# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import os
import json
import uuid
import hashlib
import argparse
import configparser

import ntplib
import requests


from datetime import datetime
from dmidecode import DMIParse


CHASSIS_DH = {
    'Tower': {'desktop', 'low-profile', 'tower', 'server'},
    'Docking': {'docking'},
    'AllInOne': {'all-in-one'},
    'Microtower': {'mini-tower', 'space-saving', 'mini'},
    'PizzaBox': {'pizzabox'},
    'Lunchbox': {'lunchbox'},
    'Stick': {'stick'},
    'Netbook': {'notebook', 'sub-notebook'},
    'Handheld': {'handheld'},
    'Laptop': {'portable', 'laptop'},
    'Convertible': {'convertible'},
    'Detachable': {'detachable'},
    'Tablet': {'tablet'},
    'Virtual': {'_virtual'},
}


def logs(f):
    def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
        try:
            return f(*args, **kwargs)
        except Exception as err:
            print("WARNING!! {}".format(err))
            return ''

    return wrapper


## Utility Functions for find ID ##
def get_network_cards(child, nets):
    if child['id'] == 'network':
        nets.append(child)
    if child.get('children'):
        [get_network_cards(x, nets) for x in child['children']]

@logs
def get_mac(lshw):
    nets = []
    get_network_cards(json.loads(lshw), nets)
    nets_sorted = sorted(nets, key=lambda x: x['businfo'])

    if nets_sorted:
        return nets_sorted[0]['serial']


def get_chassis(dmi):
    chassis = dmi.get("Chassis")[0].get("Type", '_virtual')
    lower_type = chassis.lower()
    for k, v in CHASSIS_DH.items():
        if lower_type in v:
            return k
    return "n/a"


def get_hid(snapshot):
    dmidecode_raw = snapshot["data"]["dmidecode"]
    dmi = DMIParse(dmidecode_raw)

    manufacturer = dmi.manufacturer().strip()
    model = dmi.model().strip()
    chassis = get_chassis(dmi)
    serial_number = dmi.serial_number()
    sku = dmi.get("System")[0].get("SKU Number", "n/a").strip()

    if not snapshot["data"].get('lshw'):
        hid = f"{manufacturer}{model}{chassis}{serial_number}{sku}"
        return hashlib.sha3_256(hid.encode()).hexdigest()

    lshw = snapshot["data"]["lshw"]
    # mac = get_mac2(hwinfo_raw) or ""
    mac = get_mac(lshw) or ""
    if not mac:
        print("WARNING!! No there are MAC address")
        
    print(f"{manufacturer}{model}{chassis}{serial_number}{sku}{mac}")

    hid = f"{manufacturer}{model}{chassis}{serial_number}{sku}{mac}"
    hashid =  hashlib.sha3_256(hid.encode()).hexdigest()
    print(hashid)
    
    return hashid


## Utility Functions ##

@logs
def exec_cmd(cmd):
    return os.popen(cmd).read()

@logs
def exec_cmd_erase(cmd):
    print(cmd)
    return ''
    # return os.popen(cmd).read()


def gen_code():
    uid = str(uuid.uuid4()).encode('utf-8')
    return hashlib.shake_256(uid).hexdigest(3)

## End Utility functions ##


SNAPSHOT_BASE = {
    'timestamp': str(datetime.now()),
    'type': 'Snapshot',
    'uuid': str(uuid.uuid4()),
    'code': gen_code(),
    'software': "EreuseWorkbench",
    'version': "0.0.1",
    'data': {},
    'erase': []
}


## Command Functions ##
## Erase Functions ##
## Xavier Functions ##
def erase_basic(disk):
    """
    Basic Erasure
    https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=917935

    Settings for basic data erasure using shred Linux command.
    A software-based fast non-100%-secured way of erasing data storage.

    Performs 1 pass overwriting one round using all zeros.
    Compliant with NIST SP-800-8y8.

    In settings appear:

    WB_ERASE = EraseBasic
    WB_ERASE_STEPS = 1
    WB_ERASE_LEADING_ZEROS = False

    """
    cmd = f'shred -vn 1 /dev/{disk}'
    return [exec_cmd_erase(cmd)]


def erase_baseline(disk):
    """
    Baseline Secure Erasure
    Settings for advanced data erasure using badblocks Linux software.
    A secured-way of erasing data storages, erase hidden areas,
    checking the erase sector by sector.

