Service) and (not base_class is Service):
if base_class.get_name() == changed_service_name:
# Do not deploy services that are defined in the same module their parent is
# because that would be an infinite loop of auto-deployment.
if getmodule(base_class) is service_module:
continue
# .. if it was found, add it to the list of what needs to be auto-redeployed ..
to_auto_deploy.append(service_info)
# We will not always have any services to redeploy
if to_auto_deploy:
# Inform users that we are to auto-redeploy services and why we are doing it
logger.info('Base service `%s` changed; auto-redeploying `%s`',
changed_service_name,
sorted(item['name'] for item in to_auto_deploy))
# Go through each child service found and hot-deploy it
for item in to_auto_deploy:
module_path = getsourcefile(item['service_class'])
logger.info('Copying `%s` to `%s`', module_path)
shutil_copy(module_path,
self.server.hot_deploy_config.pickup_dir)
# ################################################################################################################################
def _visit_module(self,
mod,
is_internal,
fs_location,
needs_odb_deployment=True):
""" Actually imports services from a module object.
"""
to_process = []
try:
for name in sorted(dir(mod)):
with self.update_lock:
item = getattr(mod, name)
if self._should_deploy(name, item, mod):
if item.before_add_to_store(logger):
to_process.append(
self._visit_class(mod, item, fs_location,
is_internal))
else:
logger.info('Skipping `%s` from `%s`', item,
fs_location)
except Exception:
logger.error(
'Exception while visiting mod:`%s`, is_internal:`%s`, fs_location:`%s`, e:`%s`',
mod, is_internal, fs_location, format_exc())
finally:
return to_process
class ServiceStore(InitializingObject):
""" A store of Zato services.
"""
def __init__(self,
services=None,
service_store_config=None,
odb=None,
server=None):
self.services = services
self.service_store_config = service_store_config
self.odb = odb
self.server = server
self.id_to_impl_name = {}
self.impl_name_to_id = {}
self.name_to_impl_name = {}
self.update_lock = RLock()
self.patterns_matcher = Matcher()
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_service_class_by_id(self, service_id):
impl_name = self.id_to_impl_name[service_id]
return self.services[impl_name]
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_service_id_by_name(self, service_name):
impl_name = self.name_to_impl_name[service_name]
return self.impl_name_to_id[impl_name]
# ################################################################################################################################
def get_service_name_by_id(self, service_id):
return self.get_service_class_by_id(service_id)['name']
# ################################################################################################################################
def _invoke_hook(self, object_, hook_name):
""" A utility method for invoking various service's hooks.
"""
try:
hook = getattr(object_, hook_name)
hook()
except Exception:
logger.error('Error while invoking `%s` on service `%s` e:`%s`',
hook_name, object_, format_exc())
# ################################################################################################################################
def new_instance(self, impl_name):
""" Returns a new instance of a service of the given impl name.
"""
_info = self.services[impl_name]
return _info['service_class'](), _info['is_active']
# ################################################################################################################################
def new_instance_by_id(self, service_id):
impl_name = self.id_to_impl_name[service_id]
return self.new_instance(impl_name)
# ################################################################################################################################
def new_instance_by_name(self, name):
impl_name = self.name_to_impl_name[name]
return self.new_instance(impl_name)
# ################################################################################################################################
def service_data(self, impl_name):
""" Returns all the service-related data.
"""
return self.services[impl_name]
# ################################################################################################################################
def is_deployed(self, name):
""" Returns True if input service by name is deployed, False otherwise.
"""
return name in self.name_to_impl_name
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_internal_services(self, items, base_dir, sync_internal,
is_first):
""" Imports and optionally caches locally internal services.
"""
cache_file_path = os.path.join(base_dir, 'config', 'repo',
'internal-cache.dat')
sql_services = {}
for item in self.odb.get_sql_internal_service_list(
self.server.cluster_id):
sql_services[item.impl_name] = {
'id': item.id,
'impl_name': item.impl_name,
'is_active': item.is_active,
'slow_threshold': item.slow_threshold,
}
# sync_internal may be False but if the cache does not exist (which is the case if a server starts up the first time),
# we need to create it anyway and sync_internal becomes True then. However, the should be created only by the very first
# worker in a group of workers - the rest can simply assume that the cache is ready to read.
if is_first and not os.path.exists(cache_file_path):
sync_internal = True
if sync_internal:
# Synchronizing internal modules means re-building the internal cache from scratch
# and re-deploying everything.
service_info = []
internal_cache = {'service_info': service_info}
logger.info('Deploying and caching internal services (%s)',
self.server.name)
deployed = self.import_services_from_anywhere(items, base_dir)
for class_ in deployed:
impl_name = class_.get_impl_name()
service_info.append({
'class_':
class_,
'mod':
inspect.getmodule(class_),
'impl_name':
impl_name,
'service_id':
self.impl_name_to_id[impl_name],
'is_active':
self.services[impl_name]['is_active'],
'slow_threshold':
self.services[impl_name]['slow_threshold'],
'fs_location':
inspect.getfile(class_),
})
# All set, write out the cache file
f = open(cache_file_path, 'wb')
f.write(dill_dumps(internal_cache))
f.close()
logger.info('Deployed and cached %d internal services (%s)',
len(deployed), self.server.name)
return deployed
else:
deployed = []
f = open(cache_file_path, 'rb')
items = bunchify(dill_load(f))
f.close()
len_si = len(items.service_info)
logger.info('Deploying %d cached internal services (%s)', len_si,
self.server.name)
for idx, item in enumerate(items.service_info, 1):
self._visit_class(item.mod, deployed, item.class_,
item.fs_location, True,
sql_services.get(item.impl_name))
logger.info('Deployed %d cached internal services (%s)', len_si,
self.server.name)
return deployed
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_anywhere(self, items, base_dir, work_dir=None):
""" Imports services from any of the supported sources, be it module names,
individual files, directories or distutils2 packages (compressed or not).
