automaton.py

""" harvest_tools.automaton

"""
import logging
import re
import traceback


from .base import (MSG_FIX_ORIGIN,
                   MSG_IN_DB,
                   ToolException)
from .checkandfix import CheckAndFix
from gluon.storage import Storage
from invenio_tools import (CdsException,
                           InvenioStore,
                           OAI_URL)
from invenio_tools.factory import build_record
from .msg import Msg
from .msgcollection import MsgCollection
from plugin_dbui import CALLBACK_ERRORS, get_id


MSG_NO_CAT = 'Select a "category" !!!'
MSG_NO_PROJECT = 'Select a "project" !!!'
MSG_NO_TEAM = 'Select a "team" !!!'

MSG_INSERT_FAIL = "Fail to insert the new record in the database."

OAI = "oai:%s:%i"

# search collection when using inspirehep
# require for "Hal Hidden"
REG_COLLECTION = re.compile(r"cc([A-Za-z ]+)(and|$)")

T2 = " "*2
T4 = " "*4
T6 = " "*6


class Automaton(object):
    """Base class to search and process publications:

        * Decode the selector defining user criteria.
        * Search in the store publications matching user criteria.
        * Instantiate the record and check it.
        * Insert new records in the database.

    Note:
        The parameters of the search are defined by the current ``request``.

    The logic implements in the ``Automaton`` class is the following:

        #. Ask to the store, all the `record_id` satisfying the user request.
        #. Reject `record_id` contains in the *origin* field of a
           database entry.
        #. Request to the store, the JSON description of the publications
           and decode them.
        #. Reject the record for which the *secondary_oai_url* is contained in
           the *origin* field of a database entry. Update the *origin* field
           of the database record.
        #. Check that the *oai* of the publication is defined and well formed.
           Recover it, if it is not the case. At this stage the OAI is always
           defined.
        #. Reject temporarily publication.
        #. Check that *authors* are defined.
           Reject the publication if it is not the case.
        #. Check that *my institute* is in the list of the institutes
           signing the publication. Reject the publication if it is
           not the case. When the affiliation are not defined,
           try to recover this case, by finding the author of my institute
           signing the publication. This recovery procedure uses
           the *author rescue list*. Reject the record when the recovery
           procedure failed.
        #. Check that the *collaboration*, if defined, is well formed.
           Reject the publication if it is not the case
        #. Several check are applied depending on the publication type.
        #. At the end of this process, the publisher, the authors are
           formatted and the list of signatories of my institute extracted.

    Args:
        db (gluon.DAL):
            the database connection.

        id_team (int):
            the identifier of the team in the database.

        id_project (int):
            the identifier of the project in the database.

        automaton (str):
            the name of the automaton which will be used to process the data.
            Possible values are: ``articles``, ``notes``, ``preprints``,
            ``proceedings``, ``reports``, ``talks`` and ``theses``.

        id_category (int):
            the identifier of the category of publication

        year_start (int):
            starting year for the scan

        year_end (int):
            ending year of the scan

        dry_run (bool):
            new records are not inserted in the database when ``True``.

    Raises:
        ToolException:
            * team or project or the publication category not defined

    """
    def __init__(self,
                 db,
                 id_team,
                 id_project,
                 automaton,
                 id_category,
                 year_start=None,
                 year_end=None,
                 dry_run=True):

        # protection team, project and/or category have to be defined
        if not id_team:
            raise ToolException(MSG_NO_TEAM)

        if not id_project:
            raise ToolException(MSG_NO_PROJECT)

        if not id_category:
            raise ToolException(MSG_NO_CAT)

        self.check = CheckAndFix()
        self.collection_logs = []
        self.controller = automaton
        self.db = db
        self.dry_run = dry_run
        self.id_category = id_category
        self.id_team = id_team
        self.id_project = id_project
        self.logs = []
        self.logger = logging.getLogger("web2py.app.limbra")
        self.store = None
        self.year_start = year_start
        self.year_end = year_end

        # Construct harvester Storage needed for the log
        self.harvester = Storage(id_teams=id_team,
                                 id_projects=id_project,
                                 controller=automaton,
                                 id_categories=id_category)

        # Identifier of the categories preprint and articles
        # Used by the method _is_record_in_db
        self._id_preprint = get_id(db.categories, code="PRE")
        self._id_article = get_id(db.categories, code="ACL")

    def _insert_in_db(self, log_year="", **fields):
        """Insert the record in the database, handling database exception.

