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"""Built-in resource transform functions.

A resource transform function converts a JSON-serializable resource to a string
value. This module contains built-in transform functions that may be used in
resource projection and filter expressions.

NOTICE: Each TransformFoo() method is the implementation of a foo() transform
function. Even though the implementation here is in Python the usage in resource
projection and filter expressions is language agnostic. This affects the
Pythonicness of the Transform*() methods:
  (1) The docstrings are used to generate external user documentation.
  (2) The method prototypes are included in the documentation. In particular the
      prototype formal parameter names are stylized for the documentation.
  (3) The 'r', 'kwargs', and 'projection' args are not included in the external
      documentation. Docstring descriptions, other than the Args: line for the
      arg itself, should not mention these args. Assume the reader knows the
      specific item the transform is being applied to. When in doubt refer to
      the output of $ gcloud topic projections.
  (4) The types of some args, like r, are not fixed until runtime. Other args
      may have either a base type value or string representation of that type.
      It is up to the transform implementation to silently do the string=>type
      conversions. That's why you may see e.g. int(arg) in some of the methods.
  (5) Unless it is documented to do so, a transform function must not raise any
      exceptions related to the resource r. The `undefined' arg is used to
      handle all unusual conditions, including ones that would raise exceptions.
      Exceptions for arguments explicitly under the caller's control are OK.
"""

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import unicode_literals

import base64
import datetime
import io
import re

from googlecloudsdk.core.console import console_attr
from googlecloudsdk.core.resource import resource_exceptions
from googlecloudsdk.core.resource import resource_property
from googlecloudsdk.core.util import times

import six
from six.moves import map  # pylint: disable=redefined-builtin
from six.moves import urllib


def GetBooleanArgValue(arg):
  """Returns the Boolean value for arg."""
  if arg in (True, False):
    return arg
  if not arg:
    return False
  try:
    if arg.lower() == 'false':
      return False
  except AttributeError:
    pass
  try:
    return bool(float(arg))
  except ValueError:
    pass
  return True


def _GetParsedKey(key):
  """Returns a parsed key from a dotted key string."""
  # pylint: disable=g-import-not-at-top, circular dependency
  from googlecloudsdk.core.resource import resource_lex
  return resource_lex.Lexer(key).Key()


def GetKeyValue(r, key, undefined=None):
  """Returns the value for key in r.

  Args:
    r: The resource object.
    key: The dotted attribute name string.
    undefined: This is returned if key is not in r.

  Returns:
    The value for key in r.
  """
  return resource_property.Get(r, _GetParsedKey(key), undefined)


def TransformAlways(r):
  """Marks a transform sequence to always be applied.

  In some cases transforms are disabled. Prepending always() to a transform
  sequence causes the sequence to always be evaluated.

  Example:
    `some_field.always().foo().bar()`:::
    Always applies foo() and then bar().

  Args:
    r: A resource.

  Returns:
    r.
  """
  # This method is used as a decorator in transform expressions. It is
  # recognized at parse time and discarded.
  return r


def TransformBaseName(r, undefined=''):
  """Returns the last path component.

  Args:
    r: A URI or unix/windows file path.
    undefined: Returns this value if the resource or basename is empty.

  Returns:
    The last path component.
  """
  if not r:
    return undefined
  s = six.text_type(r)
  for separator in ('/', '\\'):
    i = s.rfind(separator)
    if i >= 0:
      return s[i + 1:]
  return s or undefined


def TransformCollection(r, undefined=''):  # pylint: disable=unused-argument
  """Returns the current resource collection.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    undefined: This value is returned if r or the collection is empty.

  Returns:
    The current resource collection, undefined if unknown.
  """
  # This method will most likely be overridden by a resource printer.
  return undefined


def TransformColor(r, red=None, yellow=None, green=None, blue=None, **kwargs):
  """Colorizes the resource string value.

  The *red*, *yellow*, *green* and *blue* args are RE patterns, matched against
  the resource in order. The first pattern that matches colorizes the matched
  substring with that color, and the other patterns are skipped.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    red: The substring pattern for the color red.
    yellow: The substring pattern for the color yellow.
    green: The substring pattern for the color green.
    blue: The substring pattern for the color blue.
    **kwargs: console_attr.Colorizer() kwargs.

  Returns:
    A console_attr.Colorizer() object if any color substring matches, r
    otherwise.

  Example:
    `color(red=STOP,yellow=CAUTION,green=GO)`:::
    For the resource string "CAUTION means GO FASTER" displays the
    substring "CAUTION" in yellow.
  """
  string = six.text_type(r)
  for color, pattern in (('red', red), ('yellow', yellow), ('green', green),
                         ('blue', blue)):
    if pattern and re.search(pattern, string):
      return console_attr.Colorizer(string, color, **kwargs)
  return string


def TransformCount(r):
  """Counts the number of each item in the list.

  A string resource is treated as a list of characters.

  Args:
    r: A string or list.

  Returns:
    A dictionary mapping list elements to the number of them in the input list.

  Example:
    `"b/a/b/c".split("/").count()`:::
    Returns {a: 1, b: 2, c: 1}.
  """
  if not r:
    return {}

  try:
    count = {}
    for item in r:
      c = count.get(item, 0)
      count[item] = c + 1
    return count
  except TypeError:
    return {}


# pylint: disable=redefined-builtin, external expression expects format kwarg.
def TransformDate(r, format='%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S', unit=1, undefined='',
                  tz=None, tz_default=None):
  """Formats the resource as a strftime() format.

