def determine_cpu_arch(self):
"""Determine the CPU architecture"""
arch = self.getprop('ro.product.cpu.abi')
if arch is None:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to determine processor architecture!")
return None
# We will offically support ARM and Intel. anything else
# is not supported.
if arch == "x86":
arch = "x86"
cpu_bits = "32"
elif arch == "x86_64":
arch = "x86"
cpu_bits = "64"
elif arch.find("armeabi") != -1:
arch = "arm"
cpu_bits = "32"
elif re.search("arm.*64", arch):
arch = "arm"
cpu_bits = "64"
else:
log.e(TAG, "Unsupported CPU profile: %s" % arch)
return None, None
return arch, cpu_bits
def delete_package(name, force=False):
"""Remove a package"""
rtn = 0
# First check if we know about the package
if is_package_installed(name):
item = dtf.core.item.Item()
item.name = name
item.type = dtf.core.item.TYPE_PACKAGE
installed_item = __load_item(item)
# Prompt for removal
if not force:
if __prompt_delete(installed_item):
log.d(TAG, "User would like to remove")
rtn = __do_package_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.i(TAG, "Package deletion skipped.")
# Force
else:
log.d(TAG, "Forcing component removal.")
rtn = __do_package_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.e(TAG, "No package installed with this name.")
rtn = -1
return rtn
def test_error_suppress():
"""Log an error message with logging at 0"""
log.LOG_LEVEL_STDOUT = 0
log.LOG_LEVEL_FILE = 0
log.e(TAG, "This is an error!")
def test_error():
"""Log an error message"""
log.LOG_LEVEL_STDOUT = 5
log.LOG_LEVEL_FILE = 5
log.e(TAG, "This is an error!")
def parse_manifest(manifest_data, relative_root="./"):
"""Parse a blob of manifest data"""
manifest = None
manifest_root = None
item_list = list()
# Read Manifest
try:
manifest_root = etree.XML(manifest_data)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError:
log.e(TAG, "Error parsing XML file! Exiting.")
return -4
# Processing Stuff
xml_items = manifest_root.xpath("/Items/Item")
for xml_item in xml_items:
item = __item_from_xml(xml_item, relative_root=relative_root)
if item is None:
continue
item_list.append(item)
manifest = Manifest()
manifest.items = item_list
manifest.root_dir = relative_root
return manifest
def get_item_attrib(item, attrib):
"""Load attribute of item from DB"""
item_type = item.type
if item_type == dtf.core.item.TYPE_MODULE:
table = "modules"
elif item_type == dtf.core.item.TYPE_LIBRARY:
table = "libraries"
elif item_type == dtf.core.item.TYPE_BINARY:
table = "binaries"
elif item_type == dtf.core.item.TYPE_PACKAGE:
table = "packages"
else:
log.e(TAG,
"Unknown type '%s' in getItem Attribute. Returning" % item_type)
return None
dtf_db = sqlite3.connect(DTF_DB)
cur = dtf_db.cursor()
sql = ("SELECT %s "
"FROM %s "
"WHERE name='%s' "
'LIMIT 1' % (attrib, table, item.name))
cur.execute(sql)
try:
return cur.fetchone()[0]
except TypeError:
return None
def __do_client_section(parser):
"""Populate the client section"""
apk_name = None
dtf_client_path = "%s/dtfClient" % utils.get_dtf_lib_dir()
debug_apk_path = "%s/debug" % dtf_client_path
release_apk_path = "%s/release" % dtf_client_path
# Check 'debug' dir first.
if os.path.isdir(debug_apk_path):
apk_name = __find_apk(debug_apk_path)
elif os.path.isdir(release_apk_path):
apk_name = __find_apk(release_apk_path)
if apk_name is None:
log.e(TAG, "No dtfClient APK found!")
return -1
# Get the version.
apk_version = __get_apk_version(apk_name)
# Purge section before adding.
parser.remove_section(dtfglobals.CONFIG_SECTION_CLIENT)
parser.add_section(dtfglobals.CONFIG_SECTION_CLIENT)
parser.set(dtfglobals.CONFIG_SECTION_CLIENT, "apk_file", apk_name)
parser.set(dtfglobals.CONFIG_SECTION_CLIENT, "apk_version", apk_version)
return 0
def do_included_upgrade(self, args):
"""Perform upgrade of only included"""
parser = ArgumentParser(prog='upgrade included',
description='Update the bundled TAR.')
parser.add_argument('--branch', dest='branch',
default=BRANCH_DEFAULT,
help="Specify the branch to pull from.")
parsed_args = parser.parse_args(args)
log.i(self.name, "Performing included upgrade...")
upgrade_tar_url = UPGRADE_TAR_TEMPLATE % parsed_args.branch
# First pull
tar_name = self.__download_file(upgrade_tar_url, 'dtf_included.tar')
if tar_name is None:
log.e(self.name, "Unable to download: %s" % upgrade_tar_url)
return -1
# Now we perform the reconfiguration
return autoconfig.initialize_from_tar(tar_name, is_full=False,
clean_up=True)
def do_export(self, args):
"""Perform an export"""
rtn = 0
parser = ArgumentParser(prog='pm export',
description='Export installed content.')
