def _combine(self, d):
items = itertools.chain(
iteritems(self._full_dict),
iteritems(d)
)
return dict(items)
def _iter_fields(obj):
attrs = []
if hasattr(obj, "_fields"):
attrs.append(iteritems(obj._fields))
if hasattr(obj, "__dict__"):
attrs.append(iteritems(vars(obj)))
return itertools.chain.from_iterable(attrs)
def _iter_vars(obj):
attrs = []
if hasattr(obj, "__dict__"):
attrs.append(iteritems(vars(obj)))
if hasattr(obj, "_fields"):
attrs.append(iteritems(obj._fields))
return itertools.chain.from_iterable(attrs)
def to_file(self, location=None):
"""
Writes content of mapping dictionary to file.
*Note:
The output file directory and filename will be
{Drive}:{PATH}/Desktop/fields.py
"""
if location is None:
path = os.path.expanduser("~/Desktop")
destination = os.path.abspath(path + "/fields.py")
else:
destination = location
with open(destination, "w") as outfile:
outfile_header(outfile, self._VERSIONS)
outfile_fields_header(outfile)
for key in sorted(iterkeys(self._FIELDS)):
outfile.write(" " * 4)
outfile.write("\"{0}\": {{\n".format(key))
for in_key, in_val in sorted(iteritems(self._FIELDS[key])):
outfile.write(" " * 8)
outfile.write("\"{0}\": \"{1}\",\n".format(in_key, in_val))
outfile.write(" " * 4)
outfile.write("},\n")
outfile.write("}\n")
def _check_latest_versions(self, root, namespaces, version): # noqa
"""Checks that all major STIX constructs versions are equal to
the latest version.
"""
to_check = common.STIX_COMPONENT_VERSIONS[version]
results = BestPracticeWarningCollection('Latest Component Versions')
def _is_expected(node, expected):
if 'version' not in node.attrib:
return True
return node.attrib['version'] == expected
for selector, expected in iteritems(to_check):
xpath = "//%s" % selector
for node in root.xpath(xpath, namespaces=namespaces):
if _is_expected(node, expected):
continue
warning = BestPracticeWarning(node)
warning['version found'] = node.attrib['version']
warning['version expected'] = expected
results.append(warning)
return results
def print_results(results, options):
"""Prints `results` to stdout. If ``options.json_output`` is set, the
results are printed in JSON format.
Args:
results: A dictionary of ValidationResults instances. The key is the
file path to the validated document.
options: An instance of ``ValidationOptions`` which contains output
options.
"""
if options.json_results:
print_json_results(results)
return
level = 0
for fn, result in sorted(iteritems(results)):
print("=" * 80)
print_level("[-] Results: %s", level, fn)
if result.schema_results is not None:
print_schema_results(result.schema_results, level)
if result.best_practice_results is not None:
print_best_practice_results(result.best_practice_results, level)
if result.profile_results is not None:
print_profile_results(result.profile_results, level)
if result.fatal is not None:
print_fatal_results(result.fatal, level)
def _get_rules(self, version):
"""Returns a list of best practice check functions that are applicable
to the STIX `version`.
"""
def can_run(stix_version, rule_min, rule_max):
if not rule_min:
return True
doc_ver = StrictVersion(remove_version_prefix(stix_version))
min_ver = StrictVersion(remove_version_prefix(rule_min))
if rule_max:
max_ver = StrictVersion(remove_version_prefix(rule_max))
return (min_ver <= doc_ver <= max_ver)
return min_ver <= doc_ver
StrictVersion = distutils.version.StrictVersion
all_rules = iteritems(self._rules) # noqa
# Get a generator which yields all best practice methods that are
# assigned a version number <= the input STIX document version number.
rules = []
for (versions, funcs) in all_rules:
min_, max_ = versions
rules.extend(f for f in funcs if can_run(version, min_, max_))
return rules
def print_results(results, options):
"""Prints `results` to stdout. If ``options.json_output`` is set, the
results are printed in JSON format.
Args:
results: A dictionary of ValidationResults instances. The key is the
file path to the validated document.
options: An instance of ``ValidationOptions`` which contains output
options.
