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# Copyright 2015 Canonical Ltd.
#
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#
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from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function
from __future__ import unicode_literals
import io
import json
class DkmsInfoResult():
"""A simple class to hold results for the DkmsInfoParser."""
def __init__(self):
self.dkms_info = {}
def addDkmsInfo(self, pkg, details):
self.dkms_info[pkg] = details
class DkmsInfoParser(object):
"""
Parser for output from the dkms_info script.
This is a very simple parser because the dkms_info script
is designed to output json which we can simply json.loads().
No attempt is made to hammer a noncompliant input into submission:
if it doesn't json.load(), it's simply dropped on the floor.
The name is slightly misleading as the dkms_info script also shows
"non-dkms" packages which have a modaliases header (meaning they will
be matched to specific devices) but don't provide an actual dkms module.
"""
def __init__(self, stream):
"""
Instantiate the parser with the stream to parse.
:param stream: a file-like object in text-mode (so strings
can be read directly from it)
"""
self.stream = stream
def run(self, result):
"""
Parse the dkms_info output.
Add each package found to the result instance. The addDkmsInfo method
will be called with package, details.
:param result: an object with an addDkmsInfo method.
"""
try:
data = json.loads(self.stream.read())
except ValueError:
# Return silently; result will be empty
return
# dkms output is a dict with lists of packages in each
# "category". Category examples are "dkms" and "non-dkms".
for kind, elements in data.items():
# Elements can either be a list (for dkms) or a dict
# keyed by package name (for non-dkms)
try:
# Assuming it's a dict...
for package, data in elements.items():
# Validate that it contains at least
# modaliases and version, otherwise it's probably
# incomplete and useless information
if 'modaliases' in data and 'version' in data:
resdict = {'dkms-status': kind}
resdict.update(data)
result.addDkmsInfo(package, resdict)
except AttributeError:
# Oops, not a dict, maybe it's the list from dkms packages
try:
for data in elements:
# Validate that it contains a dkms_name, dkms_ver,
# and pkg_name.
if all(k in data for k in ('dkms_name',
'dkms_ver',
'pkg_name')):
package = data['pkg_name']
resdict = {'dkms-status': kind}
resdict.update(data)
result.addDkmsInfo(package, resdict)
except TypeError:
# Not a list either, ignore it silently.
pass
def parse_dkms_info(output):
"""
Parse output of `dkms_info --format json`.
:returns: no idea.
"""
stream = io.StringIO(output)
modparser = DkmsInfoParser(stream)
result = DkmsInfoResult()
modparser.run(result)
return result
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