#!/usr/local/bin/python2.7

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    script to fetch all suricata rule information into a single json object with the following contents:
        rules : all relevant metadata from the rules including the default enabled or disabled state
        total_rows: total rowcount for this selection
        parameters: list of parameters used
"""

import ujson
from lib.rulecache import RuleCache
from lib.params import update_params


# Because rule parsing isn't very useful when the rule definitions didn't change we create a single json file
# to hold the last results (combined with creation date and number of files).
if __name__ == '__main__':
    rc = RuleCache()
    if rc.is_changed():
        rc.create()

    # load parameters, ignore validation here the search method only processes valid input
    parameters = {'limit': '0', 'offset': '0', 'sort_by': '', 'filter': ''}
    update_params(parameters)
    # rename, filter tag to filter_txt
    parameters['filter_txt'] = parameters['filter']
    del parameters['filter']

    # dump output
    result = rc.search(**parameters)
    result['parameters'] = parameters
    print (ujson.dumps(result))
