// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

// Licensed under the MIT License.

'use strict';

// tslint:disable:no-console no-require-imports no-var-requires

import * as assert from 'assert';

import * as fs from 'fs-extra';

import * as glob from 'glob';

import * as path from 'path';

import { coerce, SemVer } from 'semver';

import { ConfigurationTarget, Event, TextDocument, Uri } from 'vscode';

import { IExtensionApi } from '../client/api';

import { IProcessService } from '../client/common/process/types';

import { IPythonSettings, Resource } from '../client/common/types';

import { PythonInterpreter } from '../client/interpreter/contracts';

import { IServiceContainer, IServiceManager } from '../client/ioc/types';

import { EXTENSION_ROOT_DIR_FOR_TESTS, IS_MULTI_ROOT_TEST, IS_PERF_TEST, IS_SMOKE_TEST } from './constants';

import { noop } from './core';

const StreamZip = require('node-stream-zip');

export { sleep } from './core';

// tslint:disable:no-invalid-this no-any

const fileInNonRootWorkspace = path.join(EXTENSION_ROOT_DIR_FOR_TESTS, 'src', 'test', 'pythonFiles', 'dummy.py');

export const rootWorkspaceUri = getWorkspaceRoot();

export const PYTHON_PATH = getPythonPath();

const arch = require('arch');

export const IS_64_BIT = arch() === 'x64';

export enum OSType {

Unknown = 'Unknown',

Windows = 'Windows',

OSX = 'OSX',

Linux = 'Linux'

}

export type PythonSettingKeys =

| 'workspaceSymbols.enabled'

| 'pythonPath'

| 'linting.lintOnSave'

| 'linting.enabled'

| 'linting.pylintEnabled'

| 'linting.flake8Enabled'

| 'linting.pycodestyleEnabled'

| 'linting.pylamaEnabled'

| 'linting.prospectorEnabled'

| 'linting.pydocstyleEnabled'

| 'linting.mypyEnabled'

| 'linting.banditEnabled'

| 'testing.nosetestArgs'

| 'testing.pytestArgs'

| 'testing.unittestArgs'

| 'formatting.provider'

| 'sortImports.args'

| 'testing.nosetestsEnabled'

| 'testing.pytestEnabled'

| 'testing.unittestEnabled'

| 'envFile'

| 'jediEnabled'

| 'linting.ignorePatterns'

| 'terminal.activateEnvironment';

async function disposePythonSettings() {

if (!IS_SMOKE_TEST) {

const configSettings = await import('../client/common/configSettings');

configSettings.PythonSettings.dispose();

}

}

export async function updateSetting(

setting: PythonSettingKeys,

value: {} | undefined,

resource: Uri | undefined,

configTarget: ConfigurationTarget

) {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

const settings = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration('python', resource || null);

const currentValue = settings.inspect(setting);

if (

currentValue !== undefined &&

((configTarget === vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Global && currentValue.globalValue === value) ||

(configTarget === vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Workspace && currentValue.workspaceValue === value) ||

(configTarget === vscode.ConfigurationTarget.WorkspaceFolder &&

currentValue.workspaceFolderValue === value))

) {

await disposePythonSettings();

return;

}

await settings.update(setting, value, configTarget);

// We've experienced trouble with .update in the past, where VSC returns stale data even

// after invoking the update method. This issue has regressed a few times as well. This

// delay is merely a backup to ensure it extension doesn't break the tests due to similar

// regressions in VSC:

// await sleep(2000);

// ... please see issue #2356 and PR #2332 for a discussion on the matter

await disposePythonSettings();

}

export async function clearPythonPathInWorkspaceFolder(resource: string | Uri) {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

return retryAsync(setPythonPathInWorkspace)(resource, vscode.ConfigurationTarget.WorkspaceFolder);

}

export async function setPythonPathInWorkspaceRoot(pythonPath: string) {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

return retryAsync(setPythonPathInWorkspace)(undefined, vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Workspace, pythonPath);

}

export async function restorePythonPathInWorkspaceRoot() {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

return retryAsync(setPythonPathInWorkspace)(undefined, vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Workspace, PYTHON_PATH);

}

export const resetGlobalPythonPathSetting = async () => retryAsync(restoreGlobalPythonPathSetting)();

export async function setAutoSaveDelayInWorkspaceRoot(delayinMS: number) {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

return retryAsync(setAutoSaveDelay)(undefined, vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Workspace, delayinMS);

}

function getWorkspaceRoot() {

if (IS_SMOKE_TEST || IS_PERF_TEST) {

return;

}

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

if (!Array.isArray(vscode.workspace.workspaceFolders) || vscode.workspace.workspaceFolders.length === 0) {

return vscode.Uri.file(path.join(EXTENSION_ROOT_DIR_FOR_TESTS, 'src', 'test'));

