def get_icon(icon_name, path_to_icon, width_accepted, height_accepted, default_path_to_icon):
"""
TODO: update docstring with correct standard
Returns the icon at path_to_icon as a base64 encoded string if it is a valid .png file with the resolution
width_accepted x height_accepted. If path_to_icon does not exist, default_path_to_icon is returned as a base64
encoded string
"""
path_icon_to_use = path_to_icon
# Use default_path_to_icon if path_to_icon does not exist
if not path_icon_to_use or not os.path.isfile(path_icon_to_use):
LOG.warning("WARNING: Default icon will be used\nProvided custom icon path for %s is invalid: %s\nNOTE: %s should be placed in the /icons directory", icon_name, path_icon_to_use, icon_name)
path_icon_to_use = default_path_to_icon
# Validate path_icon_to_use and ensure we have READ permissions
try:
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_icon_to_use)
except SDKException as err:
raise OSError("Could not find valid icon file. Looked at two locations:\n{0}\n{1}\n{2}".format(path_to_icon, default_path_to_icon, err.message))
# Get the extension of the file. os.path.splitext returns a Tuple with the file extension at position 1 and can be an empty string
split_path = os.path.splitext(path_icon_to_use)
file_extension = split_path[1]
if not file_extension:
raise SDKException("Provided icon file does not have an extension. Icon file must be .png\nIcon File: {0}".format(path_icon_to_use))
elif file_extension != ".png":
raise SDKException("{0} is not a supported icon file type. Icon file must be .png\nIcon File: {1}".format(file_extension, path_icon_to_use))
# Open the icon_file in Bytes mode to validate its resolution
with open(path_icon_to_use, mode="rb") as icon_file:
# According to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Network_Graphics#File_format
# First need to seek 16 bytes:
# 8 bytes: png signature
# 4 bytes: IDHR Chunk Length
# 4 bytes: IDHR Chunk type
icon_file.seek(16)
try:
# Bytes 17-20 = image width. Use struct to unpack big-endian encoded unsigned int
icon_width = struct.unpack(">I", icon_file.read(4))[0]
# Bytes 21-24 = image height. Use struct to unpack big-endian encoded unsigned int
icon_height = struct.unpack(">I", icon_file.read(4))[0]
except Exception as err:
raise SDKException("Failed to read icon's resolution. Icon file corrupt. Icon file must be .png\nIcon File: {0}".format(path_icon_to_use))
# Raise exception if resolution is not accepted
if icon_width != width_accepted or icon_height != height_accepted:
raise SDKException("Icon resolution is {0}x{1}. Resolution must be {2}x{3}\nIcon File: {4}".format(icon_width, icon_height, width_accepted, height_accepted, path_icon_to_use))
# If we get here all validations have passed. Open the file in Bytes mode and encode it as base64 and decode to a utf-8 string
with open(path_icon_to_use, "rb") as icon_file:
encoded_icon_string = base64.b64encode(icon_file.read()).decode("utf-8")
return encoded_icon_string
def test_validate_file_paths(fx_mk_temp_dir):
non_exist_file = "/non_exits/path/non_exist_file.txt"
with pytest.raises(SDKException, match=r"Could not find file: " + non_exist_file):
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(None, non_exist_file)
exists_file = os.path.join(mock_paths.TEST_TEMP_DIR, "mock_existing_file.txt")
sdk_helpers.write_file(exists_file, mock_data.mock_file_contents)
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(None, exists_file)
def get_configuration_py_file_path(file_type, setup_py_attributes):
""" Get the location of configuration file config or customize for a package.
If file_type == "customize" check that entry point 'resilient.circuits.apphost.customize' (SUPPORTED_EP[0])
is defined in setup.py of the package.
If file_type == "config" check that entry point 'resilient.circuits.apphost.configsection' (SUPPORTED_EP[1]) is
defined in setup.py of the package, else check 'resilient.circuits.configsection' (SUPPORTED_EP[2]) was detected in
setup.py of the package.
Note: For some packages neither of these files may exist not exist.
:param file_type: File whose location is required should be 'customize' or 'config'.
:param setup_py_attributes: Parsed setup.py content.
:return path_py_file: The customize or config file location for the package.
