import groovy.json.JsonOutput
import java.util.regex.Pattern
import java.util.regex.Matcher
import org.gradle.util.GradleVersion

// Snyk dependency resolution script for Gradle.
// Tested on Gradle versions from v2.14 to v6.8.1

// This script does the following: for all the projects in the build file,
// generate a merged configuration of all the available configurations,
// and then list the dependencies as a tree.

// It's the responsibility of the caller to pick the project(s) they are
// interested in from the results.

// CLI usages:
// gradle -q -I init.gradle snykResolvedDepsJson
// gradle -q -I init.gradle snykResolvedDepsJson -Pconfiguration=specificConf -PonlySubProject=sub-project
// gradle -q -I init.gradle snykResolvedDepsJson -Pconfiguration=confNameRegex -PconfAttr=buildtype:debug,usage:java-runtime

// (-q to have clean output, -P supplies args as per https://stackoverflow.com/a/48370451)

// confAttr parameter (supported only in Gradle 3+) is used to perform attribute-based dependency variant matching
// (important for Android: https://developer.android.com/studio/build/dependencies#variant_aware)
// Its value is a comma-separated list of key:value pairs. The "key" is a case-insensitive substring
// of the class name of the attribute (e.g. "buildtype" would match com.android.build.api.attributes.BuildTypeAttr),
// the value should be a case-insensitive stringified value of the attribute

// Output format:
//
// Since Gradle is chatty and often prints a "Welcome" banner even with -q option,
// the only output lines that matter are:
// - prefixed "SNYKECHO ": should be immediately printed as debug information by the caller
// - prefixed "JSONDEPS ": JSON representation of the dependencies trees for all projects in the following format

// interface JsonDepsScriptResult {
//   defaultProject: string;
//   projects: ProjectsDict;
//   allSubProjectNames: string[];
// }
// interface ProjectsDict {
//   [project: string]: GradleProjectInfo;
// }

// interface GradleProjectInfo {
//   depGraph: DepGraph;
//   snykGraph: { [name: string]: SnykGraph };
//   targetFile: string;
// }
// export interface SnykGraph {
//   name: string;
//   version: string;
//   parentIds: string[];
// }

class SnykGraph {

    def nodes
    def rootId
    SnykGraph(rootId) {
        this.nodes = [:]
        this.rootId = rootId
    }

    def setNode(key, value) {
        if (!key) {
            return
        }
        if (this.nodes.get(key)) {
            return this.nodes.get(key)
        }
        if (!value) {
            return
        }
        def vertex = ['name': value.name, 'version': value.version, 'parentIds': [] as Set]
        this.nodes.put(key, vertex)
        return vertex
    }

    def setEdge(parentId, childId) {
        if (!parentId || !childId || parentId == childId) {
            return
        }
        // root-node will be the graphlib root that first-level deps will be attached to
        if (parentId != this.rootId) {
            def parentNode = this.setNode(parentId, null)
            if (!parentNode) {
                return
            }
        }
        def childNode = this.setNode(childId, null)
        if (!childNode || childNode.parentIds.contains(parentId)) {
            return
        }
        childNode.parentIds.add(parentId)
    }

}

def loadGraph(Iterable deps, SnykGraph graph, parentId, currentChain) {
    deps.each { dep ->
            dep.each { d ->
                def childId = "${d.moduleGroup}:${d.moduleName}@${d.moduleVersion}"
                if (!graph.nodes.get(childId)) {
                    def childDependency = ['name': "${d.moduleGroup}:${d.moduleName}", 'version': d.moduleVersion]
                    graph.setNode(childId, childDependency)
                }
                //  In Gradle 2, there can be several instances of the same dependency present at each level,
                //  each for a different configuration. In this case, we need to merge the dependencies.
                if (!currentChain.contains(childId) && d.children) {
                    currentChain.add(childId)
                    loadGraph(d.children, graph, childId, currentChain)
                }
                graph.setEdge(parentId, childId)
            }
    }
}

