anaconda/anaconda-40.22.3.13/pyanaconda/core/kickstart/specification.py
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#
# Base kickstart objects for Anaconda modules.
#
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from pykickstart.base import KickstartHandler
from pykickstart.parser import KickstartParser
from pyanaconda.core.kickstart.version import VERSION
from pyanaconda.core.kickstart.addon import AddonSection, AddonRegistry
__all__ = ["KickstartSpecification", "NoKickstartSpecification",
"KickstartSpecificationHandler", "KickstartSpecificationParser"]
class KickstartSpecification(object):
"""Specification of kickstart data.
This specification can be used to get the corresponding
handler and parser to parse and handle kickstart data
described by this specification.
You should call get_kickstart_handler to get the kickstart
handler for this specification.
You should call get_kickstart_parser to get the kickstart
parser for this specification.
A specification is defined by these attributes:
version - version of this specification
commands - mapping of kickstart command names to
classes that represent them
commands_data - mapping of kickstart data names to
classes that represent them
sections - mapping of kickstart sections names to
classes that represent them
sections_data - mapping of kickstart sections data names to
classes that represent them
addons - mapping of kickstart addons names to
classes that represent them
"""
version = VERSION
commands = {}
commands_data = {}
sections = {}
sections_data = {}
addons = {}
class NoKickstartSpecification(KickstartSpecification):
"""Specification for no kickstart data."""
pass
class KickstartSpecificationHandler(KickstartHandler):
"""Handler defined by a kickstart specification."""
def __init__(self, specification):
super().__init__()
self.version = specification.version
for name, command in specification.commands.items():
self.registerCommand(name, command)
for name, data in specification.commands_data.items():
self.registerData(name, data)
for name, data in specification.sections_data.items():
self.registerSectionData(name, data)
if specification.addons:
self.addons = AddonRegistry()
for name, data in specification.addons.items():
self.registerAddonData(name, data)
def registerSectionData(self, name, data):
"""Register data used by a section."""
obj = data()
setattr(self, name, obj)
self._registerWriteOrder(obj)
def registerAddonData(self, name, data):
"""Register data used by %addon."""
obj = data()
setattr(self.addons, name, obj)
self._registerWriteOrder(obj)
def _registerWriteOrder(self, obj):
"""Write the object at the end of the output."""
write_priority = 0
if self._writeOrder:
write_priority = max(self._writeOrder.keys()) + 100
self._writeOrder[write_priority] = [obj]
class KickstartSpecificationParser(KickstartParser):
"""Parser defined by a kickstart specification."""
def __init__(self, handler, specification):
super().__init__(handler)
for section in specification.sections.values():
self.registerSection(section(handler))
if specification.addons:
self.registerSection(AddonSection(handler))
def setupSections(self):
"""Do not setup any default sections."""
pass