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#ifndef _COMMON_SERCLI_H
#define _COMMON_SERCLI_H
#include "src/common/openapi.h"
#include "src/interfaces/data_parser.h"
#include "src/interfaces/serializer.h"
/*
* Generate meta instance for a CLI command
*/
extern openapi_resp_meta_t *data_parser_cli_meta(int argc, char **argv,
const char *mime_type);
#define DATA_PARSER_DUMP_CLI_CTXT_MAGIC 0x1BA211B3
typedef struct {
int magic; /* DATA_PARSER_DUMP_CLI_CTXT_MAGIC */
int rc;
list_t *errors;
const char *mime_type;
list_t *warnings;
const char *data_parser;
openapi_resp_meta_t *meta;
} data_parser_dump_cli_ctxt_t;
/*
* Release a parser from data_parser_cli_load() and the dump ctxt it carries
* (meta, errors, warnings), then NULL *parser_ptr.
* NOTE: frees the parser first so no callback can touch the ctxt afterward.
* NOTE: no-op when *parser_ptr is NULL (the "list"/error/no-mime paths).
*/
extern void data_parser_cli_free_ctxt(data_parser_t **parser_ptr);
/*
* data_parser_cli_load() for one-shot tools with no cleanup label: on the
* "list" short-circuit or a load error, release the ctxt and exit().
* NOTE: no-op returning SLURM_SUCCESS when mime_type is unset, so it is safe
* to call unconditionally.
* IN/OUT parser_ptr - set to the new parser, or NULL on "list"/error
* IN acct_db_conn - slurmdb connection or NULL
* IN argc/argv - program argv (used to populate meta)
* IN mime_type - mime type the caller intends to dump (load skipped if unset)
* IN data_parser - data_parser parameters; "list" prints plugin list
* RET SLURM_SUCCESS or error (only returns on the dump path)
*/
extern int data_parser_load_cli_or_exit(data_parser_t **parser_ptr,
void *acct_db_conn, int argc,
char **argv, const char *mime_type,
const char *data_parser);
/*
* Dump a full openapi_resp_* struct to STDOUT using a parser from
* data_parser_cli_load().
* NOTE: injects the parser's ctxt meta/errors/warnings into resp's common
* prefix for the dump, then unhooks and releases them, leaving the parser
* reusable for a subsequent dump.
* IN type - data parser type for *resp
* IN resp - ptr to an openapi_resp_* struct to dump
* IN resp_bytes - sizeof(*resp); must be the full per-type size
* IN parser - parser from data_parser_cli_load()
* RET SLURM_SUCCESS or error
*/
extern int data_parser_dump_cli_resp(data_parser_type_t type, void *resp,
int resp_bytes, data_parser_t *parser);
/*
* Like data_parser_dump_cli_resp() but wraps a bare object in
* openapi_resp_single_t before dumping.
* IN type - data parser type for the wrapped response object
* IN response - ptr to the object to dump as the single response field
* IN parser - parser from data_parser_cli_load()
* RET SLURM_SUCCESS or error
*/
extern int data_parser_dump_cli_single(data_parser_type_t type, void *response,
data_parser_t *parser);
/*
* Load a CLI dump context for a subsequent dump.
* NOTE: call BEFORE the slurm_load_*() RPC so "list" can short-circuit it.
* NOTE: for "list", prints plugin names to STDOUT (header on STDERR) and
* returns SLURM_SUCCESS with *parser_ptr NULL and nothing allocated; the
* caller detects a NULL parser and skips the dump.
* NOTE: otherwise heap-allocates the dump ctxt (errors/warnings/meta) and the
* parser that carries it as its callback arg, assigns acct_db_conn, and
* sets meta->plugin.data_parser; release with
* data_parser_cli_free_ctxt().
* NOTE: on a load error it frees everything it allocated and returns
* *parser_ptr NULL, so the caller need not free on the error path.
* IN/OUT parser_ptr - set to the new parser, or NULL on "list"/error
* IN acct_db_conn - slurmdb connection or NULL
* IN argc/argv - program argv (used to populate meta)
* IN mime_type - mime type the caller intends to dump
* IN data_parser - data_parser parameters; "list" prints plugin list
* RET SLURM_SUCCESS or error
*/
extern int data_parser_cli_load(data_parser_t **parser_ptr, void *acct_db_conn,
int argc, char **argv, const char *mime_type,
const char *data_parser);
/*
* Dump given target struct src into string
* NOTE: Use SERCLI_DUMP_STR() macro instead of calling directly!
* NOTE: Use SERDES_DUMP() for fixed size buffers instead.
* NOTE: Use SERDES_DUMP_BUF() for buffers instead.
* NOTE: errors logged via openapi_error_log_foreach()
* NOTE: warnings logged via openapi_warn_log_foreach()
* IN type - data_parser type of obj
* IN db_conn - database connection pointer
* IN src - ptr to struct/scalar to dump to data_t
* This *must* be a pointer to the object and not just a value of the
* object.
* IN src_bytes - size of object pointed to by src
* OUT dst_ptr - pointer to string to populate (caller must xfree())
* IN mime_type - mime type for dumping
* IN flags - optional flags to specify to serilzier to change presentation of
* data
* IN caller - __func__ from caller for logging
* RET SLURM_SUCCESS or error
*/
extern int sercli_dump_str(data_parser_type_t type, void *db_conn, void *src,
ssize_t src_bytes, char **dst_ptr,
const char *mime_type,
const serializer_flags_t flags, const char *caller);
#define SERCLI_DUMP_STR(type, db_conn, src, dst, mime_type, flags) \
sercli_dump_str(DATA_PARSER_##type, db_conn, &(src), sizeof(src), \
&(dst), mime_type, flags, __func__)
/*
* Parse given string into target struct dst
* NOTE: Use SERCLI_PARSE_STR() macro instead of calling directly!
* NOTE: errors logged via openapi_error_log_foreach()
* NOTE: warnings logged via openapi_warn_log_foreach()
* IN parser - return from data_parser_g_new()
* IN db_conn - database connection pointer
* IN type - expected data_parser type of obj
* IN dst - ptr to struct/scalar to populate
* This *must* be a pointer to the object and not just a value of the
* object.
* IN dst_bytes - size of object pointed to by dst
* IN src - string to parse into obj.
* IN src_bytes - number of bytes in string to parse.
* IN mime_type - deserialize data using given mime_type
* IN caller - __func__ from caller
* RET SLURM_SUCCESS or error
*/
extern int sercli_parse_str(data_parser_type_t type, void *db_conn, void *dst,
ssize_t dst_bytes, const char *src,
const size_t src_bytes, const char *mime_type,
const char *caller);
#define SERCLI_PARSE_STR(type, db_conn, dst, src, src_bytes, mime_type) \
sercli_parse_str(DATA_PARSER_##type, db_conn, &dst, sizeof(dst), src, \
src_bytes, mime_type, __func__)
/*
* Create data_parser instance for CLI
* IN data_parser - data_parser parameters
* RET parser ptr
* Must be freed by call to data_parser_g_free()
*/
extern data_parser_t *data_parser_cli_parser(const char *data_parser,
void *arg);
#endif