#!/usr/bin/env python3
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import os
import jinja2

from sys import exit
from copy import deepcopy
from subprocess import check_call, CalledProcessError
from vyos.config import Config
from vyos.configdict import list_diff
from vyos import ConfigError

config_file = r'/etc/iproute2/rt_tables.d/vyos-vrf.conf'

# Please be careful if you edit the template.
config_tmpl = """
### Autogenerated by vrf.py ###
#
# Routing table ID to name mapping reference

# id       vrf name         comment
{% for vrf in vrf_add -%}
{{ "%-10s" | format(vrf.table) }} {{ "%-16s" | format(vrf.name) }} # {{ vrf.description }}
{% endfor -%}

"""

default_config_data = {
    'bind_to_all': 0,
    'deleted': False,
    'vrf_add': [],
    'vrf_existing': [],
    'vrf_remove': []
}

def _cmd(command):
    """
    Run any arbitrary command on the system
    """
    try:
        check_call(command.split())
    except CalledProcessError as e:
        raise ConfigError(f'Error changing VRF: {e}')

def interfaces_with_vrf(match):
    matched = []
    config = Config()
    section = config.get_config_dict('interfaces')
    for type in section:
        interfaces = section[type]
        for name in interfaces:
            interface = interfaces[name]
            if 'vrf' in interface:
                v = interface.get('vrf', '')
                if v == match:
                    matched.append(name)
    return matched

def get_config():
    conf = Config()
    vrf_config = deepcopy(default_config_data)

    cfg_base = ['vrf']
    if not conf.exists(cfg_base):
        # get all currently effetive VRFs and mark them for deletion
        vrf_config['vrf_remove'] = conf.list_effective_nodes(cfg_base + ['name'])
    else:

        # Should services be allowed to bind to all VRFs?
        if conf.exists(['bind-to-all']):
            vrf_config['bind_to_all'] = 1

        # Determine vrf interfaces (currently effective) - to determine which
        # vrf interface is no longer present and needs to be removed
        eff_vrf = conf.list_effective_nodes(cfg_base + ['name'])
        act_vrf = conf.list_nodes(cfg_base + ['name'])
        vrf_config['vrf_remove'] = list_diff(eff_vrf, act_vrf)

        # read in individual VRF definition and build up
        # configuration
        for name in conf.list_nodes(cfg_base + ['name']):
            vrf_inst = {
                'description' : '\0',
                'members': [],
                'name' : name,
                'table' : '',
                'table_mod': False
            }
            conf.set_level(cfg_base + ['name', name])

            if conf.exists(['table']):
                # VRF table can't be changed on demand, thus we need to read in the
                # current and the effective routing table number
                act_table = conf.return_value(['table'])
                eff_table = conf.return_effective_value(['table'])
                vrf_inst['table'] = act_table
                if eff_table and eff_table != act_table:
                    vrf_inst['table_mod'] = True

            if conf.exists(['description']):
                vrf_inst['description'] = conf.return_value(['description'])

            # find member interfaces of this particulat VRF
            vrf_inst['members'] = interfaces_with_vrf(name)

            # append individual VRF configuration to global configuration list
            vrf_config['vrf_add'].append(vrf_inst)

    # check VRFs which need to be removed as they are not allowed to have
    # interfaces attached
    tmp = []
    for name in vrf_config['vrf_remove']:
        vrf_inst = {
            'members': [],
            'name' : name,
        }

        # find member interfaces of this particulat VRF
        vrf_inst['members'] = interfaces_with_vrf(name)

        # append individual VRF configuration to temporary configuration list
        tmp.append(vrf_inst)

    # replace values in vrf_remove with list of dictionaries
    # as we need it in verify() - we can't delete a VRF with members attached
    vrf_config['vrf_remove'] = tmp
    return vrf_config

def verify(vrf_config):
    # ensure VRF is not assigned to any interface
    for vrf in vrf_config['vrf_remove']:
        if len(vrf['members']) > 0:
            raise ConfigError('VRF "{}" can not be deleted as it has active members'.format(vrf['name']))

    # routing table id can't be changed - OS restriction
    for vrf in vrf_config['vrf_add']:
        if vrf['table_mod']:
            raise ConfigError('VRF routing table id modification is not possible')

    # add test to see if routing table already exists or not?

    return None

def generate(vrf_config):
    tmpl = jinja2.Template(config_tmpl)
    config_text = tmpl.render(vrf_config)
    with open(config_file, 'w') as f:
        f.write(config_text)

    return None

def apply(vrf_config):
    # https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/networking/vrf.txt

    # set the default VRF global behaviour
    bind_all = vrf_config['bind_to_all']
    _cmd(f'sysctl -wq net.ipv4.tcp_l3mdev_accept={bind_all}')
    _cmd(f'sysctl -wq net.ipv4.udp_l3mdev_accept={bind_all}')

    for vrf_name in vrf_config['vrf_remove']:
        if os.path.isdir(f'/sys/class/net/{vrf_name}'):
            _cmd(f'ip link delete dev {vrf_name}')

    for vrf in vrf_config['vrf_add']:
        name = vrf['name']
        table = vrf['table']

        if not os.path.isdir(f'/sys/class/net/{name}'):
            # For each VRF apart from your default context create a VRF
            # interface with a separate routing table
            _cmd(f'ip link add {name} type vrf table {table}')
            # Start VRf
            _cmd(f'ip link set dev {name} up')
            # The kernel Documentation/networking/vrf.txt also recommends
            # adding unreachable routes to the VRF routing tables so that routes
            # afterwards are taken.
            _cmd(f'ip -4 route add vrf {name} unreachable default metric 4278198272')
            _cmd(f'ip -6 route add vrf {name} unreachable default metric 4278198272')

        # set VRF description for e.g. SNMP monitoring
        with open(f'/sys/class/net/{name}/ifalias', 'w') as f:
            f.write(vrf['description'])

    # Linux routing uses rules to find tables - routing targets are then
    # looked up in those tables. If the lookup got a matching route, the
    # process ends.
    #
    # TL;DR; first table with a matching entry wins!
    #
    # You can see your routing table lookup rules using "ip rule", sadly the
    # local lookup is hit before any VRF lookup. Pinging an addresses from the
    # VRF will usually find a hit in the local table, and never reach the VRF
    # routing table - this is usually not what you want. Thus we will
    # re-arrange the tables and move the local lookup furhter down once VRFs
    # are enabled.

    # set "normal" non VRF table lookups
    add_pref = '0'
    del_pref = '32765'

    # Lookup table is adjusted if we are in VRF mode
    if vrf_config['vrf_add']:
        add_pref = '32765'
        del_pref = '0'

    # Configure table lookups
    _cmd(f'ip -4 rule add pref {add_pref} table local')
    _cmd(f'ip -4 rule del pref {del_pref}')
    _cmd(f'ip -6 rule add pref {add_pref} table local')
    _cmd(f'ip -6 rule del pref {del_pref}')

    return None

if __name__ == '__main__':
    try:
        c = get_config()
        verify(c)
        generate(c)
        apply(c)
    except ConfigError as e:
        print(e)
        exit(1)