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"""The Calliope command help document markdown generator."""

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import unicode_literals

import abc
import io
import re
import textwrap

from googlecloudsdk.calliope import base
from googlecloudsdk.calliope import usage_text
from googlecloudsdk.core import properties
from googlecloudsdk.core.console import console_io
from googlecloudsdk.core.universe_descriptor import universe_descriptor
import six


_SPLIT = 78  # Split lines longer than this.
_SECTION_INDENT = 8  # Section or list within section indent.
_FIRST_INDENT = 2  # First line indent.
_SUBSEQUENT_INDENT = 6  # Subsequent line indent.
_SECOND_LINE_OFFSET = 2  # Used to create 2nd line indentation using markdown.
_GCLOUD_ROOT_SURFACES = frozenset([
    'gcloud',
    'gcloud alpha',
    'gcloud beta',
    'gcloud preview',
])


def _GetIndexFromCapsule(capsule):
  """Returns a help doc index line for a capsule line.

  The capsule line is a formal imperative sentence, preceded by optional
  (RELEASE-TRACK) or [TAG] tags, optionally with markdown attributes. The index
  line has no tags, is not capitalized and has no period, period.

  Args:
    capsule: The capsule line to convert to an index line.

  Returns:
    The help doc index line for a capsule line.
  """
  # Strip leading tags: <markdown>(TAG)<markdown> or <markdown>[TAG]<markdown>.
  capsule = re.sub(r'(\*?[\[(][A-Z]+[\])]\*? +)*', '', capsule)
  # Lower case first word if not an abbreviation.
  match = re.match(r'([A-Z])([^A-Z].*)', capsule)
  if match:
    capsule = match.group(1).lower() + match.group(2)
  # Strip trailing period.
  return capsule.rstrip('.')


class ExampleCommandLineSplitter(object):
  """Example command line splitter.

  Attributes:
    max_index: int, The max index to check in line.
    quote_char: str, The current quote char for quotes split across lines.
    quote_index: int, The index of quote_char in line or 0 if in previous line.
  """

  def __init__(self):
    self._max_index = _SPLIT - _SECTION_INDENT - _FIRST_INDENT
    self._quote_char = None
    self._quote_index = 0

  def _SplitInTwo(self, line):
    """Splits line into before and after, len(before) < self._max_index.

    Args:
      line: str, The line to split.

    Returns:
      (before, after)
        The line split into two parts. <before> is a list of strings that forms
        the first line of the split and <after> is a string containing the
        remainder of the line to split. The display width of <before> is
        < self._max_index. <before> contains the separator chars, including a
        newline.
    """
    punct_index = 0
    quoted_space_index = 0
    quoted_space_quote = None
    space_index = 0
    space_flag = False
    i = 0
    while i < self._max_index:
      c = line[i]
      i += 1
      if c == self._quote_char:
        self._quote_char = None
      elif self._quote_char:
        if c == ' ':
          quoted_space_index = i - 1
          quoted_space_quote = self._quote_char
      elif c in ('"', "'"):
        self._quote_char = c
        self._quote_index = i
        quoted_space_index = 0
      elif c == '\\':
        i += 1
      elif i < self._max_index:
        if c == ' ':
          # Split before a flag instead of the next arg; it could be the flag
          # value.
          if line[i] == '-':
            space_flag = True
            space_index = i
          elif space_flag:
            space_flag = False
          else:
            space_index = i
        elif c in (',', ';', '/', '|'):
          punct_index = i
        elif c == '=':
          space_flag = False
    separator = '\\\n'
    indent = _FIRST_INDENT
    if space_index:
      split_index = space_index
      indent = _SUBSEQUENT_INDENT
    elif quoted_space_index:
      split_index = quoted_space_index
      if quoted_space_quote == "'":
        separator = '\n'
      else:
        split_index += 1
    elif punct_index:
      split_index = punct_index
    else:
      split_index = self._max_index
    if split_index <= self._quote_index:
      self._quote_char = None
    else:
      self._quote_index = 0
    self._max_index = _SPLIT - _SECTION_INDENT - indent
    return [line[:split_index], separator, ' ' * indent], line[split_index:]

  def Split(self, line):
    """Splits a long example command line by inserting newlines.

    Args:
      line: str, The command line to split.

    Returns:
      str, The command line with newlines inserted.
    """
    lines = []
    while len(line) > self._max_index:
      before, line = self._SplitInTwo(line)
      lines.extend(before)
    lines.append(line)
    return ''.join(lines)


def NormalizeExampleSection(doc):
  """Removes line breaks and extra spaces in example commands.

  In command implementation, some example commands were manually broken into
  multiple lines with or without "\". This function removes these line
  breaks and let ExampleCommandLineSplitter to split the long commands
  centrally.

