import os
import os.path
import sys

from drivers.base_driver import BaseDriver


class PythonDriver(BaseDriver):
    default_process_timeout = 600

    #
    # Driver entry poins
    #

    def set_up(self):
        super().set_up()
        for f in self.mandatory_files:
            self.check_file(f)

    @property
    def mandatory_files(self):
        """
        Return the set of mandatory files for this driver. Meant to be
        overloaded by subclasses.
        """
        return ["test.py"]

    @property
    def script_and_args(self):
        """
        Return the name of the python script to run, as well as the arguments.
        Meant to be overloaded by subclasses.
        """
        return ["test.py"]

    def run(self):
        # The "test.py" script will not import a generated library, however
        # another spawned script could: provide the path to the interpreter in
        # the environment so it can use it.
        derived_env = dict(os.environ)
        derived_env["E3_PYTHON_INTERPRETER"] = sys.executable
        derived_env["LANGKIT_PYTHON_INTERPRETER"] = (
            self.langkit_python_interpreter
        )
        derived_env["PYTHON_INTERPRETER"] = self.python_interpreter
        derived_env["LANGKIT_ROOT_DIR"] = self.langkit_root_dir
        derived_env["LANGKIT_PRETTY_PRINT"] = str(
            int(self.env.options.pretty_print)
        )
        derived_env["LANGKIT_JOBS"] = str(self.env.inner_jobs)

        # Unless this mechanism is specifically disabled, make the Langkit
        # library relative to this testsuite available to tests.
        if not self.env.options.no_auto_path:
            self.add_path(derived_env, "PYTHONPATH", self.langkit_root_dir)

        # Make the common Python modules available from the testcase script
        self.add_path(derived_env, "PYTHONPATH", self.support_dir)
        self.add_path(derived_env, "PYTHONPATH", self.env.root_dir)

        # If code coverage is requested, run the test script under the
        # "coverage" program.
        if self.coverage_enabled:
            # Consider all Langkit Python source files, except modules which
            # are currently not tested at all.
            source = os.path.join(self.langkit_root_dir, "langkit")
            argv = [
                "coverage",
                "run",
                "--source={}".format(source),
                "--rcfile={}".format(
                    os.path.join(self.testsuite_dir, "coverage.ini")
                ),
            ]
            derived_env["COVERAGE_FILE"] = self.coverage_file("coverage")
        else:
            argv = [self.langkit_python_interpreter]

        if self.valgrind_enabled:
            derived_env["VALGRIND_ENABLED"] = "1"

        self.run_and_check(argv + self.script_and_args, derived_env)

    @property
    def support_dir(self):
        """
        Return the absolute path to the directory for support Python modules.
        """
        return os.path.join(self.testsuite_dir, "python_support")

    def compute_failures(self):
        # RA22-015: For the transition to the concrete syntax, we want to
        # check-in and test unparsing results.
        failures = super().compute_failures()

        expected_lkt = self.test_dir("expected_concrete_syntax.lkt")
        actual_lkt = self.working_dir("concrete_syntax.lkt")

        # Some tests do not create a concrete_syntax.lkt file. There is nothing
        # to compare for them.
        if not os.path.exists(actual_lkt):
            return failures

        # We just open the file in append mode, to create it if it doesn't
        # exist.
        with open(expected_lkt, "a+"):
            pass
        expected = self.read_file(expected_lkt)

        failures += self.compute_diff(
            expected_lkt,
            expected,
            self.read_file(actual_lkt),
            failure_message="unexpected concrete syntax",
        )
        return failures