"""
if options.json_results:
print_json_results(results)
return
level = 0
for fn, result in sorted(iteritems(results)):
print("=" * 80)
print_level("[-] Results: %s", level, fn)
if result.schema_results is not None:
print_schema_results(result.schema_results, level)
if result.best_practice_results is not None:
print_best_practice_results(result.best_practice_results, level)
if result.profile_results is not None:
print_profile_results(result.profile_results, level)
if result.fatal is not None:
print_fatal_results(result.fatal, level)
def _apply_field_markings(self):
field_markings = self._container._field_markings
if not field_markings:
return
for field, markings_info in iteritems(field_markings):
self._apply_markings_to_field(field, markings_info)
def entity_class(cls, key):
if not key:
return VocabString
for xsitype, klass in six.iteritems(_VOCAB_MAP):
if key in xsitype:
return klass
return VocabString
def entity_class(cls, key):
if not key:
return VocabString
for xsitype, klass in six.iteritems(_VOCAB_MAP):
if key in xsitype:
return klass
return VocabString
def as_dict(self):
"""Returns a dictionary representation of this class instance. This
is implemented for consistency across other validation error types.
The :class:`.BestPracticeWarning` class extends
:class:`collections.MutableMapping`, so this method isn't really
necessary.
"""
return dict(iteritems(self))
def lookup_class(xsi_type):
if not xsi_type:
return VocabString
for (k, v) in six.iteritems(_VOCAB_MAP):
# TODO: for now we ignore the prefix and just check for
# a partial match
if xsi_type in k:
return v
return VocabString
def lookup_class(xsi_type):
if not xsi_type:
return VocabString
for (k, v) in six.iteritems(_VOCAB_MAP):
# TODO: for now we ignore the prefix and just check for
# a partial match
if xsi_type in k:
return v
return VocabString
def test_key_in_field_dictionary(self):
"""Tests if a key is present in the _FIELDS dictionary."""
for entity in self.cybox:
fields = entity.typed_fields()
attrs = vars(entity.__class__)
for field in fields:
for attr_name, attr in iteritems(attrs):
if attr is field:
selector = attrmap.xmlfield(entity, attr_name)
self.assertTrue(selector,
self.msg.format(entity, attr))
def flip_dict(d):
"""Returns a copy of the input dictionary `d` where the values of `d`
become the keys and the keys become the values.
Note:
This does not even attempt to address key collisions.
Args:
d: A dictionary
"""
return dict((v,k) for k, v in iteritems(d))
def namespaces(self):
"""Returns a list of etree Elements that represent Schematron
``<ns prefix='foo' uri='bar'>`` elements.
"""
namespaces = []
for ns, prefix in iteritems(self._namespaces):
ns = schematron.make_ns(prefix, ns)
namespaces.append(ns)
return namespaces
def flip_dict(d):
"""Returns a copy of the input dictionary `d` where the values of `d`
become the keys and the keys become the values.
Note:
This does not even attempt to address key collisions.
Args:
d: A dictionary
"""
return dict((v,k) for k, v in iteritems(d))
def namespaces(self):
"""Returns a list of etree Elements that represent Schematron
``<ns prefix='foo' uri='bar'>`` elements.
"""
namespaces = []
for ns, prefix in iteritems(self._namespaces):
ns = schematron.make_ns(prefix, ns)
namespaces.append(ns)
return namespaces
def _finalize_schemalocs(self, schemaloc_dict=None):
# If schemaloc_dict was passed in, make a copy so we don't mistakenly
# modify the original.
if schemaloc_dict:
schemaloc_dict = dict(iteritems(schemaloc_dict))
else:
schemaloc_dict = {}
# Get our id namespace
id_ns = idgen.get_id_namespace()
# Build our schemalocation dictionary!
#
# Initialize it from values found in the parsed, input schemalocations
# (if there are any) and the schemaloc_dict parameter values (if there
# are any).
#
# If there is a schemalocation found in both the parsed schemalocs and
# the schema_loc dict, use the schemaloc_dict value.
for ns, loc in iteritems(self._input_schemalocs):
if ns in schemaloc_dict:
