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package nerdtest

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"os/exec"
	"strings"

	"gotest.tools/v3/assert"

	"github.com/containerd/nerdctl/v2/pkg/buildkitutil"
	"github.com/containerd/nerdctl/v2/pkg/inspecttypes/dockercompat"
	"github.com/containerd/nerdctl/v2/pkg/rootlessutil"
	"github.com/containerd/nerdctl/v2/pkg/testutil/nerdtest/platform"
	"github.com/containerd/nerdctl/v2/pkg/testutil/test"
)

var BuildkitHost test.ConfigKey = "BuildkitHost"

// These are used for ambient requirements
var ipv6 test.ConfigKey = "IPv6Test"
var kubernetes test.ConfigKey = "KubeTest"
var flaky test.ConfigKey = "FlakyTest"
var only test.ConfigValue = "Only"

// These are used for down the road configuration and custom behavior inside command
var modePrivate test.ConfigKey = "PrivateMode"
var stargz test.ConfigKey = "Stargz"
var ipfs test.ConfigKey = "IPFS"
var enabled test.ConfigValue = "Enabled"

// OnlyIPv6 marks a test as suitable to be run exclusively inside an ipv6 environment
// This is an ambient requirement
var OnlyIPv6 = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		helpers.Write(ipv6, only)
		ret = environmentHasIPv6()
		if !ret {
			mess = "runner skips IPv6 compatible tests in the non-IPv6 environment"
		}
		return ret, mess
	},
}

// OnlyKubernetes marks a test as meant to be tested on Kubernetes
// This is an ambient requirement
var OnlyKubernetes = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		helpers.Write(kubernetes, only)
		if _, err := exec.LookPath("kubectl"); err != nil {
			return false, fmt.Sprintf("kubectl is not in the path: %+v", err)
		}
		ret = environmentHasKubernetes()
		if ret {
			helpers.Write(Namespace, "k8s.io")
		} else {
			mess = "runner skips Kubernetes compatible tests in the non-Kubernetes environment"
		}
		return ret, mess
	},
}

// IsFlaky marks a test as randomly failing.
// This is an ambient requirement
var IsFlaky = func(issueLink string) *test.Requirement {
	return &test.Requirement{
		Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
			// We do not even want to get to the setup phase here
			helpers.Write(flaky, only)
			ret = environmentIsForFlaky()
			if !ret {
				mess = "runner skips flaky compatible tests in the non-flaky environment"
			}
			return ret, mess
		},
	}
}

// Docker marks a test as suitable solely for Docker and not Nerdctl
// Generally used as test.Not(nerdtest.Docker), which of course it the opposite
var Docker = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		ret = getTarget() == targetDocker
		if ret {
			mess = "current target is docker"
		} else {
			mess = "current target is not docker"
		}
		return ret, mess
	},
}

// NerdctlNeedsFixing marks a test as unsuitable to be run for Nerdctl, because of a specific known issue which
// url must be passed as an argument
var NerdctlNeedsFixing = func(issueLink string) *test.Requirement {
	return &test.Requirement{
		Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
			ret = getTarget() == targetDocker
			if ret {
				mess = "current target is docker"
			} else {
				mess = "current target is nerdctl, but we will skip as nerdctl currently has issue: " + issueLink
			}
			return ret, mess
		},
	}
}

// BrokenTest marks a test as currently broken, with explanation provided in message, along with
// additional requirements / restrictions describing what it can run on.
var BrokenTest = func(message string, req *test.Requirement) *test.Requirement {
	return &test.Requirement{
		Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (bool, string) {
			ret, mess := req.Check(data, helpers)
			return ret, message + "\n" + mess
		},
		Setup:   req.Setup,
		Cleanup: req.Cleanup,
	}
}

// Rootless marks a test as suitable only for the rootless environment
var Rootless = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		// Make sure we DO not return "IsRootless true" for docker
		ret = getTarget() == targetNerdctl && rootlessutil.IsRootless()
		if ret {
			mess = "environment is root-less"
		} else {
			mess = "environment is root-ful"
		}
		return ret, mess
	},
}

// Rootful marks a test as suitable only for rootful env
var Rootful = test.Not(Rootless)

// CGroup requires that cgroup is enabled
var CGroup = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		ret = true
		mess = "cgroup is enabled"
		stdout := helpers.Capture("info", "--format", "{{ json . }}")
		var dinf dockercompat.Info
		err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(stdout), &dinf)
		assert.NilError(helpers.T(), err, "failed to parse docker info")
		switch dinf.CgroupDriver {
		case "none", "":
			ret = false
			mess = "cgroup is none"
		}
		return ret, mess
	},
}

var CgroupsAccessible = test.Require(
	CGroup,
	&test.Requirement{
		Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
			isRootLess := getTarget() == targetNerdctl && rootlessutil.IsRootless()
			if isRootLess {
				stdout := helpers.Capture("info", "--format", "{{ json . }}")
				var dinf dockercompat.Info
				err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(stdout), &dinf)
				assert.NilError(helpers.T(), err, "failed to parse docker info")
				return dinf.CgroupVersion == "2", "we are rootless, and cgroup version is not 2"
			}
			return true, ""
		},
	},
)