def getSnykGraph(Iterable deps) {
    def rootId = 'root-node'
    def graph = new SnykGraph(rootId)
    def currentChain = new HashSet()
    loadGraph(deps, graph, rootId, currentChain)

    return graph.nodes
}

def snykEcho(msg) {
    println("SNYKECHO $msg")
}

def matchesAttributeFilter(conf, confAttrSpec) {
    if (!conf.hasProperty('attributes')) {
        // Gradle before version 3 does not support attributes
        return true
    }
    def matches = true
    def attrs = conf.attributes
    attrs.keySet().each({ attr ->
        def attrValueAsString = attrs.getAttribute(attr).toString().toLowerCase()
        confAttrSpec.each({ keyValueFilter ->
            // attr.name is a class name, e.g. com.android.build.api.attributes.BuildTypeAttr
            if (attr.name.toLowerCase().contains(keyValueFilter[0]) && attrValueAsString != keyValueFilter[1]) {
                matches = false
            }
        })
    })
    return matches
}

def findMatchingConfigs(confs, confNameFilter, confAttrSpec) {
    def matching = confs.findAll({ it.name =~ confNameFilter })
    if (confAttrSpec == null) {
        // We don't have an attribute spec to match
        return matching
    }
    return matching.findAll({ matchesAttributeFilter(it, confAttrSpec) })
}

def findProjectConfigs(proj, confNameFilter, confAttrSpec) {
    def matching = findMatchingConfigs(proj.configurations, confNameFilter, confAttrSpec)
    if (GradleVersion.current() < GradleVersion.version('3.0')) {
        proj.configurations.each({ snykEcho("conf.name=$it.name") })
        return matching
    }
    proj.configurations.each({ snykEcho("conf.name=$it.name; conf.canBeResolved=$it.canBeResolved; conf.canBeConsumed=$it.canBeConsumed") })
    // We are looking for a configuration that `canBeResolved`, because it's a configuration for which 
    // we can compute a dependency graph and that contains all the necessary information for resolution to happen.
    // if we cannot find dependencies that can be only resolved but not consumable
    // we try to find configs that are simultaneously resolvable and consumable
    // to prevent dependency resolution conflicts (e.g. Cannot choose between the following variants) 
    // we avoid the coexistence of (canBeResolved: true, canBeConsumed: false) and (canBeResolved: true, canBeConsumed: true) configs
    def resolvable = matching.findAll({ it.canBeResolved == true })
    snykEcho("resolvableConfigs=$resolvable")
    return resolvable
}

// We are attaching this task to every project, as this is the only reliable way to run it
// when we start with a subproject build.gradle. As a consequence, we need to make sure we
// only ever run it once, for the "starting" project.
def snykDepsConfExecuted = false
allprojects { currProj ->
    snykEcho("Current project: $currProj.name")
    task snykResolvedDepsJson {
        def onlyProj = project.hasProperty('onlySubProject') ? onlySubProject : null
        def confNameFilter = (project.hasProperty('configuration')
            ? Pattern.compile(configuration, Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE)
            : /.*/
        )
        def confAttrSpec = (project.hasProperty('confAttr')
            ? confAttr.toLowerCase().split(',').collect { it.split(':') }
            : null
        )

        doLast { task ->
            if (snykDepsConfExecuted) {
                return
            }
            snykEcho('snykResolvedDepsJson task is executing via doLast')
            // snykEcho("onlyProj=$onlyProj; confNameFilter=$confNameFilter; confAttrSpec=$confAttrSpec")
            // First pass: scan all configurations that match the attribute filter and collect all attributes
            // from them, to use unambiguous values of the attributes on the merged configuration.
            //
            // Why we need to scan all sub-projects: if a project A depends on B, and only B has some
            // configurations with attribute C, we still might need attribute C in our configuration
            // when resolving the project A, so that it selects a concrete variant of dependency B.
            def allConfigurationAttributes = [:] // Map<Attribute<?>, Set<?>>
            def attributesAsStrings = [:] // Map<String, Set<string>>
            rootProject.allprojects.each { proj ->
                findMatchingConfigs(proj.configurations, confNameFilter, confAttrSpec)
                    .each { conf ->
                        if (!conf.hasProperty('attributes')) {
                            // Gradle before version 3 does not support attributes
                            return
                        }
                        def attrs = conf.attributes
                        attrs.keySet().each({ attr ->
                            def value = attrs.getAttribute(attr)
                            if (!allConfigurationAttributes.containsKey(attr)) {
                                allConfigurationAttributes[attr] = new HashSet()
                                attributesAsStrings[attr.name] = new HashSet()
                            }
                            allConfigurationAttributes[attr].add(value)
                            attributesAsStrings[attr.name].add(value.toString())
                        })
                    }
            }