continue
schemaloc_dict[ns] = loc
# Iterate over the finalized namespaces for a document and attempt
# to map them to schemalocations. Warn if the namespace should have a
# schemalocation and we can't find it anywhere.
nsset = set(itervalues(self.finalized_namespaces))
for ns in nsset:
if ns in DEFAULT_STIX_SCHEMALOCATIONS:
schemaloc_dict[ns] = DEFAULT_STIX_SCHEMALOCATIONS[ns]
elif ns in schemaloc_dict:
continue
elif (ns == id_ns) or (ns in XML_NAMESPACES):
continue
else:
error = "Unable to map namespace '{0}' to schemaLocation"
warnings.warn(error.format(ns))
return schemaloc_dict
def get_schemaloc_str(self, schemaloc_dict):
if not schemaloc_dict:
return ""
schemaloc_str_start = 'xsi:schemaLocation="\n\t'
schemaloc_str_end = '"'
pairs = sorted(iteritems(schemaloc_dict))
schemaloc_str_content = "\n\t".join(
"%s %s" % (ns, loc) for ns, loc in pairs
)
return schemaloc_str_start + schemaloc_str_content + schemaloc_str_end
def _get_validators(self, schema_dir=None):
validators = {self._KEY_SCHEMALOC: self._get_validator_impl()}
if schema_dir:
validators = {
self._KEY_USER_DEFINED: self._get_validator_impl(schema_dir)
}
else:
for version, location in iteritems(self._SCHEMAS):
validator = self._get_validator_impl(location)
validators[version] = validator
return validators
def _get_validators(self, schema_dir=None):
validators = {self._KEY_SCHEMALOC: self._get_validator_impl()}
if schema_dir:
validators = {
self._KEY_USER_DEFINED: self._get_validator_impl(schema_dir)
}
else:
for version, location in iteritems(self._SCHEMAS):
validator = self._get_validator_impl(location)
validators[version] = validator
return validators
def iter_vars(obj):
"""Returns a generator which yields a ``(property name, property value)``
tuple with each iteration.
Note:
This will not yield vars that are attached during parse, such as
``__input_schemalocations__`` and ``__input_namespaces__``.
"""
def check(name):
return name not in ('__input_namespaces__', '__input_schemalocations__')
instance_vars = iteritems(vars(obj))
return ((attr_name(name), val) for name, val in instance_vars if check(name))
def iter_vars(obj):
"""Returns a generator which yields a ``(property name, property value)``
tuple with each iteration.
Note:
This will not yield vars that are attached during parse, such as
``__input_schemalocations__`` and ``__input_namespaces__``.
"""
def check(name):
return name not in ('__input_namespaces__', '__input_schemalocations__')
instance_vars = iteritems(vars(obj))
return ((attr_name(name), val) for name, val in instance_vars if check(name))
def outfile_header(outfile, versions):
today = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
ver_str = str()
for k, v in iteritems(versions):
ver_str += "# {mod}\t-\t{ver}\n".format(mod=k, ver=v)
outfile.write(
"# Copyright (c) {year}, The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved.\n"
"# See LICENSE.txt for complete terms.\n\n"
"# This is an auto-generated file.\n"
"{versions}\n"
"__date__ = \"{datetime}\"\n\n".format(year=today.year,
versions=ver_str,
datetime=today))
def assert_valid(self):
"""For debugging; does some sanity checks on this set. Raises
InvalidNamespaceSetError if this namespace set is invalid. Otherwise,
raises/returns nothing."""
for ns_uri, ni in six.iteritems(self.__ns_uri_map):
if not ni.uri:
raise InvalidNamespaceSetError(
"URI not set in _NamespaceInfo (id={0}):\n{1}".format(
id(ni), ni))
if ns_uri != ni.uri:
raise InvalidNamespaceSetError(
"URI mismatch in dict ({0}) and _NamespaceInfo ({1})".
format(ns_uri, ni.uri))
if (ni.preferred_prefix is not None
and ni.preferred_prefix not in ni.prefixes):
raise InvalidNamespaceSetError(
"Namespace {0.uri}: preferred prefix " \
'"{0.preferred_prefix}" not in prefixes ' \
"{0.prefixes}".format(ni)
)
for prefix in ni.prefixes:
if not prefix:
raise InvalidNamespaceSetError(
"Namespace {0.uri}: empty value in prefix " \
"set: {0.prefixes}".format(ni)
)
other_ni = self.__prefix_map.get(prefix)
if other_ni is None:
raise InvalidNamespaceSetError(
'Namespace {0.uri}: prefix "{1}" not in ' \
'prefix map'.format(ni, prefix)
)
if other_ni is not ni:
raise InvalidNamespaceSetError(
'Namespace {0.uri}: prefix "{1}" maps to ' \
'wrong _NamespaceInfo (id={2}, uri={3.uri})'.format(
ni, prefix, id(other_ni), other_ni
)
)
if None in self.__prefix_map:
# None can be a preferred prefix, but should not be in the
# prefix map.
raise InvalidNamespaceSetError("None is in prefix map!")
def handle_duplicate_objects(cls, bundle, all_objects):
"""Replace all of the duplicate Objects with references to the unique object placed in the "Re-used Objects" Collection."""