// Soci requires that the soci snapshotter is enabled
var Soci = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		ret = false
		mess = "soci is not enabled"
		stdout := helpers.Capture("info", "--format", "{{ json . }}")
		var dinf dockercompat.Info
		err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(stdout), &dinf)
		assert.NilError(helpers.T(), err, "failed to parse docker info")
		for _, p := range dinf.Plugins.Storage {
			if p == "soci" {
				ret = true
				mess = "soci is enabled"
			}
		}
		return ret, mess
	},
}

var Stargz = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		ret = false
		mess = "stargz is not enabled"
		stdout := helpers.Capture("info", "--format", "{{ json . }}")
		var dinf dockercompat.Info
		err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(stdout), &dinf)
		assert.NilError(helpers.T(), err, "failed to parse docker info")
		for _, p := range dinf.Plugins.Storage {
			if p == "stargz" {
				ret = true
				mess = "stargz is enabled"
			}
		}
		// Need this to happen now for Cleanups to work
		// FIXME: we should be able to access the env (at least through helpers.Command().) instead of this gym
		helpers.Write(stargz, enabled)
		return ret, mess
	},
}

// Registry marks a test as requiring a registry to be deployed
var Registry = test.Require(
	// Registry requires Linux currently
	test.Linux,
	(func() *test.Requirement {
		// Provisional: see note in cleanup
		// var reg *registry.Server

		return &test.Requirement{
			Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (bool, string) {
				return true, ""
			},
			Setup: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) {
				// Ensure we have registry images now, so that we can run --pull=never
				// This is useful for two reasons:
				// - if ghcr.io is out, we want to fail early
				// - when we start a large number of registries in subtests, no need to round-trip to ghcr everytime
				// This of course assumes that the subtests are NOT going to prune / rmi images
				registryImage := platform.RegistryImageStable
				up := os.Getenv("DISTRIBUTION_VERSION")
				if up != "" {
					if up[0:1] != "v" {
						up = "v" + up
					}
					registryImage = platform.RegistryImageNext + up
				}
				helpers.Ensure("pull", "--quiet", registryImage)
				helpers.Ensure("pull", "--quiet", platform.DockerAuthImage)
				helpers.Ensure("pull", "--quiet", platform.KuboImage)
			},
			Cleanup: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) {
				// FIXME: figure out what to do with reg setup/cleanup routines
				// Provisionally, reg is available here in the closure
			},
		}
	})(),
)

// Build marks a test as suitable only if buildkitd is enabled (only tested for nerdctl obviously)
var Build = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (bool, string) {
		// FIXME: shouldn't we run buildkitd in a container? At least for testing, that would be so much easier than
		// against the host install
		ret := true
		mess := "buildkitd is enabled"

		if getTarget() == targetNerdctl {
			bkHostAddr, err := buildkitutil.GetBuildkitHost(defaultNamespace)
			if err != nil {
				ret = false
				mess = fmt.Sprintf("buildkitd is not enabled: %+v", err)
				return ret, mess
			}
			// We also require the buildctl binary in the path
			_, err = exec.LookPath("buildctl")
			if err != nil {
				ret = false
				mess = fmt.Sprintf("buildctl is not in the path: %+v", err)
				return ret, mess
			}
			helpers.Write(BuildkitHost, test.ConfigValue(bkHostAddr))
		}
		return ret, mess
	},
	Cleanup: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) {
		// Previously, every build test was sequential, and was purging the build cache.
		// Running this in parallel of any other test depending on build will trash it.
		// The only way to parallelize any test involving build is indeed to disable this.
		// The price to pay is that we might get cache from another test.
		// This can be avoided individually by passing --no-cache if and when necessary
		// helpers.Anyhow("builder", "prune", "--all", "--force")
	},
}

var IPFS = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		// FIXME: we should be able to access the env (at least through helpers.Command().) instead of this gym
		helpers.Write(ipfs, enabled)
		// FIXME: this is incomplete. We obviously need a daemon running, properly configured
		return test.Binary("ipfs").Check(data, helpers)
	},
}

// Private makes a test run inside a dedicated namespace, with a private config.toml, hosts directory, and DOCKER_CONFIG path
// If the target is docker, parallelism is forcefully disabled
var Private = &test.Requirement{
	Check: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) (ret bool, mess string) {
		// We need this to happen NOW and not in setup, as otherwise cleanup with operate on the default namespace
		namespace := data.Identifier("private")
		helpers.Write(Namespace, test.ConfigValue(namespace))
		data.Set("_deletenamespace", namespace)
		// FIXME: is this necessary? Should NoParallel be subsumed into config?
		helpers.Write(modePrivate, enabled)
		return true, "private mode creates a dedicated namespace for nerdctl, and disable parallelism for docker"
	},

	Cleanup: func(data test.Data, helpers test.Helpers) {
		if getTarget() == targetNerdctl {
			// FIXME: there are conditions where we still have some stuff in there and this fails...
			containerList := strings.TrimSpace(helpers.Capture("ps", "-aq"))
			if containerList != "" {
				helpers.Ensure(append([]string{"rm", "-f"}, strings.Split(containerList, "\n")...)...)
			}
			helpers.Ensure("system", "prune", "-f", "--all", "--volumes")
			helpers.Anyhow("namespace", "remove", data.Get("_deletenamespace"))
		}
	},
}