  Args:
    r: A timestamp number or an object with 3 or more of these fields: year,
      month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond, microsecond, nanosecond.
    format: The strftime(3) format.
    unit: If the resource is a Timestamp then divide by _unit_ to yield seconds.
    undefined: Returns this value if the resource is not a valid time.
    tz: Return the time relative to the tz timezone if specified, the explicit
      timezone in the resource if it has one, otherwise the local timezone.
      For example, ...date(tz=EST5EDT, tz_default=UTC).
    tz_default: The default timezone if the resource does not have a timezone
      suffix.

  Returns:
    The strftime() date format for r or undefined if r does not contain a valid
    time.
  """
  # Check if r has an isoformat() method.
  try:
    r = r.isoformat()
  except (AttributeError, TypeError, ValueError):
    pass

  tz_in = times.GetTimeZone(tz_default) if tz_default else None
  # Check if r is a timestamp.
  try:
    timestamp = float(r) / float(unit)
  except (TypeError, ValueError):
    timestamp = None
  if timestamp is not None:
    try:
      dt = times.GetDateTimeFromTimeStamp(timestamp, tz_in)
      return times.FormatDateTime(dt, format)
    except times.Error:
      pass

  # Check if r is a serialized datetime object.
  original_repr = resource_property.Get(r, ['datetime'], None)
  if original_repr and isinstance(original_repr, six.string_types):
    r = original_repr

  tz_out = times.GetTimeZone(tz) if tz else None
  # Check if r is a date/time string.
  try:
    dt = times.ParseDateTime(r, tzinfo=tz_in)
    return times.FormatDateTime(dt, format, tz_out)
  except times.Error:
    pass

  def _FormatFromParts():
    """Returns the formatted time from broken down time parts in r.

    Raises:
      TypeError: For invalid time part errors.
      ValueError: For time conversion errors or not enough valid time parts.

    Returns:
      The formatted time from broken down time parts in r.
    """
    valid = 0
    parts = []
    now = datetime.datetime.now(tz_in)
    for part in ('year', 'month', 'day', 'hour', 'minute', 'second'):
      value = resource_property.Get(r, [part], None)
      if value is None:
        # Missing parts default to now.
        value = getattr(now, part, 0)
      else:
        valid += 1
      parts.append(int(value))
    # The last value is microseconds. Add in any subsecond parts but don't count
    # them in the validity check.
    parts.append(0)
    for i, part in enumerate(['nanosecond', 'microsecond', 'millisecond']):
      value = resource_property.Get(r, [part], None)
      if value is not None:
        parts[-1] += int(int(value) * 1000 ** (i - 1))
    # year&month&day or hour&minute&second would be OK, "3" covers those and any
    # combination of 3 non-subsecond date/time parts.
    if valid < 3:
      raise ValueError
    parts.append(tz_in)
    dt = datetime.datetime(*parts)
    return times.FormatDateTime(dt, format, tz_out)

  try:
    return _FormatFromParts()
  except (TypeError, ValueError):
    pass

  # Does anyone really know what time it is?
  return undefined


def TransformDecode(r, encoding, undefined=''):
  """Returns the decoded value of the resource that was encoded by encoding.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    encoding: The encoding name. *base64* and *utf-8* are supported.
    undefined: Returns this value if the decoding fails.

  Returns:
    The decoded resource.
  """
  # Apitools will encode bytefields using URL-safe base64 when translating
  # from message to JSON. The built in base64 codec uses the standard
  # implementation which will fail to decode some URL-safe base64 encoded
  # strings. So if a encoded string contains '-' or '_' characters, the
  # built-in decode function will fail to decode the string.
  # This solution attempts to first use URL-safe base64 decoding and will fall
  # through to the built-in decode implementation. This was deemed better than
  # registering a new codec which would mess with the global state.
  # TODO(b/69855177): See if this can be done by registering a base64 codec
  # instead.
  if encoding == 'base64':
    try:
      # This uses str.translate, so we must cast unicode to str here.
      return base64.urlsafe_b64decode(str(r))
    except:  # pylint: disable=bare-except
      # This shouldn't happen because the URL-safe implementation can handle
      # both standard and URL-safe encoded base64 strings.
      pass

  # Some codecs support 'replace', all support 'strict' (the default).
  for errors in ('replace', 'strict'):
    try:
      return r.decode(encoding, errors)
    except:  # pylint: disable=bare-except, undefined for any exception
      pass
  return undefined


def TransformDuration(r, start='', end='', parts=3, precision=3, calendar=True,
                      unit=1, undefined=''):
  """Formats the resource as an ISO 8601 duration string.

  The [ISO 8601 Duration](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Durations)
  format is: "[-]P[nY][nM][nD][T[nH][nM][n[.m]S]]". The 0 duration is "P0".
  Otherwise at least one part will always be displayed. Negative durations are
  prefixed by "-". "T" disambiguates months "P2M" to the left of "T" and minutes
  "PT5M" to the right.