"""
deployed = []
for item in items:
if has_debug:
logger.debug('About to import services from:`%s`', item)
is_internal = item.startswith('zato')
# A regular directory
if os.path.isdir(item):
deployed.extend(
self.import_services_from_directory(item, base_dir))
# .. a .py/.pyw
elif is_python_file(item):
deployed.extend(
self.import_services_from_file(item, is_internal,
base_dir))
# .. must be a module object
else:
deployed.extend(
self.import_services_from_module(item, is_internal))
return deployed
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_file(self, file_name, is_internal, base_dir):
""" Imports all the services from the path to a file.
"""
deployed = []
try:
mod_info = import_module_from_path(file_name, base_dir)
except Exception:
msg = 'Could not load source, file_name:`%s`, e:`%s`'
logger.error(msg, file_name, format_exc())
else:
deployed.extend(
self._visit_module(mod_info.module, is_internal,
mod_info.file_name))
finally:
return deployed
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_directory(self, dir_name, base_dir):
""" dir_name points to a directory.
If dist2 is True, the directory is assumed to be a Distutils2 one and its
setup.cfg file is read and all the modules from packages pointed to by the
'files' section are scanned for services.
If dist2 is False, this will be treated as a directory with a flat list
of Python source code to import, as is the case with services that have
been hot-deployed.
"""
deployed = []
for py_path in visit_py_source(dir_name):
deployed.extend(
self.import_services_from_file(py_path, False, base_dir))
return deployed
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_module(self, mod_name, is_internal):
""" Imports all the services from a module specified by the given name.
"""
return self.import_services_from_module_object(import_module(mod_name),
is_internal)
# ################################################################################################################################
def import_services_from_module_object(self, mod, is_internal):
""" Imports all the services from a Python module object.
"""
return self._visit_module(mod, is_internal, inspect.getfile(mod))
# ################################################################################################################################
def _should_deploy(self, name, item):
""" Is an object something we can deploy on a server?
"""
if isclass(item) and hasattr(item, '__mro__') and hasattr(
item, 'get_name'):
if item is not Service and item is not AdminService and item is not PubSubHook:
if not hasattr(item, DONT_DEPLOY_ATTR_NAME) and not issubclass(
item, ModelBase):
service_name = item.get_name()
# Don't deploy SSO services if SSO as such is not enabled
if not self.server.is_sso_enabled:
if 'zato.sso' in service_name:
return False
if self.patterns_matcher.is_allowed(service_name):
return True
else:
logger.info('Skipped disallowed `%s`', service_name)
# ################################################################################################################################
def _get_source_code_info(self, mod):
""" Returns the source code of and the FS path to the given module.
"""
si = SourceInfo()
try:
file_name = mod.__file__
if file_name[-1] in ('c', 'o'):
file_name = file_name[:-1]
# We would've used inspect.getsource(mod) hadn't it been apparently using
# cached copies of the source code
si.source = open(file_name, 'rb').read()
si.path = inspect.getsourcefile(mod)
si.hash = sha256(si.source).hexdigest()
si.hash_method = 'SHA-256'
except IOError, e:
if has_trace1:
logger.log(TRACE1, 'Ignoring IOError, mod:`%s`, e:`%s`', mod,
format_exc(e))
return si
def test_is_allowed_special_case(self):
# ##################################################################################
config = Bunch({'order':TRUE_FALSE, '*':False})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIs(m.special_case, False)
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache, {})
# ##################################################################################
config = Bunch({'order':TRUE_FALSE, '*':True})
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertIs(m.special_case, True)
m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertEquals(m.is_allowed_cache, {})
def test_is_allowed_order_true_false(self):
config = deepcopy(default_config)
config.order = TRUE_FALSE
m = Matcher()
m.read_config(config)
self.assertEquals(m.config, config)
self.assertEquals(m.order1, True)
self.assertEquals(m.order2, False)
self.assertIsNone(m.special_case)
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'aaa.zxc' is not allowed because
# 1) We match from True to False
# 2) *.zxc says it is allowed
# 3) qwe.*.zxc matches it and says it's not allowed
# 4) * matches again and confirms it's not allowed
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('aaa.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc':False})
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.333.zxc' is also not allowed because
# 1) We match from True to False
# 2) *.zxc says it is allowed
# 3) qwe.*.zxc matches it and says it's not allowed
# 4) * matches again and confirms it's not allowed
#
is_allowed = m.is_allowed('qwe.333.zxc')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, False)
self.assertDictEqual(m.is_allowed_cache, {'aaa.zxc':False, 'qwe.333.zxc':False})
# ###########################################################################################
config2 = deepcopy(default_config)
del config2['*']
config2['*.aaa'] = True
config2.order = TRUE_FALSE
m2 = Matcher()
m2.read_config(config2)
self.assertEquals(m2.config, config2)
self.assertEquals(m2.order1, True)
self.assertEquals(m2.order2, False)
# ###########################################################################################
#
# The value of 'qwe.444.aaa' is allowed
# 1) We match from True to False
# 2) *.aaa matches and allows it
# 3) *.zxc does not match
# 4) abc.* does not match
# 5) qwe.*zxc does not match
#
is_allowed = m2.is_allowed('qwe.444.aaa')
self.assertIs(is_allowed, True)
self.assertDictEqual(m2.is_allowed_cache, {'qwe.444.aaa':True})
