Fix testing

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emdee 2022-10-04 11:53:29 +00:00
parent a466687471
commit 0148a36726
3 changed files with 168 additions and 63 deletions

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@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ to a file.
```
usage: tox_savefile.py [-h] [--output OUTPUT]
[--command info|decrypt|nodes|edit]
[--indent INDENT]
[--info info|repr|yaml|json|pprint|nmap_udp|nmap_tcp]
[--nodes select_tcp|select_udp|select_version|nmap_tcp|nmap_udp]
[--edit help|section,num,key,val]
[--indent INDENT]
[--nodes select_tcp|select_udp|select_version|nmap_tcp|nmap_udp,download]
[--download_nodes_url DOWNLOAD_NODES_URL]
[--edit help|section,num,key,val]
profile
```
Positional arguments:
@ -49,13 +49,13 @@ Optional arguments:
--command {info,decrypt,nodes,edit}
Action command - default: info
--output OUTPUT Destination for info/decrypt/nodes - defaults to stdout
--info info|repr|yaml|json|pprint|nmap_udp|nmap_tcp
--info info|repr|yaml|json|pprint|nmap_udp|nmap_tcp (may require nmap)
Format for info command
--nodes select_tcp|select_udp|select_version|nmap_tcp|nmap_udp
Action for nodes command (requires jq)
--edit help|section,num,key,val
--indent INDENT Indent for yaml/json/pprint
--nodes select_tcp|select_udp|select_version|nmap_tcp|nmap_udp|download
Action for nodes command (requires jq and nmap)
--download_nodes_url DOWNLOAD_NODES_URL
--edit help|section,num,key,val
```
### --command info
@ -91,6 +91,8 @@ Choose one of ```{nmap_tcp,nmap_udp}``` to run tests using ```nmap```
for the ```status_tcp==True``` and ```status_udp==True``` nodes.
Reguires ```nmap``` and uses ```sudo```.
Choose ```download``` to download the nodes from ```--download_nodes_url```
### --command decrypt
Decrypt a profile, with ```--output``` to a filename.
@ -149,6 +151,10 @@ Because it's written in Python it is easy to extend to, for example,
rekeying a profile when copying a profile to a new device:
<https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/tox_profile/wiki/MultiDevice-Announcements-POC>
Or you could keep the keypair and synchronize profiles between different
clients: e.g. your could keep your profile from toxic as master,
and copy it over your qtox/toxygen/TriFa profile while preserving their
ToxId keypair.
## Specification

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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Reads a tox profile and prints out information on what's in there to stderr.
Call it with one argument, the filename of the profile for the decrypt or info
commands, or the filename of the nodes file for the nodes command.
3 commands are supported:
4 commands are supported:
--command decrypt
decrypts the profile and writes to the result to stdout
@ -15,22 +15,25 @@ commands, or the filename of the nodes file for the nodes command.
--command nodes
assumes you are reading a json nodes file instead of a profile
--command edits
edits fields in a Tox profile with --output to a file
"""
"""
--output Destination for info/decrypt - defaults to stdout
--output Destination for info/decrypt/edit/nodes/download
--info default='info',
choices=['info', 'save', 'repr', 'yaml','json', 'pprint']
choices=[info, save, repr, yaml,json, pprint]
with --info=info prints info about the profile to stderr
yaml,json, pprint, repr - output format
nmap_udp - test DHT nodes with nmap
nmap_tcp - test TCP_RELAY nodes with nmap
nmap_onion - test PATH_NODE nodes with nmap
indents the output as: 'yaml','json', 'pprint'
--indent for pprint/yaml/json default=2
--output Destination for the command - required
--nodes
choices=['select_tcp', 'select_udp', 'nmap_tcp', 'select_version', 'nmap_udp']
choices=[select_tcp, select_udp, nmap_tcp, select_version, nmap_udp]
select_udp - select udp nodes
select_tcp - select tcp nodes
nmap_udp - test UDP nodes with nmap
@ -39,6 +42,11 @@ commands, or the filename of the nodes file for the nodes command.
