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package kafka.utils

import java.util.regex.{Pattern, PatternSyntaxException}

import org.apache.kafka.common.internals.Topic

sealed abstract class TopicFilter(rawRegex: String) extends Logging {

  val regex = rawRegex
          .trim
          .replace(',', '|')
          .replace(" ", "")
          .replaceAll("""^["']+""","")
          .replaceAll("""["']+$""","") // property files may bring quotes

  try {
    Pattern.compile(regex)
  }
  catch {
    case _: PatternSyntaxException =>
      throw new RuntimeException(regex + " is an invalid regex.")
  }

  override def toString = regex

  def isTopicAllowed(topic: String, excludeInternalTopics: Boolean): Boolean
}

case class Whitelist(rawRegex: String) extends TopicFilter(rawRegex) {
  override def isTopicAllowed(topic: String, excludeInternalTopics: Boolean) = {
    val allowed = topic.matches(regex) && !(Topic.isInternal(topic) && excludeInternalTopics)

    debug("%s %s".format(
      topic, if (allowed) "allowed" else "filtered"))

    allowed
  }
}