def test_str_transport(self):
details = TransportDetails(
peer="example.com",
is_secure=False,
secure_channel_id={},
)
# we can str() this and it doesn't fail
str(details)
def _create_transport_details(self):
"""
Internal helper.
Base class calls this to create a TransportDetails
"""
is_secure = self.transport.get_extra_info('peercert', None) is not None
if is_secure:
secure_channel_id = {
'tls-unique': transport_channel_id(self.transport, False, 'tls-unique'),
}
else:
secure_channel_id = {}
return TransportDetails(peer=self.peer, is_secure=is_secure, secure_channel_id=secure_channel_id)
def _create_transport_details(self):
"""
Internal helper.
Base class calls this to create a TransportDetails
"""
# note that ITLSTransport exists too, which is "a TCP
# transport that *can be upgraded* to TLS" .. if it *is*
# upgraded to TLS, then the transport will implement
# ISSLTransport at that point according to Twisted
# documentation
# the peer we are connected to
is_secure = ISSLTransport.providedBy(self.transport)
if is_secure:
secure_channel_id = {
'tls-unique': transport_channel_id(self.transport, False, 'tls-unique'),
}
else:
secure_channel_id = {}
return TransportDetails(peer=self.peer, is_secure=is_secure, secure_channel_id=secure_channel_id)