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import sqlalchemy as sa
import simplejson
from twisted.python import log
from twisted.web import resource
from slavealloc import exceptions
from slavealloc.data import queries, model
from slavealloc.logic import allocate, buildbottac
# point your browser to /api/ to see the full set of docs
docs_tpl = """
<h1>REST Interface</h1>
<p>This is a JSON-based REST interface. Rows are represented as JSON objects with
keys corersponding to database columns.</p>
<p>For each table, there is a similarly named sub-URL, e.g., <a
href="/api/slaves">/api/slaves</a>. A GET to that URL will return a full dump
of the table. As a convenience, the slaves and masters tables have all of
their normalized fields denormalized, so in addition to a <tt>poolid</tt> you
will get a <tt>pool</tt> string.</p>
<p>A particular row can be fetched by appending the primary key in the next URL
component, e.g., <a href="/api/pools/3">/api/pools/3</a>. To fetch the row by
name instead, use the name in the URL and add <tt>?byname=1</tt>, e.g., <a
href="/api/masters/pm03?byname=1">/api/masters/pm03?byname=1</a>. If a fetched
row does not exist, the API will return <tt>{}</tt> with a 404 status code.</p>
<p>You can PUT a JSON object with any subset of keys to either of these URLs to
modify the row. The denormalized columns in the masters and slaves cannot be
PUT.</p>
<p>The entire set of available tables is:
<ul>
%(tables)s
</ul>
</p>
<p>The <a href="/api/gettac/slavename">/api/gettac/slavename</a> URL is
different: it invokes the allocator, but does not "commit" the allocation --
meaning that the selected master is not recorded in the
<tt>current_masterid</tt> table for the requested slave. The result is JSON --
either {success=False} or {success=True, tac='content of buildbot.tac'}.</p>
"""
# base classes
class Instance(resource.Resource):
isLeaf = True
okResponse = simplejson.dumps(dict(success=True))
missingResponse = simplejson.dumps({})
# a tuple of columns that can be updated via PUT
update_keys = ()
# the table to access
table = None
# the column containing unique id's
id_column = None
# the column containing unique names
name_column = None
def __init__(self, id=None, name=None):
self.id = id
self.name = name
def whereClause(self, require_id=False):
"Calculate a where clause and an args dict for this instance"
if self.id is not None:
return (self.id_column == sa.bindparam('id'),
dict(id=self.id))
else:
assert not require_id
return (self.name_column == sa.bindparam('name'),
dict(name=self.name))
def render_GET(self, request):
wc, args = self.whereClause()
res = self.table.select(wc).execute(args)
row = res.fetchone()
res.close()
request.setHeader('content-type', 'application/json')
request.setHeader('Cache-control', 'no-cache')
# handle nonexistent rows
if not row:
request.setResponseCode(404)
return self.missingResponse
return simplejson.dumps(dict(row))
def render_PUT(self, request):
json = simplejson.load(request.content)
sets = dict((k, json[k]) for k in self.update_keys if k in json)
if not sets:
return # nothing to do!
