def test_get_hid(input_data, expected_output):
test_fw = Firmware(binary=b'foo')
test_fw.device_name = 'test_device'
test_fw.vendor = 'foo'
test_fw.version = '1.0'
test_fw.set_part_name(input_data)
assert test_fw.get_hid() == expected_output
def _convert_to_firmware(self, entry: dict, analysis_filter: List[str] = None) -> Firmware:
firmware = Firmware()
firmware.uid = entry['_id']
firmware.size = entry['size']
firmware.file_name = entry['file_name']
firmware.device_name = entry['device_name']
firmware.device_class = entry['device_class']
firmware.release_date = convert_time_to_str(entry['release_date'])
firmware.vendor = entry['vendor']
firmware.version = entry['version']
firmware.processed_analysis = self.retrieve_analysis(entry['processed_analysis'], analysis_filter=analysis_filter)
firmware.files_included = set(entry['files_included'])
firmware.virtual_file_path = entry['virtual_file_path']
firmware.tags = entry['tags'] if 'tags' in entry else dict()
firmware.analysis_tags = self._collect_analysis_tags_from_children(firmware.uid)
try: # for backwards compatibility
firmware.set_part_name(entry['device_part'])
except KeyError:
firmware.set_part_name('complete')
if 'comments' in entry: # for backwards compatibility
firmware.comments = entry['comments']
return firmware