parser.add_argument('output_name',
type=str,
help='The output file name.')
parsed_args = parser.parse_args(args)
output_name = parsed_args.output_name
if os.path.isfile(output_name):
log.e(TAG, "Output file already exists!")
return -1
# Generate a list of populated items.
export_items = self.generate_export_items()
if len(export_items) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Nothing to export!")
return -2
export_zip = mp.ExportZip(output_name)
for item in export_items:
export_zip.add_item(item)
export_zip.finalize()
log.i(TAG, "Export completed!")
return rtn
def do_checks(file_name, all_checks, strict_checks):
"""Perform checks"""
# Update path to include libs
update_path()
if not os.path.isfile(file_name):
log.e(TAG, "[FAIL] %s is not a file." % file_name)
return -1
base_name = os.path.basename(file_name)
module_name = os.path.splitext(base_name)[0]
log.d(TAG, "Full File: %s" % file_name)
log.d(TAG, "Base name: %s" % base_name)
log.d(TAG, "Module name: %s" % module_name)
# First, is this python, or bash?
if pm.is_python_module(file_name, module_name):
log.i(TAG, "[PASS] Is python, doing python checks...")
return do_python_checks(file_name, module_name, all_checks,
strict_checks)
elif pm.is_bash_module(file_name):
log.i(TAG, "[PASS] Is bash, doing bash checks...")
return do_bash_checks(file_name, module_name, all_checks,
strict_checks)
else:
log.e(TAG, "[FAIL] This is not recognized as either python or bash!")
return -2
def __download_file(self, url, file_name):
"""Download a file from URL to tempfile"""
try:
req = requests.get(url, verify=True, stream=True,
allow_redirects=True)
except requests.exceptions.RequestException as excpt:
log.e(self.name, "Error pulling update script!")
print(excpt)
return None
if not req.ok:
return None
temp_file_name = "%s/%s" % (tempfile.gettempdir(), file_name)
temp_f = open(temp_file_name, "wb")
for chunk in req.iter_content(chunk_size=1024):
if chunk:
temp_f.write(chunk)
# Reset the seek
temp_f.close()
return temp_file_name
def delete_library(name, force=False):
"""Remove a library"""
rtn = 0
# First check if we know about the library
if is_library_installed(name):
item = dtf.core.item.Item()
item.name = name
item.type = dtf.core.item.TYPE_LIBRARY
installed_item = __load_item(item)
# Prompt for removal
if not force:
if __prompt_delete(installed_item):
log.d(TAG, "User would like to remove")
rtn = __do_library_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.i(TAG, "Library deletion skipped.")
# Force
else:
log.d(TAG, "Forcing component removal.")
rtn = __do_library_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.e(TAG, "No library installed with this name.")
rtn = -1
return rtn
def delete_library(name, force=False):
"""Remove a library"""
rtn = 0
# First check if we know about the library
if is_library_installed(name):
item = Item()
item.name = name
item.type = TYPE_LIBRARY
installed_item = __load_item(item)
# Prompt for removal
if not force:
if __prompt_delete(installed_item):
log.d(TAG, "User would like to remove")
rtn = __do_library_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.i(TAG, "Library deletion skipped.")
# Force
else:
log.d(TAG, "Forcing component removal.")
rtn = __do_library_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.e(TAG, "No library installed with this name.")
rtn = -1
return rtn
def do_core_upgrade(self, args):
"""Perform upgrade of dtf"""
parser = ArgumentParser(prog='upgrade core',
description='Update dtf framework.')
parser.add_argument('--reconfigure', action='store_true',
help="Just reconfig (post upgrade).")
parser.add_argument('--branch', dest='branch',
default=BRANCH_DEFAULT,
help="Specify the branch to pull from.")
parsed_args = parser.parse_args(args)
# First, is this just a reconfig?
if parsed_args.reconfigure:
log.i(self.name, "Performing reconfiguration...")
return autoconfig.initialize_from_local(is_full=True)
log.i(self.name, "Downloading update script...")
