add new option's type: PortOption

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Emmanuel Garette 2013-07-11 23:05:33 +02:00
parent c06659012b
commit 1c951558da
2 changed files with 230 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -1,10 +1,8 @@
import autopath
from py.test import raises
from tiramisu.setting import owners
from tiramisu.config import Config
from tiramisu.option import IPOption, NetworkOption, NetmaskOption, \
OptionDescription
PortOption, OptionDescription
def test_ip():
@ -16,12 +14,19 @@ def test_ip():
c.a = '192.168.1.0'
c.a = '88.88.88.88'
c.a = '0.0.0.0'
assert(ValueError, "c.a = '255.255.255.0'")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = '255.255.255.0'")
c.b = '192.168.1.1'
c.b = '192.168.1.0'
assert(ValueError, "c.b = '88.88.88.88'")
raises(ValueError, "c.b = '88.88.88.88'")
c.b = '0.0.0.0'
assert(ValueError, "c.b = '255.255.255.0'")
raises(ValueError, "c.b = '255.255.255.0'")
def test_ip_default():
a = IPOption('a', '', '88.88.88.88')
od = OptionDescription('od', '', [a])
c = Config(od)
c.a == '88.88.88.88'
def test_network():
@ -32,14 +37,156 @@ def test_network():
c.a = '192.168.1.0'
c.a = '88.88.88.88'
c.a = '0.0.0.0'
assert(ValueError, "c.a = '255.255.255.0'")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = '255.255.255.0'")
def test_netmask():
a = NetmaskOption('a', '')
od = OptionDescription('od', '', [a])
c = Config(od)
assert(ValueError, "c.a = '192.168.1.1'")
assert(ValueError, "c.a = '192.168.1.0'")
assert(ValueError, "c.a = '88.88.88.88'")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = '192.168.1.1'")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = '192.168.1.0'")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = '88.88.88.88'")
c.a = '0.0.0.0'
c.a = '255.255.255.0'
def test_port():
a = PortOption('a', '')
b = PortOption('b', '', allow_zero=True)
c = PortOption('c', '', allow_zero=True, allow_registred=False)
d = PortOption('d', '', allow_zero=True, allow_wellknown=False, allow_registred=False)
e = PortOption('e', '', allow_zero=True, allow_private=True)
f = PortOption('f', '', allow_private=True)
od = OptionDescription('od', '', [a, b, c, d, e, f])
c = Config(od)
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 0")
c.a = 1
c.a = 1023
c.a = 1024
c.a = 49151
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 65536")
c.b = 0
c.b = 1
c.b = 1023
c.b = 1024
c.b = 49151
raises(ValueError, "c.b = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.b = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.b = 65536")
c.c = 0
c.c = 1
c.c = 1023
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 1024")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 49151")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 65536")
c.d = 0
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 1")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 1023")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 1024")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 49151")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 65536")
c.e = 0
c.e = 1
c.e = 1023
c.e = 1024
c.e = 49151
c.e = 49152
c.e = 65535
raises(ValueError, "c.f = 0")
c.f = 1
c.f = 1023
c.f = 1024
c.f = 49151
c.f = 49152
c.f = 65535
raises(ValueError, "c.f = 65536")
def test_port_range():
a = PortOption('a', '', allow_range=True)
b = PortOption('b', '', allow_range=True, allow_zero=True)
c = PortOption('c', '', allow_range=True, allow_zero=True, allow_registred=False)
d = PortOption('d', '', allow_range=True, allow_zero=True, allow_wellknown=False, allow_registred=False)
e = PortOption('e', '', allow_range=True, allow_zero=True, allow_private=True)
f = PortOption('f', '', allow_range=True, allow_private=True)
od = OptionDescription('od', '', [a, b, c, d, e, f])
c = Config(od)
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 0")
c.a = 1
c.a = 1023
c.a = 1024
c.a = 49151
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = 65536")
c.a = '1:49151'
raises(ValueError, "c.a = '0:49151'")
raises(ValueError, "c.a = '1:49152'")
c.b = 0
c.b = 1
c.b = 1023
c.b = 1024
c.b = 49151
raises(ValueError, "c.b = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.b = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.b = 65536")
