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/**
  Copyright (c) 2019 by Jonathon Hill

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import { Connection } from '@opensearch-project/opensearch'
import aws4 from 'aws4'
import type { Config } from 'aws-sdk'
import type { ClientRequestArgs } from 'http'
import { strict as assert } from 'assert'

type RequestOptions = aws4.Request & {
  service?: string
  region?: string
}

export type ConnectionOptions = ConstructorParameters<typeof Connection>
export type AmazonConfig = {
  awsConfig: Config
}

export class AmazonConnection extends Connection {
  static awsConfig: Config

  // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/explicit-module-boundary-types
  buildRequestObject(params: any): ClientRequestArgs {
    const req: RequestOptions = super.buildRequestObject(params)

    req.service = 'es'

    if (AmazonConnection.awsConfig.region) {
      req.region = AmazonConnection.awsConfig.region
    }

    if (!req.headers) {
      req.headers = {}
    }

    // Fix the Host header, since HttpConnector.makeReqParams() appends
    // the port number which will cause signature verification to fail
    if (req.hostname) req.headers.host = req.hostname

    // This fix allows the connector to work with the older 6.x elastic branch.
    // The problem with that version, is that the Transport object would add a
    // `Content-Length` header (yes with Pascal Case), thus duplicating headers
    // (`Content-Length` and `content-length`), which makes the signature fail.
    let contentLength = 0
    if (params.body) {
      contentLength = Buffer.byteLength(params.body, 'utf8')
      req.body = params.body
    }
    const lengthHeader = 'content-length'
    const headerFound = Object.keys(req.headers).find(header => header.toLowerCase() === lengthHeader)
    if (headerFound === undefined) {
      req.headers[lengthHeader] = contentLength
    }

    return aws4.sign(req, AmazonConnection.awsConfig.credentials)
  }
}

export const GetAmazonConnection = (awsConfig: AWS.Config): typeof Connection => {
  assert(!AmazonConnection.awsConfig, 'aws config redefined')
  AmazonConnection.awsConfig = awsConfig
  return AmazonConnection
}