download - download nodes from --download_nodes_url
--download_nodes_url https://nodes.tox.chat/json
--edit
help - print a summary of what fields can be edited
section,num,key,val - edit the field section,num,key with val
"""
# originally from:

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#!/bin/sh
# -*- mode: sh; fill-column: 75; tab-width: 8; coding: utf-8-unix -*-
# tox_savefile.py has a lot of features so it needs test coverage
PREFIX=/o/var/local/src
EXE=python3.sh
WRAPPER=$PREFIX/toxygen_wrapper
@ -20,113 +22,202 @@ target=$PREFIX/tox_profile/tox_savefile.py
tox=$HOME/.config/tox/toxic_profile.tox
[ -s $tox ] || exit 2
json=$HOME/.config/tox/DHTnodes.json
[ -s $json ] || exit 3
[ -d $WRAPPER ] || { ERROR wrapper is required https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/toxygen_wrapper ; exit 5 ; }
[ -d $WRAPPER ] || {
ERROR wrapper is required https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/toxygen_wrapper
exit 3
}
export PYTHONPATH=$WRAPPER
json=$HOME/.config/tox/DHTnodes.json
[ -s $json ] || exit 4
which jq > /dev/null && HAVE_JQ=1 || HAVE_JQ=0
which nmap > /dev/null && HAVE_NMAP=1 || HAVE_NMAP=0
sudo rm -f /tmp/toxic_profile.* /tmp/toxic_nodes.*
test_jq () {
[ $# -eq 3 ] || {
ERROR test_jq '#' "$@"
return 3
}
in=$1
out=$2
err=$3
[ -s $in ] || {
ERROR $i test_jq null $in
return 4
}
jq . < $in >$out 2>$err || {
ERROR $i test_jq $json
return 5
}
grep error: $err && {
ERROR $i test_jq $json
return 6
}
[ -s $out ] || {
ERROR $i null $out
return 7
}
[ -s $err ] || rm -f $err
return 0
}
i=0
[ "$HAVE_JQ" = 0 ] || \
jq . < $json >/tmp/toxic_nodes.json || { ERROR jq $json ; exit 4 ; }
test_jq $json /tmp/toxic_nodes.json /tmp/toxic_nodes.err || exit ${i}$?
[ -f /tmp/toxic_nodes.json ] || cp -p $json /tmp/toxic_nodes.json
json=/tmp/toxic_nodes.json
i=1
# required password
INFO decrypt /tmp/toxic_profile.bin
$EXE $target --command decrypt --output /tmp/toxic_profile.bin $tox || exit 11
[ -s /tmp/toxic_profile.bin ] || exit 12
INFO $i decrypt /tmp/toxic_profile.bin
$EXE $target --command decrypt --output /tmp/toxic_profile.bin $tox || exit ${i}1
[ -s /tmp/toxic_profile.bin ] || exit ${i}2
tox=/tmp/toxic_profile.bin
INFO info $tox
INFO $i info $tox
$EXE $target --command info --info info $tox 2>/tmp/toxic_profile.info || {
ERROR $EXE $target --command info --info info $tox
exit 13
ERROR $i $EXE $target --command info --info info $tox
exit ${i}3
}
[ -s /tmp/toxic_profile.info ] || exit 14
[ -s /tmp/toxic_profile.info ] || exit ${i}4
INFO /tmp/toxic_profile.save
$EXE $target --command info --info save --output /tmp/toxic_profile.save $tox 2>/dev/null || exit 15
[ -s /tmp/toxic_profile.save ] || exit 16
INFO $i /tmp/toxic_profile.save
$EXE $target --command info --info save --output /tmp/toxic_profile.save $tox 2>/dev/null || exit ${i}5
[ -s /tmp/toxic_profile.save ] || exit ${i}6
for the_tox in /tmp/toxic_profile.save ; do
i=2
for the_tox in $tox /tmp/toxic_profile.save ; do
DBUG $i $the_tox
the_base=`echo $the_tox | sed -e 's/.save$//' -e 's/.tox$//'`
for elt in json yaml pprint repr ; do
INFO $the_base.$elt
[ "$DEBUG" != 1 ] || echo DEBUG $EXE $target \
INFO $i $the_base.$elt
DBUG $EXE $target \
--command info --info $elt \
--output $the_base.$elt $the_tox
--output $the_base.$elt $the_tox '2>'$the_base.$elt.err
$EXE $target --command info --info $elt \
--output $the_base.$elt $the_tox 2>/dev/null || exit 20
[ -s $the_base.$elt ] || exit 21
--output $the_base.$elt $the_tox 2>$the_base.$nmap.err || exit ${i}0
[ -s $the_base.$elt ] || exit ${i}1
done
$EXE $target --command edit --edit help $the_tox 2>/dev/null || exit 22
$EXE $target --command edit --edit help $the_tox 2>/dev/null || exit ${i}2
INFO $the_base.edit1 'STATUSMESSAGE,.,Status_message,Toxxed on Toxic'
INFO $i $the_base.edit1 'STATUSMESSAGE,.,Status_message,Toxxed on Toxic'
$EXE $target --command edit --edit 'STATUSMESSAGE,.,Status_message,Toxxed on Toxic' \
