"""helper functions for cf_crawler
"""
import json

from azure.common.credentials import ServicePrincipalCredentials
from azure.keyvault import KeyVaultClient
from azure.keyvault.v7_0.models.key_vault_error_py3 import KeyVaultErrorException
from azure.keyvault.v7_0.models.secret_bundle_py3 import SecretBundle


class KeyVaultSettings:
    """
    Settings object, contains settings from Azure Key Vault as self. properties.
    """

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        """Initialize instance, set properties from Azure Key Vault secrets.
        All secrets in the Key Vault are stored in the instance.

        Access to an Azure Key Vault requires these auth settings:
        client_id, app_secret, tenant_id, key_vault_uri.

        To read those values from a JSON file, use this constructor syntax:
        KeyVaultSettings(filename="filename.json")

        Alternatively, you can explicitly specify the auth settings as
        keyword arguments like this:
        KeyVaultSettings(client_id="value", app_secret="value",
                         tenant_id="value", key_vault_uri="value")
        """

        # Initialize the config settings used for access to the key vault.
        self._config = {
            "client_id": "",
            "app_secret": "",
            "tenant_id": "",
            "key_vault_uri": "",
        }

        keywords = {_ for _ in kwargs}
        if keywords == set(["filename"]):
            # read Key Vault access credentials from private JSON file
            with open("../_private/keyvault-cft-vault.json") as settings_file:
                settings = json.load(settings_file)
            for setting in self._config:
                self._config[setting] = settings[setting]
        elif keywords == set(["client_id", "app_secret", "tenant_id", "key_vault_uri"]):
            # Key Vault access credentials passed as keyword arguments
            for setting in self._config:
                self._config[setting] = kwargs[setting]
        else:
            raise SyntaxError("Invalid constructor syntax for KeyVaultSetting class.")

        # Get all secrets from Azure Key Vault and store them as self. properties.
        secret_metadata = self.get_secrets()
        secret_names = [
            secret_item.id.split("/")[-1] for secret_item in secret_metadata
        ]
        secret_values = self.get_secret_values(secret_names)
        for secret_name in secret_names:
            self.__dict__[secret_name.replace("-", "_")] = secret_values[secret_name]

    def __repr__(self):
        """Represent an instance of this class as a string.
        This is for debugging convenience, not intended for eval() useage.
        """
        properties = sorted(
            [prop_name for prop_name in self.__dict__ if not prop_name == "_config"]
        )
        return (
            f"{self.__class__} "
            f"<vault: {self._config['key_vault_uri']}> "
            f"<settings: {', '.join(properties)}>"
        )

    def get_secret(self, secret_name):
        """Get a secret from Key Vault.

        Returns a SecretBundle object.
        Note that SecretBundle.value is the secret's value.
        """
        credentials = ServicePrincipalCredentials(
            client_id=self._config["client_id"],
            secret=self._config["app_secret"],
            tenant=self._config["tenant_id"],
        )
        client = KeyVaultClient(credentials)

        try:
            secret_bundle = client.get_secret(
                self._config["key_vault_uri"], secret_name, ""
            )
            print(dir(secret_bundle.__class__))
            return secret_bundle.value
        except KeyVaultErrorException:
            return SecretBundle() # empty SecretBundle object

        return secret_value

    def get_secret_values(self, secret_names):
        """Reads a list of secrets from Key Vault. Returns a dictionary.

        Disabled secrets return an empty string for their value.
        Inactive secrets (outside their activation date range, if defined)
        return their actual value. We're not currently supporting activation
        and deactivation dates.
        """
        credentials = ServicePrincipalCredentials(
            client_id=self._config["client_id"],
            secret=self._config["app_secret"],
            tenant=self._config["tenant_id"],
        )
        client = KeyVaultClient(credentials)

        secret_values = {}
        for secret_name in secret_names:
            try:
                secret_bundle = client.get_secret(
                    self._config["key_vault_uri"], secret_name, ""
                )
                secret_values[secret_name] = secret_bundle.value
            except KeyVaultErrorException:
                secret_values[secret_name] = ""

        return secret_values

    def get_secrets(self):
        """Get all of the secrets from Key Vault. Requires List permission.
        Returns a list of SecretItem objects as documented here:
        https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/python/api/azure-keyvault/azure.keyvault.v7_0.models.secret_item_py3.secretitem?view=azure-python
        """
        credentials = ServicePrincipalCredentials(
            client_id=self._config["client_id"],
            secret=self._config["app_secret"],
            tenant=self._config["tenant_id"],
        )
        client = KeyVaultClient(credentials)

        try:
            secrets = client.get_secrets(self._config["key_vault_uri"])
        except KeyVaultErrorException:
            secrets = []

        return secrets

"""helper functions for cf_crawler
"""
import json

from azure.common.credentials import ServicePrincipalCredentials
from azure.keyvault import KeyVaultClient
from azure.keyvault.v7_0.models.key_vault_error_py3 import KeyVaultErrorException
from azure.keyvault.v7_0.models.secret_bundle_py3 import SecretBundle


class KeyVaultSettings:
    """
    Settings object, contains settings from Azure Key Vault as self. properties.
    """

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        """Initialize instance, set properties from Azure Key Vault secrets.
        All secrets in the Key Vault are stored in the instance.

        Access to an Azure Key Vault requires these auth settings:
        client_id, app_secret, tenant_id, key_vault_uri.

