# purpose of this is to show a simplified form of how i would organize routing of events to handlers
# e.g. creating agents or handlers for various pantheon events

# the usage is to call route() with an event payload. route will then call all relevant handlers with that payload

# sample stubbed handlers.
# in real life, these would be fancy and complicated. this is just to show the logic for choosing what to invoke so they are stubs
def notify(payload):
    print "notifying {}".format(payload)

def provision(payload):
    print "provisioning {}".format(payload)


# the data - a map that defines which handler(s) are invoked based on the event's payload
# idea is that as the set of handlers grows, can expand the list of data without touching the code
# could make it much fancier:
# - more metadata
# - fancier wildcard scheme / pattern matching
# - could move into a real data store, could put an admin ui over it, etc
WILDCARD = '*'
HANDLER_MAP = [
{
    "program": "*",
    "model": "task",
    "event": "start",
    "handler": notify,
},
{
    "program": "google-regular",
    "model": "task",
    "event": "start",
    "handler": provision,
},
]

REQUIRED_FIELDS = ["program", "model", "event"]

# determine if a handler is a match for the given payload
# current logic is that it must have identical values for all metadata in the payload, or have a wildcard for a value in the payload
def matcher(payload, row):
    for key, value in payload.iteritems():
        if row[key] != value and row[key] != WILDCARD:
            return False
    return True

# given a payload, call the appropriate handlers for it
def route(payload):
    # reject payload if not a dictionary
    if type(payload) is not dict or not all(k in payload for k in REQUIRED_FIELDS):
        print "invalid payload"
        return
    # find appropriate routes
    matches = filter(lambda r: matcher(payload, r), HANDLER_MAP)

    # dispatch
    for match in matches:
        match["handler"](payload)


# code for demonstrating this stuff
# there is a list of tests, each represents a mock event payload that we'll route to the appropriate dispatchers
# tests include a payload with missing fields, and one that is the wrong data type
tests = [{
    "program": "google-regular",
    "model": "task",
    "event": "start"
},
{
    "program": "uber",
    "model": "task",
    "event": "start"
},
{
    "program": "park",
    "model": "task",
    "event": "start"
},
# a broken payload with missing fields
{
    "broken": "payload"
},
# a broken payload of the wrong data type
"invalid data type"
]


print "routing test"
print "============="
for test_payload in tests:
    print "test payload:"
    print test_payload
    print "------------"
    route(test_payload)
    print "======DONE========\n"