# Source code for treq.multipart

    # Copyright (c) Twisted Matrix Laboratories.
    # See LICENSE for details.

    from uuid import uuid4
    from io import BytesIO
    from contextlib import closing

    from twisted.internet import defer, task
    from twisted.web.iweb import UNKNOWN_LENGTH, IBodyProducer

    from zope.interface import implementer

    CRLF = b"\r\n"

    @implementer(IBodyProducer)
    class MultiPartProducer:
        """
        :class:`MultiPartProducer` takes parameters for a HTTP request and
        produces bytes in multipart/form-data format defined in :rfc:`2388` and
        :rfc:`2046`.

        The encoded request is produced incrementally and the bytes are
        written to a consumer.

        Fields should have form: ``[(parameter name, value), ...]``

        Accepted values:

        * Unicode strings (in this case parameter will be encoded with utf-8)
        * Tuples with (file name, content-type,
          :class:`~twisted.web.iweb.IBodyProducer` objects)

        Since :class:`MultiPartProducer` can accept objects like
        :class:`~twisted.web.iweb.IBodyProducer` which cannot be read from in an
        event-driven manner it uses uses a
        :class:`~twisted.internet.task.Cooperator` instance to schedule reads
        from the underlying producers. Reading is also paused and resumed based on
        notifications from the :class:`IConsumer` provider being written to.

        :ivar _fields: Sorted parameters, where all strings are enforced to be
            unicode and file objects stacked on bottom (to produce a human readable
            form-data request)

        :ivar _cooperate: A method like `Cooperator.cooperate` which is used to
            schedule all reads.

        :ivar boundary: The generated boundary used in form-data encoding
        :type boundary: `bytes`
        """

        def __init__(self, fields, boundary=None, cooperator=task):
            self._fields = list(_sorted_by_type(_converted(fields)))
            self._currentProducer = None
            self._cooperate = cooperator.cooperate

            self.boundary = boundary or uuid4().hex

            if isinstance(self.boundary, str):
                self.boundary = self.boundary.encode('ascii')

            self.length = self._calculateLength()

        def startProducing(self, consumer):
            """
            Start a cooperative task which will read bytes from the input file and
            write them to `consumer`.  Return a `Deferred` which fires after all
            bytes have been written.

            :param consumer: Any `IConsumer` provider
            """
            self._task = self._cooperate(self._writeLoop(consumer))
            d = self._task.whenDone()

            def maybeStopped(reason):
                reason.trap(task.TaskStopped)
                return defer.Deferred()
            d.addCallbacks(lambda ignored: None, maybeStopped)
            return d

        def stopProducing(self):
            """
            Permanently stop writing bytes from the file to the consumer by
            stopping the underlying `CooperativeTask`.
            """
            if self._currentProducer:
                self._currentProducer.stopProducing()
            self._task.stop()

        def pauseProducing(self):
            """
            Temporarily suspend copying bytes from the input file to the consumer
            by pausing the `CooperativeTask` which drives that activity.
            """
            if self._currentProducer:
                # Having a current producer means that we are in
                # the paused state because we've returned
                # the deferred of the current producer to the
                # the cooperator. So this request
                # for pausing us is actually a request to pause
                # our underlying current producer.
                self._currentProducer.pauseProducing()
            else:
                self._task.pause()

        def resumeProducing(self):
            """
            Undo the effects of a previous `pauseProducing` and resume copying
            bytes to the consumer by resuming the `CooperativeTask` which drives
            the write activity.
            """
            if self._currentProducer:
                self._currentProducer.resumeProducing()
            else:
                self._task.resume()

        def _calculateLength(self):
            """
            Determine how many bytes the overall form post would consume.
            The easiest way is to calculate is to generate of `fObj`
            (assuming it is not modified from this point on).
            If the determination cannot be made, return `UNKNOWN_LENGTH`.
            """
            consumer = _LengthConsumer()
            for i in list(self._writeLoop(consumer)):
                pass
            return consumer.length

        def _getBoundary(self, final=False):
            """
            Returns a boundary line, either final (the one that ends the
            form data request or a regular, the one that separates the boundaries)

            --this-is-my-boundary
            """
            f = b"--" if final else b""
            return b"--" + self.boundary + f

        def _writeLoop(self, consumer):
            """
            Return an iterator which generates the multipart/form-data
            request including the encoded objects
            and writes them to the consumer for each time it is iterated.
            """
            for index, (name, value) in enumerate(self._fields):
                # We don't write the CRLF of the first boundary:
                # HTTP request headers are already separated with CRLF
                # from the request body, another newline is possible
                # and should be considered as an empty preamble per rfc2046,
                # but is generally confusing, so we omit it when generating
                # the request. We don't write Content-Type: multipart/form-data
                # header here as well as it's defined in the context of the HTTP
                # request headers, not the producer, so we gust generate
                # the body.

