"""
Packet read and write routines for pcap format.
See http://wiki.wireshark.org/Development/LibpcapFileFormat
"""
import sys
import logging
import struct

from pypacker import pypacker

# avoid unneeded references for performance reasons
unpack = struct.unpack

logger = logging.getLogger("pypacker")

# File magic numbers
# pcap using microseconds resolution
TCPDUMP_MAGIC			= 0xa1b2c3d4
TCPDUMP_MAGIC_SWAPPED		= 0xd4c3b2a1
# pcap using nanoseconds resolution
TCPDUMP_MAGIC_NANO		= 0xa1b23c4d
TCPDUMP_MAGIC_NANO_SWAPPED 	= 0x4d3cb2a1

PCAP_VERSION_MAJOR = 2
PCAP_VERSION_MINOR = 4

DLT_NULL			= 0
DLT_EN10MB			= 1
DLT_EN3MB			= 2
DLT_AX25			= 3
DLT_PRONET			= 4
DLT_CHAOS			= 5
DLT_IEEE802			= 6
DLT_ARCNET			= 7
DLT_SLIP			= 8
DLT_PPP				= 9
DLT_FDDI			= 10
DLT_PFSYNC			= 18
DLT_IEEE802_11			= 105
DLT_LINUX_SLL			= 113
DLT_PFLOG			= 117
DLT_IEEE802_11_RADIO		= 127

_MODE_BYTES			= 0
_MODE_PACKETS			= 1

if sys.platform.find("openbsd") != -1:
	DLT_LOOP	= 12
	DLT_RAW		= 14
else:
	DLT_LOOP	= 108
	DLT_RAW		= 12

# retrieve via: FileHdr.linktype
dltoff = {
	DLT_NULL	: 4,
	DLT_EN10MB	: 14,
	DLT_IEEE802	: 22,
	DLT_ARCNET	: 6,
	DLT_SLIP	: 16,
	DLT_PPP		: 4,
	DLT_FDDI	: 21,
	DLT_PFLOG	: 48,
	DLT_PFSYNC	: 4,
	DLT_LOOP	: 4,
	DLT_LINUX_SLL	: 16
}


class FileHdr(pypacker.Packet):
	"""pcap file header."""
	# header length = 24
	__hdr__ = (
		("magic", "I", TCPDUMP_MAGIC),
		("v_major", "H", PCAP_VERSION_MAJOR),
		("v_minor", "H", PCAP_VERSION_MINOR),
		("thiszone", "I", 0),
		("sigfigs", "I", 0),
		("snaplen", "I", 1500),
		("linktype", "I", 1),
	)


class LEFileHdr(pypacker.Packet):
	"""pcap file header."""
	# header length = 24
	__hdr__ = (
		("magic", "I", TCPDUMP_MAGIC),
		("v_major", "H", PCAP_VERSION_MAJOR),
		("v_minor", "H", PCAP_VERSION_MINOR),
		("thiszone", "I", 0),
		("sigfigs", "I", 0),
		("snaplen", "I", 1500),
		("linktype", "I", 1),
	)
	__byte_order__ = "<"


class PktHdr(pypacker.Packet):
	"""pcap packet header."""
	# header length: 16
	__hdr__ = (
		("tv_sec", "I", 0),
		# this can be either microseconds or nanoseconds: check magic number
		("tv_usec", "I", 0),
		("caplen", "I", 0),
		("len", "I", 0),
	)


class LEPktHdr(pypacker.Packet):
	"""pcap packet header."""
	# header length: 16
	__hdr__ = (
		("tv_sec", "I", 0),
		# this can be either microseconds or nanoseconds: check magic number
		("tv_usec", "I", 0),
		("caplen", "I", 0),
		("len", "I", 0),
	)

	__byte_order__ = "<"


class Writer(object):
	"""
	Simple pcap writer supporting pcap format.
	Note: this will use nanosecond timestamp resolution.
	"""
	def __init__(self, fileobj=None, filename=None, snaplen=1500, linktype=DLT_EN10MB):
		"""
		fileobj -- create a pcap-writer giving a file object retrieved by open(..., "wb")
		filename -- create a pcap-writer giving a file pcap filename
		"""
		# handle source modes
		if fileobj is not None:
			self.__fh = fileobj
		elif filename is not None:
			self.__fh = open(filename, "wb")
		else:
			raise Exception("No fileobject and no filename given..nothing to read!!!")