for duplicate_object_id, unique_object_id in iteritems(cls.object_ids_mapping):
# Modify the existing Object to serve as a reference to
# the unique Object in the collection
if duplicate_object_id and duplicate_object_id in cls.id_objects:
object = cls.id_objects[duplicate_object_id]
object.idref = unique_object_id
object.id_ = None
object.properties = None
object.related_objects = None
object.domain_specific_object_properties = None
if duplicate_object_id and duplicate_object_id in cls.idref_objects:
for object in cls.idref_objects[duplicate_object_id]:
object.idref = unique_object_id
def to_xml_file(self, file, namespace_dict=None, custom_header=None):
"""Export an object to an XML file. Only supports Package or Bundle
objects at the moment.
Args:
file: the name of a file or a file-like object to write the output to.
namespace_dict: a dictionary of mappings of additional XML namespaces to
prefixes.
custom_header: a string, list, or dictionary that represents a custom
XML header to be written to the output.
"""
if not namespace_dict:
namespace_dict = {}
else:
# Make a copy so we don't pollute the source
namespace_dict = namespace_dict.copy()
# Update the namespace dictionary with namespaces found upon import
input_namespaces = self._ns_to_prefix_input_namespaces()
namespace_dict.update(input_namespaces)
# Check whether we're dealing with a filename or file-like Object
if isinstance(file, string_types):
out_file = open(file, 'w')
else:
out_file = file
out_file.write("<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>\n")
# Write out the custom header, if included
if isinstance(custom_header, list):
out_file.write("<!--\n")
for line in custom_header:
out_file.write(line.replace("-->", "\\-\\->") + "\n")
out_file.write("-->\n")
elif isinstance(custom_header, dict):
out_file.write("<!--\n")
for key, value in iteritems(custom_header):
sanitized_key = str(key).replace("-->", "\\-\\->")
sanitized_value = str(value).replace("-->", "\\-\\->")
out_file.write(sanitized_key + ": " + sanitized_value + "\n")
out_file.write("-->\n")
elif isinstance(custom_header, string_types):
out_file.write("<!--\n")
out_file.write(custom_header.replace("-->", "\\-\\->") + "\n")
out_file.write("-->\n")
out_file.write(self.to_xml(namespace_dict=namespace_dict))
out_file.close()
def handle_duplicate_objects(cls, bundle, all_objects):
"""Replace all of the duplicate Objects with references to the unique object placed in the "Re-used Objects" Collection."""
for duplicate_object_id, unique_object_id in iteritems(
cls.object_ids_mapping):
# Modify the existing Object to serve as a reference to
# the unique Object in the collection
if duplicate_object_id and duplicate_object_id in cls.id_objects:
object = cls.id_objects[duplicate_object_id]
object.idref = unique_object_id
object.id_ = None
object.properties = None
object.related_objects = None
object.domain_specific_object_properties = None
if duplicate_object_id and duplicate_object_id in cls.idref_objects:
for object in cls.idref_objects[duplicate_object_id]:
object.idref = unique_object_id
def obj_from_dict(obj, dictionary, **kwargs):
"""Converts a `dictionary` into a stix-edh object.
Args:
dictionary: A dictionary representation of a stix-edh object.
**kwargs: A key-to-class mapping if the the corresponding value is a
dictionary representation of a stix-edh object.
"""
get = dictionary.get
for key, klass in iteritems(kwargs):
if klass:
val = klass.from_dict(get(key))
else:
val = get(key)
setattr(obj, key, val)
def _build_uber_schema(self, doc, schemaloc=False):
"""Builds a schema which is made up of ``xs:import`` directives for
each schema required to validate `doc`.
If schemaloc is ``True``, the ``xsi:schemaLocation`` attribute values
are used to create the ``xs:import`` directives. If ``False``, the
initialization schema directory is used.
Returns:
An ``etree.XMLSchema`` instance used to validate `doc`.
Raise:
.XMLSchemaImportError: If an error occurred while building the
dictionary of namespace to schemalocation mappings used to
drive the uber schema creation.
"""
root = utils.get_etree_root(doc)
imports = self._build_required_imports(root, schemaloc)
if not imports:
raise errors.XMLSchemaImportError(
"Cannot validate document. Error occurred while determining "
"schemas required for validation."
