""" Views for a student's account information. """

import logging
import json
import urlparse

from django.conf import settings
from django.contrib import messages
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required
from django.http import (
    HttpResponse, HttpResponseBadRequest, HttpResponseForbidden
)
from django.shortcuts import redirect
from django.http import HttpRequest
from django_countries import countries
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse, resolve
from django.utils.translation import ugettext as _
from django.views.decorators.csrf import ensure_csrf_cookie
from django.views.decorators.http import require_http_methods

from lang_pref.api import released_languages
from edxmako.shortcuts import render_to_response
from microsite_configuration import microsite

from external_auth.login_and_register import (
    login as external_auth_login,
    register as external_auth_register
)
from student.models import UserProfile
from student.views import (
    signin_user as old_login_view,
    register_user as old_register_view
)
from student.helpers import get_next_url_for_login_page
import third_party_auth
from third_party_auth import pipeline
from util.bad_request_rate_limiter import BadRequestRateLimiter

from openedx.core.djangoapps.user_api.accounts.api import request_password_change
from openedx.core.djangoapps.user_api.errors import UserNotFound


AUDIT_LOG = logging.getLogger("audit")


@require_http_methods(['GET'])
@ensure_csrf_cookie
def login_and_registration_form(request, initial_mode="login"):
    """Render the combined login/registration form, defaulting to login

    This relies on the JS to asynchronously load the actual form from
    the user_api.

    Keyword Args:
        initial_mode (string): Either "login" or "register".

    """
    # Determine the URL to redirect to following login/registration/third_party_auth
    redirect_to = get_next_url_for_login_page(request)

    # If we're already logged in, redirect to the dashboard
    if request.user.is_authenticated():
        return redirect(redirect_to)

    # Retrieve the form descriptions from the user API
    form_descriptions = _get_form_descriptions(request)

    # If this is a microsite, revert to the old login/registration pages.
    # We need to do this for now to support existing themes.
    # Microsites can use the new logistration page by setting
    # 'ENABLE_COMBINED_LOGIN_REGISTRATION' in their microsites configuration file.
    if microsite.is_request_in_microsite() and not microsite.get_value('ENABLE_COMBINED_LOGIN_REGISTRATION', False):
        if initial_mode == "login":
            return old_login_view(request)
        elif initial_mode == "register":
            return old_register_view(request)

    # Allow external auth to intercept and handle the request
    ext_auth_response = _external_auth_intercept(request, initial_mode)
    if ext_auth_response is not None:
        return ext_auth_response

    # Our ?next= URL may itself contain a parameter 'tpa_hint=x' that we need to check.
    # If present, we display a login page focused on third-party auth with that provider.
    third_party_auth_hint = None
    if '?' in redirect_to:
        try:
            next_args = urlparse.parse_qs(urlparse.urlparse(redirect_to).query)
            provider_id = next_args['tpa_hint'][0]
            if third_party_auth.provider.Registry.get(provider_id=provider_id):
                third_party_auth_hint = provider_id
                initial_mode = "hinted_login"
        except (KeyError, ValueError, IndexError):
            pass

    # Otherwise, render the combined login/registration page
    context = {
        'login_redirect_url': redirect_to,  # This gets added to the query string of the "Sign In" button in the header
        'disable_courseware_js': True,
        'initial_mode': initial_mode,
        'third_party_auth': json.dumps(_third_party_auth_context(request, redirect_to)),
        'third_party_auth_hint': third_party_auth_hint or '',
        'platform_name': settings.PLATFORM_NAME,
        'responsive': True,
        'allow_iframing': True,

        # Include form descriptions retrieved from the user API.
        # We could have the JS client make these requests directly,
        # but we include them in the initial page load to avoid
        # the additional round-trip to the server.
        'login_form_desc': form_descriptions['login'],
        'registration_form_desc': form_descriptions['registration'],
        'password_reset_form_desc': form_descriptions['password_reset'],
    }

    return render_to_response('student_account/login_and_register.html', context)


@require_http_methods(['POST'])
def password_change_request_handler(request):
    """Handle password change requests originating from the account page.

    Uses the Account API to email the user a link to the password reset page.

    Note:
        The next step in the password reset process (confirmation) is currently handled
        by student.views.password_reset_confirm_wrapper, a custom wrapper around Django's
        password reset confirmation view.