		fh = FileHdr(magic=TCPDUMP_MAGIC_NANO, snaplen=snaplen, linktype=linktype)
		logger.debug("writing fileheader %r" % fh)
		self.__fh.write(fh.bin())
		self._timestamp = 0

	def write(self, bts, ts=None):
		"""
		Write the given packet's bytes to file.

		bts -- bytes to be written
		ts -- timestamp in Nanoseconds
		"""
		# split timestamp into seconds, nanoseconds
		if ts is None:
			sec = self._timestamp // 1000000000
			nsec = int(self._timestamp - (sec * 1000000000))
			self._timestamp += 1000000
		else:
			sec = int(ts / 1000000000)
			nsec = ts - (sec * 1000000000)

		# logger.debug("paket time sec/nsec: %d/%d" % (sec, nsec))
		n = len(bts)
		ph = PktHdr(tv_sec=sec, tv_usec=nsec, caplen=n, len=n)
		# logger.debug("writing packet header + packet data")
		self.__fh.write(ph.bin())
		self.__fh.write(bts)

	def close(self):
		self.__fh.close()


_struct_preheader_be = struct.Struct(">IIII")
_struct_preheader_le = struct.Struct("<IIII")


def _filter_dummy(pkt):
	return True


class Reader(object):
	"""
	Simple pcap file reader supporting pcap format. Using iterators this will
	return (timestamp, bytes) on standard mode and (timestamp, packet) on packet mode.
	Default timestamp resolution ist nanoseconds.
	"""

	def __init__(self, fileobj=None, filename=None, lowest_layer=None, filter=None, ts_conversion=True):
		"""
		Create a pcap Reader.

		fileobj -- create a pcap-reader giving a file object retrieved by "open(..., 'rb')"
		filename -- create a pcap-reader giving a filename
		lowest_layer -- setting this to a non-None value will activate the auto-packeting
			mode using the given class as lowest layer to create packets.
			Note: __next__ and __iter__ will return (timestamp, packet) instead of raw (timestamp, raw_bytes)
		filter -- filter callback to be used for packeting mode.
			signature: callback(packet) [True|False], True = accept packet, False otherwise
		ts_conversion -- convert timestamps to nanoseconds. Setting this to False will return
			((seconds, [microseconds|nanoseconds]), buf) for __next__ and __iter__ instead of (timestamp, packet)
			and saves ~2% computation time. Minor fraction type can be checked using "is_resolution_nano".
			Note: This is deprecated and will be removed in future; conversion to nanoseconds will become the only option
		"""

		# handle source modes
		if fileobj is not None:
			self.__fh = fileobj
		elif filename is not None:
			self.__fh = open(filename, "rb")
		else:
			raise Exception("No fileobject and no filename given..nothing to read!!!")

		buf = self.__fh.read(24)
		# file header is skipped per default (needed for __next__)
		self.__fh.seek(24)
		# this is not needed anymore later on but we set it anyway
		self.__fhdr = FileHdr(buf)
		self._closed = False

		# handle file types
		if self.__fhdr.magic == TCPDUMP_MAGIC:
			self.__resolution_factor = 1000
			# Note: we could use PktHdr to parse pre-packetdata but calling unpack directly
			# greatly improves performance
			self.__callback_unpack_meta = lambda x: _struct_preheader_be.unpack(x)
		elif self.__fhdr.magic == TCPDUMP_MAGIC_NANO:
			self.__resolution_factor = 1
			self.__callback_unpack_meta = lambda x: _struct_preheader_be.unpack(x)
		elif self.__fhdr.magic == TCPDUMP_MAGIC_SWAPPED:
			self.__fhdr = LEFileHdr(buf)
			self.__resolution_factor = 1000
			self.__callback_unpack_meta = lambda x: _struct_preheader_le.unpack(x)
		elif self.__fhdr.magic == TCPDUMP_MAGIC_NANO_SWAPPED:
			self.__fhdr = LEFileHdr(buf)
			self.__resolution_factor = 1
			self.__callback_unpack_meta = lambda x: _struct_preheader_le.unpack(x)
		else:
			raise ValueError("invalid tcpdump header, magic value: %s" % self.__fhdr.magic)

		logger.info("pcap file header for reading: %r" % self.__fhdr)