)
xsd = etree.fromstring(
"""
<xs:schema
xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
targetNamespace="http://stix.mitre.org/tools/validator"
elementFormDefault="qualified"
attributeFormDefault="qualified"/>
"""
)
for ns, loc in iteritems(imports):
loc = loc.replace("\\", "/")
attrib = {'namespace': ns, 'schemaLocation':loc}
import_ = etree.Element(xmlconst.TAG_XS_IMPORT, attrib=attrib)
xsd.append(import_)
return etree.XMLSchema(xsd)
def dict_merge(target, *args):
'''Merge multiple dictionaries into one'''
if len(args) > 1:
for obj in args:
dict_merge(target, obj)
return target
# Recursively merge dicts and set non-dict values
obj = args[0]
if not isinstance(obj, dict):
return obj
for k, v in iteritems(obj):
if k in target and isinstance(target[k], dict):
dict_merge(target[k], v)
elif k in target and isinstance(target[k], list):
target[k] = (target[k] + v)
else:
target[k] = deepcopy(v)
return target
def _get_namespaces(self, recurse=True):
# Get all _namespaces for parent classes
nsset = set(x._namespace for x in self.__class__.__mro__
if hasattr(x, '_namespace'))
#In case of recursive relationships, don't process this item twice
self.touched = True
if recurse:
for x in self._get_children():
if not hasattr(x, 'touched'):
nsset.update(x._get_namespaces())
del self.touched
# Add any additional namespaces that may be included in the entity
input_ns = self._ns_to_prefix_input_namespaces()
for namespace, alias in iteritems(input_ns):
nsset.update(namespace)
return nsset
def dict_merge(target, *args):
'''Merge multiple dictionaries into one'''
if len(args) > 1:
for obj in args:
dict_merge(target, obj)
return target
# Recursively merge dicts and set non-dict values
obj = args[0]
if not isinstance(obj, dict):
return obj
for k, v in iteritems(obj):
if k in target and isinstance(target[k], dict):
dict_merge(target[k], v)
elif k in target and isinstance(target[k], list):
target[k] = (target[k] + v)
else:
target[k] = deepcopy(v)
return target
def rules(self):
"""Builds and returns a dictionary of ``BaseProfileRule``
implementations. The key is the Rule context.
"""
notype = schematron.make_pattern("no-type")
typed = schematron.make_pattern("xsi-typed")
rules = [notype, typed]
collected = self._collect_rules()
for ctx, profile_rules in iteritems(collected):
rule = schematron.make_rule(ctx)
rule.extend(x.as_etree() for x in profile_rules)
if "@xsi:type=" in utils.strip_whitespace(ctx):
typed.append(rule)
else:
notype.append(rule)
return rules
def rules(self):
"""Builds and returns a dictionary of ``BaseProfileRule``
implementations. The key is the Rule context.
"""
notype = schematron.make_pattern("no-type")
typed = schematron.make_pattern("xsi-typed")
rules = [notype, typed]
collected = self._collect_rules()
for ctx, profile_rules in iteritems(collected):
rule = schematron.make_rule(ctx)
rule.extend(x.as_etree() for x in profile_rules)
if "@xsi:type=" in utils.strip_whitespace(ctx):
typed.append(rule)
else:
notype.append(rule)
return rules
def _get_namespace_def(self, additional_ns_dict=None):
# copy necessary namespaces
namespaces = self._get_namespaces()
# if there are any other namepaces, include xsi for "schemaLocation"
# also, include the MAEC default vocabularies schema by default
if namespaces:
namespaces.add(lookup_prefix('xsi'))
namespaces.add(lookup_prefix('maecVocabs'))
ns_set = make_namespace_subset_from_uris(namespaces)
if additional_ns_dict:
for ns, prefix in iteritems(additional_ns_dict):
ns_set.add_namespace_uri(ns, prefix)
else:
return ""
return ('\n\t' + ns_set.get_xmlns_string(sort=True, delim='\n\t') +
'\n\t' + ns_set.get_schemaloc_string(sort=True, delim='\n\t'))
def print_profile_results(results, level):
"""Prints STIX Profile validation results to stdout.
Args:
results: An instance of sdv.validators.STIXProfileResults.
level: The level to print the results.
"""
marker = "+" if results.is_valid else "!"
print_level("[%s] Profile: %s", level, marker, results.is_valid)
if results.is_valid:
return
errors_ = collections.defaultdict(list)
for e in results.errors:
errors_[e.message].append(e.line)
for msg, lines in iteritems(errors_):
lines = ', '.join(str(x) for x in lines)
print_level("[!] %s [%s]", level+1, msg, lines)
def print_profile_results(results, level):
"""Prints STIX Profile validation results to stdout.