  This function will not change example commands in the following situations:

  1. If the command is in a code block, surrounded with ```sh...```.
  2. If the values are within a quote (single or double quote).

  Args:
    doc: str, help text to process.

  Returns:
    Modified help text.
  """
  example_sec_until_next_sec = re.compile(
      r'^## EXAMPLES\n(.+?)(\n+## )', flags=re.M | re.DOTALL
  )
  example_sec_until_end = re.compile(
      r'^## EXAMPLES\n(.+)', flags=re.M | re.DOTALL
  )
  match_example_sec = example_sec_until_next_sec.search(doc)
  match_example_sec_to_end = example_sec_until_end.search(doc)
  # no EXAMPLES section
  if not match_example_sec and not match_example_sec_to_end:
    return doc
  elif match_example_sec:
    selected_match = match_example_sec
  else:
    selected_match = match_example_sec_to_end
  doc_before_examples = doc[: selected_match.start(1)]
  example_section = doc[selected_match.start(1) : selected_match.end(1)]
  doc_after_example = doc[selected_match.end(1) :]

  pat_example_line = re.compile(r'^ *(\$ .*)$', re.M)
  pat_code_block = re.compile(r'^ *```sh(.+?```)', re.M | re.DOTALL)
  pos = 0
  res = ''
  while True:
    match_example_line = pat_example_line.search(example_section, pos)
    match_code_block = pat_code_block.search(example_section, pos)
    if not match_code_block and not match_example_line:
      break
    elif match_code_block and match_example_line:
      # If it found an example command line and a code block, pick the one
      # closer to the starting point.
      if match_code_block.start(1) > match_example_line.start(1):
        example, next_pos = UnifyExampleLine(
            example_section, match_example_line.start(1)
        )
        res += example_section[pos : match_example_line.start(1)] + example
        pos = next_pos
      else:
        res += example_section[pos : match_code_block.end(1)]
        pos = match_code_block.end(1)
    elif match_code_block:
      res += example_section[pos : match_code_block.end(1)]
      pos = match_code_block.end(1)
    else:
      example, next_pos = UnifyExampleLine(
          example_section, match_example_line.start(1)
      )
      res += example_section[pos : match_example_line.start(1)] + example
      pos = next_pos
  return doc_before_examples + (res + example_section[pos:]) + doc_after_example


def UnifyExampleLine(example_doc, pos):
  """Returns the example command line at pos in one single line.

  pos is the starting point of an example (starting with "$ ").
  This function removes "\n" and "\" and redundant spaces in the example line.
  The resulted example should be in one single line.

  Args:
    example_doc: str, Example section of the help text.
    pos: int, Position to start. pos will be the starting position of an example
      line.

  Returns:
    normalized example command, next starting position to search
  """
  pat_match_next_command = re.compile(
      r'\$\s+(.+?)(\n +\$\s+)', re.DOTALL
  )  # match consecutive commands.
  pat_match_empty_line_after_command = re.compile(
      r'\$\s+(.+?)(\n\s*\n|\n\+\n)', re.DOTALL
  )
  match_next_command = pat_match_next_command.match(example_doc, pos)
  match_empty_line_after_command = pat_match_empty_line_after_command.match(
      example_doc, pos
  )
  # reached to the end
  if not match_next_command and not match_empty_line_after_command:
    new_doc = example_doc.rstrip()
    pat = re.compile(r'\$\s+(.+)', re.DOTALL)
    match = pat.match(new_doc, pos)
    example = match.group(1)
    pat = re.compile(r'\\\n\s*')
    example = pat.sub('', example)  # remove extra \n and \ and spaces.
    example = RemoveSpacesLineBreaksFromExample(example)
    return '$ ' + example, len(new_doc)
  elif match_next_command and match_empty_line_after_command:
    if len(match_next_command.group(1)) > len(
        match_empty_line_after_command.group(1)
    ):
      selected_match = match_empty_line_after_command
    else:
      selected_match = match_next_command
  else:
    selected_match = (
        match_next_command
        if match_next_command
        else match_empty_line_after_command
    )
  example = selected_match.group(1)
  pat = re.compile(r'\\\n\s*')
  example = pat.sub('', example)
  example = RemoveSpacesLineBreaksFromExample(example)
  next_pos = selected_match.end(1)
  return '$ ' + example, next_pos


def _PrecedingBackslashCount(res):
  index = len(res) - 1
  while index >= 0 and res[index] == '\\':
    index -= 1
  return len(res) - index - 1


def RemoveSpacesLineBreaksFromExample(example):
  """Returns the example with redundant spaces and line breaks removed.

  If a character sequence is quoted (either single or double quote), we will
  not touch its value. Single quote is not allowed within single quote even
  with a preceding backslash. Double quote is allowed in double quote with
  preceding backslash though. If the spaces and line breaks are within quote,
  they are not touched.