}

if (vscode.workspace.workspaceFolders.length === 1) {

return vscode.workspace.workspaceFolders[0].uri;

}

const workspaceFolder = vscode.workspace.getWorkspaceFolder(vscode.Uri.file(fileInNonRootWorkspace));

return workspaceFolder ? workspaceFolder.uri : vscode.workspace.workspaceFolders[0].uri;

}

export function getExtensionSettings(resource: Uri | undefined): IPythonSettings {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

class AutoSelectionService {

get onDidChangeAutoSelectedInterpreter(): Event<void> {

return new vscode.EventEmitter<void>().event;

}

public autoSelectInterpreter(_resource: Resource): Promise<void> {

return Promise.resolve();

}

public getAutoSelectedInterpreter(_resource: Resource): PythonInterpreter | undefined {

return;

}

public async setWorkspaceInterpreter(

_resource: Uri,

_interpreter: PythonInterpreter | undefined

): Promise<void> {

return;

}

}

const pythonSettings = require('../client/common/configSettings') as typeof import('../client/common/configSettings');

return pythonSettings.PythonSettings.getInstance(resource, new AutoSelectionService());

}

export function retryAsync(this: any, wrapped: Function, retryCount: number = 2) {

return async (...args: any[]) => {

return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

const reasons: any[] = [];

const makeCall = () => {

wrapped.call(this as Function, ...args).then(resolve, (reason: any) => {

reasons.push(reason);

if (reasons.length >= retryCount) {

reject(reasons);

} else {

// If failed once, lets wait for some time before trying again.

setTimeout(makeCall, 500);

}

});

};

makeCall();

});

};

}

async function setAutoSaveDelay(resource: string | Uri | undefined, config: ConfigurationTarget, delayinMS: number) {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

if (config === vscode.ConfigurationTarget.WorkspaceFolder && !IS_MULTI_ROOT_TEST) {

return;

}

const resourceUri = typeof resource === 'string' ? vscode.Uri.file(resource) : resource;

const settings = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration('files', resourceUri || null);

const value = settings.inspect<number>('autoSaveDelay');

const prop: 'workspaceFolderValue' | 'workspaceValue' =

config === vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Workspace ? 'workspaceValue' : 'workspaceFolderValue';

if (value && value[prop] !== delayinMS) {

await settings.update('autoSaveDelay', delayinMS, config);

await settings.update('autoSave', 'afterDelay');

}

}

async function setPythonPathInWorkspace(

resource: string | Uri | undefined,

config: ConfigurationTarget,

pythonPath?: string

) {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

if (config === vscode.ConfigurationTarget.WorkspaceFolder && !IS_MULTI_ROOT_TEST) {

return;

}

const resourceUri = typeof resource === 'string' ? vscode.Uri.file(resource) : resource;

const settings = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration('python', resourceUri || null);

const value = settings.inspect<string>('pythonPath');

const prop: 'workspaceFolderValue' | 'workspaceValue' =

config === vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Workspace ? 'workspaceValue' : 'workspaceFolderValue';

if (value && value[prop] !== pythonPath) {

await settings.update('pythonPath', pythonPath, config);

await disposePythonSettings();

}

}

async function restoreGlobalPythonPathSetting(): Promise<void> {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

const pythonConfig = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration('python', (null as any) as Uri);

await pythonConfig.update('pythonPath', undefined, true);

await disposePythonSettings();

}

export async function deleteDirectory(dir: string) {

const exists = await fs.pathExists(dir);

if (exists) {

await fs.remove(dir);

}

}

export async function deleteFile(file: string) {

const exists = await fs.pathExists(file);

if (exists) {

await fs.remove(file);

}

}

export async function deleteFiles(globPattern: string) {

const items = await new Promise<string[]>((resolve, reject) => {

glob(globPattern, (ex, files) => (ex ? reject(ex) : resolve(files)));

});

return Promise.all(items.map(item => fs.remove(item).catch(noop)));

}

function getPythonPath(): string {

if (process.env.CI_PYTHON_PATH && fs.existsSync(process.env.CI_PYTHON_PATH)) {

return process.env.CI_PYTHON_PATH;

}

return 'python';

}

/**

* Determine if the current platform is included in a list of platforms.

*

* @param {OSes} OSType[] List of operating system Ids to check within.

* @return true if the current OS matches one from the list, false otherwise.

*/

export function isOs(...OSes: OSType[]): boolean {

// get current OS

const currentOS: OSType = getOSType();

// compare and return

if (OSes.indexOf(currentOS) === -1) {

return false;

}

return true;

}

export function getOSType(platform: string = process.platform): OSType {

if (/^win/.test(platform)) {

return OSType.Windows;

} else if (/^darwin/.test(platform)) {

return OSType.OSX;

} else if (/^linux/.test(platform)) {

return OSType.Linux;

} else {

return OSType.Unknown;

}

}

/**

* Update a string that represents a path in any OS to the string representation of

* that same path in a different OS. Note: Does not handle drive letter if the path

* is intended for a root.