  If the resource is a datetime then the duration of `resource - current_time`
  is returned.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    start: The name of a start time attribute in the resource. The duration of
      the `end - start` time attributes in resource is returned. If `end` is
      not specified then the current time is used.
    end: The name of an end time attribute in the resource. Defaults to
      the current time if omitted. Ignored if `start` is not specified.
    parts: Format at most this many duration parts starting with largest
      non-zero part.
    precision: Format the last duration part with precision digits after the
      decimal point. Trailing "0" and "." are always stripped.
    calendar: Allow time units larger than hours in formatted durations if true.
      Durations specifying hours or smaller units are exact across daylight
      savings time boundaries. On by default. Use calendar=false to disable.
      For example, if `calendar=true` then at the daylight savings boundary
      2016-03-13T01:00:00 + P1D => 2016-03-14T01:00:00 but 2016-03-13T01:00:00 +
      PT24H => 2016-03-14T03:00:00. Similarly, a +P1Y duration will be inexact
      but "calendar correct", yielding the same month and day number next year,
      even in leap years.
    unit: Divide the resource numeric value by _unit_ to yield seconds.
    undefined: Returns this value if the resource is not a valid timestamp.

  Returns:
    The ISO 8601 duration string for r or undefined if r is not a duration.

  Example:
    `duration(start=createTime,end=updateTime)`:::
    The duration from resource creation to the most recent update.
    `updateTime.duration()`:::
    The duration since the most recent resource update.
  """
  try:
    parts = int(parts)
    precision = int(precision)
  except ValueError:
    return undefined
  calendar = GetBooleanArgValue(calendar)

  if start:
    # Duration of ((end or Now()) - start).

    # Get the datetime of both.
    try:
      start_datetime = times.ParseDateTime(GetKeyValue(r, start))
      end_value = GetKeyValue(r, end) if end else None
      if end_value:
        end_datetime = times.ParseDateTime(end_value)
      else:
        end_datetime = times.Now(tzinfo=start_datetime.tzinfo)
    except times.Error:
      return undefined

    # Finally format the duration of the delta.
    delta = end_datetime - start_datetime
    return times.GetDurationFromTimeDelta(
        delta=delta, calendar=calendar).Format(parts=parts, precision=precision)

  # Check if the resource is a float duration.
  try:
    seconds = float(r) / float(unit)
  except (TypeError, ValueError):
    seconds = None
  if seconds is not None:
    try:
      duration = times.ParseDuration('PT{0}S'.format(seconds),
                                     calendar=calendar)
      return duration.Format(parts=parts, precision=precision)
    except times.Error:
      pass

  # Check if the resource is an ISO 8601 duration.
  try:
    duration = times.ParseDuration(r)
    return duration.Format(parts=parts, precision=precision)
  except times.Error:
    pass

  # Check if the resource is a datetime.
  try:
    start_datetime = times.ParseDateTime(r)
  except times.Error:
    return undefined

  # Format the duration of (now - r).
  end_datetime = times.Now(tzinfo=start_datetime.tzinfo)
  delta = end_datetime - start_datetime
  return times.GetDurationFromTimeDelta(delta=delta, calendar=calendar).Format(
      parts=parts, precision=precision)


def TransformEncode(r, encoding, undefined=''):
  """Returns the encoded value of the resource using encoding.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    encoding: The encoding name. *base64* and *utf-8* are supported.
    undefined: Returns this value if the encoding fails.

  Returns:
    The encoded resource.
  """
  if encoding == 'base64':
    try:
      b = base64.b64encode(console_attr.EncodeToBytes(r))
      return console_attr.SafeText(b).rstrip('\n')
    except:  # pylint: disable=bare-except, undefined for any exception
      return undefined
  try:
    return console_attr.SafeText(r, encoding)
  except:  # pylint: disable=bare-except, undefined for any exception
    return undefined


def TransformEnum(r, projection, enums, inverse=False, undefined=''):
  """Returns the enums dictionary description for the resource.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    projection: The parent ProjectionSpec.
    enums: The name of a message enum dictionary.
    inverse: Do inverse lookup if true.
    undefined: Returns this value if there is no matching enum description.

  Returns:
    The enums dictionary description for the resource.
  """
  inverse = GetBooleanArgValue(inverse)
  type_name = GetTypeDataName(enums, 'inverse-enum' if inverse else 'enum')
  descriptions = projection.symbols.get(type_name)
  if not descriptions and inverse:
    normal = projection.symbols.get(GetTypeDataName(enums, 'enum'))
    if normal:
      # Create the inverse dict and memoize it in projection.symbols.
      descriptions = {}
      for k, v in six.iteritems(normal):
        descriptions[v] = k
      projection.symbols[type_name] = descriptions
  return descriptions.get(r, undefined) if descriptions else undefined


def TransformError(r, message=None):
  """Raises an Error exception that does not generate a stack trace.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    message: An error message. If not specified then the resource is formatted
      as the error message.

  Raises:
    Error: This will not generate a stack trace.
  """
  if message is None:
    message = six.text_type(r)
  raise resource_exceptions.Error(message)


def TransformExtract(r, *keys):
  """Extract a list of non-empty values for the specified resource keys.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    *keys: The list of keys in the resource whose non-empty values will be
        included in the result.