  Args: example, str: Example line to process.
  """
  res = []
  example = example.strip()
  pos = 0
  while pos < len(example):
    c = example[pos]
    if c not in ['"', "'"]:  # outside quote
      if c == '\n':
        c = ' '  # remove line break
      if not (c == ' ' and res and res[-1] == ' '):  # remove redundant spaces
        res.append(c)
      pos += 1
    elif c == "'":  # see single quote
      res.append(c)
      pos += 1
      # proceed until seeing a closing single quote or exhausting example.
      while pos < len(example) and example[pos] != "'":
        res.append(example[pos])
        pos += 1
      if pos < len(example):  # see closing single quote
        res.append(example[pos])
        pos += 1
    else:  # see double quote
      res.append(example[pos])
      pos += 1
      # proceed until seeing a closing double quote or exhausting example.
      while pos < len(example) and not (
          example[pos] == '"' and _PrecedingBackslashCount(res) % 2 == 0
      ):
        res.append(example[pos])
        pos += 1
      if pos < len(example):  # see closing double quote
        res.append(example[pos])
        pos += 1

  return ''.join(res)


class MarkdownGenerator(six.with_metaclass(abc.ABCMeta, object)):
  """Command help markdown document generator base class.

  Attributes:
    _buf: Output document stream.
    _capsule: The one line description string.
    _command_name: The dotted command name.
    _command_path: The command path list.
    _doc: The output markdown document string.
    _docstring: The command docstring.
    _file_name: The command path name (used to name documents).
    _final_sections: The list of PrintFinalSections section names.
    _is_hidden: The command is hidden.
    _out: Output writer.
    _printed_sections: The set of already printed sections.
    _release_track: The calliope.base.ReleaseTrack.
  """

  def __init__(self, command_path, release_track, is_hidden):
    """Constructor.

    Args:
      command_path: The command path list.
      release_track: The base.ReleaseTrack of the command.
      is_hidden: The command is hidden if True.
    """
    self._command_path = command_path
    self._command_name = ' '.join(self._command_path)
    self._subcommands = None
    self._subgroups = None
    self._sort_top_level_args = None
    self._top = self._command_path[0] if self._command_path else ''
    self._buf = io.StringIO()
    self._out = self._buf.write
    self._capsule = ''
    self._docstring = ''
    self._final_sections = ['EXAMPLES', 'SEE ALSO']
    self._arg_sections = None
    self._sections = {}
    self._file_name = '_'.join(self._command_path)
    self._global_flags = set()
    self._is_hidden = is_hidden
    self._release_track = release_track
    self._printed_sections = set()

  @abc.abstractmethod
  def IsValidSubPath(self, sub_command_path):
    """Determines if the given sub command path is valid from this node.

    Args:
      sub_command_path: [str], The pieces of the command path.

    Returns:
      True, if the given path parts exist under this command or group node.
      False, if the sub path does not lead to a valid command or group.
    """
    pass

  @abc.abstractmethod
  def GetArguments(self):
    """Returns the command arguments."""
    pass

  def FormatExample(self, cmd, args, with_args):
    """Creates a link to the command reference from a command example.

    If with_args is False and the provided command includes args,
    returns None.

    Args:
      cmd: [str], a command.
      args: [str], args with the command.
      with_args: bool, whether the example is valid if it has args.

    Returns:
      (str) a representation of the command with a link to the reference, plus
      any args. | None, if the command isn't valid.
    """
    if args and not with_args:
      return None
    ref = '/'.join(cmd)
    command_link = 'link:' + ref + '[' + ' '.join(cmd) + ']'
    if args:
      command_link += ' ' + ' '.join(args)
    return command_link

  @property
  def is_root(self):
    """Determine if this node should be treated as a "root" of the CLI tree.

    The top element is the root, but we also treat any additional release tracks
    as a root so that global flags are shown there as well.

    Returns:
      True if this node should be treated as a root, False otherwise.
    """
    if len(self._command_path) == 1:
      return True
    elif len(self._command_path) == 2:
      tracks = [t.prefix for t in base.ReleaseTrack.AllValues()]
      if self._command_path[-1] in tracks:
        return True
    return False

  @property
  def is_group(self):
    """Returns True if this node is a command group."""
    return bool(self._subgroups or self._subcommands)

  @property
  def sort_top_level_args(self):
    """Returns whether to sort the top level arguments in markdown docs."""
    return self._sort_top_level_args

  @property
  def is_topic(self):
    """Returns True if this node is a topic command."""
    if (
        len(self._command_path) >= 3
        and self._command_path[1] == self._release_track.prefix
    ):
      command_index = 2
    else:
      command_index = 1
    return (
        len(self._command_path) >= (command_index + 1)
        and self._command_path[command_index] == 'topic'
    )

  def _ExpandHelpText(self, text):
    """Expand command {...} references in text.