Args:
results: An instance of sdv.validators.STIXProfileResults.
level: The level to print the results.
"""
marker = "+" if results.is_valid else "!"
print_level("[%s] Profile: %s", level, marker, results.is_valid)
if results.is_valid:
return
errors_ = collections.defaultdict(list)
for e in results.errors:
errors_[e.message].append(e.line)
for msg, lines in iteritems(errors_):
lines = ', '.join(str(x) for x in lines)
print_level("[!] %s [%s]", level + 1, msg, lines)
def _lookup_unprefixed(typename):
"""Attempts to resolve a class for the input XML type `typename`.
Args:
typename: The name of an STIX XML type (e.g., TLPMarkingStructureType)
without a namespace prefix.
Returns:
A stix.Entity implementation class for the `typename`.
Raises:
ValueError: If no class has been registered for the input `typename`.
"""
for xsi_type, klass in iteritems(_EXTENSION_MAP):
if typename in xsi_type:
return klass
error = "Unregistered extension type: %s" % typename
raise ValueError(error)
def _lookup_unprefixed(typename):
"""Attempts to resolve a class for the input XML type `typename`.
Args:
typename: The name of an STIX XML type (e.g., TLPMarkingStructureType)
without a namespace prefix.
Returns:
A stix.Entity implementation class for the `typename`.
Raises:
ValueError: If no class has been registered for the input `typename`.
"""
for xsi_type, klass in iteritems(_EXTENSION_MAP):
if typename in xsi_type:
return klass
error = "Unregistered extension type: %s" % typename
raise ValueError(error)
def _walk_schemas(self, schema_dir):
"""Walks the `schema_dir` directory and builds a dictionary of
schema ``targetNamespace`` values to a list of schema file paths.
Because multiple schemas can declare the same ``targetNamespace``
value, the ``value`` portion of the returned dictionary is a ``list``.
Note:
This method attempts to resolve issues where the same schema
exists in two or more locations under `schema_dir` by keeping
a record of visited target namespaces and filenames. If the same
filename:targetNS (not file path) pair has been visited already,
the file is not added to the schemalocation dictionary.
Returns:
A dictionary of schema ``targetNamespace`` values to a list of
schema file paths.
"""
seen = []
schemalocs = collections.defaultdict(list)
for top, _, files in os.walk(schema_dir):
for fn in files:
if not fn.endswith('.xsd'):
continue
fp = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(top, fn))
target_ns = utils.get_target_ns(fp)
if (target_ns, fn) in seen:
continue
schemalocs[target_ns].append(fp)
seen.append((target_ns, fn))
for ns, loc in iteritems(self.OVERRIDE_SCHEMALOC):
schemalocs[ns] = [loc]
return schemalocs
def print_json_results(results):
"""Prints `results` to stdout in JSON format.
Args:
results: An instance of ``ValidationResults`` which contains the
results to print.
"""
json_results = {}
for fn, result in iteritems(results):
d = {}
if result.schema_results is not None:
d['schema validation'] = result.schema_results.as_dict()
if result.profile_results is not None:
d['profile results'] = result.profile_results.as_dict()
if result.best_practice_results is not None:
d['best practice results'] = result.best_practice_results.as_dict()
if result.fatal is not None:
d['fatal'] = result.fatal.as_dict()
json_results[fn] = d
print(json.dumps(json_results))
def print_json_results(results):
"""Prints `results` to stdout in JSON format.
Args:
results: An instance of ``ValidationResults`` which contains the
results to print.
"""
json_results = {}
for fn, result in iteritems(results):
d = {}
if result.schema_results is not None:
d['schema validation'] = result.schema_results.as_dict()
if result.profile_results is not None:
d['profile results'] = result.profile_results.as_dict()
if result.best_practice_results is not None:
d['best practice results'] = result.best_practice_results.as_dict()
if result.fatal is not None:
d['fatal'] = result.fatal.as_dict()
json_results[fn] = d
print(json.dumps(json_results))
def _finalize_binding_namespaces(self):
"""Returns a namespace-to-prefix dictionary view of the
finalized_namespaces (which are mapped prefix-to-namespace).
The bindings expect an NS-to-prefix mapping, while our ns processing
code builds dictionaries that map prefix-to-Namespace(s). Because of
this, we need to flip our dictionaries before handing them off to the
bindings for serialization.
