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#
# Copyright (c) nexB Inc. and others.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
# Visit https://aboutcode.org and https://github.com/nexB/univers for support and download.

import operator
from functools import total_ordering

import attr
from univers.utils import remove_spaces
from univers.versions import Version

try:
    # only stanadard in Python 3.10 and up
    from itertools import pairwise  # NOQA
except ImportError:
    # back from docs at https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html#itertools.pairwise
    import itertools

    def pairwise(iterable):
        a, b = itertools.tee(iterable)
        next(b, None)
        return zip(a, b)


"""
Universal version constraint object that stores a comparator such as "=" or "<="
and a Version object using a class that is specific to a package type (aka.
ecosystem)
"""


def operator_star(a, b):
    """
    Comparison operator for the star "*" constraint comparator. Since it matches
    any version, it is always True.
    """
    return True


# note: ORDER MATTER here: we tests startswith(key) for each key in sequence
COMPARATORS = {
    ">=": operator.ge,
    "<=": operator.le,
    "!=": operator.ne,
    "<": operator.lt,
    ">": operator.gt,
    "=": operator.eq,
    "*": operator_star,
}


@total_ordering
@attr.s(frozen=True, repr=True, str=False, order=False, eq=True, hash=True)
class VersionConstraint:
    """
    Represent a single constraint composed of a comparator and a version.

    VersionConstraint is:
    - comparable and orderable e.g., implements functools.total_ordering
      by version then comparator.
    - immutable and hashable.
    """

    # one of the COMPARATORS
    comparator = attr.ib(type=str, default="=")

    # a Version subclass instance
    version = attr.ib(type=Version, default=None)

    # a function for the comparator
    comp_operator = attr.ib(default=None, repr=False)

    # a Version subclass
    version_class = attr.ib(type=Version, default=None, repr=False)

    def __attrs_post_init__(self):
        # Notes: setattr is used because this is an immutable frozen instance.
        # See https://www.attrs.org/en/stable/init.html?#post-init
        try:
            object.__setattr__(self, "comp_operator", COMPARATORS[self.comparator])
        except KeyError as e:
            raise ValueError(f"Unknown comparator: {self.comparator}") from e

        if self.version and not isinstance(self.version, Version):
            raise TypeError(
                f"version must be a 'Version' instance and not: {self.version.__class__!r}"
            )

        if not self.version_class:
            if self.version:
                object.__setattr__(self, "version_class", self.version.__class__)
            else:
                raise ValueError("Cannot build a VersionConstraint without a version class")

    def __str__(self):
        """
        Return a string representing this constraint.
        For example::
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=Version("2.3"))) == ">=2.3"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="*", version_class=Version)) == "*"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=Version("2.3"))) == "<2.3"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=Version("2.3.0"))) == "2.3.0"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(version=Version("2.3.0"))) == "2.3.0"
        """
        if self.comparator == "*":
            return "*"

        if self.comparator == "=":
            return str(self.version)

        version = str(self.version)
        return f"{self.comparator}{version}"

    to_string = __str__

    def to_dict(self):
        return dict(comparator=self.comparator, version=str(self.version))

    def __hash__(self):
        return hash(str(self))

    def __eq__(self, other):
        if not isinstance(other, self.__class__):
            return NotImplemented
        return self.comparator == other.comparator and self.version == other.version

    def __lt__(self, other):
        if not isinstance(other, self.__class__):
            return NotImplemented
        # we compare tuples, version first
        return (self.version, self.comparator).__lt__((other.version, other.comparator))

    @classmethod
    def from_string(cls, string, version_class):
        """
        Return a single VersionConstraint built from a constraint ``string`` and
        a ``version_class`` Version class.
        """
        constraint_string = remove_spaces(string)

        # A version range specifier contains only printable ASCII letters, digits and
        # punctuation.
        is_ascii = len(constraint_string) + 2 == len(ascii(constraint_string))
        if not is_ascii:
            raise ValueError(f"Invalid non ASCII characters: {string!r}")

        comparator, version = cls.split(constraint_string)
        if comparator not in COMPARATORS:
            raise ValueError(f"Unknown comparator: {comparator!r}")

        if not version and comparator != "*":
            raise ValueError("Empty version")

        if comparator == "*":
            version = None
        else:
            version = version_class(version)
        return cls(comparator=comparator, version=version, version_class=version_class)

    @staticmethod
    def split(string):
        """
        Return a tuple of (comparator, version) strings given a
        constraint ``string`` such as ">=2.3".

        For example::
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split(">=2.3") == (">=", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("  <   =  2 . 3  ") == ("<=", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("2.3") == ("=", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("*2.3") == ("*", "",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("*") == ("*", "",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("<2.3") == ("<", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split(">2.3") == (">", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("!=2.3") == ("!=", "2.3",)
        """
        constraint_string = remove_spaces(string)

        # special case for star
        if constraint_string.startswith("*"):
            return "*", ""

        for comparator in COMPARATORS:
            if constraint_string.startswith(comparator):
                # NOTE: we do not report an error if this is not valid
                version = constraint_string.lstrip(comparator)
                if comparator == "*":
                    version = ""
                return comparator, version

        # default to equality
        return "=", constraint_string

    def __contains__(self, version):
        """
        Return a True if the ``version`` Version is contained in this
        VersionConstraint or "satisfies" this VersionConstraint.