    Args:
        request (HttpRequest)

    Returns:
        HttpResponse: 200 if the email was sent successfully
        HttpResponse: 400 if there is no 'email' POST parameter, or if no user with
            the provided email exists
        HttpResponse: 403 if the client has been rate limited
        HttpResponse: 405 if using an unsupported HTTP method

    Example usage:

        POST /account/password

    """
    limiter = BadRequestRateLimiter()
    if limiter.is_rate_limit_exceeded(request):
        AUDIT_LOG.warning("Password reset rate limit exceeded")
        return HttpResponseForbidden()

    user = request.user
    # Prefer logged-in user's email
    email = user.email if user.is_authenticated() else request.POST.get('email')

    if email:
        try:
            request_password_change(email, request.get_host(), request.is_secure())
        except UserNotFound:
            AUDIT_LOG.info("Invalid password reset attempt")
            # Increment the rate limit counter
            limiter.tick_bad_request_counter(request)

            return HttpResponseBadRequest(_("No user with the provided email address exists."))

        return HttpResponse(status=200)
    else:
        return HttpResponseBadRequest(_("No email address provided."))


def _third_party_auth_context(request, redirect_to):
    """Context for third party auth providers and the currently running pipeline.

    Arguments:
        request (HttpRequest): The request, used to determine if a pipeline
            is currently running.
        redirect_to: The URL to send the user to following successful
            authentication.

    Returns:
        dict

    """
    context = {
        "currentProvider": None,
        "providers": [],
        "secondaryProviders": [],
        "finishAuthUrl": None,
        "errorMessage": None,
    }

    if third_party_auth.is_enabled():
        for enabled in third_party_auth.provider.Registry.accepting_logins():
            info = {
                "id": enabled.provider_id,
                "name": enabled.name,
                "iconClass": enabled.icon_class,
                "loginUrl": pipeline.get_login_url(
                    enabled.provider_id,
                    pipeline.AUTH_ENTRY_LOGIN,
                    redirect_url=redirect_to,
                ),
                "registerUrl": pipeline.get_login_url(
                    enabled.provider_id,
                    pipeline.AUTH_ENTRY_REGISTER,
                    redirect_url=redirect_to,
                ),
            }
            context["providers" if not enabled.secondary else "secondaryProviders"].append(info)

        running_pipeline = pipeline.get(request)
        if running_pipeline is not None:
            current_provider = third_party_auth.provider.Registry.get_from_pipeline(running_pipeline)

            if current_provider is not None:
                context["currentProvider"] = current_provider.name
                context["finishAuthUrl"] = pipeline.get_complete_url(current_provider.backend_name)

                if current_provider.skip_registration_form:
                    # As a reliable way of "skipping" the registration form, we just submit it automatically
                    context["autoSubmitRegForm"] = True

        # Check for any error messages we may want to display:
        for msg in messages.get_messages(request):
            if msg.extra_tags.split()[0] == "social-auth":
                # msg may or may not be translated. Try translating [again] in case we are able to:
                context['errorMessage'] = _(unicode(msg))  # pylint: disable=translation-of-non-string
                break

    return context


def _get_form_descriptions(request):
    """Retrieve form descriptions from the user API.

    Arguments:
        request (HttpRequest): The original request, used to retrieve session info.

    Returns:
        dict: Keys are 'login', 'registration', and 'password_reset';
            values are the JSON-serialized form descriptions.

    """
    return {
        'login': _local_server_get('/user_api/v1/account/login_session/', request.session),
        'registration': _local_server_get('/user_api/v1/account/registration/', request.session),
        'password_reset': _local_server_get('/user_api/v1/account/password_reset/', request.session)
    }


def _local_server_get(url, session):
    """Simulate a server-server GET request for an in-process API.

    Arguments:
        url (str): The URL of the request (excluding the protocol and domain)
        session (SessionStore): The session of the original request,
            used to get past the CSRF checks.

    Returns:
        str: The content of the response

    """
    # Since the user API is currently run in-process,
    # we simulate the server-server API call by constructing
    # our own request object.  We don't need to include much
    # information in the request except for the session
    # (to get past through CSRF validation)
    request = HttpRequest()
    request.method = "GET"
    request.session = session

    # Call the Django view function, simulating
    # the server-server API call
    view, args, kwargs = resolve(url)
    response = view(request, *args, **kwargs)

    # Return the content of the response
    return response.content


def _external_auth_intercept(request, mode):
    """Allow external auth to intercept a login/registration request.

