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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Provides utilities for undeploying components
"""
from functools import partial
from dcae_cli.util.exc import DcaeException
import dcae_cli.util.profiles as profiles
from dcae_cli.util.cdap_util import undeploy_component as undeploy_cdap_component
from dcae_cli.util.discovery import get_healthy_instances, get_defective_instances, \
        remove_config
from dcae_cli.util import docker_util as du
from dcae_cli.util.logger import get_logger


log = get_logger('Undeploy')


def _handler(undeploy_funcs, instances):
    """Handles the undeployment

    Executes all undeployment functions for all instances and gathers up the
    results. No short circuiting.

    Args
    ----
    undeploy_funcs: List of functions that have the following signature `fn: string->boolean`
        the input is a fully qualified instance name and the return is True upon
        success and False for failures
    instances: List of fully qualified instance names

    Returns
    -------
    (failures, results) where each are a list of tuples.  Each tuple has the
    structure: `(<instance name>, result of func 1, result of func 2, ..)`.
    """
    if not instances:
        return [], []

    # Invoke all undeploy funcs for all instances
    def invoke_undeploys(instance):
        return tuple([ undeploy_func(instance) for undeploy_func in undeploy_funcs ])

    results = [ (instance, ) + invoke_undeploys(instance) for instance in instances ]

    # Determine failures
    filter_failures_func = partial(filter, lambda result: not all(result[1:]))
    failures = list(filter_failures_func(results))

    return failures, results


def _handler_report(failures, results):
    """Reports the result of handling"""
    if len(failures) > 0:
        failed_names = [ result[0] for result in failures ]
        log.warn("Could not completely undeploy: {0}".format(", ".join(failed_names)))

        # This message captures a case where you are seeing a false negative. If
        # you attempted to undeploy a component instance and it partially failed
        # the first time but "succeeded" the second time, the second undeploy
        # would get reported as a failure. The second undeploy would probably
        # also be partial undeploy because the undeploy operation that succeeded
        # the first time will fail the second time.
        log.warn("NOTE: This could be expected since we are attempting to undeploy a component in a bad partial state")
    elif len(results) == 0:
        log.warn("No components found to undeploy")
    else:
        # This seems like important info so set it to warning so that it shows up
        log.warn("Undeplo