"""
if not self.finalized_namespaces:
return {} # TODO: Should this return the DEFAULT_STIX_NAMESPACES?
binding_namespaces = {}
for alias, ns in iteritems(self.finalized_namespaces):
binding_namespaces[ns] = alias
# Always use the default STIX prefixes for STIX namespaces.
# This is because of xsi:type prefixes used by the STIX/CybOX user-level
# API classes.
binding_namespaces.update(DEFAULT_STIX_NAMESPACES)
return binding_namespaces
def _process_includes(self, imports):
"""Attempts to resolve cases where multiple schemas declare the same
``targetNamespace`` value. This is due to the use of the ``xs:include``
directive, which can be found in OASIS CIQ schemas along with others.
This is done by building an ``xs:include`` graph, and returning the
root of that graph.
Note:
This method is flawed! This assumes that the ``xs:include`` graph
is really a tree, and has a root which can be imported and used
to validate all instance data which belongs to its namespace.
A better way may be to programatically combine all "split" schemas
within a single schema document and map the targetNamespace to that
combined schema document.
Args:
imports: A dictionary of namespaces to a list of schema file
paths. Most often, this list will have only one file path
in it.
Returns:
A dictionary of schema targetNamespaces to a single schema file
path.
"""
processed = {}
for ns, schemas in iteritems(imports):
if len(schemas) > 1:
base_schema = self._get_include_root(ns, schemas)
processed[ns] = base_schema
else:
processed[ns] = schemas[0]
return processed
def _check_namespaces(self, ns_dict):
"""Check that all the prefixes in `ns_dict` are mapped to only
one namespace.
Args:
ns_dict: A ``prefix: [namespaces]`` dictionary.
Raises:
` .DuplicatePrefixError: If a prefix is mapped to more than one
namespace.
"""
for prefix, namespaces in iteritems(ns_dict):
if len(namespaces) == 1:
continue
error = "Namespace prefix '{0}' mapped to multiple namespaces: {1}"
error = error.format(prefix, namespaces)
raise DuplicatePrefixError(
message=error,
prefix=prefix,
namespaces=tuple(namespaces)
)
def _set_var(self, klass, try_cast=True, arg=None, **kwargs):
"""Sets an instance property value.
* If the input value is ``None``, the property is set to ``None``.
* If the input value is an instance of `klass`, the property is set
the input value.
* If the input value is not an instance of `klass` and `try_cast` is
``True``, an attempt will be made to cast the input value to an
instance of `klass`.
Args:
klass: The expected input value class.
try_cast: If ``True`` attempt to cast the input value to `klass`
if it is not an instance of `klass`.
arg: The __init__ parameter name to use when casting the input
value to `klass`. E.g., StructuredText(value=input), the `arg`
is `value`. If ``None``, it is assumed that the first
__init__ parameter will accept the value.
**kwargs: The field name and value. The field name is the key
and the field value is the value.
"""
name, item = next(iteritems(kwargs))
attr = utils.private_name(name) # 'title' => '_title'
if item is None:
setattr(self, attr, None)
elif isinstance(item, klass):
setattr(self, attr, item)
elif try_cast:
promoted = utils.cast_var(item, klass, arg=arg)
setattr(self, attr, promoted)
else:
error = "'{0}' expects an instance of {1}. Received: {2}."
error = error.format(name, klass, type(item))
raise TypeError(error)
def _collect_namespaces(self, node):
self.__input_namespaces__ = dict(iteritems(node.nsmap))
def to_xml(self, include_namespaces=True, include_schemalocs=False,
ns_dict=None, schemaloc_dict=None, pretty=True,
auto_namespace=True, encoding='utf-8'):
"""Serializes a :class:`Entity` instance to an XML string.
The default character encoding is ``utf-8`` and can be set via the
`encoding` parameter. If `encoding` is ``None``, a string (unicode in
Python 2, str in Python 3) is returned.
Args:
auto_namespace: Automatically discover and export XML namespaces
for a STIX :class:`Entity` instance.
include_namespaces: Export namespace definitions in the output
XML. Default is ``True``.
include_schemalocs: Export ``xsi:schemaLocation`` attribute
in the output document. This will attempt to associate
namespaces declared in the STIX document with schema locations.
If a namespace cannot be resolved to a schemaLocation, a
Python warning will be raised. Schemalocations will only be
exported if `include_namespaces` is also ``True``.
ns_dict: Dictionary of XML definitions (namespace is key, alias is
value) to include in the exported document. This must be
passed in if `auto_namespace` is ``False``.
schemaloc_dict: Dictionary of XML ``namespace: schema location``
mappings to include in the exported document. These will
only be included if `auto_namespace` is ``False``.
pretty: Pretty-print the XML.
encoding: The output character encoding. Default is ``utf-8``. If
`encoding` is set to ``None``, a string (unicode in Python 2,
str in Python 3) is returned.