        Args:
            log_year (str): year of the record for the log

        Keyword Args:
            **fields:
                keyword arguments defining the record values to be
                inserted in the database.

        Returns:
            int:
                one when the record is inserted / updated in the database,
                zero otherwise.

        """
        db = self.db

        try:
            rec_id = db.publications.insert(**fields)
            if rec_id:
                return 1

            # operation can be reject by callback table._before_insert
            else:
                msg = MSG_INSERT_FAIL
                if CALLBACK_ERRORS in db.publications:
                    msg = db.publications._callback_errors

                # reduce the error message
                if isinstance(msg, list):
                    msg = "%s %s" % (msg[0], msg[-1])

                self.logs[-1].reject(msg, log_year)
                return 0

        # operation can be rejected by the database
        except Exception as dbe:
            self.logs[-1].reject(str(dbe), log_year)
            return 0

    def _is_record_in_db(self,
                         collection_title,
                         host=None,
                         rec_id=None,
                         oai_url=None):
        """Return the database identifier when the publication is registered.
        The search is based on the ``origin`` field and on the primary OAI.

        Note:
            A new log entry is created when a record is found.

        Args:
            title (str): the title of the publication.

        Keyword Args:
            host (str):
                the store. possible values are ``cds.cern.ch`` or
                ``inspirehep.net``. To be used with *rec_id*.

            rec_id (int):
                the record identifier in the store

            oai_url (str):
                the URL of the record in the store.
                Either use *host* and *rec_id* or *oai_url*

        Returns:
            int:
                the id of the record in the database when a record is found,
                0 otherwise.

        Raises:
            ValueError:
                * keyword arguments are not defined properly.

        """
        db = self.db
        harvester = self.harvester

        # build the OAI URL
        if host is not None and rec_id is not None and oai_url is None:
            url = OAI_URL % (host, rec_id)
        elif host is None and rec_id is None and oai_url is not None:
            url = oai_url
        else:
            raise ValueError

        # protection empty URL
        if len(url) == 0:
            return 0

        # check the OAI
        query = db.publications.origin.contains(url)
        setrows = db(query)

        if setrows.count() == 0:
            return 0

        # one record found
        columns = [db.publications.id,
                   db.publications.id_categories,
                   db.publications.title,
                   db.publications.year]
        publication = setrows.select(*columns).first()

        # Note:
        # The category for the publication and the harvester have to be equal.
        # However, keep the record if it is a preprint when the harvester
        # looks for articles. This is required to transform a preprint
        # into article
        #
        # Category can disagree when the publication is an article and
        # the harvester look for preprint. In that case, keep the article
        #
        if publication.id_categories != harvester.id_categories:

            is_preprint_to_article = \
                publication.id_categories == self._id_preprint \
                and harvester.id_categories == self._id_article

            if is_preprint_to_article:
                return 0

        # log
        self.logs.append(Msg(harvester=harvester,
                             collection=collection_title,
                             record_id=rec_id,
                             title=publication.title))

        self.logs[-1].idle(MSG_IN_DB, publication.year)

        logger = self.logger
        logger.debug("")
        logger.debug(f"{T2}record {rec_id} in db with id {publication.id}")

        return publication.id

    def _search_parameters(self, collection):
        """Build the keywords to steer the URL search in invenio store.
        The main parameter is the collection and the date range defined
        in the selector.

        Args:
            collection (str):
                string defining the collection in the store.
                The syntax depends on the invenio store:

                    * ``"find cn d0 and tc p and not tc c"``
                    * ``"LHCb Papers"``.

        Returns:
            dict:
                the key are a sub-set of those defined in
                :meth:`invenio_tools.InvenioStore.get_ids`.

        """
        year_start = self.year_start
        year_end = self.year_end

        # INSPIREHEP store
        if collection.startswith("find"):

            query = collection

            if year_start and not year_end:
                query += f" and date {year_start}"

            elif not year_start and year_end:
                query += f" and date {year_end}"

            elif year_start and year_end:
                tpl = (f"date {el}" for el in range(year_start, year_end + 1))
                sdates = " or ".join(tpl)
                query += f" and ({sdates})"

            dic = dict(p=query,  # query à la spires
                       rg=1000,  # maximum number of records returned
                       sf="year",  # sort by date
                       so="d")  # descending order

            # handle the cc keyword (true inspirehep collection)
            match = REG_COLLECTION.search(query)
            if match:
                dic["cc"] = match.group(1).strip()
                dic["p"] = REG_COLLECTION.sub("", query).strip()
                dic["p"] = dic["p"].replace("  ", " ")
                if dic["p"] == "find":
                    del dic["p"]