        For example::
        >>> from univers.versions import PypiVersion
        >>> v22 = PypiVersion("2.2")
        >>> v23 = PypiVersion("2.3")
        >>> v24 = PypiVersion("2.4")
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)
        >>> try:
        ...   None in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)
        ... except ValueError:
        ...   pass

        >>> assert v22 in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v24)
        >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v24)

        >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">", version=v23)
        >>> assert v23 not in VersionConstraint(comparator=">", version=v23)
        >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v22 not in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)

        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=v24)
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<=", version=v24)
        >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<=", version=v24)
        >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=v24)
        """
        if not isinstance(version, self.version_class):
            raise ValueError(
                f"Cannot compare {version.__class__!r} instance "
                f"with {self.version_class!r} instance."
            )
        return self.comp_operator(version, self.version)

    contains = __contains__

    @classmethod
    def validate(cls, constraints):
        """
        Raise an assertion error if the ``constraints`` is not a list of
        VersionConstraint objects or if two VersionConstraint contain the same
        Version (ignoring the comparator).
        Also validate that the sequence of comparators is valid.
        Return True otherwise.
        """

        if not isinstance(constraints, (list, tuple)):
            raise ValueError(f"{constraints!r} is a not list or tuple")

        if not all(isinstance(c, VersionConstraint) for c in constraints):
            raise ValueError(f"{constraints!r} can contain only VersionConstraint")

        # Versions are unique. Each ``version`` must be unique in a range and can
        # occur only once in any ``<version-constraint>`` of a range specifier,
        # irrespective of its comparators. Tools must report an error for duplicated
        # versions.
        if len(set(c.version for c in constraints)) != len(constraints):
            raise ValueError(f"{constraints!r} cannot contain duplicated Version")

        # Constraints are sorted by version**. The canonical ordering is the versions
        # order. The ordering of ``<version-constraint>`` is not significant otherwise
        # but this sort order is needed when check if a version is contained in a range.
        constraints.sort()

        return validate_comparators(constraints)

    @classmethod
    def simplify(cls, constraints):
        """
        Return a new simplified ``constraints`` list with duplicated constraints
        removed. This includes removing exact duplicates and redundant
        constraints.
        """
        constraints = deduplicate(constraints)
        constraints = simplify_constraints(constraints)
        return constraints


def deduplicate(constraints):
    """
    Return a new ``constraints`` list with exact duplicated constraints removed.
    """
    seen = set()
    unique = []
    for c in constraints:
        if c not in seen:
            unique.append(c)
            seen.add(c)
    return unique


def validate_comparators(constraints):
    """
    Raise an assertion error if the ``constraints`` list contains an invalid
    sequence of constraint comparators according to ``vers`` rules.
    Return True otherwise.

    The following are the validity rules for contiguous constraints where the
    constraints are canonical e.g., sorted by version and versions are unique
    ignoring comparators:

    - "*" can only occur alone
    - "!=" can be followed by anything, i.e., one of "=", "!=", ">", ">=", "<", "<="

    And ignoring all "!=":
    - "=" can be followed only by one of "=", ">", ">="

    And ignoring all "=" and "!=", there must be an alternation of greater and lesser:
    - "<" and "<=" can only be followed by one of ">", ">="
    - ">" and ">=" can only be followed by one of "<", "<="
    """

    # Starting from a de-duplicated and sorted list of constraints, these extra rules
    # apply to the comparators of any two contiguous constraints to be valid:

    # There is only one star: "*" must only occur once and alone in a range,
    # without any other constraint or version.
    if any(c.comparator == "*" for c in constraints):
        if len(constraints) != 1:
            raise ValueError(f"Invalid {constraints!r}: can contain only one star '*'")
        return True

    # "!=" constraint can be followed by a constraint using any comparator, i.e.,
    # any of "=", "!=", ">", ">=", "<", "<=" as comparator (or no constraint).

    # Ignoring all constraints with "!=" comparators:
    # --> discard != that can occur anywhere
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator != "!="]
    if not constraints:
        return True

    # A "=" constraint must be followed only by a constraint with one of "=", ">",
    # ">=" as comparator (or no constraint).
    # --> check that equals is followed only by "=", ">", ">="
    invalid_equal = [
        (cur, nxt)
        for cur, nxt in pairwise(constraints)
        if cur.comparator == "=" and nxt.comparator not in ("=", ">", ">=")
    ]
    if invalid_equal:
        c = "|".join(map(str, constraints))
        i = ", ".join(f"{x}|{y}" for x, y in invalid_equal)
        raise ValueError(
            f"Invalid {c!r}: where {i!r} " "cannot contain an equal = followed by either < or <="
        )

    # And ignoring all constraints with "=" or "!=" comparators:
    # --> discard = that have been validated above
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator != "="]
    if not constraints:
        return True

