tosca-parser/toscaparser/dataentity.py

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from toscaparser.common.exception import ExceptionCollector
from toscaparser.common.exception import MissingRequiredFieldError
from toscaparser.common.exception import TypeMismatchError
from toscaparser.common.exception import UnknownFieldError
from toscaparser.elements.constraints import Schema
from toscaparser.elements.datatype import DataType
from toscaparser.elements.portspectype import PortSpec
from toscaparser.elements.scalarunit import ScalarUnit_Frequency
from toscaparser.elements.scalarunit import ScalarUnit_Size
from toscaparser.elements.scalarunit import ScalarUnit_Time
from toscaparser.utils.gettextutils import _
from toscaparser.utils import validateutils
class DataEntity(object):
'''A complex data value entity.'''
def __init__(self, datatypename, value_dict, custom_def=None,
prop_name=None):
self.custom_def = custom_def
self.datatype = DataType(datatypename, custom_def)
self.schema = self.datatype.get_all_properties()
self.value = value_dict
self.property_name = prop_name
def validate(self):
'''Validate the value by the definition of the datatype.'''
# A datatype can not have both 'type' and 'properties' definitions.
# If the datatype has 'type' definition
if self.datatype.value_type:
self.value = DataEntity.validate_datatype(self.datatype.value_type,
self.value,
None,
self.custom_def)
schema = Schema(self.property_name, self.datatype.defs)
for constraint in schema.constraints:
constraint.validate(self.value)
# If the datatype has 'properties' definition
else:
if not isinstance(self.value, dict):
ExceptionCollector.appendException(
TypeMismatchError(what=self.value,
type=self.datatype.type))
allowed_props = []
required_props = []
default_props = {}
if self.schema:
allowed_props = self.schema.keys()
for name, prop_def in self.schema.items():
if prop_def.required:
required_props.append(name)
if prop_def.default:
default_props[name] = prop_def.default
# check allowed field
for value_key in list(self.value.keys()):
if value_key not in allowed_props:
ExceptionCollector.appendException(
UnknownFieldError(what=(_('Data value of type "%s"')
% self.datatype.type),
field=value_key))
# check default field
for def_key, def_value in list(default_props.items()):
if def_key not in list(self.value.keys()):
self.value[def_key] = def_value
# check missing field
missingprop = []
for req_key in required_props:
if req_key not in list(self.value.keys()):
missingprop.append(req_key)
if missingprop:
ExceptionCollector.appendException(
MissingRequiredFieldError(
what=(_('Data value of type "%s"')
% self.datatype.type), required=missingprop))
# check every field
for name, value in list(self.value.items()):
schema_name = self._find_schema(name)
if not schema_name:
continue
prop_schema = Schema(name, schema_name)
# check if field value meets type defined
DataEntity.validate_datatype(prop_schema.type, value,
prop_schema.entry_schema,
self.custom_def)
# check if field value meets constraints defined
if prop_schema.constraints:
for constraint in prop_schema.constraints:
if isinstance(value, list):
for val in value:
constraint.validate(val)
else:
constraint.validate(value)
return self.value
def _find_schema(self, name):
if self.schema and name in self.schema.keys():
return self.schema[name].schema
@staticmethod
def validate_datatype(type, value, entry_schema=None, custom_def=None,
prop_name=None):
'''Validate value with given type.
If type is list or map, validate its entry by entry_schema(if defined)
If type is a user-defined complex datatype, custom_def is required.
'''
from toscaparser.functions import is_function
if is_function(value):
return value
if type == Schema.STRING:
return validateutils.validate_string(value)
elif type == Schema.INTEGER:
return validateutils.validate_integer(value)
elif type == Schema.FLOAT:
return validateutils.validate_float(value)
elif type == Schema.NUMBER:
return validateutils.validate_numeric(value)
elif type == Schema.BOOLEAN:
return validateutils.validate_boolean(value)
elif type == Schema.RANGE:
return validateutils.validate_range(value)
elif type == Schema.TIMESTAMP:
validateutils.validate_timestamp(value)
return value
elif type == Schema.LIST:
validateutils.validate_list(value)
if entry_schema:
DataEntity.validate_entry(value, entry_schema, custom_def)
return value
elif type == Schema.SCALAR_UNIT_SIZE:
return ScalarUnit_Size(value).validate_scalar_unit()
elif type == Schema.SCALAR_UNIT_FREQUENCY:
return ScalarUnit_Frequency(value).validate_scalar_unit()
elif type == Schema.SCALAR_UNIT_TIME:
return ScalarUnit_Time(value).validate_scalar_unit()
elif type == Schema.VERSION:
return validateutils.TOSCAVersionProperty(value).get_version()
elif type == Schema.MAP:
validateutils.validate_map(value)
if entry_schema:
DataEntity.validate_entry(value, entry_schema, custom_def)
return value
elif type == Schema.PORTSPEC:
# TODO(TBD) bug 1567063, validate source & target as PortDef type
# as complex types not just as integers
PortSpec.validate_additional_req(value, prop_name, custom_def)
else:
data = DataEntity(type, value, custom_def)
return data.validate()
@staticmethod
def validate_entry(value, entry_schema, custom_def=None):
'''Validate entries for map and list.'''
schema = Schema(None, entry_schema)
valuelist = value
if isinstance(value, dict):
valuelist = list(value.values())
for v in valuelist:
DataEntity.validate_datatype(schema.type, v, schema.entry_schema,
custom_def)
if schema.constraints:
for constraint in schema.constraints:
constraint.validate(v)
return value