        To read those values from a JSON file, use this constructor syntax:
        KeyVaultSettings(filename="filename.json")

        Alternatively, you can explicitly specify the auth settings as
        keyword arguments like this:
        KeyVaultSettings(client_id="value", app_secret="value",
                         tenant_id="value", key_vault_uri="value")
        """

        # Initialize the config settings used for access to the key vault.
        self._config = {
            "client_id": "",
            "app_secret": "",
            "tenant_id": "",
            "key_vault_uri": "",
        }

        keywords = {_ for _ in kwargs}
        if keywords == set(["filename"]):
            # read Key Vault access credentials from private JSON file
            with open("../_private/keyvault-cft-vault.json") as settings_file:
                settings = json.load(settings_file)
            for setting in self._config:
                self._config[setting] = settings[setting]
        elif keywords == set(["client_id", "app_secret", "tenant_id", "key_vault_uri"]):
            # Key Vault access credentials passed as keyword arguments
            for setting in self._config:
                self._config[setting] = kwargs[setting]
        else:
            raise SyntaxError("Invalid constructor syntax for KeyVaultSetting class.")

        # Get all secrets from Azure Key Vault and store them as self. properties.
        secret_metadata = self.get_secrets()
        secret_names = [
            secret_item.id.split("/")[-1] for secret_item in secret_metadata
        ]
        secret_values = self.get_secret_values(secret_names)
        for secret_name in secret_names:
            self.__dict__[secret_name.replace("-", "_")] = secret_values[secret_name]

    def __repr__(self):
        """Represent an instance of this class as a string.
        This is for debugging convenience, not intended for eval() useage.
        """
        properties = sorted(
            [prop_name for prop_name in self.__dict__ if not prop_name == "_config"]
        )
        return (
            f"{self.__class__} "
            f"<vault: {self._config['key_vault_uri']}> "
            f"<settings: {', '.join(properties)}>"
        )

    def get_secret(self, secret_name):
        """Get a secret from Key Vault.

        Returns a SecretBundle object.
        Note that SecretBundle.value is the secret's value.
        """
        credentials = ServicePrincipalCredentials(
            client_id=self._config["client_id"],
            secret=self._config["app_secret"],
            tenant=self._config["tenant_id"],
        )
        client = KeyVaultClient(credentials)

        try:
            secret_bundle = client.get_secret(
                self._config["key_vault_uri"], secret_name, ""
            )
            print(dir(secret_bundle.__class__))
            return secret_bundle.value
        except KeyVaultErrorException:
            return SecretBundle() # empty SecretBundle object

        return secret_value

    def get_secret_values(self, secret_names):
        """Reads a list of secrets from Key Vault. Returns a dictionary.

        Disabled secrets return an empty string for their value.
        Inactive secrets (outside their activation date range, if defined)
        return their actual value. We're not currently supporting activation
        and deactivation dates.
        """
        credentials = ServicePrincipalCredentials(
            client_id=self._config["client_id"],
            secret=self._config["app_secret"],
            tenant=self._config["tenant_id"],
        )
        client = KeyVaultClient(credentials)

        secret_values = {}
        for secret_name in secret_names:
            try:
                secret_bundle = client.get_secret(
                    self._config["key_vault_uri"], secret_name, ""
                )
                secret_values[secret_name] = secret_bundle.value
            except KeyVaultErrorException:
                secret_values[secret_name] = ""

        return secret_values

    def get_secrets(self):
        """Get all of the secrets from Key Vault. Requires List permission.
        Returns a list of SecretItem objects as documented here:
        https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/python/api/azure-keyvault/azure.keyvault.v7_0.models.secret_item_py3.secretitem?view=azure-python
        """
        credentials = ServicePrincipalCredentials(
            client_id=self._config["client_id"],
            secret=self._config["app_secret"],
            tenant=self._config["tenant_id"],
        )
        client = KeyVaultClient(credentials)

        try:
            secrets = client.get_secrets(self._config["key_vault_uri"])
        except KeyVaultErrorException:
            secrets = []

        return secrets

helper functions for cf_crawler Settings object, contains settings from Azure Key Vault as self. properties. Initialize instance, set properties from Azure Key Vault secrets.         All secrets in the Key Vault are stored in the instance.          Access to an Azure Key Vault requires these auth settings:         client_id, app_secret, tenant_id, key_vault_uri.          To read those values from a JSON file, use this constructor syntax:         KeyVaultSettings(filename="filename.json")          Alternatively, you can explicitly specify the auth settings as         keyword arguments like this:         KeyVaultSettings(client_id="value", app_secret="value",                          tenant_id="value", key_vault_uri="value") # Initialize the config settings used for access to the key vault. # read Key Vault access credentials from private JSON file # Key Vault access credentials passed as keyword arguments # Get all secrets from Azure Key Vault and store them as self. properties. Represent an instance of this class as a string.         This is for debugging convenience, not intended for eval() useage. Get a secret from Key Vault.          Returns a SecretBundle object.         Note that SecretBundle.value is the secret's value. # empty SecretBundle object Reads a list of secrets from Key Vault. Returns a dictionary.          Disabled secrets return an empty string for their value.         Inactive secrets (outside their activation date range, if defined)         return their actual value. We're not currently supporting activation         and deactivation dates. Get all of the secrets from Key Vault. Requires List permission.         Returns a list of SecretItem objects as documented here:         https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/python/api/azure-keyvault/azure.keyvault.v7_0.models.secret_item_py3.secretitem?view=azure-python