    # the sequence of constraint comparators must be an alternation of greater
    # and lesser comparators:
    # --> from now on this must be an alternation of greater/lesser
    for cur_constraint, nxt_constraint in pairwise(constraints):
        cur_comp = cur_constraint.comparator
        nxt_comp = nxt_constraint.comparator

        # "<" and "<=" must be followed by one of ">", ">=" (or no constraint).
        # ">" and ">=" must be followed by one of "<", "<=" (or no constraint).
        # Tools must report an error for such invalid ranges.
        if (cur_comp in ("<", "<=") and nxt_comp not in (">", ">=")) or (
            cur_comp in (">", ">=") and nxt_comp not in ("<", "<=")
        ):

            raise ValueError(
                f"Invalid {constraints!r}: {cur_constraint!r} "
                f"cannot be followed by {nxt_constraint!r}"
            )

    return True


def simplify_constraints(constraints):
    """
    Return a list of VersionConstraint given a ``constraints`` list by
    discarding redundant constraints according to ``vers`` rules.
    """
    # Start from a list of constraints of comparator and version, sorted by version
    # and where each version occurs only once in any constraint.

    # If the constraints list contains a single constraint (star, equal or anything)
    # return this list and simplification is finished.
    if len(constraints) < 2:
        return constraints

    # Split the constraints list in two sub lists:
    #   a list of "unequal constraints" where the comparator is "!="
    #   a remainder list of "constraints" where the comparator is not "!="
    unequal_constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator == "!="]
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator != "!="]

    # If the remainder list of "constraints" is empty, return the "unequal constraints"
    # list and de-duplication is finished.
    if not constraints:
        return unequal_constraints

    # Iterate over the current and next contiguous constraints of this list:
    i = 0
    j = 0

    while i < len(constraints) - 1:
        j = i + 1

        cur = constraints[i]
        nxt = constraints[j]
        cur_comp = cur.comparator
        nxt_comp = nxt.comparator

        # If current comparator is ">" or ">=" and next comparator is "=", ">" or ">=",
        if cur_comp in (">", ">=") and nxt_comp in ("=", ">", ">="):
            # discard next constraint
            constraints.pop(j)

        # If current comparator is "=", "<" or "<="  and next comparator is <" or <=",
        if cur_comp in ("=", "<", "<=") and nxt_comp in ("<", "<="):
            # discard current constraint
            constraints.pop(i)
            # Previous constraint becomes current if if exists.
            if i > 0:
                i -= 1

        # If there is a previous constraint:
        if i > 0:

            prv = constraints[i - 1]
            prv_comp = prv.comparator

            # If previous comparator is ">" or ">=" and current comparator is "=", ">" or ">=",
            if prv_comp in (">", ">=") and cur_comp in ("=", ">", ">="):
                # discard current constraint
                constraints.pop(i)

            # If previous comparator is "=", "<" or "<=" and current comparator is <" or <=",
            if prv_comp in ("=", "<", "<=") and cur_comp in ("<", "<="):
                # discard previous constraint.
                constraints.pop(i - 1)

        i += 1

    # Concatenate the "unequal constraints" list and the filtered "constraints" list
    # Sort by version and return.
    return sorted(set(unequal_constraints + constraints))


def contains_version(version, constraints):
    """
    Return True an assertion error if the ``constraints`` list contains the
    ``version`` Version object according to ``vers`` rules.
    """
    # If the constraint list contains only one item and the comparator is "*",
    # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.

    # If the constraint list contains only one item and and the "tested version"
    # satisfies the comparator then the "tested version"  is IN the range.
    # Check is finished.
    if len(constraints) == 1:
        return version in constraints[0]

    # If the "tested version" is equal to the any of the constraint version where
    # the constraint comparator is "=!" then the "tested version" is NOT in the
    # range. Check is finished.
    for constraint in constraints:
        if "!=" in constraint.comparator and version == constraint.version:
            return False

    # If the "tested version" is equal to the any of the constraint version
    # where the constraint comparator is for equality (any of "=", "<=", or ">=")
    # then the "tested version" is in the range. Check is finished.
    for constraint in constraints:
        if "=" in constraint.comparator and version == constraint.version:
            return True

    # Split the constraint list in two sub lists:
    #   a first list where the comparator is "=" or "!="
    #   a second list where the comparator is neither "=" nor "!="
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator not in ("=", "!=")]
    if not constraints:
        return False

    # Iterate over the current and next contiguous constraints pairs (aka. pairwise)
    # in the second list.
    # For each current and next constraint:

    cur_comp = nxt_comp = cur_constraint = nxt_constraint = None
    first_iteration = True
    for cur_constraint, nxt_constraint in pairwise(constraints):
        cur_comp = cur_constraint.comparator
        nxt_comp = nxt_constraint.comparator

        # If this is the first iteration and current comparator is "<" or <="
        # and the "tested version" is less than the current version
        # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.
        if first_iteration:
            if cur_comp in ("<", "<=") and version < cur_constraint.version:
                return True
            first_iteration = False

