"""A ProxmoxVE VM template with Python"""

import yaml
from dotmap import DotMap
import pulumi
import pulumi_proxmoxve as proxmox

conf = DotMap(yaml.safe_load(open("input.yaml").read()))
config = pulumi.Config()

provider = proxmox.Provider("proxmoxve",
    virtual_environment = {
        "endpoint": conf.pve.url,
        "insecure": conf.pve.insecure,
        "username": conf.pve.username,
        "password": config.require_secure("password")
    }
)

vm = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachine(conf.vm.name,
    node_name = conf.pve.nodename,
    agent = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineAgentArgs(
        enabled = True,
        trim = True,
        type = "virtio"
    ),
    bios = "seabios",
    cpu = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineCpuArgs(
        cores = conf.vm.cores,
        sockets = conf.vm.sockets
    ),
    memory = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineMemoryArgs(
        dedicated = conf.vm.ram
    ),
    clone = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineCloneArgs(
        node_name = conf.pve.nodename,
        vm_id = conf.vm.clone,
        full = True
    ),
    disks = [
        proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineDiskArgs(
            interface = "virtio0",
            datastore_id = conf.pve.storage,
            size = conf.vm.disksize,
            file_format = "qcow2"
        )
    ],
    network_devices = [
        proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineNetworkDeviceArgs(
            bridge = "vmbr0",
            model = "virtio"
        )
    ],
    on_boot = True,
    operating_system = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineOperatingSystemArgs(
        type = "l26"
    ),
    initialization = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineInitializationArgs(
        type = "nocloud",
        datastore_id = conf.pve.storage,
        user_account = proxmox.vm.VirtualMachineInitializationUserAccountArgs(
            username = conf.vm.username,
            password = conf.vm.password,
            keys = conf.vm.sshkeys
        )
    ),
    opts = pulumi.ResourceOptions(
        provider = provider
    )
)

# Getting local IP
# First item of the ipv4_addresses is of the loopback interface (so the usual 127.0.0.1). Let's get the second and grab only the text.
lanip = vm.ipv4_addresses[1][0]
        
pulumi.export("ip", lanip)