  Returns:
    The list of extracted values with empty / null values omitted.
  """
  try:
    values = [GetKeyValue(r, k, None) for k in keys]
    return [v for v in values if v]
  except TypeError:
    return []


def TransformFatal(r, message=None):
  """Raises an InternalError exception that generates a stack trace.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    message: An error message. If not specified then the resource is formatted
      as the error message.

  Raises:
    InternalError: This generates a stack trace.
  """
  raise resource_exceptions.InternalError(
      message if message is not None else six.text_type(r))


def TransformFilter(r, expression):
  """Selects elements of r that match the filter expression.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    expression: The filter expression to apply to r.

  Returns:
    The elements of r that match the filter expression.

  Example:
    x.filter("key:val") selects elements of r that have 'key' fields containing
    'val'.
  """

  # import loop
  from googlecloudsdk.core.resource import resource_filter  # pylint: disable=g-import-not-at-top

  if not r:
    return r
  select = resource_filter.Compile(expression).Evaluate
  if not resource_property.IsListLike(r):
    return r if select(r) else ''
  transformed = []
  for item in r:
    if select(item):
      transformed.append(item)
  return transformed


def TransformFirstOf(r, *keys):
  """Returns the first non-empty attribute value for key in keys.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    *keys: Keys to check for resource attribute values,

  Returns:
    The first non-empty r.key value for key in keys, '' otherwise.

  Example:
    `x.firstof(bar_foo, barFoo, BarFoo, BAR_FOO)`:::
    Checks x.bar_foo, x.barFoo, x.BarFoo, and x.BAR_FOO in order for the first
    non-empty value.
  """
  for key in keys:
    v = GetKeyValue(r, key)
    if v is not None:
      return v
  return ''


def TransformFlatten(r, show='', undefined='', separator=','):
  """Formats nested dicts and/or lists into a compact comma separated list.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    show: If show=*keys* then list dict keys; if show=*values* then list dict
      values; otherwise list dict key=value pairs.
    undefined: Return this if the resource is empty.
    separator: The list item separator string.

  Returns:
    The key=value pairs for a dict or list values for a list, separated by
    separator. Returns undefined if r is empty, or r if it is not a dict or
    list.

  Example:
    `--format="table(field.map(2).list().map().list().list()"`:::
    Expression with explicit flattening.
    `--format="table(field.flatten()"`:::
    Equivalent expression using .flatten().
  """

  def Flatten(x):
    return TransformFlatten(
        x, show=show, undefined=undefined, separator=separator)

  if isinstance(r, dict):
    if show == 'keys':
      r = separator.join(
          [six.text_type(k) for k in sorted(r)])
    elif show == 'values':
      r = separator.join(
          [Flatten(v) for _, v in sorted(six.iteritems(r))])
    else:
      r = separator.join(
          ['{k}={v}'.format(k=k, v=Flatten(v))
           for k, v in sorted(six.iteritems(r))])
  if r and isinstance(r, list):
    if isinstance(r[0], (dict, list)):
      r = [Flatten(v) for v in r]
    return separator.join(map(six.text_type, r))
  return r or undefined


def TransformFloat(r, precision=6, spec=None, undefined=''):
  """Returns the string representation of a floating point number.

  One of these formats is used (1) ". _precision_ _spec_" if _spec_ is specified
  (2) ". _precision_" unless 1e-04 <= abs(number) < 1e+09 (3) ".1f" otherwise.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    precision: The maximum number of digits before and after the decimal point.
    spec: The printf(3) floating point format "e", "f" or "g" spec character.
    undefined: Returns this value if the resource is not a float.

  Returns:
    The string representation of the floating point number r.
  """
  # TransformFloat vs. float.str() comparison:
  #
  #   METHOD          PRECISION   NO-EXPONENT-RANGE
  #   TransformFloat()        6   1e-04 <= x < 1e+9
  #   float.str()            12   1e-04 <= x < 1e+11
  #
  # The TransformFloat default avoids implementation dependent floating point
  # roundoff differences in the fraction digits.
  #
  # round(float(r), precision) won't work here because it only works for
  # significant digits immediately after the decimal point. For example,
  # round(0.0000000000123456789, 6) is 0, not 1.23457e-11.

  try:
    number = float(r)
  except (TypeError, ValueError):
    return undefined
  if spec is not None:
    fmt = '{{number:.{precision}{spec}}}'.format(precision=precision, spec=spec)
    return fmt.format(number=number)
  fmt = '{{number:.{precision}}}'.format(precision=precision)
  representation = fmt.format(number=number)
  exponent_index = representation.find('e+')
  if exponent_index >= 0:
    exponent = int(representation[exponent_index + 2:])
    if exponent < 9:
      return '{number:.1f}'.format(number=number)
  return representation


# The 'format' transform is special: it has no kwargs and the second argument
# is the ProjectionSpec of the calling projection.
def TransformFormat(r, projection, fmt, *args):
  """Formats resource key values.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    projection: The parent ProjectionSpec.
    fmt: The format string with {0} ... {nargs-1} references to the resource
      attribute name arg values.
    *args: The resource attribute key expression to format. The printer
      projection symbols and aliases may be used in key expressions. If no args
      are specified then the resource is used as the arg list if it is a list,
      otherwise the resource is used as the only arg.