    Args:
      text: The text chunk to expand.

    Returns:
      The expanded help text.
    """
    return console_io.LazyFormat(
        text or '',
        command=self._command_name,
        man_name=self._file_name,
        top_command=self._top,
        parent_command=' '.join(self._command_path[:-1]),
        grandparent_command=' '.join(self._command_path[:-2]),
        index=self._capsule,
        **self._sections,
    )

  def _SetArgSections(self):
    """Sets self._arg_sections in document order."""
    if self._arg_sections is None:
      self._arg_sections, self._global_flags = usage_text.GetArgSections(
          self.GetArguments(),
          self.is_root,
          self.is_group,
          self.sort_top_level_args,
      )

  def _SplitCommandFromArgs(self, cmd):
    """Splits cmd into command and args lists.

    The command list part is a valid command and the args list part is the
    trailing args.

    Args:
      cmd: [str], A command + args list.

    Returns:
      (command, args): The command and args lists.
    """
    # The bare top level command always works.
    if len(cmd) <= 1:
      return cmd, []
    # Skip the top level command name.
    skip = 1
    i = skip
    while i <= len(cmd):
      i += 1
      if not self.IsValidSubPath(cmd[skip:i]):
        i -= 1
        break
    return cmd[:i], cmd[i:]

  def _UserInput(self, msg):
    """Returns msg with user input markdown.

    Args:
      msg: str, The user input string.

    Returns:
      The msg string with embedded user input markdown.
    """
    return (
        base.MARKDOWN_CODE
        + base.MARKDOWN_ITALIC
        + msg
        + base.MARKDOWN_ITALIC
        + base.MARKDOWN_CODE
    )

  def _ArgTypeName(self, arg):
    """Returns the argument type name for arg."""
    return 'positional' if arg.is_positional else 'flag'

  def _IsGcloudSurfaceCommand(self):
    """Returns True if the command is the gcloud command."""
    return self._command_name in _GCLOUD_ROOT_SURFACES

  def PrintSectionHeader(self, name, sep=True):
    """Prints the section header markdown for name.

    Args:
      name: str, The manpage section name.
      sep: boolean, Add trailing newline.
    """
    self._printed_sections.add(name)
    self._out('\n\n## {name}\n'.format(name=name))
    if sep:
      self._out('\n')

  def PrintUniverseInformationSection(self, disable_header=False):
    """Prints the command line information section.

    The information section provides disclaimer information on whether a command
    is available in a particular universe domain.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """

    if properties.IsDefaultUniverse():
      return

    if not disable_header:
      self.PrintSectionHeader('INFORMATION')

    code = base.MARKDOWN_CODE
    em = base.MARKDOWN_ITALIC

    if self._command.IsUniverseCompatible() or self._IsGcloudSurfaceCommand():
      info_body = (
          f'{code}{self._command_name}{code} is supported in universe domain '
          f'{em}{properties.GetUniverseDomain()}{em}; however, some of the '
          'values used in the help text may not be available. Command examples '
          'may not work as-is and may requires changes before execution.'
      )
    else:
      info_body = (
          f'{code}{self._command_name}{code} is not available in '
          f'universe domain {em}{properties.GetUniverseDomain()}{em}.'
      )

    # print the informartion
    self._out(info_body)

    # print UNIVERSE ADDITIONAL INFO section
    self.PrintSectionIfExists('UNIVERSE ADDITIONAL INFO')

  def PrintNameSection(self, disable_header=False):
    """Prints the command line name section.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    if not disable_header:
      self.PrintSectionHeader('NAME')
    self._out(
        '{command} - {index}\n'.format(
            command=self._command_name,
            index=_GetIndexFromCapsule(self._capsule),
        )
    )

  def PrintSynopsisSection(self, disable_header=False):
    """Prints the command line synopsis section.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    if self.is_topic:
      return
    self._SetArgSections()
    # MARKDOWN_CODE is the default SYNOPSIS font style.
    code = base.MARKDOWN_CODE
    em = base.MARKDOWN_ITALIC
    if not disable_header:
      self.PrintSectionHeader('SYNOPSIS')
    self._out(
        '{code}{command}{code}'.format(code=code, command=self._command_name)
    )

    if self._subcommands and self._subgroups:
      self._out(' ' + em + 'GROUP' + em + ' | ' + em + 'COMMAND' + em)
    elif self._subcommands:
      self._out(' ' + em + 'COMMAND' + em)
    elif self._subgroups:
      self._out(' ' + em + 'GROUP' + em)

