synapse 2.180.1__py311-none-any.whl → 2.182.0__py311-none-any.whl

synapse/tests/test_lib_types.py

@@ -22,6 +22,12 @@ class TypesTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
         self.none(t.getCompOffs('newp'))
         self.raises(s_exc.NoSuchCmpr, t.cmpr, val1=1, name='newp', val2=0)
 
+        str00 = model.type('str').clone({})
+        str01 = model.type('str').clone({})
+        str02 = model.type('str').clone({'lower': True})
+        self.eq(str00, str01)
+        self.ne(str01, str02)
+
     async def test_mass(self):
 
         async with self.getTestCore() as core:

synapse/tests/test_model_inet.py

@@ -985,6 +985,12 @@ class InetModelTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
             self.len(0, await core.nodes('[test:str="foo"] [inet:ipv4?=$node.value()] -test:str'))
             self.len(0, await core.nodes('[test:str="foo-bar.com"] [inet:ipv4?=$node.value()] -test:str'))
 
+            q = '''init { $l = () }
+            [inet:ipv4=192.0.0.9 inet:ipv4=192.0.0.0 inet:ipv4=192.0.0.255] $l.append(:type)
+            fini { return ( $l ) }'''
+            resp = await core.callStorm(q)
+            self.eq(resp, ['unicast', 'private', 'private'])
+
     async def test_ipv6(self):
         formname = 'inet:ipv6'
         async with self.getTestCore() as core:
@@ -1290,6 +1296,10 @@ class InetModelTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
             self.len(2, await core.nodes('inet:rfc2822:addr^=unittest1'))
             self.len(1, await core.nodes('inet:rfc2822:addr^=unittest12'))
 
+            # CVE-2023-27043 related behavior
+            with self.raises(s_exc.BadTypeValu):
+                await core.nodes('[inet:rfc2822:addr="alice@example.org]<bob@example.org>"]')
+
     async def test_server(self):
         formname = 'inet:server'
         data = (

synapse/tests/test_model_language.py

@@ -27,6 +27,10 @@ class LangModuleTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
             with self.raises(s_exc.BadTypeValu):
                 await core.callStorm('return($lib.gen.langByCode(neeeeewp))')
 
+            nodes = await core.nodes('[ lang:phrase="For   The  People" ]')
+            self.len(1, nodes)
+            self.eq('for the people', nodes[0].repr())
+
     async def test_forms_idiom(self):
         async with self.getTestCore() as core:
             valu = 'arbitrary text 123'

synapse/tests/test_model_math.py

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+import synapse.common as s_common
+import synapse.tests.utils as s_t_utils
+
+class MathTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
+
+    async def test_model_math_algo(self):
+
+        async with self.getTestCore() as core:
+            nodes = await core.nodes('''
+                [ math:algorithm=*
+                    :name="  ImPHaSH "
+                    :created=20120202
+                    :type=hash.imports
+                    :desc="Import Hashes!"
+                ]
+            ''')
+            self.len(1, nodes)
+            self.eq('imphash', nodes[0].get('name'))
+            self.eq('hash.imports.', nodes[0].get('type'))
+            self.eq(1328140800000, nodes[0].get('created'))
+            self.eq("Import Hashes!", nodes[0].get('desc'))
+            self.len(1, await core.nodes('math:algorithm -> math:algorithm:type:taxonomy'))

synapse/tests/test_model_orgs.py

@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ class OuModelTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
             :techniques=$p.techniques :sophistication=$p.sophistication :tag=$p.tag
             :reporter=$p.reporter :reporter:name=$p."reporter:name" :timeline=$p.timeline
             :mitre:attack:campaign=$p."mitre:attack:campaign"
-            :ext:id=Foo
+            :ext:id=Foo :slogan="For The People"
             )]'''
             nodes = await core.nodes(q, opts={'vars': {'valu': camp, 'p': props}})
             self.len(1, nodes)
@@ -118,7 +118,9 @@ class OuModelTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
             self.nn(node.get('reporter'))
             self.eq(node.get('reporter:name'), 'vertex')
             self.eq(node.get('mitre:attack:campaign'), 'C0011')
+            self.eq(node.get('slogan'), 'for the people')
 
