Zhihao Yuan 8b9f01a66c feat(transport): define acceptable integer range
The JSON parser in use (simplejson) supports Python big integers,
while none of the storage drivers can serialize them.  The acceptable
range to both bson and msgpack is -2^63 ~ 2^63-1.

Change-Id: I861201ea5493bbe4e1c0197000edbd8594162047
Fixes: bug #1202846
2013-07-19 16:02:19 -04:00

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import marconi.openstack.common.log as logging
from marconi.transport import helpers
from marconi.transport.wsgi import exceptions
JSONObject = dict
"""Represents a JSON object in Python."""
JSONArray = list
"""Represents a JSON array in Phython."""
LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# TODO(kgriffs): Consider moving this to Falcon and/or Oslo
def filter_stream(stream, len, spec, doctype=JSONObject):
"""Reads, deserializes, and validates a document from a stream.
:param stream: file-like object from which to read an object or
array of objects.
:param len: number of bytes to read from stream
:param spec: iterable describing expected fields, yielding
tuples with the form of: (field_name, value_type). Note that
value_type may either be a Python type, or the special
string '*' to accept any type.
:param doctype: type of document to expect; must be either
JSONObject or JSONArray.
:raises: HTTPBadRequest, HTTPServiceUnavailable
:returns: A sanitized, filtered version of the document read
from the stream. If the document contains a list of objects,
each object will be filtered and yielded in turn. If, on
the other hand, the document is expected to contain a
single object, that object will be filtered and returned as
a single-element iterable.
"""
try:
# TODO(kgriffs): read_json should stream the resulting list
# of messages, returning a generator rather than buffering
# everything in memory (bp/streaming-serialization).
document = helpers.read_json(stream, len)
except helpers.MalformedJSON as ex:
LOG.exception(ex)
description = _('Body could not be parsed.')
raise exceptions.HTTPBadRequestBody(description)
except helpers.OverflowedJSONInteger as ex:
LOG.exception(ex)
description = _('JSON contains integer that is too large.')
raise exceptions.HTTPBadRequestBody(description)
except Exception as ex:
# Error while reading from the network/server
LOG.exception(ex)
description = _('Request body could not be read.')
raise exceptions.HTTPServiceUnavailable(description)
if doctype is JSONObject:
if not isinstance(document, JSONObject):
raise exceptions.HTTPDocumentTypeNotSupported()
return (filter(document, spec),)
if doctype is JSONArray:
if not isinstance(document, JSONArray):
raise exceptions.HTTPDocumentTypeNotSupported()
# Return as a generator since we plan on doing a
# streaming JSON deserializer (see above.git )
return (filter(obj, spec) for obj in document)
raise ValueError('doctype not in (JSONObject, JSONArray)')
# TODO(kgriffs): Consider moving this to Falcon and/or Oslo
def filter(document, spec):
"""Validates and retrieves typed fields from a single document.
Sanitizes a dict-like document by checking it against a
list of field spec, and returning only those fields
specified.
:param document: dict-like object
:param spec: iterable describing expected fields, yielding
tuples with the form of: (field_name, value_type). Note that
value_type may either be a Python type, or the special
string '*' to accept any type.
:raises: HTTPBadRequest if any field is missing or not an
instance of the specified type
:returns: A filtered dict containing only the fields
listed in the spec
"""
filtered = {}
for name, value_type in spec:
filtered[name] = get_checked_field(document, name, value_type)
return filtered
# TODO(kgriffs): Consider moving this to Falcon and/or Oslo
def get_checked_field(document, name, value_type):
"""Validates and retrieves a typed field from a document.
This function attempts to look up doc[name], and raises
appropriate HTTP errors if the field is missing or not an
instance of the given type.
:param document: dict-like object
:param name: field name
:param value_type: expected value type, or '*' to accept any type
:raises: HTTPBadRequest if the field is missing or not an
instance of value_type
:returns: value obtained from doc[name]
"""
try:
value = document[name]
except KeyError:
description = _('Missing "{name}" field.').format(name=name)
raise exceptions.HTTPBadRequestBody(description)
if value_type == '*' or isinstance(value, value_type):
return value
description = _('The value of the "{name}" field must be a {vtype}.')
description = description.format(name=name, vtype=value_type.__name__)
raise exceptions.HTTPBadRequestBody(description)