#! /usr/bin/python

# Thomas Trolle, July 2014
# trolle@cbs.dtu.dk

# Tested on Python 2.7.2 using Bottle 0.12.7

import subprocess
from bottle import get, post, run, request


# Define the path to the program that the server should run. 
# Alternatively, you can define the path in the subprocess.check_output
# function below.
PROG = '/path/to/your/method' 	


@get('/')
def no_data():
	return "Please supply some data in the following format: --data 'peptide=PEPTIDE&allele=ALLELE'\n"


@post('/')
def handle_data():
	# Parse the input data sent using the POST request method. Note that 
	# the following request format is assumed:
	# 'peptide=<PEPTIDE>&allele=<ALLELE>'
	peptide = request.forms.get('peptide')
	allele = request.forms.get('allele')

	if peptide and allele:
		# Check that the input data makes sense.
		allowed_chars = "ACDEFGHIKLMNPQRSTUVWY,"
		for char in peptide:
			if char not in allowed_chars:
				return "Invalid peptide input\n"

		supported_alleles = ["DRB1*01:01", 
                         "DRB5*01:01", 
                         "DQA1*06:02/DQB1*03:01",
                         "DQA1*01:02/DQB1*03:01"]

		if allele not in supported_alleles:
			return "Invalid allele input\n"


		# subprocess.check_output() calls your program. The path to your 
		# program and any command line options or arguements should be 
		# passed as a list of strings. Notice that options (such as -mode) 
		# and arguements (such as peptide) that are separated by 
		# whitespace in the shell go in separate list elements.
		result = subprocess.check_output([PROG, '-mode', 'peptide', allele, peptide]) 

		# Parse the output from your program here if necessary. For the 
		# IEDB benchmark, results for each peptide are expected in the 
		# following format: 
		# Allele\tPeptide\tPrediction\n
		return result

	else:
		return "Please supply some data in the following format: --data 'peptide=PEPTIDE&allele=ALLELE'\n"

if __name__ == '__main__':
	# host defines the IP or URL address of the server. 
	# port defines the port that the server should be accessed through.
	# Port 80 is standard for HTTP.
	# The server may be tested locally by running the bottle script and
	# then querying the server using the following command:
	# curl 0.0.0.0:8080 --data 'peptide=PEPTIDE&allele=ALLELE'
	run(host='0.0.0.0', port=8080)