--output $the_base.edit1.tox $the_tox 2>&1|grep EDIT
[ -s $the_base.edit1.tox ] || exit 23
$EXE $target --command info $the_base.edit1.tox 2>&1|grep Toxxed || exit 24
[ -s $the_base.edit1.tox ] || exit ${i}3
$EXE $target --command info $the_base.edit1.tox 2>&1|grep Toxxed || exit ${i}4
INFO $the_base.edit2 'NAME,.,Nick_name,FooBar'
INFO $i $the_base.edit2 'NAME,.,Nick_name,FooBar'
$EXE $target --command edit --edit 'NAME,.,Nick_name,FooBar' \
--output $the_base.edit2.tox $the_tox 2>&1|grep EDIT
[ -s $the_base.edit2.tox ] || exit 25
$EXE $target --command info $the_base.edit2.tox 2>&1|grep FooBar || exit 26
[ -s $the_base.edit2.tox ] || exit ${i}5
$EXE $target --command info $the_base.edit2.tox 2>&1|grep FooBar || exit ${i}6
done
the_tox=$json
the_base=`echo $the_tox | sed -e 's/.save$//' -e 's/.json$//'`
i=3
[ "$HAVE_JQ" = 0 ] || \
for the_json in $json ; do
DBUG $i $the_json
the_base=`echo $the_json | sed -e 's/.json$//' -e 's/.tox$//'`
for nmap in select_tcp select_udp select_version ; do
INFO $the_base.$nmap
$EXE $target --command nodes --nodes $nmap \
--output $the_base.$nmap.json $the_tox || exit 31
[ -s $the_base.$nmap.json ] || exit 32
--output $the_base.$nmap.json $the_json || {
WARN $i $the_json $nmap ${i}1
continue
}
[ -s $the_base.$nmap.json ] || {
WARN $i $the_json $nmap ${i}2
continue
}
[ $nmap = select_tcp ] && \
grep '"status_tcp": false' $the_base.select_tcp.json && exit 33
grep '"status_tcp": false' $the_base.$nmap.json && {
WARN $i $the_json $nmap ${i}3
continue
}
[ $nmap = select_udp ] && \
grep '"status_udp": false' $the_base.select_udp.json && exit 34
grep '"status_udp": false' $the_base.$nmap.json && {
WARN $i $the_json $nmap ${i}4
continue
}
test_jq $the_base.$nmap.json $the_base.$nmap.json.out /tmp/toxic_nodes.err || {
retval=$?
WARN $i $the_base.$nmap.json 3$?
}
INFO $i $the_base.$nmap
done
done
ls -l /tmp/toxic_profile.* /tmp/toxic_nodes.*
/usr/local/bin/proxy_ping_test.bash tor || exit 0
# DEBUG=0 /usr/local/bin/proxy_ping_test.bash tor || exit 0
ip route | grep ^def || exit 0
i=4
the_tox=$tox
the_base=`echo $the_tox | sed -e 's/.save$//' -e 's/.tox$//'`
[ "$HAVE_JQ" = 0 ] || \
[ "$HAVE_NMAP" = 0 ] || \
for the_tox in $tox /tmp/toxic_profile.save ; do
DBUG $i $the_tox
the_base=`echo $the_tox | sed -e 's/.save$//' -e 's/.tox$//'`
for nmap in nmap_tcp nmap_udp nmap_onion ; do
# [ $nmap = select_tcp ] && continue
# [ $nmap = select_udp ] && continue
INFO $the_base.$nmap
INFO $i $the_base.$nmap
$EXE $target --command info --info $nmap \
--output $the_base.$nmap $the_tox.json || {
--output $the_base.$nmap.out $the_tox 2>$the_base.$nmap.err || {
# select_tcp may be empty and jq errors
# exit 41
WARN $the_base.$nmap.json
# exit ${i}1
WARN $i $the_base.$nmap.err
continue
}
[ -s $the_base.$nmap.json ] || exit 41
[ -s $the_base.$nmap.out ] || {
ERROR $i $the_base.$nmap.out
continue
}
done
done
the_json=$json
the_base=`echo $json | sed -e 's/.save$//' -e 's/.json$//'`
i=5
[ "$HAVE_JQ" = 0 ] || \
for the_json in $json ; do
DBUG $i $the_json
the_base=`echo $the_json | sed -e 's/.save$//' -e 's/.json$//'`
for nmap in nmap_tcp nmap_udp ; do
INFO $the_base.$nmap
INFO $i $the_base.$nmap
$EXE $target --command nodes --nodes $nmap \
--output $the_base.$nmap.json $the_json || exit 51
[ -s $the_base.$nmap.json ] || exit 52
--output $the_base.$nmap $the_json 2>$the_base.$nmap.err || {
WARN $i $the_json $nmap ${i}1
continue
}
[ -s $the_base.$nmap ] || {
ERROR $i $the_json $nmap ${i}2
exit ${i}2
}
done
done
i=6
DBUG $i
$EXE $target --command nodes --nodes download \
--output /tmp/toxic_nodes.new $json || {
ERROR $i $EXE $target --command nodes --nodes download $json
exit ${i}1
}
[ -s /tmp/toxic_nodes.new ] || exit ${i}4
json=/tmp/toxic_nodes.new
[ "$HAVE_JQ" = 0 ] || \
jq . < $json >/tmp/toxic_nodes.new.json 2>>/tmp/toxic_nodes.new.err || {
ERROR $i jq $json
exit ${i}2
}
[ "$HAVE_JQ" = 0 ] || \
grep error: /tmp/toxic_nodes.new.err && {
ERROR $i jq $json
exit ${i}3
}
exit 0