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Add unit tests: file stats and port selection.
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from onionshare import *
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import tempfile
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def test_get_platform_returns_env_var():
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"get_platform() returns ONIONSHARE_PLATFORM from the environment"
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assert get_platform() == 'TI-83+'
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def test_get_platform_returns_platform_system():
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"""
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get_platform() returns platform.system() when
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ONIONSHARE_PLATFORM is not defined
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"""
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"get_platform() returns platform.system() when ONIONSHARE_PLATFORM is not defined"
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os.environ.pop('ONIONSHARE_PLATFORM', None)
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onionshare.platform.system = lambda: 'Sega Saturn'
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assert get_platform() == 'Sega Saturn'
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assert sys.path[-1][-13:] == '/../tails/lib'
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def test_get_hidden_service_dir_windows_with_temp():
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"""
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get_hidden_service_dir() uses a temporary directory from the
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Windows environment when defined
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"""
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"get_hidden_service_dir() uses a directory from the Windows environment when defined"
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onionshare.platform.system = lambda: 'Windows'
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os.environ['Temp'] = "C:\Internet Explorer\Secrets"
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expected_path = "C:/Internet Explorer/Secrets/onionshare_hidden_service_port"
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onionshare.tails_open_port('port')
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expected_call = [
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'/sbin/iptables', '-I', 'OUTPUT',
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'-o', 'lo', '-p',
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'tcp', '--dport', 'port', '-j', 'ACCEPT'
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]
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'/sbin/iptables', '-I', 'OUTPUT',
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'-o', 'lo', '-p',
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'tcp', '--dport', 'port', '-j', 'ACCEPT'
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]
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actual_call = mock_subprocess.last_call_args()
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assert actual_call == expected_call
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def test_tails_close_port():
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"tails_close_port() calls iptables with REJECT arg"
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onionshare.get_platform = lambda: 'Tails'
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onionshare.strings = {'closing_hole': ''}
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mock_subprocess = MockSubprocess()
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onionshare.subprocess = mock_subprocess
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onionshare.tails_close_port('port')
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expected_call = [
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'/sbin/iptables', '-I', 'OUTPUT',
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'-o', 'lo', '-p',
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'tcp', '--dport', 'port', '-j', 'REJECT'
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]
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actual_call = mock_subprocess.last_call_args()
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assert actual_call == expected_call
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@ -81,26 +93,8 @@ def test_load_strings_loads_other_languages():
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"load_strings() loads other languages in different locales"
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locale.getdefaultlocale = lambda: ('fr_FR', 'UTF-8')
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load_strings("fr")
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print onionshare.strings
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assert onionshare.strings['calculating_sha1'] == "Calculer un hachage SHA-1."
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def test_tails_close_port():
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"tails_close_port() calls iptables with REJECT arg"
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onionshare.get_platform = lambda: 'Tails'
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onionshare.strings = {'closing_hole': ''}
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mock_subprocess = MockSubprocess()
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onionshare.subprocess = mock_subprocess
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onionshare.tails_close_port('port')
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expected_call = [
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'/sbin/iptables', '-I', 'OUTPUT',
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'-o', 'lo', '-p',
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'tcp', '--dport', 'port', '-j', 'REJECT'
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]
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actual_call = mock_subprocess.last_call_args()
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assert actual_call == expected_call
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def test_generate_slug_length():
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"generates a 32-character slug"
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assert len(slug) == 32
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def test_starts_with_empty_strings():
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"creates an empty strings dict by default"
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assert strings == {}
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def test_choose_port_returns_a_port_number():
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"choose_port() returns a port number"
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assert 1024 <= choose_port() <= 65535
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def test_choose_port_returns_an_open_port():
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"choose_port() returns an open port"
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port = choose_port()
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socket.socket().bind(("127.0.0.1", port))
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def write_tempfile(text):
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tempdir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
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path = tempdir + "/test-file.txt"
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with open(path, "w") as f:
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f.write(text)
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f.close()
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return path
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def test_filehash_returns_correct_hash():
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"file_crunching() returns correct hash"
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text = """
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If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on an
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encrypted, redundant, distributed filesystem -- forever.
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"""
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tempfile = write_tempfile(text)
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filehash, _ = file_crunching(tempfile)
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assert filehash == 'bc004fe72e6530a545570b4c6ce76bcb78ea526b'
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def test_filehash_returns_correct_size():
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"file_crunching() returns correct size"
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text = "AUSCANNZUKUS has always been at war with Eastasia."
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tempfile = write_tempfile(text)
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_, filesize = file_crunching(tempfile)
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assert filesize == 50
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