Cura/plugins/VersionUpgrade/VersionUpgrade21to22/MachineInstance.py

# Copyright (c) 2018 Ultimaker B.V.
# Cura is released under the terms of the LGPLv3 or higher.

import configparser #To read config files.
import io #To write config files to strings as if they were files.
import os.path #To get the path to write new user profiles to.
from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Set, Tuple
import urllib #To serialise the user container file name properly.

import UM.VersionUpgrade #To indicate that a file is of incorrect format.
import UM.VersionUpgradeManager #To schedule more files to be upgraded.
from UM.Resources import Resources #To get the config storage path.

##  Creates a new machine instance instance by parsing a serialised machine
#   instance in version 1 of the file format.
#
#   \param serialised The serialised form of a machine instance in version 1.
#   \param filename The supposed file name of this machine instance, without
#   extension.
#   \return A machine instance instance, or None if the file format is
#   incorrect.
def importFrom(serialised: str, filename: str) -> Optional["MachineInstance"]:
    try:
        return MachineInstance(serialised, filename)
    except (configparser.Error, UM.VersionUpgrade.FormatException, UM.VersionUpgrade.InvalidVersionException):
        return None

##  A representation of a machine instance used as intermediary form for
#   conversion from one format to the other.
class MachineInstance:
    ##  Reads version 1 of the file format, storing it in memory.
    #
    #   \param serialised A string with the contents of a machine instance file,
    #   without extension.
    #   \param filename The supposed file name of this machine instance.
    def __init__(self, serialised: str, filename: str) -> None:
        self._filename = filename

        config = configparser.ConfigParser(interpolation = None)
        config.read_string(serialised) # Read the input string as config file.

        # Checking file correctness.
        if not config.has_section("general"):
            raise UM.VersionUpgrade.FormatException("No \"general\" section.")
        if not config.has_option("general", "version"):
            raise UM.VersionUpgrade.FormatException("No \"version\" in \"general\" section.")
        if not config.has_option("general", "name"):
            raise UM.VersionUpgrade.FormatException("No \"name\" in \"general\" section.")
        if not config.has_option("general", "type"):
            raise UM.VersionUpgrade.FormatException("No \"type\" in \"general\" section.")
        if int(config.get("general", "version")) != 1: # Explicitly hard-code version 1, since if this number changes the programmer MUST change this entire function.
            raise UM.VersionUpgrade.InvalidVersionException("The version of this machine instance is wrong. It must be 1.")

        self._type_name = config.get("general", "type")
        self._variant_name = config.get("general", "variant", fallback = "empty_variant")
        self._name = config.get("general", "name", fallback = "")
        self._key = config.get("general", "key", fallback = "")
        self._active_profile_name = config.get("general", "active_profile", fallback = "empty_quality")
        self._active_material_name = config.get("general", "material", fallback = "empty_material")

        self._machine_setting_overrides = {} # type: Dict[str, str]
        for key, value in config["machine_settings"].items():
            self._machine_setting_overrides[key] = value

    ##  Serialises this machine instance as file format version 2.
    #
    #   This is where the actual translation happens in this case.
    #
    #   \return A tuple containing the new filename and a serialised form of
    #   this machine instance, serialised in version 2 of the file format.
    def export(self) -> Tuple[List[str], List[str]]:
        config = configparser.ConfigParser(interpolation = None) # Build a config file in the form of version 2.

        config.add_section("general")
        config.set("general", "name", self._name)
        config.set("general", "id", self._name)
        config.set("general", "version", "2") # Hard-code version 2, since if this number changes the programmer MUST change this entire function.

        import VersionUpgrade21to22 # Import here to prevent circular dependencies.
        has_machine_qualities = self._type_name in VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.machinesWithMachineQuality()
        type_name = VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.translatePrinter(self._type_name)
        active_material = VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.translateMaterial(self._active_material_name)
        variant = VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.translateVariant(self._variant_name, type_name)
        variant_materials = VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.translateVariantForMaterials(self._variant_name, type_name)

        #Convert to quality profile if we have one of the built-in profiles, otherwise convert to a quality-changes profile.
        if self._active_profile_name in VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.builtInProfiles():
            active_quality = VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.translateProfile(self._active_profile_name)
            active_quality_changes = "empty_quality_changes"
        else:
            active_quality = VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.getQualityFallback(type_name, variant, active_material)
            active_quality_changes = self._active_profile_name

        if has_machine_qualities: #This machine now has machine-quality profiles.
            active_material += "_" + variant_materials

        #Create a new user profile and schedule it to be upgraded.
        user_profile = configparser.ConfigParser(interpolation = None)
        user_profile["general"] = {
            "version": "2",
            "name": "Current settings",
            "definition": type_name
        }
        user_profile["metadata"] = {
            "type": "user",
            "machine": self._name
        }
        user_profile["values"] = {}

        version_upgrade_manager = UM.VersionUpgradeManager.VersionUpgradeManager.getInstance()
        user_version_to_paths_dict = version_upgrade_manager.getStoragePaths("user")
        paths_set = set() # type: Set[str]
        for paths in user_version_to_paths_dict.values():
            paths_set |= paths

        user_storage = os.path.join(Resources.getDataStoragePath(), next(iter(paths_set)))
        user_profile_file = os.path.join(user_storage, urllib.parse.quote_plus(self._name) + "_current_settings.inst.cfg")
        if not os.path.exists(user_storage):
            os.makedirs(user_storage)
        with open(user_profile_file, "w", encoding = "utf-8") as file_handle:
            user_profile.write(file_handle)
        version_upgrade_manager.upgradeExtraFile(user_storage, urllib.parse.quote_plus(self._name), "user")

        containers = [
            self._name + "_current_settings", #The current profile doesn't know the definition ID when it was upgraded, only the instance ID, so it will be invalid. Sorry, your current settings are lost now.
            active_quality_changes,
            active_quality,
            active_material,
            variant,
            type_name
        ]
        config.set("general", "containers", ",".join(containers))

        config.add_section("metadata")
        config.set("metadata", "type", "machine")

        VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.VersionUpgrade21to22.translateSettings(self._machine_setting_overrides)
        config.add_section("values")
        for key, value in self._machine_setting_overrides.items():
            config.set("values", key, str(value))

        output = io.StringIO()
        config.write(output)
        return [self._filename], [output.getvalue()]