    Arguments:
        request (Request): The original request.
        mode (str): Either "login" or "register"

    Returns:
        Response or None

    """
    if mode == "login":
        return external_auth_login(request)
    elif mode == "register":
        return external_auth_register(request)


@login_required
@require_http_methods(['GET'])
def account_settings(request):
    """Render the current user's account settings page.

    Args:
        request (HttpRequest)

    Returns:
        HttpResponse: 200 if the page was sent successfully
        HttpResponse: 302 if not logged in (redirect to login page)
        HttpResponse: 405 if using an unsupported HTTP method

    Example usage:

        GET /account/settings

    """
    return render_to_response('student_account/account_settings.html', account_settings_context(request))


@login_required
@require_http_methods(['GET'])
def finish_auth(request):  # pylint: disable=unused-argument
    """ Following logistration (1st or 3rd party), handle any special query string params.

    See FinishAuthView.js for details on the query string params.

    e.g. auto-enroll the user in a course, set email opt-in preference.

    This view just displays a "Please wait" message while AJAX calls are made to enroll the
    user in the course etc. This view is only used if a parameter like "course_id" is present
    during login/registration/third_party_auth. Otherwise, there is no need for it.

    Ideally this view will finish and redirect to the next step before the user even sees it.

    Args:
        request (HttpRequest)

    Returns:
        HttpResponse: 200 if the page was sent successfully
        HttpResponse: 302 if not logged in (redirect to login page)
        HttpResponse: 405 if using an unsupported HTTP method

    Example usage:

        GET /account/finish_auth/?course_id=course-v1:blah&enrollment_action=enroll

    """
    return render_to_response('student_account/finish_auth.html', {
        'disable_courseware_js': True,
    })


def account_settings_context(request):
    """ Context for the account settings page.

    Args:
        request: The request object.

    Returns:
        dict

    """
    user = request.user

    year_of_birth_options = [(unicode(year), unicode(year)) for year in UserProfile.VALID_YEARS]

    context = {
        'auth': {},
        'duplicate_provider': None,
        'fields': {
            'country': {
                'options': list(countries),
            }, 'gender': {
                'options': [(choice[0], _(choice[1])) for choice in UserProfile.GENDER_CHOICES],  # pylint: disable=translation-of-non-string
            }, 'language': {
                'options': released_languages(),
            }, 'level_of_education': {
                'options': [(choice[0], _(choice[1])) for choice in UserProfile.LEVEL_OF_EDUCATION_CHOICES],  # pylint: disable=translation-of-non-string
            }, 'password': {
                'url': reverse('password_reset'),
            }, 'year_of_birth': {
                'options': year_of_birth_options,
            }, 'preferred_language': {
                'options': settings.ALL_LANGUAGES,
            }
        },
        'platform_name': settings.PLATFORM_NAME,
        'user_accounts_api_url': reverse("accounts_api", kwargs={'username': user.username}),
        'user_preferences_api_url': reverse('preferences_api', kwargs={'username': user.username}),
        'disable_courseware_js': True,
    }

    if third_party_auth.is_enabled():
        # If the account on the third party provider is already connected with another edX account,
        # we display a message to the user.
        context['duplicate_provider'] = pipeline.get_duplicate_provider(messages.get_messages(request))

        auth_states = pipeline.get_provider_user_states(user)

        context['auth']['providers'] = [{
            'id': state.provider.provider_id,
            'name': state.provider.name,  # The name of the provider e.g. Facebook
            'connected': state.has_account,  # Whether the user's edX account is connected with the provider.
            # If the user is not connected, they should be directed to this page to authenticate
            # with the particular provider, as long as the provider supports initiating a login.
            'connect_url': pipeline.get_login_url(
                state.provider.provider_id,
                pipeline.AUTH_ENTRY_ACCOUNT_SETTINGS,
                # The url the user should be directed to after the auth process has completed.
                redirect_url=reverse('account_settings'),
            ),
            'accepts_logins': state.provider.accepts_logins,
            # If the user is connected, sending a POST request to this url removes the connection
            # information for this provider from their edX account.
            'disconnect_url': pipeline.get_disconnect_url(state.provider.provider_id, state.association_id),
        } for state in auth_states]

    return context