upgrade_script_url = UPGRADE_SCRIPT_TEMPLATE % parsed_args.branch
upgrade_script_name = self.__download_file(upgrade_script_url,
'dtf_upgrade.sh')
if upgrade_script_name is None:
log.e(self.name, "Unable to download: %s" % upgrade_script_url)
return -1
log.i(self.name, "Update script downloaded. To complete install run:")
log.i(self.name, " chmod u+x %s" % upgrade_script_name)
log.i(self.name, " %s" % upgrade_script_name)
return 0
def get_item_attrib(item, attrib):
"""Load attribute of item from DB"""
item_type = item.type
if item_type == TYPE_MODULE:
table = "modules"
elif item_type == TYPE_LIBRARY:
table = "libraries"
elif item_type == TYPE_BINARY:
table = "binaries"
elif item_type == TYPE_PACKAGE:
table = "packages"
else:
log.e(TAG, "Unknown type '%s' in getItem Attribute. Returning"
% item_type)
return None
dtf_db = sqlite3.connect(DTF_DB)
cur = dtf_db.cursor()
sql = ("SELECT %s "
"FROM %s "
"WHERE name='%s' "
'LIMIT 1' % (attrib, table, item.name))
cur.execute(sql)
try:
return cur.fetchone()[0]
except TypeError:
return None
def delete_package(name, force=False):
"""Remove a package"""
rtn = 0
# First check if we know about the package
if is_package_installed(name):
item = Item()
item.name = name
item.type = TYPE_PACKAGE
installed_item = __load_item(item)
# Prompt for removal
if not force:
if __prompt_delete(installed_item):
log.d(TAG, "User would like to remove")
rtn = __do_package_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.i(TAG, "Package deletion skipped.")
# Force
else:
log.d(TAG, "Forcing component removal.")
rtn = __do_package_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.e(TAG, "No package installed with this name.")
rtn = -1
return rtn
def run(self, args):
"""
Internal entry point for starting a module. It basically executes
the 'execute' method if it exists.
"""
# Save module name
self.__self__ = type(self).__name__
# Determine if we have an execute() method.
if hasattr(self, 'execute'):
# Do python logging override
try:
log.LOG_LEVEL_STDOUT = int(os.environ['GLOG_LEVEL'])
except KeyError:
pass
except ValueError:
log.w(TAG, "Invalid GLOG_LEVEL value (0-5 is allowed)")
result = getattr(self, 'execute')(args)
else:
log.e(TAG,
"Module '%s' does not define a entry point!" % self.__self__)
result = None
return result
def run(self, args):
"""
Internal entry point for starting a module. It basically executes
the 'execute' method if it exists.
"""
# Save module name
self.__self__ = type(self).__name__
# Determine if we have an execute() method.
if hasattr(self, 'execute'):
# Do python logging override
try:
log.LOG_LEVEL_STDOUT = int(os.environ['GLOG_LEVEL'])
except KeyError:
pass
except ValueError:
log.w(TAG, "Invalid GLOG_LEVEL value (0-5 is allowed)")
result = getattr(self, 'execute')(args)
else:
log.e(TAG, "Module '%s' does not define a entry point!"
% self.__self__)
result = None
return result
def delete_module(name, force=False):
"""Remove a module"""
rtn = 0
# First check if we know about the module
if is_module_installed(name):
item = Item()
item.name = name
item.type = TYPE_MODULE
installed_item = __load_item(item)
# Prompt for removal
if not force:
if __prompt_delete(installed_item):
log.d(TAG, "User would like to remove")
rtn = __do_module_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.i(TAG, "Module deletion skipped.")
# Force
else:
log.d(TAG, "Forcing component removal.")
rtn = __do_module_delete(installed_item)
else:
log.e(TAG, "No module installed with this name.")
rtn = -1
return rtn
def __do_use_custom(prefix, exact=False):
"""Ask the user if built in should be used."""
message = ("It looks likes you have '%s' installed already. dtf comes "
'with an included\nversion of this tool, would you like to use '
'your own version? [N/y] ' % prefix)
resp = compat.raw_input(message)
if resp.lower() == 'y':
# Exact is easy. which() and return.
if exact:
return utils.which(prefix)
else:
print("Please enter the full path to the '%s' JAR file" % prefix)
resp = os.path.expanduser(compat.raw_input("File path: "))
if not os.path.isfile(resp):
log.e(TAG, "File '%s' doesn't exist, skipping!" % resp)
return __bind_file_in_dir(prefix)
return resp
else:
return __bind_file_in_dir(prefix)
def execute(self, args):
"""Main module executor"""
self.name = self.__self__
rtn = 0
if len(args) < 1:
return self.usage()
sub_cmd = args.pop(0)
if sub_cmd == "install":
rtn = self.do_install(args)
elif sub_cmd == "delete":
rtn = self.do_delete(args)
elif sub_cmd == "export":
rtn = self.do_export(args)
elif sub_cmd == "list":
rtn = self.do_list(args)
elif sub_cmd == "purge":
rtn = self.do_purge()
elif sub_cmd == "repo":
rtn = self.do_repo(args)
elif sub_cmd == "upgrade":
rtn = self.do_upgrade(args)
else:
log.e(TAG, "Sub-command '%s' not found!" % sub_cmd)
rtn = self.usage()
return rtn
def remove_repo(repo_name):
"""Remove a repo"""
if not __has_repo(repo_name):
log.e(TAG, "Repo name '%s' doesn't exist!" % repo_name)
return -3
return __do_repo_delete(repo_name)
def __safe_recv(cls, sock, size, response=None):
"""Handle any issues sending data"""
try:
sock.recv(size)
except socket.error as err:
log.e(TAG, "Error calling recv(): %s" % err)
return response
def test_no_config():
"""Try to log without a config"""
tmp_log_file = log.LOG_FILE
log.LOG_FILE = None
log.e(TAG, "Will this work?")
