#
# Copyright (c) 2004 David R. Halliday
# All rights reserved.
#
# This SNMP library is free software.  Redistribution is permitted under the
# same terms and conditions as the standard Ruby distribution.  See the
# COPYING file in the Ruby distribution for details.
#

require 'snmp/varbind'
require 'fileutils'
require 'yaml'

module SNMP

class MIB

    DEFAULT_MIB_PATH = File.expand_path(
        File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "..", "..", "data", "snmp", "mibs")
    )

    #:startdoc:
    
    MODULE_EXT = 'yaml'
    
    class ModuleNotLoadedError < RuntimeError; end
    
    class << self
        ##
        # Import an SMIv2 MIB file for later loading.  A module only needs to
        # be installed once.
        #
        #   module_file - the filename of the module to be imported
        #   mib_dir - the output directory for the serialized MIB data
        #
        # NOTE: This implementation requires that the 'smidump' tool is available
        # in the PATH.  This tool can be obtained from the libsmi website at
        # http://http://www.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de/projects/libsmi/ .
        #
        # ALSO NOTE: The file format in future releases is subject to
        # change.  For now, it is a simple YAML hash with the MIB symbol
        # as the key and the OID as the value.  These files could be
        # generated manually if 'smidump' is not available.
        #
        # Here is an example of the contents of an output file:
        #
        #   --- 
        #   ipDefaultTTL: 1.3.6.1.2.1.4.2
        #   ipForwDatagrams: 1.3.6.1.2.1.4.6
        #   ipOutRequests: 1.3.6.1.2.1.4.10
        #   ipOutNoRoutes: 1.3.6.1.2.1.4.12
        #   ipReasmTimeout: 1.3.6.1.2.1.4.13
        #   icmpInDestUnreachs: 1.3.6.1.2.1.5.3
        #
        def import_module(module_file, mib_dir=DEFAULT_MIB_PATH)
            raise "smidump tool must be installed" unless import_supported?
            FileUtils.makedirs mib_dir
            mib_hash = `smidump -f python #{module_file}`
            mib = eval_mib_data(mib_hash)
            if mib
                module_name = mib["moduleName"]
                raise "#{module_file}: invalid file format; no module name" unless module_name
                if mib["nodes"]
                    oid_hash = {}
                    mib["nodes"].each { |key, value| oid_hash[key] = value["oid"] }
                    if mib["notifications"]
                        mib["notifications"].each { |key, value| oid_hash[key] = value["oid"] }
                    end
                    File.open(module_file_name(module_name, mib_dir), 'w') do |file|
                        YAML.dump(oid_hash, file)
                        file.puts
                    end
                    module_name
                else
                    warn "*** No nodes defined in: #{module_file} ***"
                    nil
                end
            else
                warn "*** Import failed for: #{module_file} ***"
                nil
            end
        end

        ##
        # Returns the full filename of the imported MIB file for the given
        # module name.
        #
        def module_file_name(module_name, mib_dir=DEFAULT_MIB_PATH)
            File.join(mib_dir, module_name + "." + MODULE_EXT)
        end

        ##
        # The MIB.import_module method is only supported if the external
        # 'smidump' tool is available.  This method returns true if a
        # known version of the tool is available.
        #
        def import_supported?
            `smidump --version` =~ /^smidump 0.4/  && $? == 0 
        end

        ##
        # Returns a list of MIB modules that have been imported.  All of
        # the current IETF MIBs should be available from the default
        # MIB directory. 
        #
        # If a regex is provided, then the module names are matched
        # against that pattern.
        #
        def list_imported(regex=//, mib_dir=DEFAULT_MIB_PATH)
            list = []
            Dir["#{mib_dir}/*.#{MODULE_EXT}"].each do |name|
                module_name = File.basename(name, ".*")
                list << module_name if module_name =~ regex
            end
            list
        end
        
        private 
        
        def eval_mib_data(mib_hash)
            ruby_hash = mib_hash.
                gsub(':', '=>').                  # fix hash syntax
                gsub('(', '[').gsub(')', ']').    # fix tuple syntax
                sub('FILENAME =', 'filename =').  # get rid of constants
                sub('MIB =', 'mib =')
            mib = nil
            eval(ruby_hash)
            mib
        end
    end # class methods
    
    def initialize
        @by_name = {}
        @by_module_by_name = {}
    end
    
    ##
    # Loads a module into this MIB.  The module must be imported before it
    # can be loaded.  See MIB.import_module .
    #
    def load_module(module_name, mib_dir=DEFAULT_MIB_PATH)
        oid_hash = nil
        File.open(MIB.module_file_name(module_name, mib_dir)) do |file|
            oid_hash = YAML.load(file.read)
        end
        @by_name.merge!(oid_hash) do |key, old, value|
            warn "warning: overwriting old MIB name '#{key}'"
        end
        @by_module_by_name[module_name] = {}
        @by_module_by_name[module_name].merge!(oid_hash)
    end

    ##
    # Returns a VarBindList for the provided list of objects.  If a
    # string is provided it is interpreted as a symbolic OID.
    #
    # This method accepts many different kinds of objects:
    # - single string object IDs e.g. "1.3.6.1" or "IF-MIB::ifTable.1.1"
    # - single ObjectId
    # - list of string object IDs
    # - list of ObjectIds
    # - list of VarBinds
    # 
    def varbind_list(object_list, option=:KeepValue)
        vb_list = VarBindList.new
        if object_list.respond_to? :to_str
            vb_list << oid(object_list).to_varbind
        elsif object_list.respond_to? :to_varbind
            vb_list << apply_option(object_list.to_varbind, option)
        else
            object_list.each do |item|
                if item.respond_to? :to_str
                    varbind = oid(item).to_varbind
                else
                    varbind = item.to_varbind
                end
                vb_list << apply_option(varbind, option)
            end
        end
        vb_list
    end

    def apply_option(varbind, option)
        if option == :NullValue
            varbind.value = Null
        elsif option != :KeepValue
            raise ArgumentError, "invalid option: #{option.to_s}", caller
        end
        varbind
    end
    private :apply_option
    
    ##
    # Returns a VarBind object for the given name and value.  The name
    # can be a String, ObjectId, or anything that responds to :to_varbind.
    #
    # String names are in the format <ModuleName>::<NodeName>.<Index> with
    # ModuleName and Index being optional.
    #
    def varbind(name, value=Null)
        if name.respond_to? :to_str
            vb = VarBind.new(oid(name), value)
        else
            vb = name.to_varbind
            vb.value = value
        end
        vb
    end
    
    ##
    # Returns an ObjectId for the given name.  Names are in the format
    # <ModuleName>::<NodeName>.<Index> with ModuleName and Index being
    # optional.
    # 
    def oid(name)
        module_parts = name.to_str.split("::")
        if module_parts.length == 1
            parse_oid(@by_name, name.to_str)
        elsif module_parts.length == 2
            module_name = module_parts[0]
            oid = module_parts[1]
            module_hash = @by_module_by_name[module_name]
            if module_hash
                parse_oid(module_hash, oid)
            else
                raise ModuleNotLoadedError, "module '#{module_name}' not loaded"
            end
        else
            raise ArgumentError, "invalid format: #{name.to_str}"
        end
    end

    def parse_oid(node_hash, name)
        oid_parts = name.split(".")
        first_part = oid_parts.shift
        oid_string = node_hash[first_part]
        if oid_string
            oid_array = oid_string.split(".")
        else
            oid_array = [first_part]
        end
        oid_array.concat(oid_parts)
        ObjectId.new(oid_array)
    end
    private :parse_oid
    
end

end # module SNMP