+            self.len(1, await core.nodes(f'ou:campaign={camp} :slogan -> lang:phrase'))
             nodes = await core.nodes(f'ou:campaign={camp} -> it:mitre:attack:campaign')
             self.len(1, nodes)
             nodes = nodes[0]
@@ -238,7 +240,7 @@ class OuModelTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
                 :logo=$p.logo :alias=$p.alias :phone=$p.phone :sic=$p.sic :naics=$p.naics :url=$p.url
                 :us:cage=$p."us:cage" :founded=$p.founded :dissolved=$p.dissolved
                 :techniques=$p.techniques :goals=$p.goals
-                :ext:id=Foo
+                :ext:id=Foo :motto="DONT BE EVIL"
             )]'''
             nodes = await core.nodes(q, opts={'vars': {'valu': guid0, 'p': props}})
             self.len(1, nodes)
@@ -261,11 +263,13 @@ class OuModelTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
             self.eq(node.get('goals'), (goal,))
             self.eq(node.get('ext:id'), 'Foo')
             self.nn(node.get('logo'))
+            self.eq('dont be evil', node.get('motto'))
 
             await core.nodes('ou:org:us:cage=7qe71 [ :country={ gen.pol.country ua } :country:code=ua ]')
             self.len(1, await core.nodes('ou:org:country:code=ua'))
             self.len(1, await core.nodes('pol:country:iso2=ua -> ou:org'))
             self.len(1, await core.nodes('ou:org -> ou:orgtype'))
+            self.len(1, await core.nodes('ou:org :motto -> lang:phrase'))
 
             nodes = await core.nodes('ou:name')
             self.sorteq([x.ndef[1] for x in nodes], (normname, 'vertex') + altnames)

synapse/tests/test_model_risk.py

@@ -523,14 +523,18 @@ class RiskModelTest(s_t_utils.SynTest):
                     :period=(2022, ?)
                     :node=(inet:fqdn, vertex.link)
                     :vuln={[ risk:vuln=* :name=redtree ]}
+                    :mitigated=true
+                    :mitigations={[ risk:mitigation=* :name=patchstuff ]}
                 ]
             ''')
             self.len(1, nodes)
             self.nn(nodes[0].get('vuln'))
+            self.eq(True, nodes[0].get('mitigated'))
             self.eq((1640995200000, 9223372036854775807), nodes[0].get('period'))
             self.eq(('inet:fqdn', 'vertex.link'), nodes[0].get('node'))
             self.len(1, await core.nodes('risk:vulnerable -> risk:vuln'))
             self.len(1, await core.nodes('risk:vuln:name=redtree -> risk:vulnerable :node -> *'))
+            self.len(1, await core.nodes('risk:vulnerable -> risk:mitigation'))
 
     async def test_model_risk_mitigation(self):
         async with self.getTestCore() as core:

synapse/tests/test_tools_storm.py

@@ -366,7 +366,7 @@ class StormCliTest(s_test.SynTest):
             self.isin(
                 Completion(
                     '.auth.easyperm.allowed',
-                    display='[lib] $lib.auth.easyperm.allowed(edef: dict, level: str) - Check if the current user has a permission level in an easy perm dictionary.'
+                    display='[lib] $lib.auth.easyperm.allowed(edef: dict, level: int) - Check if the current user has a permission level in an easy perm dictionary.'
                 ),
                 vals
             )

synapse/tests/test_utils_stormcov.py

@@ -27,6 +27,11 @@ class TestUtilsStormcov(s_utils.SynTest):
         self.eq(reporter.lines(), {1, 2, 3, 6})
         self.eq(reporter.translate_lines({1, 2}), {1, 2})
 