log.LOG_FILE = tmp_log_file
def __do_upload(self, local_file_name, remote_file_name):
"""Do file upload"""
# Get a connected socket
sock = self.__sock_connect(DTF_SOCKET)
if sock is None:
log.e(TAG, "Cannot __do_upload, socket failure.")
return ERR_SOCK
statinfo = os.stat(local_file_name)
file_size = statinfo.st_size
local_f = open(local_file_name, 'rb')
sock.send(CMD_UPLOAD)
resp_code = self.__safe_recv(sock, 1, response=RESP_ERROR)
if resp_code != RESP_OK:
log.e(TAG, "Server rejected upload request!")
return resp_code
log.d(TAG, "Sending filesize to server")
sock.send(long_to_bytes(file_size))
resp = sock.recv(1)
if resp != RESP_OK:
log.e(TAG, "Error submitting filesize!")
return resp
padded_file_name = remote_file_name.ljust(SIZE_FILENAME, '\0')
log.d(TAG, "Sending the filename...")
sock.send(padded_file_name)
resp = self.__safe_recv(sock, 1, response=RESP_ERROR)
if resp != RESP_OK:
log.e(TAG, "Error with filename!")
return resp
bytes_left = file_size
while True:
if bytes_left <= SIZE_TRANSFER:
sock.send(local_f.read(bytes_left))
local_f.close()
break
else:
sock.send(local_f.read(SIZE_TRANSFER))
bytes_left -= SIZE_TRANSFER
resp = self.__safe_recv(sock, 1, response=RESP_ERROR)
if resp != RESP_OK:
log.e(TAG, "Error uploading file!")
return resp
return RESP_OK
def do_repo_remove(cls, args):
"""remove a repo"""
if len(args) != 1:
log.e(TAG, "Must specify a repo name!")
return -1
repo_name = args.pop()
return packagemanager.remove_repo(repo_name)
def set_to_wifi(self, ip_addr, port):
"""Set current connection to TCP and connect"""
if ip_addr is None or port is None:
log.e(TAG, "IP and port cannot be none!")
return None
self.adb.tcpip(port)
if self.adb.connect(ip_addr, port) is None:
raise IOError
def do_repo_add(cls, args):
"""Add a repo"""
if len(args) != 2:
log.e(TAG, "A repo name and URL is required!")
return -1
repo_name = args.pop(0)
url = args.pop(0)
return packagemanager.add_repo(repo_name, url)
def do_print_binding(cls, bind_key):
"""Print a single binding"""
try:
print(get_binding(bind_key))
except GlobalPropertyError:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to find binding: %s" % bind_key)
return -1
return 0
def do_print_all(cls):
"""Print all bindings"""
try:
for bind_key, value in get_all_bindings():
if bind_key.startswith('dtf_'):
print("%s : %s" % (bind_key, value))
except GlobalPropertyError:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to list bindings!")
return -1
return 0
def do_version_checks(item, strict):
"""Run version checks"""
if item.version is None:
log.w(TAG, "[WARN] Version is none, this should be set!")
if strict:
return -1
elif not dtf.core.item.is_valid_version(item.version):
log.e(TAG, "[FAIL] invalid version (must be semvar)")
return -1
else:
log.i(TAG, "[PASS] Valid version.")
return 0
def check_local_exists(cls, item):
"""Check if local item exists and print error"""
if item.type == TYPE_BINARY:
if not os.path.isfile(item.local_name):
log.e(
TAG, "Local item '%s' does not exist. Exiting." %
(item.local_name))
return None
elif item.type == TYPE_LIBRARY:
if not os.path.isdir(item.local_name):
log.e(
TAG, "Local directory '%s' does not exist. Exiting." %
(item.local_name))
return None
elif item.type == TYPE_MODULE:
if not os.path.isfile(item.local_name):
log.e(
TAG, "Local item '%s' does not exist. Exiting." %
(item.local_name))
return None
elif item.type == TYPE_PACKAGE:
if not os.path.isdir(item.local_name):
log.e(
TAG, "Local directory '%s' does not exist. Exiting." %
(item.local_name))
return None
return item
def do_bash_checks(file_name, module_name, all_checks, strict_checks):
"""Run app bash checks"""
# First attempt to execute.
if not utils.is_executable(file_name):
log.e(TAG, "[FAIL] Module is not marked executable!")
return -1
# Next attempt to auto parse
item = pm.parse_bash_module(file_name, module_name)
if item is None:
log.e(TAG, "[FAIL] Auto parse failed!")
return -1
if do_auto_checks(item, strict_checks) != 0:
return -1
if all_checks:
log.d(TAG, "Running checkbashisms...")