    # Generate the arg usage string with flags in section order.
    remainder_usage = []
    for section in self._arg_sections:
      self._out(' ')
      self._out(
          usage_text.GetArgUsage(
              section.args,
              markdown=True,
              top=True,
              remainder_usage=remainder_usage,
          )
      )
    if self._global_flags:
      self._out(' [' + em + self._top.upper() + '_WIDE_FLAG ...' + em + ']')
    if remainder_usage:
      self._out(' ')
      self._out(' '.join(remainder_usage))

    self._out('\n')

  def _PrintArgDefinition(self, arg, depth=0, single=False):
    """Prints a positional or flag arg definition list item at depth."""
    usage = usage_text.GetArgUsage(arg, definition=True, markdown=True)
    if not usage:
      return
    self._out(
        '\n{usage}{depth}\n'.format(
            usage=usage, depth=':' * (depth + _SECOND_LINE_OFFSET)
        )
    )
    if arg.is_required and depth and not single:
      modal = (
          '\n+\nThis {arg_type} argument must be specified if any of the other '
          'arguments in this group are specified.'
      ).format(arg_type=self._ArgTypeName(arg))
    else:
      modal = ''
    details = self.GetArgDetails(arg, depth=depth).replace('\n\n', '\n+\n')
    self._out('\n{details}{modal}\n'.format(details=details, modal=modal))

  def _PrintArgGroup(self, arg, depth=0, single=False):
    """Prints an arg group definition list at depth."""
    args = (
        sorted(arg.arguments, key=usage_text.GetArgSortKey)
        if arg.sort_args
        else arg.arguments
    )
    heading = []
    if arg.help or arg.is_mutex or arg.is_required:
      if arg.help:
        heading.append(arg.help)
      if arg.disable_default_heading:
        pass
      elif len(args) == 1 or args[0].is_required:
        if arg.is_required:
          heading.append('This must be specified.')
      elif arg.is_mutex:
        if arg.is_required:
          heading.append('Exactly one of these must be specified:')
        else:
          heading.append('At most one of these can be specified:')
      elif arg.is_required:
        heading.append('At least one of these must be specified:')

    if not arg.is_hidden and heading:
      self._out(
          '\n{0} {1}\n\n'.format(
              ':' * (depth + _SECOND_LINE_OFFSET), '\n+\n'.join(heading)
          ).replace('\n\n', '\n+\n'),
      )
      heading = None
      depth += 1

    for a in args:
      if a.is_hidden:
        continue

      if a.is_group:
        single = False
        singleton = usage_text.GetSingleton(a)
        if singleton:
          if not a.help:
            a = singleton
          else:
            single = True
      if a.is_group:
        self._PrintArgGroup(a, depth=depth, single=single)
      else:
        self._PrintArgDefinition(a, depth=depth, single=single)

  def PrintPositionalDefinition(self, arg, depth=0):
    self._out(
        '\n{usage}{depth}\n'.format(
            usage=usage_text.GetPositionalUsage(arg, markdown=True),
            depth=':' * (depth + _SECOND_LINE_OFFSET),
        )
    )
    self._out('\n{arghelp}\n'.format(arghelp=self.GetArgDetails(arg)))

  def PrintFlagDefinition(self, flag, disable_header=False, depth=0):
    """Prints a flags definition list item.

    Args:
      flag: The flag object to display.
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
      depth: The indentation depth at which to print arg help text.
    """
    if not disable_header:
      self._out('\n')
    self._out(
        '{usage}{depth}\n'.format(
            usage=usage_text.GetFlagUsage(flag, markdown=True),
            depth=':' * (depth + _SECOND_LINE_OFFSET),
        )
    )
    self._out('\n{arghelp}\n'.format(arghelp=self.GetArgDetails(flag)))

  def PrintFlagSection(self, heading, arg, disable_header=False):
    """Prints a flag section.

    Args:
      heading: The flag section heading name.
      arg: The flag args / group.
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    if not disable_header:
      self.PrintSectionHeader(heading, sep=False)
    self._PrintArgGroup(arg)

  def PrintPositionalsAndFlagsSections(self, disable_header=False):
    """Prints the positionals and flags sections.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    if self.is_topic:
      return
    self._SetArgSections()

    # List the sections in order.
    for section in self._arg_sections:
      self.PrintFlagSection(
          section.heading, section.args, disable_header=disable_header
      )

    if self._global_flags:
      if not disable_header:
        self.PrintSectionHeader(
            '{} WIDE FLAGS'.format(self._top.upper()), sep=False
        )
      # NOTE: We need two newlines before 'Run' for a paragraph break.
      self._out(
          '\nThese flags are available to all commands: {}.'
          '\n\nRun *$ {} help* for details.\n'.format(
              ', '.join(sorted(self._global_flags)), self._top
          )
      )

  def PrintSubGroups(self, disable_header=False):
    """Prints the subgroup section if there are subgroups.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    if self._subgroups:
      self.PrintCommandSection(
          'GROUP', self._subgroups, disable_header=disable_header
      )

  def PrintSubCommands(self, disable_header=False):
    """Prints the subcommand section if there are subcommands.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    if self._subcommands:
      if self.is_topic:
        self.PrintCommandSection(
            'TOPIC',
            self._subcommands,
            is_topic=True,
            disable_header=disable_header,
        )
      else:
        self.PrintCommandSection(
            'COMMAND', self._subcommands, disable_header=disable_header
        )

  def PrintSectionIfExists(self, name, default=None, disable_header=False):
    """Print a section name if it exists.

