netx/netx_api/ne_hop_templates.py
oliver b4514c13aa Support bastion hop hosts as FQDN and pasted OpenSSH destinations.
Use placeholder examples (example.com / RFC5737) in docs and tests.
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Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
2026-08-11 17:36:45 +08:00

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"""Vendor hop / bastion username templates and rendering."""
from __future__ import annotations
import re
from typing import Any
_HOP_PLACEHOLDERS = ("target_ip", "target_port", "target_user", "target_password", "vrf", "hop_user", "hop_host")
# ZTE CLI jump: ssh/telnet <ip> [vrf <name>] — target user/password via secondary auth.
_LEGACY_HOP_TEMPLATES = frozenset({"ssh {target_user}@{target_ip}", "ssh {target_ip}", "telnet {target_ip}"})
_SSH_PREFIX_RE = re.compile(r"^(?:ssh(?:\s+-p\s+\d+)?\s+)", re.IGNORECASE)
def normalize_hop_host(value: str) -> str:
"""Normalize bastion/jump host: IP or FQDN (strip ssh://, port suffix, trailing /)."""
host = str(value or "").strip()
if not host:
return ""
host = _SSH_PREFIX_RE.sub("", host).strip()
if "://" in host:
# ssh://user@host:port/ → keep right-hand host-ish fragment for further parse
host = host.split("://", 1)[1]
host = host.strip().rstrip("/")
# Bracketed IPv6: [2001:db8::1]:22
if host.startswith("[") and "]" in host:
inside, _, rest = host[1:].partition("]")
if rest in ("",) or rest.startswith(":"):
return inside.strip()
return host
# host:port (not IPv6) — keep host only when port is numeric
if host.count(":") == 1:
left, right = host.rsplit(":", 1)
if right.isdigit() and left and "@" not in left:
return left.strip()
return host
def parse_bastion_ssh_destination(value: str) -> dict[str, str]:
"""Parse OpenSSH-style bastion destination (IP or domain bastion host).
Examples::
ssh-bastion.example.com
192.0.2.10
bastion-user@target-user@198.51.100.20@ssh-bastion.example.com
ssh bastion-user@target-user@198.51.100.20@ssh-bastion.example.com
OpenSSH splits ``user@host`` at the **last** ``@``, so the bastion address
(IP or FQDN) is the final segment; preceding segments form the SSH username.
"""
raw = str(value or "").strip()
raw = _SSH_PREFIX_RE.sub("", raw).strip().strip('"').strip("'")
if not raw:
return {"hop_host": "", "hop_username": "", "target_user": "", "target_ip": "", "ssh_username": ""}
if "@" not in raw:
host = normalize_hop_host(raw)
return {
"hop_host": host,
"hop_username": "",
"target_user": "",
"target_ip": "",
"ssh_username": "",
}
user_part, host_part = raw.rsplit("@", 1)
hop_host = normalize_hop_host(host_part)
ssh_username = str(user_part or "").strip()
parts = [p for p in ssh_username.split("@") if p != ""]
hop_username = parts[0] if parts else ""
target_user = parts[1] if len(parts) >= 2 else ""
target_ip = parts[2] if len(parts) >= 3 else ""
return {
"hop_host": hop_host,
"hop_username": hop_username,
"target_user": target_user,
"target_ip": target_ip,
"ssh_username": ssh_username,
}
def expand_bastion_hop_fields(
*,
hop_host: str,
hop_username: str = "",
) -> tuple[str, str]:
"""If hop_host is a pasted ``user@…@bastion`` string, split into (host, username).
Hostname-only / IP values are returned unchanged. Existing hop_username wins
unless the paste clearly includes a composite username.
