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# Imports
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
import logging
import grpc.aio

from .common import PumpedTransport, PumpedPacketSource, PumpedPacketSink

# pylint: disable=no-name-in-module
from .grpc_protobuf.emulated_bluetooth_pb2_grpc import EmulatedBluetoothServiceStub
from .grpc_protobuf.emulated_bluetooth_packets_pb2 import HCIPacket
from .grpc_protobuf.emulated_bluetooth_vhci_pb2_grpc import VhciForwardingServiceStub


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# Logging
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logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


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async def open_android_emulator_transport(spec):
    '''
    Open a transport connection to an Android emulator via its gRPC interface.
    The parameter string has this syntax:
    [<remote-host>:<remote-port>][,mode=<host|controller>]
    The <remote-host>:<remote-port> part is optional, it defaults to localhost:8554
    The mode=<mode> part is optional, it defaults to mode=host
    When the mode is set to 'controller', the connection is for a controller (i.e the
    Android Bluetooth stack will use the connected endpoint as its controller). When
    the mode is set to 'host', the connection is to the 'Root Canal' virtual controller
    that runs as part of the emulator, and used by the Android Bluetooth stack.

    Examples:
    (empty string) --> connect as a host to the emulator on localhost:8554
    localhost:8555 --> connect as a host to the emulator on localhost:8555
    mode=controller --> connect as a controller to the emulator on localhost:8554
    '''

    # Wrapper for I/O operations
    class HciDevice:
        def __init__(self, hci_device):
            self.hci_device = hci_device

        async def read(self):
            packet = await self.hci_device.read()
            return bytes([packet.type]) + packet.packet

        async def write(self, packet):
            await self.hci_device.write(HCIPacket(type=packet[0], packet=packet[1:]))

    # Parse the parameters
    mode = 'host'
    server_host = 'localhost'
    server_port = 8554
    if spec is not None:
        params = spec.split(',')
        for param in params:
            if param.startswith('mode='):
                mode = param.split('=')[1]
            elif ':' in param:
                server_host, server_port = param.split(':')
            else:
                raise ValueError('invalid parameter')

    # Connect to the gRPC server
    server_address = f'{server_host}:{server_port}'
    logger.debug(f'connecting to gRPC server at {server_address}')
    channel = grpc.aio.insecure_channel(server_address)

    if mode == 'host':
        # Connect as a host
        service = EmulatedBluetoothServiceStub(channel)
        hci_device = HciDevice(service.registerHCIDevice())
    elif mode == 'controller':
        # Connect as a controller
        service = VhciForwardingServiceStub(channel)
        hci_device = HciDevice(service.attachVhci())
    else:
        raise ValueError('invalid mode')

    # Create the transport object
    transport = PumpedTransport(
        PumpedPacketSource(hci_device.read),
        PumpedPacketSink(hci_device.write),
        channel.close,
    )
    transport.start()

    return transport