        # If current comparator is ">" or >=" and next comparator is "<" or <="
        # and the "tested version" is greater than the current version
        # and the "tested version" is less than the next version
        # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.
        if cur_comp in (">", ">=") and nxt_comp in ("<", "<="):
            if version > cur_constraint.version and version < nxt_constraint.version:
                return True

        # If current comparator is "<" or <=" and next comparator is ">" or >="
        # then these versions are out the range. Continue to the next iteration.
        elif cur_comp in ("<", "<=") and nxt_comp in (">", ">="):
            pass

        else:
            # this should never happen as the constraints must be valid going in
            raise Exception(f"Invalid constraints sequence: {constraints }")

    # If this is the last iteration and next comparator is ">" or >="
    # and the "tested version" is greater than the next version
    # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.
    if nxt_comp in (">", ">=") and version > nxt_constraint.version:
        return True

    # Reaching here without having finished the check before means that the
    # "tested version" is NOT in the range.
    return False

#
# Copyright (c) nexB Inc. and others.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
# Visit https://aboutcode.org and https://github.com/nexB/univers for support and download.

import operator
from functools import total_ordering

import attr
from univers.utils import remove_spaces
from univers.versions import Version

try:
    # only stanadard in Python 3.10 and up
    from itertools import pairwise  # NOQA
except ImportError:
    # back from docs at https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html#itertools.pairwise
    import itertools

    def pairwise(iterable):
        a, b = itertools.tee(iterable)
        next(b, None)
        return zip(a, b)


"""
Universal version constraint object that stores a comparator such as "=" or "<="
and a Version object using a class that is specific to a package type (aka.
ecosystem)
"""


def operator_star(a, b):
    """
    Comparison operator for the star "*" constraint comparator. Since it matches
    any version, it is always True.
    """
    return True


# note: ORDER MATTER here: we tests startswith(key) for each key in sequence
COMPARATORS = {
    ">=": operator.ge,
    "<=": operator.le,
    "!=": operator.ne,
    "<": operator.lt,
    ">": operator.gt,
    "=": operator.eq,
    "*": operator_star,
}


@total_ordering
@attr.s(frozen=True, repr=True, str=False, order=False, eq=True, hash=True)
class VersionConstraint:
    """
    Represent a single constraint composed of a comparator and a version.

    VersionConstraint is:
    - comparable and orderable e.g., implements functools.total_ordering
      by version then comparator.
    - immutable and hashable.
    """

    # one of the COMPARATORS
    comparator = attr.ib(type=str, default="=")

    # a Version subclass instance
    version = attr.ib(type=Version, default=None)

    # a function for the comparator
    comp_operator = attr.ib(default=None, repr=False)

    # a Version subclass
    version_class = attr.ib(type=Version, default=None, repr=False)

    def __attrs_post_init__(self):
        # Notes: setattr is used because this is an immutable frozen instance.
        # See https://www.attrs.org/en/stable/init.html?#post-init
        try:
            object.__setattr__(self, "comp_operator", COMPARATORS[self.comparator])
        except KeyError as e:
            raise ValueError(f"Unknown comparator: {self.comparator}") from e

        if self.version and not isinstance(self.version, Version):
            raise TypeError(
                f"version must be a 'Version' instance and not: {self.version.__class__!r}"
            )

        if not self.version_class:
            if self.version:
                object.__setattr__(self, "version_class", self.version.__class__)
            else:
                raise ValueError("Cannot build a VersionConstraint without a version class")

    def __str__(self):
        """
        Return a string representing this constraint.
        For example::
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=Version("2.3"))) == ">=2.3"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="*", version_class=Version)) == "*"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=Version("2.3"))) == "<2.3"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=Version("2.3.0"))) == "2.3.0"
        >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(version=Version("2.3.0"))) == "2.3.0"
        """
        if self.comparator == "*":
            return "*"

        if self.comparator == "=":
            return str(self.version)

        version = str(self.version)
        return f"{self.comparator}{version}"

    to_string = __str__

    def to_dict(self):
        return dict(comparator=self.comparator, version=str(self.version))

    def __hash__(self):
        return hash(str(self))

    def __eq__(self, other):
        if not isinstance(other, self.__class__):
            return NotImplemented
        return self.comparator == other.comparator and self.version == other.version

    def __lt__(self, other):
        if not isinstance(other, self.__class__):
            return NotImplemented
        # we compare tuples, version first
        return (self.version, self.comparator).__lt__((other.version, other.comparator))

    @classmethod
    def from_string(cls, string, version_class):
        """
        Return a single VersionConstraint built from a constraint ``string`` and
        a ``version_class`` Version class.
        """
        constraint_string = remove_spaces(string)

        # A version range specifier contains only printable ASCII letters, digits and
        # punctuation.
        is_ascii = len(constraint_string) + 2 == len(ascii(constraint_string))
        if not is_ascii:
            raise ValueError(f"Invalid non ASCII characters: {string!r}")

        comparator, version = cls.split(constraint_string)
        if comparator not in COMPARATORS:
            raise ValueError(f"Unknown comparator: {comparator!r}")

        if not version and comparator != "*":
            raise ValueError("Empty version")

        if comparator == "*":
            version = None
        else:
            version = version_class(version)
        return cls(comparator=comparator, version=version, version_class=version_class)

    @staticmethod
    def split(string):
        """
        Return a tuple of (comparator, version) strings given a
        constraint ``string`` such as ">=2.3".

