#!/bin/sh
#
# Copyright (c) 2022 Varnish Software AS
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# Author: Dridi Boukelmoune <dridi.boukelmoune@gmail.com>
#
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set -e
set -u

readonly SCRIPT=$0
readonly TMP=$(mktemp -d)
trap 'rm -rf $TMP' EXIT

usage() {
	test $# -eq 1 &&
	printf 'Error: %s.\n\n' "$1"

	sed 's:@: :' <<-EOF
	Usage: $SCRIPT <file1> <file2>
	       $SCRIPT -h

	Show the differences between two sets of varnish metrics extracted
	with 'varnishstat -1'.

	Available options:
	-h : show this help and exit

	Considering the following metrics in <file1>:

	FOO.counter    123     12    Only in file 1
	BAR.counter    456     45    Counter present in both files
	BAR.gauge      999     .     Gauge present in both files

	And the following metrics in <file2>:

	BAR.counter    789     79    Counter present in both files
	BAR.gauge      555     .     Gauge present in both files
	BAZ.gauge        0     .     Only in file 2

	The output is sorted by metric name and looks like this:

	--- <file1>
	+++ <file2>
	@BAR.counter  -456  -45  Counter present in both files
	@             +789  +79
	@BAR.gauge    -999   .   Gauge present in both files
	@             +555   .
	+BAZ.gauge     0     .   Only in file 2
	-FOO.counter   123   12  Only in file 1

	The output looks like a unified diff except that when metrics are
	present in both files, the diff is rendered as such only in the
	metrics columns.
	EOF
	exit $#
}

join_prepare() {
	# NB: the metrics need to be sorted to later be joined, and since
	# the metrics descriptions contain spaces, using a delimiter other
	# than space solves the problem. Hopefully @ never shows up in the
	# varnishstat -1 output.
	sort -k 1b,1 "$1" |
	sed 's:  *:@: ; s::@: ; s::@:'
}

join_render() {
	# The resulting columns are:
	# 1: metric name
	# 2: value in file 1
	# 3: rate in file 1
	# 4: value in file 2
	# 5: rate in file 2
	# 6: description in file 1
	# 7: description in file 2
	join -a1 -a2 -t@ -o '0 1.2 1.3 2.2 2.3 1.4 2.4' -- "$1" "$2"
}

diff_preamble() {
	printf "%s %s\n+++ %s\n" --- "$1" "$2"
}

diff_measure() {
	awk -F@ '
	BEGIN {
		max[1] = 0
		max[2] = 0
		max[3] = 0
		max[4] = 0
		max[5] = 0
	}
	$2 != $4 || $3 != $5 {
		for (i in max) {
			if (max[i] < length($i))
				max[i] = length($i)
		}
	}
	END {
		if (max[2] < max[4])
			max[2] = max[4]
		if (max[3] < max[5])
			max[3] = max[5]
		printf "%d %d %d\n", max[1] + 2, max[2] + 2, max[3] + 2
	}
	'
}

diff_render() {
	read l1 l2 l3
	awk -F@ -v l1="$l1" -v l2="$l2" -v l3="$l3" '
	$2 != "" && $4 != "" && ($2 != $4 || $3 != $5) { # present in both
		sgn = "-"
		if ($3 == ".")
			sgn = " "
		printf " %-*s-%-*s%s%-*s%s\n", l1, $1, l2, $2, sgn, l3, $3, $6

		sgn = "+"
		if ($5 == ".")
			sgn = " "
		printf " %-*s+%-*s%s%s\n", l1, "", l2, $4, sgn, $5
	}
	$2 != "" && $4 == "" { # only in file 1
		printf "-%-*s %-*s %-*s%s\n", l1, $1, l2, $2, l3, $3, $6
	}
	$2 == "" && $4 != "" { # only in file 2
		printf "+%-*s %-*s %-*s%s\n", l1, $1, l2, $4, l3, $5, $7
	}
	' <"$1"
}

while getopts h OPT
do
	case $OPT in
	h) usage ;;
	*) usage "wrong usage" >&2 ;;
	esac
done

shift $((OPTIND - 1))

test $# -lt 2 && usage "not enough arguments" >&2
test $# -gt 2 && usage "too many arguments" >&2

export LC_ALL=C.utf-8

join_prepare "$1" >"$TMP"/1
join_prepare "$2" >"$TMP"/2
join_render "$TMP"/1 "$TMP"/2 >"$TMP"/join
diff_preamble "$1" "$2"
diff_measure <"$TMP"/join |
diff_render "$TMP"/join