+        # no cover, no cover start, and no cover stop
+        reporter = plugin.file_reporter(s_files.getAssetPath('stormcov/pragma-nocov.storm'))
+        self.eq(reporter.lines(), {1, 2, 3, 12, 18})
+        self.eq(reporter.excluded_lines(), {6, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16})
+
         # We no longer do whitespace transformations of lines.
         reporter = plugin.file_reporter(s_files.getAssetPath('stormcov/spin.storm'))
         self.eq(reporter.translate_lines({1, 2}), {1, 2})

synapse/tests/utils.py

@@ -70,6 +70,7 @@ import synapse.lib.httpapi as s_httpapi
 import synapse.lib.msgpack as s_msgpack
 import synapse.lib.jsonstor as s_jsonstor
 import synapse.lib.lmdbslab as s_lmdbslab
+import synapse.lib.modelrev as s_modelrev
 import synapse.lib.thishost as s_thishost
 import synapse.lib.structlog as s_structlog
 import synapse.lib.stormtypes as s_stormtypes
@@ -1015,11 +1016,23 @@ class SynTest(unittest.TestCase):
             yield regrdir
 
     @contextlib.asynccontextmanager
-    async def getRegrCore(self, vers, conf=None):
+    async def getRegrCore(self, vers, conf=None, maxvers=None):
         with self.withNexusReplay():
             with self.getRegrDir('cortexes', vers) as dirn:
-                async with await s_cortex.Cortex.anit(dirn, conf=conf) as core:
-                    yield core
+                if maxvers is not None:
+
+                    orig = s_modelrev.ModelRev
+                    class ModelRev(orig):
+                        def __init__(self, core):
+                            orig.__init__(self, core)
+                            self.revs = [k for k in self.revs if k[0] <= maxvers]
+
+                    with mock.patch.object(s_modelrev, 'ModelRev', ModelRev):
+                        async with await s_cortex.Cortex.anit(dirn, conf=conf) as core:
+                            yield core
+                else:
+                    async with await s_cortex.Cortex.anit(dirn, conf=conf) as core:
+                        yield core
 
     @contextlib.asynccontextmanager
     async def getRegrAxon(self, vers, conf=None):
@@ -1491,7 +1504,7 @@ class SynTest(unittest.TestCase):
     async def addSvcToAha(self, aha, svcname, ctor,
                           conf=None, dirn=None, provinfo=None):
         '''
-        Creates as service and provision it in a Aha network via the provisioning API.
+        Creates a service and provisions it in an Aha network via the provisioning API.
 
         This assumes the Aha cell has a provision:listen and aha:urls set.
 
@@ -1501,7 +1514,7 @@ class SynTest(unittest.TestCase):
             ctor: Service class to add.
             conf (dict): Optional service conf.
             dirn (str): Optional directory.
-            provinfo (dict)): Optional provisioning info.
+            provinfo (dict): Optional provisioning info.
 
         Notes:
             The config data for the cell is pushed into dirn/cell.yaml.

synapse/utils/stormcov/plugin.py

@@ -243,4 +243,34 @@ class StormReporter(coverage.FileReporter):
             if token.type in TOKENS:
                 source_lines.add(token.line)
 
-        return source_lines
+        return source_lines - self.excluded_lines()
+
+    def excluded_lines(self):
+        excluded_lines = set()
+
+        pragma = 'pragma: no cover'
+        start = 'pragma: no cover start'
+        stop = 'pragma: no cover stop'
+
+        lines = self.source().splitlines()
+        nocov = [(lineno + 1, text) for (lineno, text) in enumerate(lines) if pragma in text]
+
+        block = None
+        for (lineno, text) in nocov:
+            if stop in text:
+                if block is not None:
+                    # End a multi-line block
+                    excluded_lines |= set(range(block, lineno + 1))
+                    block = None
+                continue
+
+            if start in text:
+                if block is None:
+                    # Start a multi-line block
+                    block = lineno
+                continue
+
+            if pragma in text:
+                excluded_lines.add(lineno)
+
+        return excluded_lines

synapse/vendor/cpython/LICENSE

@@ -0,0 +1,279 @@
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