c.b = '0:49151'
raises(ValueError, "c.b = '0:49152'")
c.c = 0
c.c = 1
c.c = 1023
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 1024")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 49151")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.c = 65536")
c.c = '0:1023'
raises(ValueError, "c.c = '0:1024'")
c.d = 0
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 1")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 1023")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 1024")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 49151")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 49152")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 65535")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = 65536")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = '0:0'")
raises(ValueError, "c.d = '0:1'")
c.e = 0
c.e = 1
c.e = 1023
c.e = 1024
c.e = 49151
c.e = 49152
c.e = 65535
c.e = '0:65535'
raises(ValueError, "c.e = '0:65536'")
raises(ValueError, "c.f = 0")
c.f = 1
c.f = 1023
c.f = 1024
c.f = 49151
c.f = 49152
c.f = 65535
raises(ValueError, "c.f = 65536")
c.f = '1:65535'
c.f = '3:4'
raises(ValueError, "c.f = '0:65535'")
raises(ValueError, "c.f = '4:3'")

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@ -277,8 +277,8 @@ class Option(BaseInformation):
if value is not None and ((self._validator is not None and
not val_validator()) or
not self._validate(value)):
raise ValueError(_("invalid value {0} for option {1}"
"").format(value, self._name))
raise ValueError(_("invalid value {0} for option {1} (type {2})"
"").format(value, self._name, self.__class__))
if context is not None:
descr._valid_consistency(self, value, context, None)
else:
@ -478,6 +478,7 @@ class IPOption(Option):
requires=None, multi=False, callback=None,
callback_params=None, validator=None, validator_args=None,
properties=None, only_private=False):
self._only_private = only_private
super(IPOption, self).__init__(name, doc, default=default,
default_multi=default_multi,
callback=callback,
@ -487,7 +488,6 @@ class IPOption(Option):
validator=validator,
validator_args=validator_args,
properties=properties)
self._only_private = only_private
def _validate(self, value):
try:
@ -499,6 +499,76 @@ class IPOption(Option):
return False
class PortOption(Option):
"""represents the choice of a port
The port numbers are divided into three ranges:
the well-known ports,
the registered ports,
and the dynamic or private ports.
You can actived this three range.
Port number 0 is reserved and can't be used.
see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_numbers
"""
__slots__ = ('_opt_type', '_allow_range', '_allow_zero', '_min_value',
'_max_value')
_opt_type = 'port'
def __init__(self, name, doc, default=None, default_multi=None,
requires=None, multi=False, callback=None,
callback_params=None, validator=None, validator_args=None,
properties=None, allow_range=False, allow_zero=False,
allow_wellknown=True, allow_registred=True,
allow_private=False):
self._allow_range = allow_range
self._min_value = None
self._max_value = None
ports_min = [0, 1, 1024, 49152]
ports_max = [0, 1023, 49151, 65535]
is_finally = False
for index, allowed in enumerate([allow_zero, allow_wellknown, allow_registred, allow_private]):
if self._min_value is None:
if allowed:
self._min_value = ports_min[index]
elif not allowed:
is_finally = True
elif allowed and is_finally:
raise ValueError(_('inconsistency in allowed range'))
if allowed:
self._max_value = ports_max[index]
if self._max_value is None:
raise ValueError(_('max value is empty'))
super(PortOption, self).__init__(name, doc, default=default,
default_multi=default_multi,
callback=callback,
callback_params=callback_params,
requires=requires,
multi=multi,
validator=validator,
validator_args=validator_args,
properties=properties)
def _validate(self, value):
try:
if self._allow_range and ":" in str(value):
value = str(value).split(':')
if len(value) != 2:
return False
if not value[0] < value[1]:
return False
else:
value = [value]
for val in value:
if not self._min_value <= int(val) <= self._max_value:
return False
return True
except ValueError:
return False
class NetworkOption(Option):
"represents the choice of a network"
__slots__ = ('_opt_type',)