if run_command("checkbashisms -f \"%s\"" % file_name) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "[FAIL] checkbashisms failed.")
return -1
log.d(TAG, "Running shellcheck...")
if run_command("shellcheck \"%s\"" % file_name) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "[FAIL] shellcheck failed.")
return -1
log.i(TAG, "[PASS] All checks passed!")
return 0
def add_repo(repo_name, url):
"""Add a repo to the DB"""
# First, validate the URL
if not utils.is_valid_url(url):
log.e(TAG, "Invalid URL provided (missing http/s)")
return -2
# Next, make sure this repo doesnt exist
if __has_repo(repo_name):
log.e(TAG, "Repo name '%s' already exists!" % repo_name)
return -3
return __add_repo(repo_name, url)
def parse_bash_module(module_path, name):
"""Parse as a bash module"""
attributes = dict()
# Parse file for "#@", strings, store in dictionary.
for line in open(module_path).read().split("\n"):
match = re.match("#@[a-zA-Z ]+:.*", line)
if match is None:
continue
try:
attribute, value = match.group(0).replace("#@", "").split(":")
value = value.lstrip(" ")
except ValueError:
log.w(TAG, "Unable to parse the module version, not including.")
continue
attributes[attribute] = value
item = Item()
item.type = TYPE_MODULE
item.name = name
item.local_name = module_path
item.install_name = name
item.author = get_dict_attrib(attributes, "Author")
item.about = get_dict_attrib(attributes, "About")
health = get_dict_attrib(attributes, "Health")
if health not in VALID_HEALTH_VALUES:
log.e(TAG, "Invalid health specified. Exiting.")
return None
item.health = health
version = get_dict_attrib(attributes, "Version")
if version is not None:
try:
(item.major_version, item.minor_version) = version.split('.')
except ValueError:
log.e(TAG, "Version string is not valid. Exiting.")
return None
else:
item.major_version = None
item.minor_version = None
#Return our item.
return item
def determine_cpu_bits(self):
"""Determine if it is 32 or 64 bit"""
arch = self.getprop('ro.product.cpu.abi')
if arch is None:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to determine processor architecture!")
return None
if arch.find('armeabi') != -1:
return '32'
elif re.search("arm.*64", arch):
return '64'
else:
log.e(TAG, "Unsupported CPU architecture: %s" % arch)
return None
def do_del(self, args):
"""Delete a property"""
rtn = 0
if len(args) != 2:
log.e(self.name, "A section and property must be specified.")
rtn = self.usage()
else:
section = args[0]
prop_name = args[1]
rtn = del_prop(section, prop_name)
return rtn
def do_test(self, args):
"""Test if a value is set or not"""
rtn = 0
if len(args) != 2:
log.e(self.name, "A section and property must be specified.")
rtn = self.usage()
else:
section = args[0]
prop_name = args[1]
rtn = test_prop(section, prop_name)
return rtn
def do_export(self, args):
"""Perform an export"""
rtn = 0
parser = ArgumentParser(prog='pm export',
description='Export installed content.')
parser.add_argument('output_name', type=str,
help='The output file name.')
parsed_args = parser.parse_args(args)
output_name = parsed_args.output_name
if os.path.isfile(output_name):
log.e(TAG, "Output file already exists!")
return -1
# Generate a list of populated items.
export_items = self.generate_export_items()
if len(export_items) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Nothing to export!")
return -2
output_zip = zipfile.ZipFile(output_name, 'w',
compression=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED)
# Generate the XML
export_manifest = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile()
rtn = self.generate_export_xml(export_items, export_manifest)
if rtn != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to generate export manifest!")
output_zip.close()
return rtn
# Add the manifest
output_zip.write(export_manifest.name, packagemanager.MANIFEST_NAME)
export_manifest.close()
# Finally, add the content
rtn = self.add_export_content(export_items, output_zip)
if rtn != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to add content to the export ZIP!")
output_zip.close()
return rtn
output_zip.close()
log.i(TAG, "Export completed!")
return rtn
def do_set(self, args):
"""Set a property"""
rtn = 0
if len(args) < 3:
log.e(self.name, "A section, prop, and value must be specified.")
rtn = self.usage()
else:
section = args[0]
prop_name = args[1]
value = " ".join(args[2:])
rtn = set_prop(section, prop_name, value)
return rtn
def determine_vm_type(self, sdk, cpu_bits):
"""Determine if we are Dalvik/ART"""
# ART was introduced in KitKat, so if we are less, its Dalvik.
if int(sdk) < 20:
log.d(TAG, "Using Dalvik based on SDK")
return TYPE_DALVIK
# Check for single persist.sys.dalvik.vm.lib
lib = self.getprop('persist.sys.dalvik.vm.lib')
lib2 = self.getprop('persist.sys.dalvik.vm.lib.2')
# None set, error
if lib == '' and lib2 == '':
log.e(TAG, "Unable to determine VM type!")
