import helper
import pgdb,sys

dbusername="webgouser"
dbpassword="webgopassword"
dbname="webgo"



#pgdb.connect(connect_string) -> connection
#connect_string = 'host:database:user:password:opt:tty'
connect_string='localhost:'+dbname+':'+dbusername+':'+dbpassword
db=pgdb.connect(connect_string)


def create_table(name,layout=""):
	"""
	create_table(name:string, layout:string)
	returns name if successfull, None if not.
	
	
	simple function to create a table. the function itself would just
	create an empty table with the command 'CREATE TABLE ();'.
	The real layout is given to the function as an argument of type 
	string. This string contains all column declarations in SQL syntax:
	"var1	real, var2	int"
	name is the name of the table
	
	"""
	executestring = "CREATE TABLE %s ( %s );" % (name,layout)
	sql_one_liner(executestring)

	

def insert_into_table(table, content):
	"""
	gets the name of a table and a content string.
	executes INSERT INTO name VALUES content;
	"""
	executestring = "INSERT INTO %s VALUES %s" % (table,content)
	sql_one_liner(executestring)
	
	

def drop_table(name):
	"""
	gets: name of table.
	executes DROP TABLE <name>
	"""
	executestring = "DROP TABLE %s;" % (name)
	sql_one_liner(executestring)


def sql_one_liner(data):
	"""
	gets:SQL statement
	creates a cursor, executes <statement>, closes cursor.
	"""
	cursor=db.cursor()
	cursor.execute(data)
	# Commit the changes 	
	db.commit()
	cursor.close()


def create_goban_table(size):
	"""
	gets:size of goban.
	creates postgresql table containing goban data.
	returns: name of created table.
	"""
	tablename="test"
	data="line varchar(15)"
	for i in range(1,size+1):
		if data != "":
			data += ", "
		data += "x"+str(i) + ' varchar(15)'
	create_table(tablename,data)
	#table created, now fill the table
	for i in range(1,size+1):
		tmplist=[]
		tmplist.append("y"+str(i))
		for k in range(1,size+1):
			tmplist.append(0)
		insert_into_table(tablename,str(tuple(tmplist)))
	#ok, goban itself has been created and filled, 
	#now insert additional variables
	tmplist=[]
	tmplist.append("turn_number")
	tmplist.append("1")
	insert_into_table(tablename,str(tuple(tmplist)))
	#size of goban
	tmplist=[]
	tmplist.append("size")
	tmplist.append(size)
	insert_into_table(tablename,str(tuple(tmplist)))
	#name of goban (=name of table in database)
	tmplist=[]
	tmplist.append("name")
	tmplist.append(tablename)
	insert_into_table(tablename,str(tuple(tmplist)))
	return tablename
	
def create_user_table():
	"""
	creates a table named users with following columns:
	name - name of user
	password - passsword of user
	game1 - the 10 game slots of this user contain names
	...      of goban tables
	game10
	sessionid - id of current session
	timeout -  when does session time out?
	"""
	data = "username varchar(15)"
	data += ", password varchar(15)"
	for i in range(1,11):
		data += ", game"+str(i)+" varchar(15)"
	data += ", sessionid text"
	data += ", timeout int"
	create_table("users",data)

	
def read_table(table):
	"""
	gets the name of a table, does a 
	SELECT * FROM table;
	returns output.
	"""
	cursor=db.cursor()
	data="SELECT * FROM %s;" % (table)
	cursor.execute(data)
	# Commit the changes 	
	db.commit()
	ret = cursor.fetchall()
	cursor.close()
	return ret

def get_user_game_list(name):
	"""
	gets a username, returns the list of games for user.
	"""
	cursor=db.cursor()
	ret = []
	for x in range(1,11):
		data="SELECT game%s FROM users WHERE username = '%s'" % (x,name)
		try:
			cursor.execute(data)
			# Commit the changes 	
			db.commit()
			ret.append(cursor.fetchone()[0]) #[0], because return is a list
		except:
			ret = "could not get info of all games -- table corrupt?"
	return ret
	cursor.close()
	return ret

def get_user_info(name,infotype):
	"""
	gets the name of a user and the type of requested info.
	returns info from database.
	"""
	cursor=db.cursor()
	if infotype in ("password","sessionid","timeout"):
		
		data="SELECT %s FROM users WHERE username = '%s'" % (infotype,name)
		try:
			cursor.execute(data)
			# Commit the changes 	
			db.commit()
			ret = cursor.fetchone()[0] #[0], because return is a list
		except:
			ret = "no such user"
		cursor.close()
	else:
		ret = "Are your sure about the infotype?"
	return ret

def set_user_sessionid(username,sessionid):
	"""
	gets username and sessionid, writes sessid into database
	"""
	executestring ="UPDATE users SET sessionid = '%s' WHERE username = '%s'" %(sessionid, username)
	sql_one_liner(executestring)

def set_user_timeout(username):
	"""
	gets username, sets timeout to time.time + 30min
	"""
	import time
	timeout = int(time.time()) + 1800 #current time in seconds + seconds for session
	executestring ="UPDATE users SET timeout = '%s' WHERE username = '%s'" %(timeout, username)
	sql_one_liner(executestring)


def update_database_field(table,column,line,data):
	"""
	gets: table name, column name, line name, new content for field.
	executes an SQL UPDATE statement for line.
	"""
	#TODO:schreiben
	executestring ="UPDATE %s SET %s = '%s' WHERE line = '%s'" %(table,column,data,line)
	sql_one_liner(executestring)

def update_goban_field(table,x,y,content):
	"""
	gets: goban dictionary, x,y coordinates, new content for field.
	modifies goban in database.
	"""
	update_database_field(table,"x"+str(x),"y"+str(y),content)
	
def update_turn_number(table,new_number):
	"""
	gets: name of table,new turn number
	modifies 'turn_number' in table
	"""
	update_database_field(table,"x1","turn_number",new_number)

def add_webgo_user(name,password):
	"""
	adds a database entry for a user.
	gets: username and password
	"""
	#size of goban
	tmplist=[]
	tmplist.append(name)
	tmplist.append(password)
	insert_into_table("users",str(tuple(tmplist)))	

def fetchall_list_to_goban_dict(list):
	"""
	gets the output from read_table (a list),
	returns a goban dictionary.
	"""
	#create dictionary
	ret = {}
	#get size of goban
	for item in list:
		if item[0] == "size":
			size=int(item[1])
			ret["size"] = size
	#populate dictionary with goban field
	for item in list:
		if item[0][0] == "y": #goban fields
			#get current y coordinate
			y = int(item[0][1:])
			#fill dictionary for current y coordinate
			for x in range(1,size+1):
				ret[(x,y)]=helper.check_for_int(item[x])
		else: #other variables
			ret[item[0]]=helper.check_for_int(item[1])
	
	return ret


		
def test():
	#create_table("test")
	drop_table("test")
	create_goban_table(9)
	update_database_field("test","x1","turn_number",4)
	list = read_table("test")
	print list
	dict = fetchall_list_to_goban_dict(list)
	print dict
	print dict["turn_number"]
	print dict["name"]
	print type(dict["turn_number"])
	


#test()