Returns:
An XML string for this
:class:`Entity` instance. Default character encoding is ``utf-8``.
"""
from .utils import nsparser
parser = nsparser.NamespaceParser()
if auto_namespace:
ns_info = nsparser.NamespaceInfo()
else:
ns_info = None
obj = self.to_obj(ns_info=ns_info)
if (not auto_namespace) and (not ns_dict):
raise Exception(
"Auto-namespacing was disabled but ns_dict was empty "
"or missing."
)
if auto_namespace:
ns_info.finalize(ns_dict=ns_dict, schemaloc_dict=schemaloc_dict)
obj_ns_dict = ns_info.binding_namespaces
else:
ns_info = nsparser.NamespaceInfo()
ns_info.finalized_namespaces = ns_dict or {}
ns_info.finalized_schemalocs = schemaloc_dict or {}
obj_ns_dict = dict(
itertools.chain(
iteritems(ns_dict),
iteritems(nsparser.DEFAULT_STIX_NAMESPACES)
)
)
namespace_def = ""
if include_namespaces:
xmlns = parser.get_xmlns_str(ns_info.finalized_namespaces)
namespace_def += ("\n\t" + xmlns)
if include_schemalocs and include_namespaces:
schemaloc = parser.get_schemaloc_str(ns_info.finalized_schemalocs)
namespace_def += ("\n\t" + schemaloc)
if not pretty:
namespace_def = namespace_def.replace('\n\t', ' ')
with save_encoding(encoding):
sio = StringIO()
obj.export(
sio.write, # output buffer
0, # output level
obj_ns_dict, # namespace dictionary
pretty_print=pretty, # pretty printing
namespacedef_=namespace_def # namespace/schemaloc def string
)
# Ensure that the StringIO buffer is unicode
s = text_type(sio.getvalue())
if encoding:
return s.encode(encoding)
return s
def _finalize_namespaces(self, ns_dict=None):
"""Returns a dictionary of namespaces to be exported with an XML
document.
This loops over all the namespaces that were discovered and built
during the execution of ``collect()`` and
``_parse_collected_classes()`` and attempts to merge them all.
Returns:
An ``alias: namespace`` dictionary containing all namespaces
required to be present on an exported document.
Raises:
.DuplicatePrefixError: If namespace prefix was mapped to more than
one namespace.
"""
if not ns_dict:
ns_dict = {}
# Copy and flip the input dictionary from ns=>alias to alias=>ns
user_namespaces = {}
for ns, alias in iteritems(ns_dict):
user_namespaces[alias] = ns
# Our return value
ns_dict = collections.defaultdict(set)
# Add the ID namespaces
id_alias = idgen.get_id_namespace_alias()
id_ns = idgen.get_id_namespace()
ns_dict[id_alias].add(id_ns)
# Build namespace dictionaries from the collected Entity objects.
collected_prefixed = dict(iteritems(self._collected_namespaces))
# Pop the unprefixed entries.
no_prefix = collected_prefixed.pop(None, set())
# Resolve namespace aliases for the unprefixed namespaces.
collected_unprefixed = self._resolve_unprefixed(no_prefix)
# Remap the example namespace to the one expected by the APIs if the
# sample example namespace is found.
self._fix_example_namespace()
# All the namespaces dictionaries we need to merge and export.
namespace_dicts = itertools.chain(
iteritems(self._BASELINE_NAMESPACES),
iteritems(self._input_namespaces),
iteritems(collected_prefixed),
iteritems(collected_unprefixed),
iteritems(user_namespaces)
)
# Build our merged namespace dictionary. It will be inspected for
# duplicate ns prefix mappings.
for alias, ns in namespace_dicts:
ns_dict[alias].add(ns)
# Check that all the prefixes are mapped to only one namespace
self._check_namespaces(ns_dict)
# Flatten the dictionary by popping the namespace from the namespace
# set values in ns_dict.
flattened = {}
for alias, ns_set in iteritems(ns_dict):
flattened[alias] = ns_set.pop()
# Return the flattened dictionary
return flattened
def get_xmlns_str(self, ns_dict):
pairs = sorted(iteritems(ns_dict))
return "\n\t".join(
'xmlns:%s="%s"' % (alias, ns) for alias, ns in pairs
)