        For example::
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split(">=2.3") == (">=", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("  <   =  2 . 3  ") == ("<=", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("2.3") == ("=", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("*2.3") == ("*", "",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("*") == ("*", "",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("<2.3") == ("<", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split(">2.3") == (">", "2.3",)
        >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("!=2.3") == ("!=", "2.3",)
        """
        constraint_string = remove_spaces(string)

        # special case for star
        if constraint_string.startswith("*"):
            return "*", ""

        for comparator in COMPARATORS:
            if constraint_string.startswith(comparator):
                # NOTE: we do not report an error if this is not valid
                version = constraint_string.lstrip(comparator)
                if comparator == "*":
                    version = ""
                return comparator, version

        # default to equality
        return "=", constraint_string

    def __contains__(self, version):
        """
        Return a True if the ``version`` Version is contained in this
        VersionConstraint or "satisfies" this VersionConstraint.

        For example::
        >>> from univers.versions import PypiVersion
        >>> v22 = PypiVersion("2.2")
        >>> v23 = PypiVersion("2.3")
        >>> v24 = PypiVersion("2.4")
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)
        >>> try:
        ...   None in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)
        ... except ValueError:
        ...   pass

        >>> assert v22 in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v24)
        >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v24)

        >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">", version=v23)
        >>> assert v23 not in VersionConstraint(comparator=">", version=v23)
        >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)
        >>> assert v22 not in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)

        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=v24)
        >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<=", version=v24)
        >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<=", version=v24)
        >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=v24)
        """
        if not isinstance(version, self.version_class):
            raise ValueError(
                f"Cannot compare {version.__class__!r} instance "
                f"with {self.version_class!r} instance."
            )
        return self.comp_operator(version, self.version)

    contains = __contains__

    @classmethod
    def validate(cls, constraints):
        """
        Raise an assertion error if the ``constraints`` is not a list of
        VersionConstraint objects or if two VersionConstraint contain the same
        Version (ignoring the comparator).
        Also validate that the sequence of comparators is valid.
        Return True otherwise.
        """

        if not isinstance(constraints, (list, tuple)):
            raise ValueError(f"{constraints!r} is a not list or tuple")

        if not all(isinstance(c, VersionConstraint) for c in constraints):
            raise ValueError(f"{constraints!r} can contain only VersionConstraint")

        # Versions are unique. Each ``version`` must be unique in a range and can
        # occur only once in any ``<version-constraint>`` of a range specifier,
        # irrespective of its comparators. Tools must report an error for duplicated
        # versions.
        if len(set(c.version for c in constraints)) != len(constraints):
            raise ValueError(f"{constraints!r} cannot contain duplicated Version")

        # Constraints are sorted by version**. The canonical ordering is the versions
        # order. The ordering of ``<version-constraint>`` is not significant otherwise
        # but this sort order is needed when check if a version is contained in a range.
        constraints.sort()

        return validate_comparators(constraints)

    @classmethod
    def simplify(cls, constraints):
        """
        Return a new simplified ``constraints`` list with duplicated constraints
        removed. This includes removing exact duplicates and redundant
        constraints.
        """
        constraints = deduplicate(constraints)
        constraints = simplify_constraints(constraints)
        return constraints


def deduplicate(constraints):
    """
    Return a new ``constraints`` list with exact duplicated constraints removed.
    """
    seen = set()
    unique = []
    for c in constraints:
        if c not in seen:
            unique.append(c)
            seen.add(c)
    return unique


def validate_comparators(constraints):
    """
    Raise an assertion error if the ``constraints`` list contains an invalid
    sequence of constraint comparators according to ``vers`` rules.
    Return True otherwise.

    The following are the validity rules for contiguous constraints where the
    constraints are canonical e.g., sorted by version and versions are unique
    ignoring comparators:

    - "*" can only occur alone
    - "!=" can be followed by anything, i.e., one of "=", "!=", ">", ">=", "<", "<="

    And ignoring all "!=":
    - "=" can be followed only by one of "=", ">", ">="

    And ignoring all "=" and "!=", there must be an alternation of greater and lesser:
    - "<" and "<=" can only be followed by one of ">", ">="
    - ">" and ">=" can only be followed by one of "<", "<="
    """

    # Starting from a de-duplicated and sorted list of constraints, these extra rules
    # apply to the comparators of any two contiguous constraints to be valid:

    # There is only one star: "*" must only occur once and alone in a range,
    # without any other constraint or version.
    if any(c.comparator == "*" for c in constraints):
        if len(constraints) != 1:
            raise ValueError(f"Invalid {constraints!r}: can contain only one star '*'")
        return True

    # "!=" constraint can be followed by a constraint using any comparator, i.e.,
    # any of "=", "!=", ">", ">=", "<", "<=" as comparator (or no constraint).