"""
raw_host = str(hop_host or "").strip()
cur_user = str(hop_username or "").strip()
if "@" not in raw_host:
return normalize_hop_host(raw_host), cur_user
parsed = parse_bastion_ssh_destination(raw_host)
host = str(parsed.get("hop_host") or "")
pasted_user = str(parsed.get("hop_username") or "")
return host, (pasted_user or cur_user)
def default_zte_hop_template(protocol: str, vrf: str = "") -> str:
cmd = "telnet" if str(protocol or "ssh").strip().lower() == "telnet" else "ssh"
v = str(vrf or "").strip()
if v:
return f"{cmd} {{target_ip}} vrf {{vrf}}"
return f"{cmd} {{target_ip}}"
def default_cisco_hop_template(protocol: str, vrf: str = "") -> str:
"""Cisco CLI jump: ssh -vrf VRF IP; telnet IP [/vrf VRF]."""
v = str(vrf or "").strip()
if str(protocol or "ssh").strip().lower() == "telnet":
if v:
return "telnet {target_ip} /vrf {vrf}"
return "telnet {target_ip}"
if v:
return "ssh -vrf {vrf} {target_ip}"
return "ssh {target_ip}"
def default_huawei_hop_template(protocol: str, vrf: str = "") -> str:
"""Huawei CLI jump: telnet [vpn-instance VRF] IP; stelnet = SSH."""
v = str(vrf or "").strip()
if str(protocol or "ssh").strip().lower() == "telnet":
if v:
return "telnet vpn-instance {vrf} {target_ip}"
return "telnet {target_ip}"
if v:
return "stelnet {target_ip} -vpn-instance {vrf}"
return "stelnet {target_ip}"
def default_bastion_username_template() -> str:
"""SSH username sent to bastion (OpenSSH splits user@host at the last @)."""
return "{hop_user}@{target_user}@{target_ip}"
_LEGACY_BASTION_USERNAME_TEMPLATE = "{hop_user}@{target_user}@{target_ip}@{hop_host}"
def resolve_bastion_ssh_username(rendered: str, hop_host: str) -> str:
"""Map template output to the SSH username Paramiko must send.
CLI ``ssh hop@target@ip@bastion`` is parsed by OpenSSH as user ``hop@target@ip``
and host ``bastion`` (IP or FQDN). Legacy templates that included ``{hop_host}``
duplicated the bastion address inside the username and break authentication.
"""
user = str(rendered or "").strip()
host = normalize_hop_host(hop_host)
if not user or not host:
return user
# Prefer exact suffix strip; also accept case-insensitive FQDN match.
suffix = f"@{host}"
if user.endswith(suffix):
return user[: -len(suffix)]
lower_user = user.lower()
lower_suffix = suffix.lower()
if lower_user.endswith(lower_suffix):
return user[: -len(suffix)]
return user
def bastion_ssh_cli(username: str, hop_host: str, hop_port: int = 22) -> str:
"""Human-readable ssh command equivalent (for logs/UI)."""
host = normalize_hop_host(hop_host)
user = str(username or "").strip()
target = f"{user}@{host}" if user else host
port = int(hop_port or 22)
if port != 22:
return f"ssh -p {port} {target}"
return f"ssh {target}"
def default_hop_command_template(vendor: str, protocol: str, vrf: str = "") -> str:
v = str(vendor or "zte").strip().lower()
if v == "bastion":
return default_bastion_username_template()
if v == "huawei":
return default_huawei_hop_template(protocol, vrf)
if v == "cisco":
return default_cisco_hop_template(protocol, vrf)
return default_zte_hop_template(protocol, vrf)
def _hop_vendor(creds: dict[str, Any]) -> str:
return str(creds.get("hop_vendor") or "zte").strip().lower()
def render_hop_command(template: str, creds: dict[str, Any]) -> str:
"""Render hop command from template using whitelisted placeholders only."""
tpl = str(template or "").strip()
if not tpl or tpl in _LEGACY_HOP_TEMPLATES:
tpl = default_hop_command_template(
_hop_vendor(creds),
str(creds.get("hop_protocol") or "ssh"),
str(creds.get("hop_vrf") or ""),
)
values = {
"target_ip": str(creds.get("ip_address") or ""),
"target_port": str(int(creds.get("port") or 22)),
"target_user": str(creds.get("username") or ""),
"target_password": str(creds.get("password") or ""),
"vrf": str(creds.get("hop_vrf") or "").strip(),
"hop_user": str(creds.get("hop_username") or ""),
"hop_host": normalize_hop_host(str(creds.get("hop_host") or "")),
}
out = tpl
for key in _HOP_PLACEHOLDERS:
out = out.replace("{" + key + "}", values[key])
if "{" in out or "}" in out:
raise ValueError("hop_command_template_invalid_placeholder")
return out