*

* @param pathToCorrect The string representation of a path from a specific OS.

* @param os The OS representation to switch to - if left undefined the current OS is used.

*/

export function correctPathForOsType(pathToCorrect: string, os?: OSType): string {

if (os === undefined) {

os = getOSType();

}

const pathSep: string = os === OSType.Windows ? '\\' : '/';

const replacePathSepRegex: RegExp = os === OSType.Windows ? /\//g : /\\/g;

return pathToCorrect.replace(replacePathSepRegex, pathSep);

}

/**

* Get the current Python interpreter version.

*

* @param {procService} IProcessService Optionally specify the IProcessService implementation to use to execute with.

* @return `SemVer` version of the Python interpreter, or `undefined` if an error occurs.

*/

export async function getPythonSemVer(procService?: IProcessService): Promise<SemVer | undefined> {

const decoder = await import('../client/common/process/decoder');

const proc = await import('../client/common/process/proc');

const pythonProcRunner = procService ? procService : new proc.ProcessService(new decoder.BufferDecoder());

const pyVerArgs = ['-c', 'import sys;print("{0}.{1}.{2}".format(*sys.version_info[:3]))'];

return pythonProcRunner

.exec(PYTHON_PATH, pyVerArgs)

.then(strVersion => new SemVer(strVersion.stdout.trim()))

.catch(err => {

// if the call fails this should make it loudly apparent.

console.error('Failed to get Python Version in getPythonSemVer', err);

return undefined;

});

}

/**

* Match a given semver version specification with a list of loosely defined

* version strings.

*

* Specify versions by their major version at minimum - the minor and patch

* version numbers are optional.

*

* '3', '3.6', '3.6.6', are all vald and only the portions specified will be matched

* against the current running Python interpreter version.

*

* Example scenarios:

* '3' will match version 3.5.6, 3.6.4, 3.6.6, and 3.7.0.

* '3.6' will match version 3.6.4 and 3.6.6.

* '3.6.4' will match version 3.6.4 only.

*

* @param {version} SemVer the version to look for.

* @param {searchVersions} string[] List of loosely-specified versions to match against.

*/

export function isVersionInList(version: SemVer, ...searchVersions: string[]): boolean {

// see if the major/minor version matches any member of the skip-list.

const isPresent = searchVersions.findIndex(ver => {

const semverChecker = coerce(ver);

if (semverChecker) {

if (semverChecker.compare(version) === 0) {

return true;

} else {

// compare all the parts of the version that we have, we know we have

// at minimum the major version or semverChecker would be 'null'...

const versionParts = ver.split('.');

let matches = parseInt(versionParts[0], 10) === version.major;

if (matches && versionParts.length >= 2) {

matches = parseInt(versionParts[1], 10) === version.minor;

}

if (matches && versionParts.length >= 3) {

matches = parseInt(versionParts[2], 10) === version.patch;

}

return matches;

}

}

return false;

});

if (isPresent >= 0) {

return true;

}

return false;

}

/**

* Determine if the Python interpreter version running in a given `IProcessService`

* is in a selection of versions.

*

* You can specify versions by specifying the major version at minimum - the minor and

* patch version numbers are optional.

*

* '3', '3.6', '3.6.6', are all vald and only the portions specified will be matched

* against the current running Python interpreter version.

*

* Example scenarios:

* '3' will match version 3.5.6, 3.6.4, 3.6.6, and 3.7.0.

* '3.6' will match version 3.6.4 and 3.6.6.

* '3.6.4' will match version 3.6.4 only.

*

* If you don't need to specify the environment (ie. the workspace) that the Python

* interpreter is running under, use the simpler `isPythonVersion` instead.

*

* @param {procService} IProcessService Optionally, use this process service to call out to python with.

* @param {versions} string[] Python versions to test for, specified as described above.

* @return true if the current Python version matches a version in the skip list, false otherwise.

*/

export async function isPythonVersionInProcess(procService?: IProcessService, ...versions: string[]): Promise<boolean> {

// get the current python version major/minor

const currentPyVersion = await getPythonSemVer(procService);

if (currentPyVersion) {

return isVersionInList(currentPyVersion, ...versions);

} else {

console.error(

`Failed to determine the current Python version when comparing against list [${versions.join(', ')}].`

);

return false;

}

}

/**

* Determine if the current interpreter version is in a given selection of versions.

*

* You can specify versions by using up to the first three semver parts of a python

* version.

*

* '3', '3.6', '3.6.6', are all vald and only the portions specified will be matched

* against the current running Python interpreter version.

*

* Example scenarios:

* '3' will match version 3.5.6, 3.6.4, 3.6.6, and 3.7.0.