  Returns:
    The formatted string.

  Example:
    `--format='value(format("{0:f.1}/{1:f.1}", q.CPU.default, q.CPU.limit))'`:::
    Formats q.CPU.default and q.CPU.limit as floating point numbers.
  """
  if args:
    columns = projection.compiler('({0})'.format(','.join(args)),
                                  by_columns=True,
                                  defaults=projection).Evaluate(r)
  elif isinstance(r, list):
    columns = r
  else:
    columns = [r or '']
  return fmt.format(*columns)


def TransformGroup(r, *keys):
  """Formats a [...] grouped list.

  Each group is enclosed in [...]. The first item separator is ':', subsequent
  separators are ','.
    [item1] [item1] ...
    [item1: item2] ... [item1: item2]
    [item1: item2, item3] ... [item1: item2, item3]

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    *keys: Optional attribute keys to select from the list. Otherwise
      the string value of each list item is selected.

  Returns:
    The [...] grouped formatted list, [] if r is empty.
  """
  if not r:
    return '[]'
  buf = io.StringIO()
  sep = None
  parsed_keys = [_GetParsedKey(key) for key in keys]
  for item in r:
    if sep:
      buf.write(sep)
    else:
      sep = ' '
    if not parsed_keys:
      buf.write('[{0}]'.format(six.text_type(item)))
    else:
      buf.write('[')
      sub = None
      for key in parsed_keys:
        if sub:
          buf.write(sub)
          sub = ', '
        else:
          sub = ': '
        value = resource_property.Get(item, key, None)
        if value is not None:
          buf.write(six.text_type(value))
      buf.write(']')
  return buf.getvalue()


def TransformIf(r, expr):
  """Disables the projection key if the flag name filter expr is false.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    expr: A command flag filter name expression. See `gcloud topic filters` for
      details on filter expressions. The expression variables are flag names
      without the leading *--* prefix and dashes replaced by underscores.

  Example:
    `table(name, value.if(NOT short_format))`:::
    Lists a value column if the *--short-format* command line flag is not
    specified.

  Returns:
    r
  """
  _ = expr
  return r


def TransformIso(r, undefined='T'):
  """Formats the resource to numeric ISO time format.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    undefined: Returns this value if the resource does not have an isoformat()
      attribute.

  Returns:
    The numeric ISO time format for r or undefined if r is not a time.
  """
  return TransformDate(r, format='%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%3f%Oz',
                       undefined=undefined)


def TransformJoin(r, sep='/', undefined=''):
  """Joins the elements of the resource list by the value of sep.

  A string resource is treated as a list of characters.

  Args:
    r: A string or list.
    sep: The separator value to use when joining.
    undefined: Returns this value if the result after joining is empty.

  Returns:
    A new string containing the resource values joined by sep.

  Example:
    `"a/b/c/d".split("/").join("!")`:::
    Returns "a!b!c!d".
  """
  try:
    parts = [six.text_type(i) for i in r]
    return sep.join(parts) or undefined
  except (AttributeError, TypeError):
    return undefined


def TransformLen(r):
  """Returns the length of the resource if it is non-empty, 0 otherwise.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.

  Returns:
    The length of r if r is non-empty, 0 otherwise.
  """
  try:
    return len(r)
  except TypeError:
    return 0


def TransformList(r, show='', undefined='', separator=','):
  """Formats a dict or list into a compact comma separated list.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    show: If show=*keys* then list dict keys; if show=*values* then list dict
      values; otherwise list dict key=value pairs.
    undefined: Return this if the resource is empty.
    separator: The list item separator string.

  Returns:
    The key=value pairs for a dict or list values for a list, separated by
    separator. Returns undefined if r is empty, or r if it is not a dict or
    list.
  """
  if isinstance(r, dict):
    if show == 'keys':
      return separator.join([six.text_type(k) for k in sorted(r)])
    elif show == 'values':
      return separator.join(
          [six.text_type(v) for _, v in sorted(six.iteritems(r))])
    else:
      return separator.join(['{k}={v}'.format(k=k, v=v)
                             for k, v in sorted(six.iteritems(r))])
  if isinstance(r, list):
    return separator.join(map(six.text_type, r))
  return r or undefined


def TransformMap(r, depth=1):
  """Applies the next transform in the sequence to each resource list item.

  Example:
    ```list_field.map().foo().list()```:::
    Applies foo() to each item in list_field and then list() to the resulting
    value to return a compact comma-separated list.
    ```list_field.*foo().list()```:::
    ```*``` is shorthand for map().
    ```list_field.map().foo().map().bar()```:::
    Applies foo() to each item in list_field and then bar() to each item in the
    resulting list.
    ```abc.xyz.map(2).foo()```:::
    Applies foo() to each item in xyz[] for all items in abc[].
    ```abc.xyz.**foo()```:::
    ```**``` is shorthand for map(2).

  Args:
    r: A resource.
    depth: The list nesting depth.

  Returns:
    r.
  """
  # This method is used as a decorator in transform expressions. It is
  # recognized at parse time and discarded.
  _ = depth
  return r


def TransformNotNull(r):
  """Remove null values from the resource list.

  Args:
    r: A resource list.