    # Ignoring all constraints with "!=" comparators:
    # --> discard != that can occur anywhere
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator != "!="]
    if not constraints:
        return True

    # A "=" constraint must be followed only by a constraint with one of "=", ">",
    # ">=" as comparator (or no constraint).
    # --> check that equals is followed only by "=", ">", ">="
    invalid_equal = [
        (cur, nxt)
        for cur, nxt in pairwise(constraints)
        if cur.comparator == "=" and nxt.comparator not in ("=", ">", ">=")
    ]
    if invalid_equal:
        c = "|".join(map(str, constraints))
        i = ", ".join(f"{x}|{y}" for x, y in invalid_equal)
        raise ValueError(
            f"Invalid {c!r}: where {i!r} " "cannot contain an equal = followed by either < or <="
        )

    # And ignoring all constraints with "=" or "!=" comparators:
    # --> discard = that have been validated above
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator != "="]
    if not constraints:
        return True

    # the sequence of constraint comparators must be an alternation of greater
    # and lesser comparators:
    # --> from now on this must be an alternation of greater/lesser
    for cur_constraint, nxt_constraint in pairwise(constraints):
        cur_comp = cur_constraint.comparator
        nxt_comp = nxt_constraint.comparator

        # "<" and "<=" must be followed by one of ">", ">=" (or no constraint).
        # ">" and ">=" must be followed by one of "<", "<=" (or no constraint).
        # Tools must report an error for such invalid ranges.
        if (cur_comp in ("<", "<=") and nxt_comp not in (">", ">=")) or (
            cur_comp in (">", ">=") and nxt_comp not in ("<", "<=")
        ):

            raise ValueError(
                f"Invalid {constraints!r}: {cur_constraint!r} "
                f"cannot be followed by {nxt_constraint!r}"
            )

    return True


def simplify_constraints(constraints):
    """
    Return a list of VersionConstraint given a ``constraints`` list by
    discarding redundant constraints according to ``vers`` rules.
    """
    # Start from a list of constraints of comparator and version, sorted by version
    # and where each version occurs only once in any constraint.

    # If the constraints list contains a single constraint (star, equal or anything)
    # return this list and simplification is finished.
    if len(constraints) < 2:
        return constraints

    # Split the constraints list in two sub lists:
    #   a list of "unequal constraints" where the comparator is "!="
    #   a remainder list of "constraints" where the comparator is not "!="
    unequal_constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator == "!="]
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator != "!="]

    # If the remainder list of "constraints" is empty, return the "unequal constraints"
    # list and de-duplication is finished.
    if not constraints:
        return unequal_constraints

    # Iterate over the current and next contiguous constraints of this list:
    i = 0
    j = 0

    while i < len(constraints) - 1:
        j = i + 1

        cur = constraints[i]
        nxt = constraints[j]
        cur_comp = cur.comparator
        nxt_comp = nxt.comparator

        # If current comparator is ">" or ">=" and next comparator is "=", ">" or ">=",
        if cur_comp in (">", ">=") and nxt_comp in ("=", ">", ">="):
            # discard next constraint
            constraints.pop(j)

        # If current comparator is "=", "<" or "<="  and next comparator is <" or <=",
        if cur_comp in ("=", "<", "<=") and nxt_comp in ("<", "<="):
            # discard current constraint
            constraints.pop(i)
            # Previous constraint becomes current if if exists.
            if i > 0:
                i -= 1

        # If there is a previous constraint:
        if i > 0:

            prv = constraints[i - 1]
            prv_comp = prv.comparator

            # If previous comparator is ">" or ">=" and current comparator is "=", ">" or ">=",
            if prv_comp in (">", ">=") and cur_comp in ("=", ">", ">="):
                # discard current constraint
                constraints.pop(i)

            # If previous comparator is "=", "<" or "<=" and current comparator is <" or <=",
            if prv_comp in ("=", "<", "<=") and cur_comp in ("<", "<="):
                # discard previous constraint.
                constraints.pop(i - 1)

        i += 1

    # Concatenate the "unequal constraints" list and the filtered "constraints" list
    # Sort by version and return.
    return sorted(set(unequal_constraints + constraints))


def contains_version(version, constraints):
    """
    Return True an assertion error if the ``constraints`` list contains the
    ``version`` Version object according to ``vers`` rules.
    """
    # If the constraint list contains only one item and the comparator is "*",
    # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.