		# logger.debug("timestamp factor: %s" % self.__resolution_factor)

		# check if timestamp converison to nanoseconds is needed
		if ts_conversion:
			# logger.debug("using _next_bytes_conversion")
			self._next_bytes = self._next_bytes_conversion
		else:
			# logger.debug("using _next_bytes_noconversion")
			self._next_bytes = self._next_bytes_noconversion

		if lowest_layer is None:
			# standard implementation (conversion or non-converison mode)
			logger.info("using plain bytes mode")
			self._mode = _MODE_BYTES
			self.__next__ = self._next_bytes
		else:
			# set up packeting mode
			logger.info("using packets mode")
			self._mode = _MODE_PACKETS
			self.__next__ = self._next_pmode
			self._lowest_layer = lowest_layer

			if filter is None:
				self._filter = _filter_dummy
			else:
				self._filter = filter

	def is_resolution_nano(self):
		return self.__resolution_factor == 1000

	def _next_bytes_conversion(self):
		"""
		Standard __next__ implementation. Needs to be a sepearte method to be called by producer.

		return -- (timestamp_nanoseconds, bytes) for pcap-reader.
		"""
		# read metadata before actual packet
		buf = self.__fh.read(16)

		if not buf:
			raise StopIteration

		d = self.__callback_unpack_meta(buf)
		# logger.debug("reading: input/pos/d[2] = %d/%d/%r" % (len(buf), self.__fh.tell(), d))
		buf = self.__fh.read(d[2])

		return (d[0] * 1000000000 + (d[1] * self.__resolution_factor), buf)

	def _next_bytes_noconversion(self):
		"""
		Same as _next_bytes_conversion wihtout timestamp-conversion. (Duplicatet because of performance reasons.)

		return -- ((seconds, [microseconds|nanoseconds]), bytes) for pcap-reader.
		"""
		# read metadata before actual packet
		buf = self.__fh.read(16)

		if not buf:
			raise StopIteration

		d = self.__callback_unpack_meta(buf)
		# logger.debug("reading: input/d[2] = %d/%d" % (len(buf), d[2]))
		buf = self.__fh.read(d[2])

		# return ((hdr.tv_sec, hdr.tv_usec), buf)
		return ((d[0], d[1]), buf)

	def _next_pmode(self):
		"""
		return -- (timestamp_nanoseconds, packet) if packet can be created from bytes
			else (timestamp_nanoseconds, bytes)
		"""
		while True:
			# until StopIteration
			ts_bts = self._next_bytes()

			try:
				pkt = self._lowest_layer(ts_bts[1])

				if self._filter(pkt):
					return (ts_bts[0], pkt)
			except Exception as ex:
				logger.exception(ex)
				return ts_bts

	def __iter__(self):
		"""
		return -- (timestamp, [bytes|packet]) for pcap-reader depending on configuration.
		"""
		if self._closed:
			raise StopIteration

		while True:
			# loop until EOF is reached (raises StopIteration)
			yield self.__next__()

	def reset(self):
		"""
		Reset file pointer to beginning
		"""
		self.__fh.seek(24)

	def get_by_indices(self, indices):
		"""
		Return [(timestamp, [bytes|packets]), ...] for the specified indices in packet file
		starting at 0 for first packet. This method won't change the current read-pointer.

		indices -- set of indices like set([0, 1, 2]). Nonexistent indices will be ignored.
		return -- list of (timestamp, [bytes|packets]) at positions given by indices
		 	(ordered as in packet source)
		"""
		if self._closed:
			return []

		if type(indices) is list:
			indices = set(indices)

		oldpos = self.__fh.tell()
		self.__fh.seek(24)
		data_ret = []
		pos = 0

		for data in self:
			if pos in indices:
				data_ret.append(data)
			pos += 1

		self.__fh.seek(oldpos)
		return data_ret

	def close(self):
		self._closed = True
		self.__fh.close()