  Returns:
    The resource list with None values removed.
  """
  try:
    return [x for x in r if x is not None]
  except TypeError:
    return []


def TransformResolution(r, undefined='', transpose=False):
  """Formats a human readable XY resolution.

  Args:
    r: object, A JSON-serializable object containing an x/y resolution.
    undefined: Returns this value if a recognizable resolution was not found.
    transpose: Returns the y/x resolution if true.

  Returns:
    The human readable x/y resolution for r if it contains members that
      specify width/height, col/row, col/line, or x/y resolution. Returns
      undefined if no resolution found.
  """
  names = (
      ('width', 'height'),
      ('screenx', 'screeny'),
      ('col', 'row'),
      ('col', 'line'),
      ('x', 'y'),
      )

  # Collect the lower case candidate member names.
  mem = {}
  for m in r if isinstance(r, dict) else dir(r):
    if not m.startswith('__') and not m.endswith('__'):
      mem[m.lower()] = m

  def _Dimension(d):
    """Gets the resolution dimension for d.

    Args:
      d: The dimension name substring to get.

    Returns:
      The resolution dimension matching d or None.
    """
    for m in mem:
      if d in m:
        return resource_property.Get(r, [mem[d]], None)
    return None

  # Check member name pairwise matches in order from least to most ambiguous.
  for name_x, name_y in names:
    x = _Dimension(name_x)
    if x is None:
      continue
    y = _Dimension(name_y)
    if y is None:
      continue
    if GetBooleanArgValue(transpose):
      return '{y} x {x}'.format(x=x, y=y)
    return '{x} x {y}'.format(x=x, y=y)
  return undefined


def TransformScope(r, *args):
  """Gets the /args/ suffix from a URI.

  Args:
    r: A URI.
    *args: Optional URI segment names. If not specified then 'regions', 'zones'
      is assumed.

  Returns:
    The URI segment after the first /*args/ in r, the last /-separated
      component in r if none found.

  Example:
    `"http://abc/foo/projects/bar/xyz".scope("projects")`:::
    Returns "bar/xyz".
    `"http://xyz/foo/regions/abc".scope()`:::
    Returns "abc".
  """
  if not r:
    return ''
  # pylint: disable=too-many-function-args
  r = urllib.parse.unquote(six.text_type(r))
  # pylint: enable=too-many-function-args
  if '/' not in r:
    return r
  # Checking for regions and/or zones is the most common use case.
  for scope in args or ('regions', 'zones'):
    segment = '/' + scope + '/'
    if segment in r:
      return r.split(segment)[-1]
  if r.startswith('https://'):
    return r.split('/')[-1]
  return r


def TransformSegment(r, index=-1, undefined=''):
  """Returns the index-th URI path segment.

  Args:
    r: A URI path.
    index: The path segment index to return counting from 0.
    undefined: Returns this value if the resource or segment index is empty.

  Returns:
    The index-th URI path segment in r
  """
  if not r:
    return undefined
  # pylint: disable=too-many-function-args
  r = urllib.parse.unquote(six.text_type(r))
  # pylint: enable=too-many-function-args
  segments = r.split('/')
  try:
    return segments[int(index)] or undefined
  except IndexError:
    return undefined


# pylint: disable=redefined-builtin, params match the transform spec
def TransformSize(r, zero='0', precision=1, units_in=None, units_out=None,
                  min=0):
  """Formats a human readable size in bytes.

  Args:
    r: A size in bytes.
    zero: Returns this if size==0. Ignored if None.
    precision: The number of digits displayed after the decimal point.
    units_in: A unit suffix (only the first character is checked) or unit size.
      The size is multiplied by this. The default is 1.0.
    units_out: A unit suffix (only the first character is checked) or unit size.
      The size is divided by this. The default is 1.0.
    min: Sizes < _min_ will be listed as "< _min_".

  Returns:
    A human readable scaled size in bytes.
  """

  def _UnitSuffixAndSize(unit):
    """Returns the unit size for unit, 1.0 for unknown units.

    Args:
      unit: The unit suffix (only the first character is checked), the unit
        size in bytes, or None.

    Returns:
      A (unit_suffix, unit_size) tuple.
    """
    unit_size = {
        'K': 2 ** 10,
        'M': 2 ** 20,
        'G': 2 ** 30,
        'T': 2 ** 40,
        'P': 2 ** 50,
    }

    try:
      return ('', float(unit) or 1.0)
    except (TypeError, ValueError):
      pass
    try:
      unit_suffix = unit[0].upper()
      return (unit_suffix, unit_size[unit_suffix])
    except (IndexError, KeyError, TypeError):
      pass
    return ('', 1.0)

  if not r and zero is not None:
    return zero
  try:
    size = float(r)
  except (TypeError, ValueError):
    size = 0
  min_size = float(min)  # Exception OK here.
  if size < min_size:
    size = min_size
    prefix = '< '
  else:
    prefix = ''
  (_, units_in_size) = _UnitSuffixAndSize(units_in)
  size *= units_in_size
  (units_out_suffix, units_out_size) = _UnitSuffixAndSize(units_out)
  if units_out_suffix:
    size /= units_out_size
    fmt = '{{0:.{precision}f}}'.format(precision=precision)
    return fmt.format(size)
  the_unit = 'PiB'
  for unit in ['bytes', 'KiB', 'MiB', 'GiB', 'TiB', 'PiB']:
    if size < 1024.0:
      the_unit = unit
      break
    size /= 1024.0
  if the_unit:
    the_unit = ' ' + the_unit
  if size == int(size):
    return '{0}{1}{2}'.format(prefix, int(size), the_unit)
  else:
    fmt = '{{0}}{{1:.{precision}f}}{{2}}'.format(precision=precision)
    return fmt.format(prefix, size, the_unit)


def TransformSlice(r, op=':', undefined=''):
  """Returns a list slice specified by op.