    Args:
      name: str, The manpage section name.
      default: str, Default help_stuff if section name is not defined.
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    if name in self._printed_sections:
      return
    help_stuff = self._sections.get(name, default)
    if not help_stuff:
      return
    if callable(help_stuff):
      help_message = help_stuff()
    else:
      help_message = help_stuff
    if not disable_header:
      self.PrintSectionHeader(name)
    self._out(
        '{message}\n'.format(message=textwrap.dedent(help_message).strip())
    )

  def PrintExtraSections(self, disable_header=False):
    """Print extra sections not in excluded_sections.

    Extra sections are sections that have not been printed yet.
    PrintSectionIfExists() skips sections that have already been printed.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    excluded_sections = set(
        self._final_sections + ['NOTES', 'UNIVERSE ADDITIONAL INFO']
    )
    for section in sorted(self._sections):
      if section.isupper() and section not in excluded_sections:
        self.PrintSectionIfExists(section, disable_header=disable_header)

  def PrintFinalSections(self, disable_header=False):
    """Print the final sections in order.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    for section in self._final_sections:
      self.PrintSectionIfExists(section, disable_header=disable_header)
    self.PrintNotesSection(disable_header=disable_header)

  def PrintCommandSection(
      self, name, subcommands, is_topic=False, disable_header=False
  ):
    """Prints a group or command section.

    Args:
      name: str, The section name singular form.
      subcommands: dict, The subcommand dict.
      is_topic: bool, True if this is a TOPIC subsection.
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    # Determine if the section has any content.
    content = ''
    for subcommand, help_info in sorted(six.iteritems(subcommands)):
      if self._is_hidden or not help_info.is_hidden:
        # If this group is already hidden, we can safely include hidden
        # sub-items.  Else, only include them if they are not hidden.
        content += '\n*link:{ref}[{cmd}]*::\n\n{txt}\n'.format(
            ref='/'.join(self._command_path + [subcommand]),
            cmd=subcommand,
            txt=help_info.help_text,
        )
    if content:
      if not disable_header:
        self.PrintSectionHeader(name + 'S')
      if is_topic:
        self._out('The supplementary help topics are:\n')
      else:
        self._out(
            '{cmd} is one of the following:\n'.format(cmd=self._UserInput(name))
        )
      self._out(content)

  def GetNotes(self):
    """Returns the explicit NOTES section contents."""
    return self._sections.get('NOTES')

  def PrintNotesSection(self, disable_header=False):
    """Prints the NOTES section if needed.

    Args:
      disable_header: Disable printing the section header if True.
    """
    notes = self.GetNotes()
    if notes:
      if not disable_header:
        self.PrintSectionHeader('NOTES')
      if notes:
        self._out(notes + '\n\n')

  def GetArgDetails(self, arg, depth=0):
    """Returns the detailed help message for the given arg."""
    if getattr(arg, 'detailed_help', None):
      raise ValueError(
          '{}: Use add_argument(help=...) instead of detailed_help="""{}""".'
          .format(self._command_name, getattr(arg, 'detailed_help'))
      )
    return usage_text.GetArgDetails(arg, depth=depth)

  def _ExpandFormatReferences(self, doc):
    """Expand {...} references in doc."""
    doc = self._ExpandHelpText(doc)
    doc = NormalizeExampleSection(doc)

    # Split long $ ... example lines.
    pat = re.compile(
        r'^ *(\$ .{%d,})$' % (_SPLIT - _FIRST_INDENT - _SECTION_INDENT), re.M
    )
    pos = 0
    rep = ''
    while True:
      match = pat.search(doc, pos)
      if not match:
        break
      rep += doc[pos : match.start(1)] + ExampleCommandLineSplitter().Split(
          doc[match.start(1) : match.end(1)]
      )
      pos = match.end(1)
    if rep:
      doc = rep + doc[pos:]
    return doc

  def _IsNotThisCommand(self, cmd):
    # We should not include the link if it refers to the current page, per
    # our research with screen readers. (See b/1723464.)
    return '.'.join(cmd) != '.'.join(self._command_path)

  def _LinkMarkdown(self, doc, pat, with_args=True):
    """Build a representation of a doc, finding all command examples.

    Finds examples of both inline commands and commands on their own line.