log.msg("%s: updating id %s from %r" %
(self.table.name, self.id, sets))
wc, args = self.whereClause(require_id=True)
args.update(sets)
self.table.update(wc).execute(args)
return self.okResponse
class Collection(resource.Resource):
addSlash = True
isLeaf = False
# the query to return for GET requests; if None, this will use the instance
# class's table and just select everything
query = None
def getChild(self, path_component, request):
if not path_component:
return
# if we're looking up by name, try that instead
if request.args.get('byname'):
return self.instance_class(name=path_component)
else:
return self.instance_class(id=path_component)
def render_GET(self, request):
query = self.query
if query is None:
query = self.instance_class.table.select()
res = query.execute()
request.setHeader('content-type', 'application/json')
request.setHeader('Cache-control', 'no-cache')
return simplejson.dumps([dict(r.items()) for r in res.fetchall()])
# concrete classes
# slaves
class SlaveResource(Instance):
table = model.slaves
id_column = model.slaves.c.slaveid
name_column = model.slaves.c.name
update_keys = ('distroid', 'dcid', 'bitsid', 'purposeid', 'trustid',
'envid', 'poolid', 'basedir', 'locked_masterid', 'notes',
'enabled', 'custom_tplid')
class SlavesResource(Collection):
instance_class = SlaveResource
# set in render_GET
query = None
def render_GET(self, request):
environments = request.args.get('environment')
purposes = request.args.get('purpose')
pools = request.args.get('pool')
enabled = request.args.get('enabled', [None])[0]
self.query = queries.denormalized_slaves(environments, purposes, pools, enabled)
return Collection.render_GET(self, request)
# masters
class MasterResource(Instance):
table = model.masters
id_column = model.masters.c.masterid
name_column = model.masters.c.nickname
update_keys = ('nickname', 'fqdn', 'pb_port', 'http_port', 'poolid',
'dcid', 'notes', 'enabled')
class MastersResource(Collection):
instance_class = MasterResource
query = queries.denormalized_masters
# TAC templates
class TACTemplateResource(Instance):
table = model.tac_templates
id_column = model.tac_templates.c.tplid
name_column = model.tac_templates.c.name
update_keys = () # view only via API
class TACTemplatesResource(Collection):
instance_class = TACTemplateResource
# simple
def simple_table_resource(tbl, id_column_name, name_column_name='name'):
"make instance and collection classes for a simple id/name table"
class SimpleInstance(Instance):
table = tbl
id_column = table.c[id_column_name]
name_column = table.c[name_column_name]
update_keys = (name_column_name,)
class SimpleCollection(Collection):
instance_class = SimpleInstance
return SimpleCollection
DistrosResource = simple_table_resource(model.distros, 'distroid')
DatacentersResource = simple_table_resource(model.datacenters, 'dcid')
BitlengthsResource = simple_table_resource(model.bitlengths, 'bitsid')
SpeedsResource = simple_table_resource(model.speeds, 'speedid')
PurposesResource = simple_table_resource(model.purposes, 'purposeid')
TrustlevelsResource = simple_table_resource(model.trustlevels, 'trustid')
EnvironmentsResource = simple_table_resource(model.environments, 'envid')
PoolsResource = simple_table_resource(model.pools, 'poolid')
# allocator
class BuildbotTacResource(resource.Resource):
isLeaf = True
def __init__(self, slave):
self.slave = slave
def render_GET(self, request):
try:
alloc = allocate.Allocation(self.slave)
except exceptions.NoAllocationError:
alloc = None
request.setHeader('content-type', 'application/json')
request.setHeader('Cache-control', 'no-cache')
if not alloc:
request.setResponseCode(404)
return simplejson.dumps(dict(success=False))
else:
return simplejson.dumps(dict(
success=True,
tac=buildbottac.make_buildbot_tac(alloc)))
class BuildbotTacRootResource(resource.Resource):
"A JSON-style allocator that will get a TAC file, but not record it"
isLeaf = False
def getChild(self, path_component, request):
return BuildbotTacResource(path_component)
# root URI
class ApiRoot(resource.Resource):
addSlash = True
isLeaf = False
def __init__(self):
resource.Resource.__init__(self)
self.tables = []
self.addTable('slaves', SlavesResource)
self.addTable('masters', MastersResource)
self.addTable('distros', DistrosResource)
self.addTable('datacenters', DatacentersResource)
self.addTable('bitlengths', BitlengthsResource)
self.addTable('speeds', SpeedsResource)
self.addTable('purposes', PurposesResource)
self.addTable('trustlevels', TrustlevelsResource)
self.addTable('environments', EnvironmentsResource)
self.addTable('pools', PoolsResource)
self.addTable('tac_templates', TACTemplatesResource)
self.addTable('gettac', BuildbotTacRootResource)
def addTable(self, name, coll_class):
self.tables.append(name)
self.putChild(name, coll_class())
def getChild(self, path_component, request):
# allow '/api/' to mean the same as '/api'
if not path_component:
return self
def render_GET(self, request):
tables_list = '\n'.join(['<li>%s</li>' % t for t in self.tables])
return docs_tpl % dict(tables=tables_list)
def makeRootResource():
return ApiRoot()