    # If the constraint list contains only one item and and the "tested version"
    # satisfies the comparator then the "tested version"  is IN the range.
    # Check is finished.
    if len(constraints) == 1:
        return version in constraints[0]

    # If the "tested version" is equal to the any of the constraint version where
    # the constraint comparator is "=!" then the "tested version" is NOT in the
    # range. Check is finished.
    for constraint in constraints:
        if "!=" in constraint.comparator and version == constraint.version:
            return False

    # If the "tested version" is equal to the any of the constraint version
    # where the constraint comparator is for equality (any of "=", "<=", or ">=")
    # then the "tested version" is in the range. Check is finished.
    for constraint in constraints:
        if "=" in constraint.comparator and version == constraint.version:
            return True

    # Split the constraint list in two sub lists:
    #   a first list where the comparator is "=" or "!="
    #   a second list where the comparator is neither "=" nor "!="
    constraints = [c for c in constraints if c.comparator not in ("=", "!=")]
    if not constraints:
        return False

    # Iterate over the current and next contiguous constraints pairs (aka. pairwise)
    # in the second list.
    # For each current and next constraint:

    cur_comp = nxt_comp = cur_constraint = nxt_constraint = None
    first_iteration = True
    for cur_constraint, nxt_constraint in pairwise(constraints):
        cur_comp = cur_constraint.comparator
        nxt_comp = nxt_constraint.comparator

        # If this is the first iteration and current comparator is "<" or <="
        # and the "tested version" is less than the current version
        # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.
        if first_iteration:
            if cur_comp in ("<", "<=") and version < cur_constraint.version:
                return True
            first_iteration = False

        # If current comparator is ">" or >=" and next comparator is "<" or <="
        # and the "tested version" is greater than the current version
        # and the "tested version" is less than the next version
        # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.
        if cur_comp in (">", ">=") and nxt_comp in ("<", "<="):
            if version > cur_constraint.version and version < nxt_constraint.version:
                return True

        # If current comparator is "<" or <=" and next comparator is ">" or >="
        # then these versions are out the range. Continue to the next iteration.
        elif cur_comp in ("<", "<=") and nxt_comp in (">", ">="):
            pass

        else:
            # this should never happen as the constraints must be valid going in
            raise Exception(f"Invalid constraints sequence: {constraints }")

    # If this is the last iteration and next comparator is ">" or >="
    # and the "tested version" is greater than the next version
    # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished.
    if nxt_comp in (">", ">=") and version > nxt_constraint.version:
        return True