            def defaultProjectName = task.project.name
            def allSubProjectNames = []
            def seenSubprojects = [:]
            allprojects
                .findAll({ it.name != defaultProjectName })
                .each({
                    def projKey = it.name
                    if (seenSubprojects.get(projKey)) {
                        projKey = it.path.replace(':', '/').replaceAll(~/(^\/+?)|(\/+$)/, '')
                        if (projKey == "") {
                            projKey = defaultProjectName
                        }
                    }
                    allSubProjectNames.add(projKey)
                    seenSubprojects[projKey] = true
                })
            def shouldScanProject = {
                onlyProj == null ||
                (onlyProj == '.' && it.name == defaultProjectName) ||
                it.name == onlyProj
            }
            def projectsDict = [:]

            snykEcho("defaultProjectName=$defaultProjectName; allSubProjectNames=$allSubProjectNames")

            // These will be used to suggest attribute filtering to the user if the scan fails
            // due to ambiguous resolution of dependency variants
            def jsonAttrs = JsonOutput.toJson(attributesAsStrings)
            println("JSONATTRS $jsonAttrs")

            rootProject.allprojects.findAll(shouldScanProject).each { proj ->
                snykEcho("processing project: name=$proj.name; path=$proj.path")

                def resolvableConfigs = findProjectConfigs(proj, confNameFilter, confAttrSpec)
                def resolvedConfigs = []
                resolvableConfigs.each({ config ->
                    def resConf = config.resolvedConfiguration
                    snykEcho("config `$config.name' resolution has errors: ${resConf.hasError()}")
                    if (!resConf.hasError()) {
                        resolvedConfigs.add(resConf)
                        snykEcho("first level module dependencies for config `$config.name': $resConf.firstLevelModuleDependencies")
                    }
                })
                if (resolvedConfigs.isEmpty() && !proj.configurations.isEmpty()) {
                    throw new RuntimeException('Matching configurations not found: ' + confNameFilter +
                            ', available configurations for project ' + proj + ': '
                            + proj.configurations.collect { it.name })
                }

                def nonemptyFirstLevelDeps = resolvedConfigs.resolvedConfiguration.firstLevelModuleDependencies.findAll({ !it.isEmpty() })
                snykEcho("non-empty first level deps for project `$proj.name': $nonemptyFirstLevelDeps")
                
                snykEcho('converting gradle graph to snyk-graph format')
                def projGraph = getSnykGraph(nonemptyFirstLevelDeps)
                def projKey = proj.name
                if (projectsDict.get(projKey)) {
                    snykEcho("The deps dict already has a project with key `$projKey'; using the full path")
                    projKey = proj.path.replace(':', '/').replaceAll(~/(^\/+?)|(\/+$)/, '')
                    if (projKey == "") {
                        snykEcho("project path is empty (proj.path=$proj.path)! will use defaultProjectName=$defaultProjectName")
                        projKey = defaultProjectName
                    }
                }
                projectsDict[projKey] = [
                    'targetFile': findProject(proj.path).buildFile.toString(),
                    'snykGraph': projGraph,
                    'projectVersion': proj.version.toString()
                ]
            }

            def result = [
                'defaultProject': defaultProjectName,
                'projects': projectsDict,
                'allSubProjectNames': allSubProjectNames
            ]
            def jsonDeps = JsonOutput.toJson(result)
            println("JSONDEPS $jsonDeps")
            snykDepsConfExecuted = true
        }
    }
}