                # It's also important to note that the boundary in the message
                # is defined not only by "--boundary-value" but
                # but with CRLF characters before it and after the line.
                # This is very important.
                # proper boundary is "CRLF--boundary-valueCRLF"
                consumer.write(
                    (CRLF if index != 0 else b"") + self._getBoundary() + CRLF)
                yield self._writeField(name, value, consumer)

            consumer.write(CRLF + self._getBoundary(final=True) + CRLF)

        def _writeField(self, name, value, consumer):
            if isinstance(value, str):
                self._writeString(name, value, consumer)
            elif isinstance(value, tuple):
                filename, content_type, producer = value
                return self._writeFile(
                    name, filename, content_type, producer, consumer)

        def _writeString(self, name, value, consumer):
            cdisp = _Header(b"Content-Disposition", b"form-data")
            cdisp.add_param(b"name", name)
            consumer.write(bytes(cdisp) + CRLF + CRLF)

            encoded = value.encode("utf-8")
            consumer.write(encoded)
            self._currentProducer = None

        def _writeFile(self, name, filename, content_type, producer, consumer):
            cdisp = _Header(b"Content-Disposition", b"form-data")
            cdisp.add_param(b"name", name)
            if filename:
                cdisp.add_param(b"filename", filename)

            consumer.write(bytes(cdisp) + CRLF)
            consumer.write(bytes(_Header(b"Content-Type", content_type)) + CRLF)
            if producer.length != UNKNOWN_LENGTH:
                consumer.write(
                    bytes(_Header(b"Content-Length", producer.length)) + CRLF)
            consumer.write(CRLF)

            if isinstance(consumer, _LengthConsumer):
                consumer.write(producer.length)
            else:
                self._currentProducer = producer

                def unset(val):
                    self._currentProducer = None
                    return val

                d = producer.startProducing(consumer)
                d.addCallback(unset)
                return d

    def _escape(value):
        """
        This function prevents header values from corrupting the request,
        a newline in the file name parameter makes form-data request unreadable
        for majority of parsers.
        """
        if not isinstance(value, (bytes, str)):
            value = str(value)
        if isinstance(value, bytes):
            value = value.decode('utf-8')
        return value.replace(u"\r", u"").replace(u"\n", u"").replace(u'"', u'\\"')

    def _enforce_unicode(value):
        """
        This function enforces the strings passed to be unicode, so we won't
        need to guess what's the encoding of the binary strings passed in.
        If someone needs to pass the binary string, use BytesIO and wrap it with
        `FileBodyProducer`.
        """
        if isinstance(value, str):
            return value

        elif isinstance(value, bytes):
            # we got a byte string, and we have no idea what's the encoding of it
            # we can only assume that it's something cool
            try:
                return value.decode("utf-8")
            except UnicodeDecodeError:
                raise ValueError(
                    "Supplied raw bytes that are not ascii/utf-8."
                    " When supplying raw string make sure it's ascii or utf-8"
                    ", or work with unicode if you are not sure")
        else:
            raise ValueError(
                "Unsupported field type: %s" % (value.__class__.__name__,))

    def _converted(fields):
        if hasattr(fields, "iteritems"):
            fields = fields.iteritems()
        elif hasattr(fields, "items"):
            fields = fields.items()

        for name, value in fields:
            name = _enforce_unicode(name)

            if isinstance(value, (tuple, list)):
                if len(value) != 3:
                    raise ValueError(
                        "Expected tuple: (filename, content type, producer)")
                filename, content_type, producer = value
                filename = _enforce_unicode(filename) if filename else None
                yield name, (filename, content_type, producer)

            elif isinstance(value, (bytes, str)):
                yield name, _enforce_unicode(value)

            else:
                raise ValueError(
                    "Unsupported value, expected string, unicode  "
                    "or tuple (filename, content type, IBodyProducer)")

    class _LengthConsumer:
        """
        `_LengthConsumer` is used to calculate the length of the multi-part
        request. The easiest way to do that is to consume all the fields,
        but instead writing them to the string just accumulate the request
        length.

        :ivar length: The length of the request. Can be `UNKNOWN_LENGTH`
            if consumer finds the field that has length that can not be calculated

        """

        def __init__(self):
            self.length = 0

        def write(self, value):
            # this means that we have encountered
            # unknown length producer
            # so we need to stop attempts calculating
            if self.length is UNKNOWN_LENGTH:
                return

            if value is UNKNOWN_LENGTH:
                self.length = value
            elif isinstance(value, int):
                self.length += value
            else:
                self.length += len(value)

    class _Header:
        """
        `_Header` This class is a tiny wrapper that produces
        request headers. We can't use standard python header
        class because it encodes unicode fields using =? bla bla ?=
        encoding, which is correct, but no one in HTTP world expects
        that, everyone wants utf-8 raw bytes.

        """
        def __init__(self, name, value, params=None):
            self.name = name
            self.value = value
            self.params = params or []

        def add_param(self, name, value):
            self.params.append((name, value))

        def __bytes__(self):
            with closing(BytesIO()) as h:
                h.write(self.name + b": " + _escape(self.value).encode("us-ascii"))
                if self.params:
                    for (name, val) in self.params:
                        h.write(b"; ")
                        h.write(_escape(name).encode("us-ascii"))
                        h.write(b"=")
                        h.write(b'"' + _escape(val).encode('utf-8') + b'"')
                h.seek(0)
                return h.read()

        def __str__(self):
            return self.__bytes__()

    def _sorted_by_type(fields):
        """Sorts params so that strings are placed before files.

        That makes a request more readable, as generally files are bigger.
        It also provides deterministic order of fields what is easier for testing.
        """
        def key(p):
            key, val = p
            if isinstance(val, (bytes, str)):
                return (0, key)
            else:
                return (1, key)
        return sorted(fields, key=key)