return None
# Both are set.
elif lib != '' and lib2 != '':
if cpu_bits == '64':
arm_dir = '/system/framework/arm64'
else:
arm_dir = '/system/framework/arm'
if self.adb.is_dir(arm_dir):
log.d(TAG, "Using ART based ARM directory.")
return TYPE_ART
else:
log.d(TAG, "Using Dalvik based on ARM directory.")
return TYPE_DALVIK
# One or the other is set.
else:
so_type = max([lib, lib2])
if so_type == 'libart.so':
log.d(TAG, "Using ART based on prop.")
return TYPE_ART
else:
log.d(TAG, "Using Dalvik based on prop.")
return TYPE_DALVIK
def __do_package_delete(item):
"""Perform the package removal"""
file_path = DTF_PACKAGES_DIR + item.install_name
if delete_tree(file_path) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error removing tree! Continuing.")
conn = sqlite3.connect(DTF_DB)
cur = conn.cursor()
# Remove the line first.
sql = ('DELETE FROM packages '
"WHERE name='%s'" % item.name)
cur.execute(sql)
conn.commit()
return cur.rowcount
def __do_binary_delete(item):
"""Perform the binary removal"""
file_path = DTF_BINARIES_DIR + item.install_name
if delete_file(file_path) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error removing binary file! Continuing.")
conn = sqlite3.connect(DTF_DB)
cur = conn.cursor()
# Remove the line first.
sql = ('DELETE FROM binaries '
"WHERE name='%s'" % item.name)
cur.execute(sql)
conn.commit()
return cur.rowcount
def __do_single_package_install(item):
"""Perform single package installation"""
name = item.name
local_name = item.local_name
install_name = item.install_name
# First copy the new tree.
if copy_tree(local_name, install_name, DTF_PACKAGES_DIR) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error copying package '%s'" % (local_name))
return -1
# Update database
if __update_package(item) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Failed to update package '%s' details in database."
% (name))
return -2
log.i(TAG, "Package '%s' installed successfully!" % name)
return 0
def __do_single_module_install(item):
"""Perform single module installation"""
name = item.name
local_name = item.local_name
install_name = item.install_name
# First copy the new file.
if copy_file(local_name, install_name, DTF_MODULES_DIR) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error copying module '%s'" % (local_name))
return -1
# Update database
if __update_module(item) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Failed to update module '%s' details in database."
% (name))
return -2
log.i(TAG, "Module '%s' installed successfully!" % name)
return 0
def __do_single_library_install(item):
"""Perform single library installation"""
name = item.name
local_name = item.local_name
install_name = item.install_name
# First copy the new tree.
if copy_tree(local_name, install_name, DTF_LIBRARIES_DIR) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error copying library '%s'" % (local_name))
return -1
# Update database
if __update_library(item) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Failed to update library '%s' details in database."
% (name))
return -2
log.i(TAG, "Library '%s' installed successfully!" % name)
return 0
def __do_zip_module_install(zip_file, item):
"""Perform the ZIP module installation"""
name = item.name
local_name = item.local_name
install_name = item.install_name
# First copy the new file.
if copy_zip_file(zip_file, local_name,
install_name, DTF_MODULES_DIR) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error copying module '%s'" % (local_name))
return -1
# Update database
if __update_module(item) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Failed to update module '%s' details in database."
% (name))
return -2
return 0
def __do_zip_package_install(zip_file, item):
"""Perform the ZIP package installation"""
name = item.name
local_name = item.local_name
install_name = item.install_name
# First copy the new file.
if copy_zip_tree(zip_file, local_name,
install_name, DTF_PACKAGES_DIR) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error copying package '%s'" % (local_name))
return -1
# Update database
if __update_package(item) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Failed to update package '%s' details in database."
% (name))
return -2
return 0
def __do_zip_library_install(zip_file, item):
"""Perform the ZIP library installation"""
name = item.name
local_name = item.local_name
install_name = item.install_name
# First copy the new file.
if copy_zip_tree(zip_file, local_name,
install_name, DTF_LIBRARIES_DIR) != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Error copying library '%s'" % (local_name))
return -1
# Update database
if __update_library(item) == 0:
log.e(TAG, "Failed to update library '%s' details in database."