  The op parameter consists of up to three colon-delimeted integers: start, end,
  and step. The parameter supports half-open ranges: start and end values can
  be omitted, representing the first and last positions of the resource
  respectively.

  The step value represents the increment between items in the resource included
  in the slice. A step of 2 results in a slice that contains every other item in
  the resource.

  Negative values for start and end indicate that the positons should start from
  the last position of the resource. A negative value for step indicates that
  the slice should contain items in reverse order.

  If op contains no colons, the slice consists of the single item at the
  specified position in the resource.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable string or array.
    op: The slice operation.
    undefined: Returns this value if the slice cannot be created, or the
        resulting slice is empty.

  Returns:
    A new array containing the specified slice of the resource.

  Example:
    `[1,2,3].slice(1:)`:::
    Returns [2,3].
    `[1,2,3].slice(:2)`:::
    Returns [1,2].
    `[1,2,3].slice(-1:)`:::
    Returns [3].
    `[1,2,3].slice(: :-1)`:::
    Returns [3,2,1].
    `[1,2,3].slice(1)`:::
    Returns [2].
  """
  op = op.strip()
  if not op:
    return undefined

  # Construct a list of integer and None values from op to be passed to slice().
  try:
    ops = [int(sp) if sp else None for sp in (p.strip() for p in op.split(':'))]
  except (AttributeError, TypeError, ValueError):
    return undefined

  # Handle the case where the user specifies only an index by
  # constructing a slice of i:i+1. E.g., the equivalent slice of index
  # 1 is [1:2]. If ops[0] + 1 == 0, use None as the slice end instead.
  # The slice [-1:0] returns an empty set; [-1:] returns a set
  # containing the last element.
  if len(ops) == 1:
    ops.append(ops[0] + 1 or None)

  try:
    return list(r[slice(*ops)]) or undefined
  except (TypeError, ValueError):
    return undefined


def TransformSort(r, attr=''):
  """Sorts the elements of the resource list by a given attribute (or itself).

  A string resource is treated as a list of characters.

  Args:
    r: A string or list.
    attr: The optional field of an object or dict by which to sort.

  Returns:
    A resource list ordered by the specified key.

  Example:
    `"b/a/d/c".split("/").sort()`:::
    Returns "[a, b, c, d]".
  """
  if not r:
    return []

  def SortKey(item):
    if not attr:
      return item
    return GetKeyValue(item, attr)
  return sorted(r, key=SortKey)


def TransformSplit(r, sep='/', undefined=''):
  """Splits a string by the value of sep.

  Args:
    r: A string.
    sep: The separator value to use when splitting.
    undefined: Returns this value if the result after splitting is empty.

  Returns:
    A new array containing the split components of the resource.

  Example:
    `"a/b/c/d".split()`:::
    Returns ["a", "b", "c", "d"].
  """
  if not r:
    return undefined

  try:
    return r.split(sep)
  except (AttributeError, TypeError, ValueError):
    return undefined


def TransformSub(r, pattern, replacement, count=0, ignorecase=True):
  """Replaces a pattern matched in a string with the given replacement.

  Return the string obtained by replacing the leftmost non-overlapping
  occurrences of pattern in the string by replacement. If the pattern isn't
  found, then the original string is returned unchanged.

  Args:
    r: A string
    pattern: The regular expression pattern to match in r that we want to
      replace with something.
    replacement: The value to substitute into whatever pattern is matched.
    count: The max number of pattern occurrences to be replaced. Must be
      non-negative. If omitted or zero, all occurrences will be replaces.
    ignorecase: Whether to perform case-insensitive matching.

  Returns:
    A new string with the replacements applied.

  Example:
    `table(field.sub(" there", ""))`:::
    If the field string is "hey there" it will be displayed as "hey".
  """
  try:
    count = int(count)
  except ValueError:
    return r

  try:
    ignorecase = re.IGNORECASE if GetBooleanArgValue(ignorecase) else 0
    flags = re.MULTILINE | re.DOTALL | ignorecase
    return re.sub(pattern, replacement, r, count, flags)
  except re.error:
    return r


def TransformSynthesize(r, *args):
  """Synthesizes a new resource from the schema arguments.

  A list of tuple arguments controls the resource synthesis. Each tuple is a
  schema that defines the synthesis of one resource list item. Each schema
  item defines the synthesis of one synthesized_resource attribute from an
  original_resource attribute.

  There are three kinds of schema items:

  *name:literal*:::
  The value for the name attribute in the synthesized resource is the literal
  value.
  *name=key*:::
  The value for the name attribute in the synthesized_resource is the
  value of key in the original_resource.
  *key*:::
  All the attributes of the value of key in the original_resource are
  added to the attributes in the synthesized_resource.
  :::

  Args:
    r: A resource list.
    *args: The list of schema tuples.

