# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

#

# MyManager - manage database connections (MySQL version)

#

# Requires: Python 2.6, MySQLdb

#

# Part of pgtoolkit

# http://hg.devl.cz/pgtoolkit

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# Copyright (c) 2011  Radek Brich <radek.brich@devl.cz>

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"""MySQL database connection manager

MyManager wraps MySQLdb connect function, adding following features:

 * Manage database connection parameters - link connection parameters

   to an unique identifier, retrieve connection object by this identifier

 * Connection pooling - connections with same identifier are pooled and reused

 * Easy query using the with statement - retrieve cursor directly by connection

   identifier, don't worry about connections

 * Dict rows - cursor has additional methods like fetchall_dict(), which

   returns dict row instead of ordinary list-like row

Example:

import mymanager

db = mymanager.get_instance()

db.create_conn(host='127.0.0.1', db='default')

with db.cursor() as curs:

    curs.execute('SELECT now() AS now')

    row = curs.fetchone_dict()

    print row.now

First, we have obtained MyManager instance. This is like calling

MyManager(), although in our example the instance is global. That means

getting the instance in another module brings us all the defined connections

etc.

On next line we have created connection named 'default' (this name can be left out).

The with statement obtains connection (actually connects to database when needed),

then returns cursor for this connection. At the end of with statement,

the connection is returned to the pool or closed (depending on number of connections

in pool and on setting of keep_open parameter).

The row returned by fetchone_dict() is special dict object, which can be accessed

using item or attribute access, that is row['now'] or row.now.

"""

from contextlib import contextmanager

import logging

import threading

import select

import socket

import MySQLdb

import MySQLdb.cursors

from MySQLdb import DatabaseError, IntegrityError, OperationalError

class MyManagerError(Exception):

    pass

class ConnectionInfo:

    def __init__(self, isolation_level=None, init_statement=None, keep_open=1, **kw):

        self.isolation_level = isolation_level

        self.init_statement = init_statement

        self.keep_open = keep_open

        self.parameters = kw

class RowDict(dict):

    def __getattr__(self, key):

        return self[key]

class Cursor(MySQLdb.cursors.Cursor):

    def execute(self, query, args=None):

        try:

            return super(Cursor, self).execute(query, args)

        finally:

            log.debug(self._executed)

    def callproc(self, procname, args=None):

        try:

            return super(Cursor, self).callproc(procname, args)

        finally:

            log.debug(self._executed)

    def row_dict(self, row, lstrip=None):

        adjustname = lambda a: a

        if lstrip:

            adjustname = lambda a: a.lstrip(lstrip)

        return RowDict(zip([adjustname(desc[0]) for desc in self.description], row))

    def fetchone_dict(self, lstrip=None):

        row = super(Cursor, self).fetchone()

        if row is None:

            return None

        return self.row_dict(row, lstrip)

    def fetchall_dict(self, lstrip=None):

        rows = super(Cursor, self).fetchall()

        return [self.row_dict(row, lstrip) for row in rows]

class MyManager:

    def __init__(self):

        self.conn_known = {}  # available connections

        self.conn_pool = {}

        self.lock = threading.Lock()

    def __del__(self):

        for conn in tuple(self.conn_known.keys()):

            self.destroy_conn(conn)

    def create_conn(self, name='default', isolation_level=None, dsn=None, **kw):

        '''Create named connection.'''

        if name in self.conn_known:

            raise MyManagerError('Connection name "%s" already registered.' % name)

        isolation_level = self._normalize_isolation_level(isolation_level)

        ci = ConnectionInfo(isolation_level, **kw)

        self.conn_known[name] = ci

        self.conn_pool[name] = []

    def close_conn(self, name='default'):

        '''Close all connections of given name.

        Connection credentials are still saved.

        '''

        while len(self.conn_pool[name]):

            conn = self.conn_pool[name].pop()

            conn.close()

    def destroy_conn(self, name='default'):

        '''Destroy connection.

        Counterpart of create_conn.

        '''

        if not name in self.conn_known:

            raise MyManagerError('Connection name "%s" not registered.' % name)

        self.close_conn(name)

        del self.conn_known[name]

        del self.conn_pool[name]

    def get_conn(self, name='default'):

        '''Get connection of name 'name' from pool.'''

        self.lock.acquire()

        try:

            if not name in self.conn_known:

                raise MyManagerError("Connection name '%s' not registered." % name)

            conn = None

            while len(self.conn_pool[name]) and conn is None:

                conn = self.conn_pool[name].pop()

                if conn.closed:

                    conn = None

            if conn is None:

                ci = self.conn_known[name]

                conn = self._connect(ci)

        finally:

            self.lock.release()

        return conn

    def put_conn(self, conn, name='default'):

        '''Put connection back to pool.

        Name must be same as used for get_conn,

        otherwise things become broken.

        '''

        self.lock.acquire()

        try:

            if not name in self.conn_known:

                raise MyManagerError("Connection name '%s' not registered." % name)

            if len(self.conn_pool[name]) >= self.conn_known[name].keep_open:

                conn.close()

                return

            # connection returned to the pool must not be in transaction

            conn.rollback()

            self.conn_pool[name].append(conn)

        finally:

            self.lock.release()

    @contextmanager

    def cursor(self, name='default'):

        '''Cursor context.

        Uses any connection of name 'name' from pool

        and returns cursor for that connection.

        '''

        conn = self.get_conn(name)

        try:

            curs = conn.cursor()

            yield curs

        finally:

            curs.close()

            self.put_conn(conn, name)

    def _connect(self, ci):

        conn = MySQLdb.connect(cursorclass=Cursor, **ci.parameters)

        if not ci.isolation_level is None:

            if ci.isolation_level == 'AUTOCOMMIT':

                conn.autocommit()

            else:

                curs = conn.cursor()

                curs.execute('SET SESSION TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL ' + ci.isolation_level)

                curs.close()

        if ci.init_statement:

            curs = conn.cursor()

            curs.execute(ci.init_statement)

            curs.close()

        return conn

    def _normalize_isolation_level(self, level):

        if level is None:

            return level

        if type(level) == str:

            level = level.upper().replace('_', ' ')

            if level in (

                'AUTOCOMMIT',

                'READ UNCOMMITTED',

                'READ COMMITTED',

                'REPEATABLE READ',

                'SERIALIZABLE'):

                return level

        raise MyManagerError('Unknown isolation level name: "%s"', level)

try:

    NullHandler = logging.NullHandler

except AttributeError:

    class NullHandler(logging.Handler):

        def emit(self, record):

            pass

log = logging.getLogger("mymanager")

log.addHandler(NullHandler())

instance = None

def get_instance():

    global instance

    if instance is None:

        instance = MyManager()

    return instance