% (name))
return -2
return 0
def do_list(self, args):
"""List installed content"""
rtn = 0
parser = ArgumentParser(prog='pm list',
description='List installed components.')
parser.add_argument('-v', dest='verbose', action='store_const',
const=True, default=False,
help="Force deletion of component.")
parser.add_argument('d_filter', type=str, nargs='?',
help='An optional filter.')
parsed_args = parser.parse_args(args)
d_filter = parsed_args.d_filter
verbose = parsed_args.verbose
if d_filter is not None:
if d_filter == "binaries":
self.print_installed_binaries(verbose)
elif d_filter == "libraries":
self.print_installed_libraries(verbose)
elif d_filter == "modules":
self.print_installed_modules(verbose)
elif d_filter == "packages":
self.print_installed_packages(verbose)
else:
log.e(TAG, "Unknown filter specified : %s" % d_filter)
rtn = -3
else:
self.print_installed_binaries(verbose)
self.print_installed_libraries(verbose)
self.print_installed_modules(verbose)
self.print_installed_packages(verbose)
return rtn
def __launch_python_module(path, cmd, args):
"""Launch a python module by path"""
mod_class = None
mod_inst = None
# We should always be in TOP
if prop.TOP is not None:
os.chdir(prop.TOP)
# Next, get the path setup.
if __update_path() != 0:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to update library path!")
return -7
# If we got here, we try to load as a python module.
module = imp.load_source(cmd, path)
if module is None:
log.e(TAG, "Error launching module '%s'." % cmd)
return -5
try:
mod_class = getattr(module, cmd)
mod_inst = mod_class()
except AttributeError:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to find class '%s' in module!" % cmd)
return -6
return mod_inst.run(args)
def do_delete(self, args):
"""Attempt to remove content"""
parser = ArgumentParser(prog='pm delete',
description='Remove a item from disk and database.')
parser.add_argument('--type', metavar="val", dest='item_type',
default=None, help='The type of the item')
parser.add_argument('--name', metavar="val", dest='item_name',
default=None, help="Item to uninstall.")
parser.add_argument('--force', dest='force', action='store_const',
const=True, default=False,
help="Force deletion of component.")
parsed_args = parser.parse_args(args)
force_mode = parsed_args.force
name = parsed_args.item_name
if name is None:
log.e(TAG, "'--name' is required for delete mode. Exiting.")
return -1
item_type = parsed_args.item_type
if item_type == TYPE_BINARY:
rtn = packagemanager.delete_binary(name, force=force_mode)
elif item_type == TYPE_LIBRARY:
rtn = packagemanager.delete_library(name, force=force_mode)
elif item_type == TYPE_MODULE:
rtn = packagemanager.delete_module(name, force=force_mode)
elif item_type == TYPE_PACKAGE:
rtn = packagemanager.delete_package(name, force=force_mode)
else:
log.e(TAG, "Invalid type passed to delete. Exiting.")
rtn = -2
return rtn
def create_data_dirs():
"""Create the .dtf/ directory structure"""
# First create the main dir.
if not os.path.isdir(DTF_DATA_DIR):
try:
mkdir(DTF_DATA_DIR)
except OSError:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to create dtf data directory!")
return -6
# Now the subdirectories. Be less strict about errors for these.
try:
mkdir(DTF_MODULES_DIR)
mkdir(DTF_PACKAGES_DIR)
mkdir(DTF_BINARIES_DIR)
mkdir(DTF_LIBRARIES_DIR)
except OSError:
pass
return 0
def do_upload(self, args):
"""Upload file to dtf client directory"""
parser = ArgumentParser(prog="client upload", description="Upload file to device.")
parser.add_argument(
"--path", metavar="val", dest="upload_path", default=DEFAULT_PATH, help="Specify a upload point."
)
parser.add_argument("file_name", type=str, help="The file to upload.")
args = parser.parse_args(args)
file_name = args.file_name
upload_path = args.upload_path
if not isfile(file_name):
log.e(self.name, "File does not exist: %s" % file_name)
return -1
log.i(self.name, "Waiting for device to be connected...")
self.adb.wait_for_device()
# Is client installed?
if not self.adb.is_installed(DTF_CLIENT):
log.e(self.name, "dtf Client is not installed!")
return -1
self.adb.push(file_name, upload_path)
upload_file_name = "%s/%s" % (upload_path, file_name)
dtf_upload_path = "/data/data/%s/" % DTF_CLIENT
cmd = "run-as %s cp %s %s" % (DTF_CLIENT, upload_file_name, dtf_upload_path)
self.adb.shell_command(cmd)
return 0
def do_get(self, args):
"""Get a property"""
rtn = 0
value = ""
if len(args) != 2:
log.e(self.name, "A section and property must be specified.")
rtn = self.usage()
else:
section = args[0]
prop_name = args[1]
try:
value = get_prop(section, prop_name)
except PropertyError:
rtn = -1
print value
return rtn
def __launch_bash_module(module_path, args):
"""Launch a bash module by path"""
cmd = list()
# Build the command string
cmd = [module_path] + args
# Update the environment
new_env = os.environ
# These are used for sourcing
new_env['DTF_LOG'] = DTF_INCLUDED_DIR + "/dtf_log.sh"
new_env['DTF_CORE'] = DTF_INCLUDED_DIR + "/dtf_core.sh"
# We need to be in TOP to get the serial.
os.chdir(prop.TOP)
# We want the serial to be already set
serial = prop.get_prop('Info', 'serial')
new_env['ANDROID_SERIAL'] = serial
try:
popen = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, env=new_env)
except OSError:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to execute '%s'. Are the permission flags correct?"