  Example:
    This returns a list of two resource items:::
    `synthesize((name:up, upInfo), (name:down, downInfo))`
    If upInfo and downInfo serialize to:::
    `{"foo": 1, "bar": "yes"}`
    and:::
    `{"foo": 0, "bar": "no"}`
    then the synthesized resource list is:::
    `[{"name": "up", "foo": 1, "bar": "yes"},
      {"name": "down", "foo": 0, "bar": "no"}]`
    This could then be displayed by a nested table using:::
    `synthesize(...):format="table(name, foo, bar)"`


  Returns:
    A synthesized resource list.
  """
  # This method is used as a decorator in transform expressions. It is
  # recognized at parse time and discarded.
  _ = args
  return r


def TransformUri(r, undefined='.'):
  """Gets the resource URI.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    undefined: Returns this if a the URI for r cannot be determined.

  Returns:
    The URI for r or undefined if not defined.
  """

  def _GetAttr(attr):
    """Returns the string value for attr or None if the value is not a string.

    Args:
      attr: The attribute object to get the value from.

    Returns:
      The string value for attr or None if the value is not a string.
    """
    try:
      attr = attr()
    except TypeError:
      pass
    return attr if isinstance(attr, six.string_types) else None

  if isinstance(r, six.string_types):
    if r.startswith('https://'):
      return r
  elif r:
    for name in ('selfLink', 'SelfLink'):
      uri = _GetAttr(resource_property.Get(r, [name], None))
      if uri:
        return uri
  return undefined


def TransformYesNo(r, yes=None, no='No'):
  """Returns no if the resource is empty, yes or the resource itself otherwise.

  Args:
    r: A JSON-serializable object.
    yes: If the resource is not empty then returns _yes_ or the resource itself
      if _yes_ is not defined.
    no: Returns this value if the resource is empty.

  Returns:
    yes or r if r is not empty, no otherwise.
  """
  return (r if yes is None else yes) if r else no


# The builtin transforms.
_BUILTIN_TRANSFORMS = {
    'always': TransformAlways,
    'basename': TransformBaseName,
    'collection': TransformCollection,
    'color': TransformColor,
    'count': TransformCount,
    'date': TransformDate,
    'decode': TransformDecode,
    'duration': TransformDuration,
    'encode': TransformEncode,
    'enum': TransformEnum,
    'error': TransformError,
    'extract': TransformExtract,
    'fatal': TransformFatal,
    'filter': TransformFilter,
    'firstof': TransformFirstOf,
    'flatten': TransformFlatten,
    'float': TransformFloat,
    'format': TransformFormat,
    'group': TransformGroup,
    'if': TransformIf,
    'iso': TransformIso,
    'join': TransformJoin,
    'len': TransformLen,
    'list': TransformList,
    'map': TransformMap,
    'notnull': TransformNotNull,
    'resolution': TransformResolution,
    'scope': TransformScope,
    'segment': TransformSegment,
    'size': TransformSize,
    'slice': TransformSlice,
    'sort': TransformSort,
    'split': TransformSplit,
    'sub': TransformSub,
    'synthesize': TransformSynthesize,
    'uri': TransformUri,
    'yesno': TransformYesNo,
}

# This dict maps API names (the leftmost dotted name in a collection) to
# (module_path, method_name) tuples where:
#   module_path: A dotted module path that contains a transform dict.
#   method_name: A method name in the module that returns the transform dict.
_API_TO_TRANSFORMS = {
    'cloudbuild': ('googlecloudsdk.api_lib.cloudbuild.transforms',
                   'GetTransforms'),
    'compute': ('googlecloudsdk.api_lib.compute.transforms', 'GetTransforms'),
    'container': ('googlecloudsdk.api_lib.container.transforms',
                  'GetTransforms'),
    'debug': ('googlecloudsdk.api_lib.debug.transforms', 'GetTransforms'),
    'functions': ('googlecloudsdk.api_lib.functions.transforms',
                  'GetTransforms'),
    'runtimeconfig': ('googlecloudsdk.api_lib.runtime_config.transforms',
                      'GetTransforms'),
    'dns': ('googlecloudsdk.command_lib.dns.dns_keys', 'GetTransforms'),
}


def GetTransforms(collection=None):
  """Returns the builtin or collection specific transform symbols dict.

  Args:
    collection: A collection, None or 'builtin' for the builtin transforms.

  Raises:
    ImportError: module_path __import__ error.
    AttributeError: module does not contain method_name.

  Returns:
    The transform symbols dict, None if there is none.
  """
  if collection in (None, 'builtin'):
    return _BUILTIN_TRANSFORMS
  api = collection.split('.')[0]
  module_path, method_name = _API_TO_TRANSFORMS.get(api, (None, None))
  if not module_path:
    return None
  # Exceptions after this point indicate configuration/installation errors.
  module = __import__(module_path, fromlist=[method_name])
  method = getattr(module, method_name)
  return method()


def GetTypeDataName(name, type_name='object'):
  """Returns the data name for name of type type_name.

  Args:
    name: The data name.
    type_name: The data type name.

  Returns:
    The data name for name of type type_name.
  """
  return '{name}::{type_name}'.format(name=name, type_name=type_name)