        # CERN INVENIO store
        else:

            if year_start and not year_end:
                rex = year_start

            elif not year_start and year_end:
                rex = year_end

            elif year_start and year_end:
                tpl = (str(el) for el in range(year_start, year_end + 1))
                rex = "|".join(tpl)

            dic = dict(cc=collection,  # collection
                       f1="year",  # search on year
                       m1="r",  # use regular expression
                       p1=rex,  # regular expression defining year
                       sf="year",  # sort by date
                       so="d")  # descending order
        return dic

    def check_record(self, record):
        """Check the content of the record in order to fix non-conformities.
        Return ``False`` when non-conformities are found and can not be
        corrected.

        Note:
            Some checks depend on the type of publications and have to be
            implemented in inherited class.

        Note:
            The order of the checks matter. It should be OAI,
            temporary record, authors, my authors and then a series of checks
            specific to the publication type.

        Args:
            record (Record):
                JSON record describing the publication.

        Returns:
            bool:
                ``False`` when a non-conformity is found and can not be
                corrected.

        """
        self.logger.debug(f"{T4}check record (automaton)")

        try:
            # fix record with a missing OAI
            if not self.check.is_oai(record):
                oai = OAI % (self.harvester.host, record.id())
                record["oai"] = {"value": oai}

            if self.check.is_bad_oai_used(record):
                self.logs[-1].idle(MSG_IN_DB, record.submitted())
                return False

            self.check.temporary_record(record)
            self.check.authors(record)
            self.check.my_affiliation(record, self.id_project, self.id_team)
            self.check.collaboration(record)

        except Exception as e:
            self.logs[-1].reject(e, record=record)
            return False

        return True

    def get_record_by_fields(self, oai_url, year, **kwargs):
        """Get database record matching fields values defined
        in the keyword arguments.

        Note:
            This method is required to deal with publication entered by hand
            and found later by an harvester.

        Args:
            oai_url (str):
                the oai_url, *e.g.* ``http://cds.cern.ch/record/123456``.
                The origin field of the existing database record is update to
                **oai_url** when a match is found.

            year (int):
                the year of the publication. It is used
                by the search algorithm and by the logger.

        Keyword Args:
            kwargs (str):
                 a series of key, value pair where the key is the name of a
                 publications database field.

        Returns:
            tuple:
                ``(id, status)`` which contains the ``id`` of the record.
                The ``id`` is equal to ``None`` when there is no matching.
                The ``status`` is equal to one when the existing record was
                modified zero otherwise.

        """
        self.logger.debug(f"{T6}get existing record by fields")

        # alias
        db = self.db
        logs = self.logs

        # add the publication year to search criteria
        if year:
            kwargs["year"] = year

        # look for an existing record
        rec_id = get_id(db.publications, **kwargs)
        if not rec_id:
            return (None, 0)

        # fix origin field
        publication = db.publications[rec_id]
        ok = publication.origin and publication.origin == oai_url
        if not ok:
            if not self.dry_run:
                publication = dict(origin=oai_url)

            logs[-1].modify(MSG_FIX_ORIGIN, year)
            return (rec_id, 1)

        logs[-1].idle(MSG_IN_DB, year)
        return (rec_id, 0)

    def insert_record(self, record):
        """Insert the record in the database.

        Note:
            This method depend on the type of publications.
            It has to be implemented for each inherited class.

        Args:
            record (Record):
                record describing the publication.

        Returns:
            int:
                one when the record is inserted / updated in the database,
                zero otherwise.

        """
        return 0

    def process_collection(self, collection):
        """Retrieve JSON objects from the invenio store and for the given
        collection. Corresponding records are inserted in the database.

        Args:
            collection (str):
                name of the collection to be interrogated.

        Note:
            * Design to never stop although exceptions are raised
            * Have a look to the attributes ``collection_logs`` and ``logs``
              in order to understand what happen.