    Performs 1 pass overwriting each sector with zeros and a final verification.
    Compliant with HMG Infosec Standard 5 Baseline.

    In settings appear:

    WB_ERASE = EraseSectors
    WB_ERASE_STEPS = 1
    WB_ERASE_LEADING_ZEROS = True

    WB_ERASE_1_METHOD = EraseBasic
    WB_ERASE_1_STEP_TYPE = 0
    WB_ERASE_2_METHOD = EraseSectors
    WB_ERASE_2_STEP_TYPE = 1
    """
    result = []
    cmd = f'shred -zvn 0 /dev/{disk}'
    result.append(exec_cmd_erase(cmd))
    cmd = f'badblocks -st random -w /dev/{disk}'
    result.append(exec_cmd_erase(cmd))
    return result


def erase_enhanced(disk):
    """
    Enhanced Secure Erasure
    Settings for advanced data erasure using badblocks Linux software.
    A secured-way of erasing data storages, erase hidden areas,
    checking the erase sector by sector.

    Performs 3 passes overwriting every sector with zeros and ones,
    and final verification. Compliant with HMG Infosec Standard 5 Enhanced.

    In settings appear:

    WB_ERASE = EraseSectors
    WB_ERASE_LEADING_ZEROS = True

    WB_ERASE_1_METHOD = EraseBasic
    WB_ERASE_1_STEP_TYPE = 1
    WB_ERASE_2_METHOD = EraseBasic
    WB_ERASE_2_STEP_TYPE = 0
    WB_ERASE_3_METHOD = EraseSectors
    WB_ERASE_3_STEP_TYPE = 1
    """
    result = []
    cmd = f'shred -vn 1 /dev/{disk}'
    result.append(exec_cmd_erase(cmd))
    cmd = f'shred -zvn 0 /dev/{disk}'
    result.append(exec_cmd_erase(cmd))
    ## creo que realmente seria asi (3 pases y una extra poniendo a ceros):
    # shred -zvn 3 /def/{disk}
    # tampoco estoy seguro que el badblocks haga un proceso de verificacion.
    cmd = f'badblocks -st random -w /dev/{disk}'
    result.append(exec_cmd_erase(cmd))
    return result

## End Xavier Functions ##

def ata_secure_erase_null(disk):
    cmd_baseline = f'hdparm --user-master u --security-erase NULL /dev/{disk}'
    return [exec_cmd_erase(cmd_baseline)]


def ata_secure_erase_enhanced(disk):
    cmd_enhanced = f'hdparm --user-master u --security-erase-enhanced /dev/{disk}'
    return [exec_cmd_erase(cmd_enhanced)]


def nvme_secure_erase(disk):
    cmd_encrypted = f'nvme format /dev/{disk} --ses=1'
    return [exec_cmd_erase(cmd_encrypted)]


## End Erase Functions ##

@logs
def get_disks():
    disks = json.loads(
        exec_cmd('lsblk -Jdo NAME,TYPE,MOUNTPOINTS,ROTA,TRAN')
    )
    return disks.get('blockdevices', [])

@logs
def gen_erase(all_disks, type_erase, user_disk=None):
    erase = []
    for disk in all_disks:
        if user_disk and disk['name'] not in user_disk:
            continue

        if disk['type'] != 'disk':
            continue

        if 'boot' in disk['mountpoints']:
            continue

        if not disk['rota']:
            # if soport nvme erase
            erase.append(nvme_secure_erase(disk['name']))
        elif disk['tran'] in ['ata', 'sata']:
            # if soport ata erase
            if type_erase == 'basic':
                erase.append(ata_secure_erase_null(disk['name']))
            elif type_erase == 'baseline':
                erase.append(ata_secure_erase_null(disk['name']))
            elif type_erase == 'enhanced':
                erase.append(ata_secure_erase_enhanced(disk['name']))
        else:
            # For old disks
            if type_erase == 'basic':
                erase.append(erase_basic(disk['name']))
            elif type_erase == 'baseline':
                erase.append(erase_baseline(disk['name']))
            elif type_erase == 'enhanced':
                erase.append(erase_enhanced(disk['name']))
    return erase