    Args:
      doc: str, the doc to find examples in.
      pat: the compiled regexp pattern to match against (the "command" match
        group).
      with_args: bool, whether the examples are valid if they also have args.

    Returns:
      (str) The final representation of the doc.
    """
    pos = 0
    rep = ''
    while True:
      match = pat.search(doc, pos)
      if not match:
        break
      cmd, args = self._SplitCommandFromArgs(match.group('command').split(' '))
      lnk = self.FormatExample(cmd, args, with_args=with_args)
      if self._IsNotThisCommand(cmd) and lnk:
        rep += doc[pos : match.start('command')] + lnk
      else:
        # Skip invalid commands.
        rep += doc[pos : match.end('command')]
      rep += doc[match.end('command') : match.end('end')]
      pos = match.end('end')
    if rep:
      doc = rep + doc[pos:]
    return doc

  def InlineCommandExamplePattern(self):
    """Regex to search for inline command examples enclosed in ` or *.

    Contains a 'command' group and an 'end' group which will be used
    by the regexp search later.

    Returns:
      (str) the regex pattern, including a format string for the 'top'
      command.
    """
    # This pattern matches "([`*]){top} {arg}*\1" where {top}...{arg} is a
    # known command. The negative lookbehind prefix prevents hyperlinks in
    # SYNOPSIS sections and as the first line in a paragraph.
    return (
        r'(?<!\n\n)(?<!\*\(ALPHA\)\* )(?<!\*\(BETA\)\* )(?<!\*\(PREVIEW\)\* )'
        r'([`*])(?P<command>{top}( [a-z][-a-z0-9]*)*)(?P<end>\1)'.format(
            top=re.escape(self._top)
        )
    )

  def _AddCommandLinkMarkdown(self, doc):
    r"""Add ([`*])command ...\1 link markdown to doc."""
    if not self._command_path:
      return doc
    pat = re.compile(self.InlineCommandExamplePattern())
    doc = self._LinkMarkdown(doc, pat, with_args=False)
    return doc

  def CommandLineExamplePattern(self):
    """Regex to search for command examples starting with '$ '.

    Contains a 'command' group and an 'end' group which will be used
    by the regexp search later.

    Returns:
      (str) the regex pattern, including a format string for the 'top'
      command.
    """
    # This pattern matches "$ {top} {arg}*" where each arg is lower case and
    # does not start with example-, my-, or sample-. This follows the style
    # guide rule that user-supplied args to example commands contain upper case
    # chars or start with example-, my-, or sample-. The trailing .? allows for
    # an optional punctuation character before end of line. This handles cases
    # like ``... run $ <top> foo bar.'' at the end of a sentence.
    # The <end> group ends at the same place as the command group, without
    # the punctuation or newlines.
    return (
        r'\$ (?P<end>(?P<command>{top}((?: (?!(example|my|sample)-)'
        r'[a-z][-a-z0-9]*)*))).?[ `\n]'.format(top=re.escape(self._top))
    )

  def _AddCommandLineLinkMarkdown(self, doc):
    """Add $ command ... link markdown to doc."""
    if not self._command_path:
      return doc
    pat = re.compile(self.CommandLineExamplePattern())
    doc = self._LinkMarkdown(doc, pat, with_args=True)
    return doc

  def _AddManPageLinkMarkdown(self, doc):
    """Add <top> ...(1) man page link markdown to doc."""
    if not self._command_path:
      return doc
    pat = re.compile(r'(\*?(' + self._top + r'(?:[-_ a-z])*)\*?)\(1\)')
    pos = 0
    rep = ''
    while True:
      match = pat.search(doc, pos)
      if not match:
        break
      cmd = match.group(2).replace('_', ' ')
      ref = cmd.replace(' ', '/')
      lnk = '*link:' + ref + '[' + cmd + ']*'
      rep += doc[pos : match.start(2)] + lnk
      pos = match.end(1)
    if rep:
      doc = rep + doc[pos:]
    return doc

  def _FixAirQuotesMarkdown(self, doc):
    """Change ``.*[[:alnum:]]{2,}.*'' quotes => _UserInput(*) in doc."""

    # Double ``air quotes'' on strings with no identifier chars or groups of
    # singleton identifier chars are literal. All other double air quote forms
    # are converted to unquoted strings with the _UserInput() font
    # embellishment. This is a subjective choice for aesthetically pleasing
    # renderings.
    pat = re.compile(r"[^`](``([^`']*)'')")
    pos = 0
    rep = ''
    for match in pat.finditer(doc):
      if re.search(r'\w\w', match.group(2)):
        quoted_string = self._UserInput(match.group(2))
      else:
        quoted_string = match.group(1)
      rep += doc[pos : match.start(1)] + quoted_string
      pos = match.end(1)
    if rep:
      doc = rep + doc[pos:]
    return doc

  def _IsUniverseCompatible(self):
    return (
        not properties.IsDefaultUniverse()
        and not isinstance(self._command, dict)
        and self._command.IsUniverseCompatible()
    )

  def _ReplaceGDULinksWithUniverseLinks(self, doc):
    """Replace static GDU Links with Universe Links."""