        """
        logger = self.logger
        logger.debug(f"process collection {collection}")

        # alias
        collection_logs = self.collection_logs
        controller = self.controller
        host = self.harvester.host
        project = self.db.projects[self.id_project].project
        store = self.store

        # log collection information
        # A collection is identified as "Project Controller collection"
        ctitle = "%s / %s / %s" % (project, controller, collection)
        collection_logs.append(MsgCollection(title=ctitle))

        # get search parameters for the collection including user criteria
        kwargs = self._search_parameters(collection)

        # get the list of record identifier matching the search criteria
        try:
            rec_ids = store.get_ids(**kwargs)

        except CdsException as error:
            logger.debug(f"exit process_collection: {error}")
            collection_logs[-1].url = store.last_search_url()
            collection_logs[-1].error = error
            return

        # log the number of record found for the collection
        collection_logs[-1].url = store.last_search_url()
        collection_logs[-1].found = len(rec_ids)

        if len(rec_ids) == 0:
            logger.debug(f"no records found in {collection}")
            return

        logger.debug(f"{len(rec_ids)} records found in {collection}")

        # remove form the list identifier already registered in the data base
        # and log them
        func = self._is_record_in_db
        rec_ids = [el for el in rec_ids if func(ctitle, host, el) == 0]

        # process the remaining identifiers
        (*map(self.process_recid, rec_ids), )

    def process_recjson(self, recjson):
        """Process the publication provided as a JSON record:

            * instantiate the record (RecordPubli, REcordConf, RecordThesis)
            * check the record
            * insert new record in the database

        Args:
            recjson (dict):
                record provided by the store.

        """
        logger = self.logger
        logger.debug(f"{T4}process record {recjson['recid']} (process_recjson)")

        collection_logs = self.collection_logs
        harvester = self.harvester
        logs = self.logs

        # instantiate the record
        record = build_record(recjson)

        logger.debug(f"{T4}{record.title()[:72]}")

        # start the log for the record
        logs.append(Msg(harvester=harvester,
                        collection=collection_logs[-1].title,
                        record_id=record.id(),
                        title=record.title()))

        # check that the record is well formed
        # repair non-conformity as far as possible
        if not self.check_record(record):
            logger.debug(f"{T4}{logs[-1].txt}")
            return

        txt = ("(dry run)" if self.dry_run else "")
        logger.debug(f"{T4}insert record in the database {txt}")

        # insert the record in the database
        self.insert_record(record)

        if logger.getEffectiveLevel() == logging.DEBUG:
            log = logs[-1]
            action = log.action
            action = (action.upper() if isinstance(action, str) else action)
            logger.debug(f"{T4}log: {action} {log.txt}")

    def process_recid(self, rec_id):
        """Process the publication identified by its record identifier:

            * get the publication data from the store using its identifier
            * instantiate the record: ``RecordPubli``, ``RecordConf``
              or ``RecordThesis``
            * process OAI data
            * check the record
            * insert new record in the database

        Note:
            * Design to never stop although exception are raised
            * Have a look to the attribute ``collection_logs`` and ``logs`` in
              order to understand what happen.

        Args:
            rec_id (int):
                identifier of the publication in the store.

        """
        logger = self.logger
        logger.debug("")
        logger.debug(f"{T2}get record {rec_id} (process_recid)")

        collection_logs = self.collection_logs
        harvester = self.harvester
        logs = self.logs

        try:
            recjson = self.store.get_record(rec_id)
            self.process_recjson(recjson)

        except Exception as e:
            logger.debug(f"{T2}{str(e)}")
            url = OAI_URL % (harvester.host, rec_id)
            logs.append(Msg(harvester=harvester,
                            collection=collection_logs[-1].title,
                            record_id=rec_id,
                            title=url))
            logs[-1].reject(e)
            return

    def process_url(self, host, collections):
        """Retrieve JSON objects from the invenio store and
        insert corresponding records in the database.

        Note:
            * Design to never stop although exceptions are raised
            * Have a look to the attributes ``collection_logs`` and ``logs``
              in order to understand what happen.

        Args:
            host (str):
                host name to query for publications, either
                ``cds.cern.ch`` or ``inspirehep.net``.

            collections (str):
                list of collection to be interrogated.
                Collections are separated by a comma.

        """
        self.logger.debug("")
        self.logger.debug(f"process URL search -- {host} -- {collections}")

        # extend harvester for logs
        self.harvester.host = host
        self.harvester.collections = collections

        # instantiate the store
        self.store = InvenioStore(host)

        # list of collections
        collections = re.sub(" *, *", ",", collections).split(",")

        # process
        (*map(self.process_collection, collections), )

    def report(self):
        """Build the processing report.

        Returns:
            dict:
                * ``collection_logs`` list of :class:`MsgCollection`
                * ``controller`` str
                * ``logs`` list of :class:`Msg`
                * ``selector`` :class:`plugin_dbui.Selector`

        """

        return dict(collection_logs=self.collection_logs,
                    controller=self.controller,
                    logs=self.logs)