% module_path)
return -5
lines_iterator = iter(popen.stdout.readline, b"")
for line in lines_iterator:
sys.stdout.write(line)
return popen.returncode
def parse_python_module(module_path, name):
"""Parse as a Python module"""
module = imp.load_source(name, module_path)
if module is None:
log.e(TAG, "Error launching module '%s'." % name)
return None
try:
mod_class = getattr(module, name)
mod_inst = mod_class()
except AttributeError:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to find class '%s' in module!" % name)
return None
item = Item()
item.type = TYPE_MODULE
item.name = name
item.local_name = module_path
item.install_name = name
item.author = mod_inst.author
item.about = mod_inst.about
health = mod_inst.health
if health not in VALID_HEALTH_VALUES:
log.e(TAG, "Invalid health specified. Exiting.")
return None
item.health = health
version = mod_inst.version
if version is not None:
try:
(item.major_version, item.minor_version) = version.split('.')
except ValueError:
log.e(TAG, "Version string is not valid. Exiting.")
return None
else:
item.major_version = None
item.minor_version = None
return item
def auto_parse_module(self, args):
"""Automatically parse module and return Item"""
item = None
name = args.single_name
install_name = args.single_install_name
local_name = args.single_local_name
if install_name is None:
log.d(TAG, "install_name is null, using name...")
install_name = name
if local_name is None:
log.d(TAG, "local_name is null, using name...")
local_name = name
# Does the resource even exist?
if not os.path.isfile(local_name):
log.e(TAG, "Local module resource '%s' does not exist!"
% (local_name))
return None
if packagemanager.is_python_module(local_name, install_name):
log.d(TAG, "Python mode selected")
item = packagemanager.parse_python_module(local_name,
install_name)
if item is None:
log.e(TAG, "Error parsing Python module!")
return None
elif packagemanager.is_bash_module(local_name):
log.d(TAG, "Bash mode selected")
item = packagemanager.parse_bash_module(local_name,
install_name)
if item is None:
log.e(TAG, "Error parsing Bash module!")
return None
else:
log.e(TAG, "Auto parse for Python and Bash failed!")
return None
return item
def __process_zip_items(zip_file, items, force):
"""Process items in a ZIP"""
for item in items:
item_type = get_xml_attrib(item, "type")
if item_type is None or item_type not in VALID_TYPES:
log.e(TAG, "Found tag with no 'type' attribute, skipping!")
continue
if item_type not in VALID_TYPES:
log.e(TAG, "Illegal 'type' attribute found, skipping!")
continue
name = get_xml_attrib(item, "name")
if name is None:
log.e(TAG, "Found NULL named moduled, skipping!")
continue
# Ok, lets start. We can generically parse.
local_item = Item()
local_item.type = item_type
local_item.major_version = get_xml_attrib(item, "majorVersion")
local_item.minor_version = get_xml_attrib(item, "minorVersion")
local_item.health = get_xml_attrib(item, "health")
local_item.author = get_xml_attrib(item, "author")
local_item.about = get_xml_attrib(item, "about")
install_name = get_xml_attrib(item, "installName")
local_name = get_xml_attrib(item, "localName")
if install_name is None:
log.d(TAG, "install_name is null, using name...")
install_name = name
if local_name is None:
log.d(TAG, "local_name is null, using name...")
local_name = name
local_item.name = name
local_item.install_name = install_name
local_item.local_name = local_name
if item_type == TYPE_BINARY:
rtn = __install_zip_binary(zip_file, local_item, force)
elif item_type == TYPE_LIBRARY:
rtn = __install_zip_library(zip_file, local_item, force)
elif item_type == TYPE_MODULE:
rtn = __install_zip_module(zip_file, local_item, force)
elif item_type == TYPE_PACKAGE:
rtn = __install_zip_package(zip_file, local_item, force)
return rtn
def install_zip(zip_file_name, force=False):
"""Install a ZIP file"""
rtn = 0
manifest_data = None
manifest_root = None
zip_f = ZipFile(zip_file_name, 'r')
log.d(TAG, "Parsing manifest file...")
# Get Manifest
if not file_in_zip(zip_f, MANIFEST_NAME):
log.e(TAG, "Error extracting '%s' from ZIP archive - does it exist?"
% (MANIFEST_NAME))
return -3
manifest_data = zip_f.read(MANIFEST_NAME)
# Read Manifest
try:
manifest_root = etree.XML(manifest_data)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError as err:
log.e(TAG, "Error parsing XML file '%s'! Exiting."
% MANIFEST_NAME)
return -4
# Processing Stuff
items = manifest_root.xpath("/Items/Item")
rtn = __process_zip_items(zip_f, items, force)
if rtn == 0:
log.i(TAG, "ZIP content '%s' installed successfully!"
% zip_file_name)
else:
log.e(TAG, "Unable to install ZIP file: %d" % rtn)
return rtn