    # Reaching here without having finished the check before means that the
    # "tested version" is NOT in the range.
    return False
# # Copyright (c) nexB Inc. and others. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 # # Visit https://aboutcode.org and https://github.com/nexB/univers for support and download. # only stanadard in Python 3.10 and up # NOQA # back from docs at https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html#itertools.pairwise Universal version constraint object that stores a comparator such as "=" or "<=" and a Version object using a class that is specific to a package type (aka. ecosystem) Comparison operator for the star "*" constraint comparator. Since it matches     any version, it is always True. # note: ORDER MATTER here: we tests startswith(key) for each key in sequence Represent a single constraint composed of a comparator and a version.      VersionConstraint is:     - comparable and orderable e.g., implements functools.total_ordering       by version then comparator.     - immutable and hashable. # one of the COMPARATORS # a Version subclass instance # a function for the comparator # a Version subclass # Notes: setattr is used because this is an immutable frozen instance. # See https://www.attrs.org/en/stable/init.html?#post-init Return a string representing this constraint.         For example::         >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=Version("2.3"))) == ">=2.3"         >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="*", version_class=Version)) == "*"         >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=Version("2.3"))) == "<2.3"         >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=Version("2.3.0"))) == "2.3.0"         >>> assert str(VersionConstraint(version=Version("2.3.0"))) == "2.3.0" # we compare tuples, version first Return a single VersionConstraint built from a constraint ``string`` and         a ``version_class`` Version class. # A version range specifier contains only printable ASCII letters, digits and # punctuation. Return a tuple of (comparator, version) strings given a         constraint ``string`` such as ">=2.3".          For example::         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split(">=2.3") == (">=", "2.3",)         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("  <   =  2 . 3  ") == ("<=", "2.3",)         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("2.3") == ("=", "2.3",)         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("*2.3") == ("*", "",)         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("*") == ("*", "",)         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("<2.3") == ("<", "2.3",)         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split(">2.3") == (">", "2.3",)         >>> assert VersionConstraint.split("!=2.3") == ("!=", "2.3",) # special case for star # NOTE: we do not report an error if this is not valid # default to equality Return a True if the ``version`` Version is contained in this         VersionConstraint or "satisfies" this VersionConstraint.          For example::         >>> from univers.versions import PypiVersion         >>> v22 = PypiVersion("2.2")         >>> v23 = PypiVersion("2.3")         >>> v24 = PypiVersion("2.4")         >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)         >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)         >>> try:         ...   None in VersionConstraint(comparator="=", version=v23)         ... except ValueError:         ...   pass          >>> assert v22 in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v23)         >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v24)         >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="!=", version=v24)          >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">", version=v23)         >>> assert v23 not in VersionConstraint(comparator=">", version=v23)         >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)         >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)         >>> assert v22 not in VersionConstraint(comparator=">=", version=v23)          >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=v24)         >>> assert v23 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<=", version=v24)         >>> assert v24 in VersionConstraint(comparator="<=", version=v24)         >>> assert v24 not in VersionConstraint(comparator="<", version=v24) Raise an assertion error if the ``constraints`` is not a list of         VersionConstraint objects or if two VersionConstraint contain the same         Version (ignoring the comparator).         Also validate that the sequence of comparators is valid.         Return True otherwise. # Versions are unique. Each ``version`` must be unique in a range and can # occur only once in any ``<version-constraint>`` of a range specifier, # irrespective of its comparators. Tools must report an error for duplicated # versions. # Constraints are sorted by version**. The canonical ordering is the versions # order. The ordering of ``<version-constraint>`` is not significant otherwise # but this sort order is needed when check if a version is contained in a range. Return a new simplified ``constraints`` list with duplicated constraints         removed. This includes removing exact duplicates and redundant         constraints. Return a new ``constraints`` list with exact duplicated constraints removed. Raise an assertion error if the ``constraints`` list contains an invalid     sequence of constraint comparators according to ``vers`` rules.     Return True otherwise.      The following are the validity rules for contiguous constraints where the     constraints are canonical e.g., sorted by version and versions are unique     ignoring comparators:      - "*" can only occur alone     - "!=" can be followed by anything, i.e., one of "=", "!=", ">", ">=", "<", "<="      And ignoring all "!=":     - "=" can be followed only by one of "=", ">", ">="      And ignoring all "=" and "!=", there must be an alternation of greater and lesser:     - "<" and "<=" can only be followed by one of ">", ">="     - ">" and ">=" can only be followed by one of "<", "<=" # Starting from a de-duplicated and sorted list of constraints, these extra rules # apply to the comparators of any two contiguous constraints to be valid: # There is only one star: "*" must only occur once and alone in a range, # without any other constraint or version. # "!=" constraint can be followed by a constraint using any comparator, i.e., # any of "=", "!=", ">", ">=", "<", "<=" as comparator (or no constraint). # Ignoring all constraints with "!=" comparators: # --> discard != that can occur anywhere # A "=" constraint must be followed only by a constraint with one of "=", ">", # ">=" as comparator (or no constraint). # --> check that equals is followed only by "=", ">", ">=" # And ignoring all constraints with "=" or "!=" comparators: # --> discard = that have been validated above # the sequence of constraint comparators must be an alternation of greater # and lesser comparators: # --> from now on this must be an alternation of greater/lesser # "<" and "<=" must be followed by one of ">", ">=" (or no constraint). # ">" and ">=" must be followed by one of "<", "<=" (or no constraint). # Tools must report an error for such invalid ranges. Return a list of VersionConstraint given a ``constraints`` list by     discarding redundant constraints according to ``vers`` rules. # Start from a list of constraints of comparator and version, sorted by version # and where each version occurs only once in any constraint. # If the constraints list contains a single constraint (star, equal or anything) # return this list and simplification is finished. # Split the constraints list in two sub lists: #   a list of "unequal constraints" where the comparator is "!=" #   a remainder list of "constraints" where the comparator is not "!=" # If the remainder list of "constraints" is empty, return the "unequal constraints" # list and de-duplication is finished. # Iterate over the current and next contiguous constraints of this list: # If current comparator is ">" or ">=" and next comparator is "=", ">" or ">=", # discard next constraint # If current comparator is "=", "<" or "<="  and next comparator is <" or <=", # discard current constraint # Previous constraint becomes current if if exists. # If there is a previous constraint: # If previous comparator is ">" or ">=" and current comparator is "=", ">" or ">=", # discard current constraint # If previous comparator is "=", "<" or "<=" and current comparator is <" or <=", # discard previous constraint. # Concatenate the "unequal constraints" list and the filtered "constraints" list # Sort by version and return. Return True an assertion error if the ``constraints`` list contains the     ``version`` Version object according to ``vers`` rules. # If the constraint list contains only one item and the comparator is "*", # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished. # If the constraint list contains only one item and and the "tested version" # satisfies the comparator then the "tested version"  is IN the range. # Check is finished. # If the "tested version" is equal to the any of the constraint version where # the constraint comparator is "=!" then the "tested version" is NOT in the # range. Check is finished. # If the "tested version" is equal to the any of the constraint version # where the constraint comparator is for equality (any of "=", "<=", or ">=") # then the "tested version" is in the range. Check is finished. # Split the constraint list in two sub lists: #   a first list where the comparator is "=" or "!=" #   a second list where the comparator is neither "=" nor "!=" # Iterate over the current and next contiguous constraints pairs (aka. pairwise) # in the second list. # For each current and next constraint: # If this is the first iteration and current comparator is "<" or <=" # and the "tested version" is less than the current version # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished. # If current comparator is ">" or >=" and next comparator is "<" or <=" # and the "tested version" is greater than the current version # and the "tested version" is less than the next version # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished. # If current comparator is "<" or <=" and next comparator is ">" or >=" # then these versions are out the range. Continue to the next iteration. # this should never happen as the constraints must be valid going in # If this is the last iteration and next comparator is ">" or >=" # and the "tested version" is greater than the next version # then the "tested version" is IN the range. Check is finished. # Reaching here without having finished the check before means that the # "tested version" is NOT in the range.