@logs
def exec_smart(disk):
    cmd = f'smartctl -x --json=cosviu /dev/{disk}'
    return json.loads(exec_cmd(cmd))


@logs
def smartctl(all_disks, disk=None):

    if disk:
        return exec_smart(disk)

    data_list = []
    for disk in all_disks:
        if disk['type'] == 'disk':
            data = exec_smart(disk['name'])
            data_list.append(data)

    return data_list

## End Command Functions ##


def get_data(all_disks):
    lshw = 'sudo lshw -json'
    hwinfo = 'sudo hwinfo --reallyall'
    dmidecode = 'sudo dmidecode'
    data = {
        'lshw': exec_cmd(lshw),
        'disks': smartctl(all_disks),
        'hwinfo': exec_cmd(hwinfo),
        'dmidecode': exec_cmd(dmidecode)
    }

    return data


def gen_snapshot(all_disks):
    snapshot = SNAPSHOT_BASE.copy()
    snapshot['data'] = get_data(all_disks)
    snapshot['hid'] = get_hid(snapshot)
    return snapshot


def save_snapshot_in_disk(snapshot, path):
    filename = "{}/{}_{}.json".format(
        path,
        datetime.now().strftime("%Y%m%d-%H_%M_%S"),
        snapshot['uuid']
    )
    print(f"workbench: INFO: Snapshot written in path '{filename}'")
    with open(filename, "w") as f:
        f.write(json.dumps(snapshot))


# TODO sanitize url, if url is like this, it fails
#   url = 'http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/snapshot/'
def send_snapshot_to_devicehub(snapshot, token, url):
    headers = {
        f"Authorization": "Basic {token}",
        "Content-Type": "application/json"
    }
    try:
        requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(snapshot), headers=headers)
        print(f"workbench: INFO: Snapshot sent to '{url}'")
    except:
        print(f"workbench: ERROR: Snapshot not remotely sent. URL '{url}' is unreachable. Do you have internet? Is your server up & running?")

@logs
def sync_time():
    # is neccessary?
    ntplib.NTPClient()
    response = client.request('pool.ntp.org')

def load_config(config_file="settings.ini"):
    """
    Tries to load configuration from a config file.
    """
    config = configparser.ConfigParser()

    if os.path.exists(config_file):
        # If config file exists, read from it

        print(f"workbench: INFO: Found config file in path: '{config_file}'.")
        config.read(config_file)
        path = config.get('settings', 'path', fallback=os.getcwd())
        # TODO validate that has http:// start
        url = config.get('settings', 'url', fallback=None)
        token = config.get('settings', 'token', fallback=None)
        # TODO validate that the device exists?
        device = config.get('settings', 'device', fallback=None)
        erase = config.get('settings', 'erase', fallback=None)
    else:
        print(f"workbench: ERROR: Config file '{config_file}' not found. Using default values.")
        path = os.path.join(os.getcwd())
        url, token, device, erase = None, None, None, None

    return {
        'path': path,
        'url': url,
        'token': token,
        'device': device,
        'erase': erase
    }

def parse_args():
    """
    Parse config argument, if available
    """
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Optional config loader for workbench.")
    parser.add_argument(
        '--config',
        help="Path to the config file. Defaults to 'settings.ini' in the current directory.",
        default="settings.ini"  # Fallback to 'settings.ini' by default
    )
    return parser.parse_args()

def main():
    vline='\n___________\n\n'
    print(f"{vline}workbench: START\n")

    # Parse the command-line arguments
    args = parse_args()

    # Load the config file, either specified via --config or the default 'settings.ini'
    config_file = args.config

    config = load_config(config_file)

    all_disks = get_disks()
    snapshot = gen_snapshot(all_disks)

    if config['erase'] and config['device']:
        snapshot['erase'] = gen_erase(all_disks, config['erase'], user_disk=config['device'])
    elif config['erase']:
        snapshot['erase'] = gen_erase(all_disks, config['erase'])

    save_snapshot_in_disk(snapshot, config['path'])

    if config['url']:
        send_snapshot_to_devicehub(snapshot, config['token'], config['url'])

    print(f"\nworkbench: END{vline}")


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()