* '3.6' will match version 3.6.4 and 3.6.6.

* '3.6.4' will match version 3.6.4 only.

*

* If you need to specify the environment (ie. the workspace) that the Python

* interpreter is running under, use `isPythonVersionInProcess` instead.

*

* @param {versions} string[] List of versions of python that are to be skipped.

* @param {resource} vscode.Uri Current workspace resource Uri or undefined.

* @return true if the current Python version matches a version in the skip list, false otherwise.

*/

export async function isPythonVersion(...versions: string[]): Promise<boolean> {

const currentPyVersion = await getPythonSemVer();

if (currentPyVersion) {

return isVersionInList(currentPyVersion, ...versions);

} else {

console.error(

`Failed to determine the current Python version when comparing against list [${versions.join(', ')}].`

);

return false;

}

}

export interface IExtensionTestApi extends IExtensionApi {

serviceContainer: IServiceContainer;

serviceManager: IServiceManager;

}

export async function unzip(zipFile: string, targetFolder: string): Promise<void> {

await fs.ensureDir(targetFolder);

return new Promise<void>((resolve, reject) => {

const zip = new StreamZip({

file: zipFile,

storeEntries: true

});

zip.on('ready', async () => {

zip.extract('extension', targetFolder, (err: any) => {

if (err) {

reject(err);

} else {

resolve();

}

zip.close();

});

});

});

}

/**

* Wait for a condition to be fulfilled within a timeout.

*

* @export

* @param {() => Promise<boolean>} condition

* @param {number} timeoutMs

* @param {string} errorMessage

* @returns {Promise<void>}

*/

export async function waitForCondition(

condition: () => Promise<boolean>,

timeoutMs: number,

errorMessage: string

): Promise<void> {

return new Promise<void>(async (resolve, reject) => {

const timeout = setTimeout(() => {

clearTimeout(timeout);

// tslint:disable-next-line: no-use-before-declare

clearTimeout(timer);

reject(new Error(errorMessage));

}, timeoutMs);

const timer = setInterval(async () => {

if (!(await condition().catch(() => false))) {

return;

}

clearTimeout(timeout);

clearTimeout(timer);

resolve();

}, 10);

});

}

export async function openFile(file: string): Promise<TextDocument> {

const vscode = require('vscode') as typeof import('vscode');

const textDocument = await vscode.workspace.openTextDocument(file);

await vscode.window.showTextDocument(textDocument);

assert(vscode.window.activeTextEditor, 'No active editor');

return textDocument;

}

/**

* Fakes for timers in nodejs when testing, using `lolex`.

* An alternative to `sinon.useFakeTimers` (which in turn uses `lolex`, but doesn't expose the `async` methods).

* Use this class when you have tests with `setTimeout` and which to avoid them for faster tests.

*

* For further information please refer:

* - https://www.npmjs.com/package/lolex

* - https://sinonjs.org/releases/v1.17.6/fake-timers/

*

* @class FakeClock

*/

export class FakeClock {

// tslint:disable-next-line:no-any

private clock?: any;

/**

* Creates an instance of FakeClock.

* @param {number} [advacenTimeMs=10_000] Default `timeout` value. Defaults to 10s. Assuming we do not have anything bigger.

* @memberof FakeClock

*/

constructor(private readonly advacenTimeMs: number = 10_000) {}

public install() {

// tslint:disable-next-line:no-require-imports

const lolex = require('lolex');

this.clock = lolex.install();

}

public uninstall() {

this.clock?.uninstall();

}

/**

* Wait for timers to kick in, and then wait for all of them to complete.

*

* @returns {Promise<void>}

* @memberof FakeClock

*/

public async wait(): Promise<void> {

await this.waitForTimersToStart();

await this.waitForTimersToFinish();

}

/**

* Wait for timers to start.

*

* @returns {Promise<void>}

* @memberof FakeClock

*/

private async waitForTimersToStart(): Promise<void> {

if (!this.clock) {

throw new Error('Fake clock not installed');

}

while (this.clock.countTimers() === 0) {

// Relinquish control to event loop, so other timer code will run.

// We want to wait for `setTimeout` to kick in.

await new Promise(resolve => process.nextTick(resolve));

}

}

/**

* Wait for timers to finish.

*

* @returns {Promise<void>}

* @memberof FakeClock

*/

private async waitForTimersToFinish(): Promise<void> {

if (!this.clock) {

throw new Error('Fake clock not installed');

}

while (this.clock.countTimers()) {

// Advance clock by 10s (can be anything to ensure the next scheduled block of code executes).

// Assuming we do not have timers > 10s

// This will ensure any such such as `setTimeout(..., 10)` will get executed.

this.clock.tick(this.advacenTimeMs);

// Wait for the timer code to run to completion (incase they are promises).

await this.clock.runAllAsync();

}

}

}