    # Replace links only for other universes and
    # command is available in the universe.
    if self._IsUniverseCompatible():
      doc = re.sub(
          r'cloud.google.com',
          universe_descriptor.GetUniverseDocumentDomain(),
          doc,
      )

    return doc

  def Edit(self, doc=None):
    """Applies edits to a copy of the generated markdown in doc.

    The sub-edit method call order might be significant. This method allows
    the combined edits to be tested without relying on the order.

    Args:
      doc: The markdown document string to edit, None for the output buffer.

    Returns:
      An edited copy of the generated markdown.
    """
    if doc is None:
      doc = self._buf.getvalue()
    doc = self._ExpandFormatReferences(doc)
    doc = self._AddCommandLineLinkMarkdown(doc)
    doc = self._AddCommandLinkMarkdown(doc)
    doc = self._AddManPageLinkMarkdown(doc)
    doc = self._FixAirQuotesMarkdown(doc)
    doc = self._ReplaceGDULinksWithUniverseLinks(doc)
    return doc

  def Generate(self):
    """Generates markdown for the command, group or topic, into a string.

    Returns:
      An edited copy of the generated markdown.
    """
    self._out('# {0}(1)\n'.format(self._file_name.upper()))
    # Disclaimer info will be printed only for other universes
    self.PrintUniverseInformationSection()
    self.PrintNameSection()
    self.PrintSynopsisSection()
    self.PrintSectionIfExists('DESCRIPTION')
    self.PrintSectionIfExists('EXAMPLES')
    self.PrintPositionalsAndFlagsSections()
    self.PrintSubGroups()
    self.PrintSubCommands()
    self.PrintExtraSections()
    self.PrintFinalSections()
    return self.Edit()


class CommandMarkdownGenerator(MarkdownGenerator):
  """Command help markdown document generator.

  Attributes:
    _command: The CommandCommon instance for command.
    _root_command: The root CLI command instance.
    _subcommands: The dict of subcommand help indexed by subcommand name.
    _subgroups: The dict of subgroup help indexed by subcommand name.
  """

  def __init__(self, command):
    """Constructor.

    Args:
      command: A calliope._CommandCommon instance. Help is extracted from this
        calliope command, group or topic.
    """
    self._command = command
    command.LoadAllSubElements()
    # pylint: disable=protected-access
    self._root_command = command._TopCLIElement()
    super(CommandMarkdownGenerator, self).__init__(
        command.GetPath(), command.ReleaseTrack(), command.IsHidden()
    )
    self._capsule = self._command.short_help
    self._docstring = self._command.long_help
    self._ExtractSectionsFromDocstring(self._docstring)
    self._sections['description'] = self._sections.get('DESCRIPTION', '')
    self._sections.update(getattr(self._command, 'detailed_help', {}))
    self._subcommands = command.GetSubCommandHelps()
    self._subgroups = command.GetSubGroupHelps()
    self._sort_top_level_args = command.ai.sort_args

  def _SetSectionHelp(self, name, lines):
    """Sets section name help composed of lines.

    Args:
      name: The section name.
      lines: The list of lines in the section.
    """
    # Strip leading empty lines.
    while lines and not lines[0]:
      lines = lines[1:]
    # Strip trailing empty lines.
    while lines and not lines[-1]:
      lines = lines[:-1]
    if lines:
      self._sections[name] = '\n'.join(lines)

  def _ExtractSectionsFromDocstring(self, docstring):
    """Extracts section help from the command docstring."""
    name = 'DESCRIPTION'
    lines = []
    for line in textwrap.dedent(docstring).strip().splitlines():
      # '## \n' is not section markdown.
      if len(line) >= 4 and line.startswith('## '):
        self._SetSectionHelp(name, lines)
        name = line[3:]
        lines = []
      else:
        lines.append(line)
    self._SetSectionHelp(name, lines)

  def IsValidSubPath(self, sub_command_path):
    """Returns True if the given sub command path is valid from this node."""
    return self._root_command.IsValidSubPath(sub_command_path)

  def GetArguments(self):
    """Returns the command arguments."""
    return self._command.ai.arguments

  def GetNotes(self):
    """Returns the explicit and auto-generated NOTES section contents."""
    return self._command.GetNotesHelpSection(self._sections.get('NOTES'))


def Markdown(command):
  """Generates and returns the help markdown document for command.

  Args:
    command: The CommandCommon command instance.

  Returns:
    The markdown document string.
  """
  return CommandMarkdownGenerator(command).Generate()