"""
path_py_file = None
if file_type == "customize":
if SUPPORTED_EP[0] in setup_py_attributes["entry_points"]:
path_py_file = setup_py_attributes["entry_points"][SUPPORTED_EP[0]]
elif file_type == "config":
for ep in SUPPORTED_EP[1:]:
if ep in setup_py_attributes["entry_points"]:
path_py_file = setup_py_attributes["entry_points"][ep]
break
else:
raise SDKException("Unknown option '{}'.".format(file_type))
if path_py_file:
# If configuration file defined in setup.py but does not exist raise an error.
try:
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_py_file)
except SDKException:
LOG.info(
"Configuration File '%s' defined as an entry point in 'setup.py' not found at location '%s'.",
file_type, path_py_file)
if not sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_py_file):
raise SDKException(
"Configuration File '{0}' defined as an entry point in 'setup.py' not found at "
"location '{1}'.".format(file_type, path_py_file))
else:
# For certain packages or threat-feeds these files may not exist.
# Warn user if file not found.
LOG.warning(
"WARNING: Configuration File of type '%s' not defined in 'setup.py'. Ignoring and continuing.",
file_type)
return path_py_file
def get_package_name(path_package):
"""
Using the path to a package, gets the path to the setup.py file
and validates it. Then parses the file and returns the ``name`` attribute
:return: the ``name`` attribute in the package's setup.py file or ""
:rtype: str
"""
# Generate path to setup.py file + validate we have permissions to read it
path_setup_py_file = os.path.join(path_package, BASE_NAME_SETUP_PY)
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_setup_py_file)
# Parse the setup.py file
setup_py_attributes = parse_setup_py(path_setup_py_file, SUPPORTED_SETUP_PY_ATTRIBUTE_NAMES)
return setup_py_attributes.get("name", "")
def _reload_package(args):
old_params, path_customize_py_bak = [], ""
# Get + validate package, customize.py and setup.py paths
path_package = os.path.abspath(args.package)
# Get basename of path_to_src (version information is stripped from the basename).
path_package_basename = re.split(VERSION_REGEX, os.path.basename(path_package), 1)[0]
sdk_helpers.validate_dir_paths(os.R_OK, path_package)
path_customize_py = os.path.join(path_package, path_package_basename, package_helpers.PATH_CUSTOMIZE_PY)
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.W_OK, path_customize_py)
path_setup_py_file = os.path.join(path_package, package_helpers.PATH_SETUP_PY)
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_setup_py_file)
# Set package + output args correctly (this handles if user runs 'codegen --reload -p .')
args.package = os.path.basename(path_package)
args.output = os.path.dirname(path_package)
LOG.info("'codegen --reload' started for '%s'", args.package)
# Load the customize.py module
customize_py_module = package_helpers.load_customize_py_module(path_customize_py, warn=False)
try:
# Get the 'old_params' from customize.py
old_params = customize_py_module.codegen_reload_data()
except AttributeError:
raise SDKException(u"Corrupt customize.py. No reload method found in {0}".format(path_customize_py))
if not old_params:
raise SDKException(u"No reload params found in {0}".format(path_customize_py))
# Rename the old customize.py with .bak
path_customize_py_bak = sdk_helpers.rename_to_bak_file(path_customize_py)
# If local export file exists then save it to a .bak file.
# (Older packages may not have the /util/data/export.res file)
path_export_res = os.path.join(path_package, path_package_basename,
package_helpers.PATH_UTIL_DATA_DIR,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_LOCAL_EXPORT_RES)
if os.path.isfile(path_export_res):
path_export_res_bak = sdk_helpers.rename_to_bak_file(path_export_res)
else:
path_export_res_bak = None
try:
# Map command line arg name to dict key returned by codegen_reload_data() in customize.py
mapping_tuples = [
("messagedestination", "message_destinations"),
("function", "functions"),
("workflow", "workflows"),
("rule", "actions"),
("field", "incident_fields"),
("artifacttype", "incident_artifact_types"),
("datatable", "datatables"),
("task", "automatic_tasks"),
("script", "scripts")
]
# Merge old_params with new params specified on command line
args = CmdCodegen.merge_codegen_params(old_params, args, mapping_tuples)
# Parse the setup.py file
setup_py_attributes = package_helpers.parse_setup_py(path_setup_py_file, package_helpers.SUPPORTED_SETUP_PY_ATTRIBUTE_NAMES)
LOG.debug("Regenerating codegen '%s' package now", args.package)
# Regenerate the package
CmdCodegen._gen_package(args, setup_py_attributes=setup_py_attributes)
LOG.info("\nNOTE: Ensure the MANIFEST.in file includes line:\nrecursive-include %s/util *\n", args.package)
LOG.info("'codegen --reload' complete for '%s'", args.package)
except Exception as err:
LOG.error(u"Error running resilient-sdk codegen --reload\n\nERROR:%s", err)
# This is required in finally block as user may kill using keyboard interrupt
finally:
# If an error occurred, customize.py does not exist, rename the backup file to original
if not os.path.isfile(path_customize_py):
LOG.info(u"An error occurred. Renaming customize.py.bak to customize.py")
sdk_helpers.rename_file(path_customize_py_bak, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_CUSTOMIZE_PY)
if not os.path.isfile(path_export_res) and path_export_res_bak:
LOG.info(u"An error occurred. Renaming export.res.bak to export.res")
sdk_helpers.rename_file(path_export_res_bak, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_LOCAL_EXPORT_RES)
def _reload_package(args):
old_params, path_customize_py_bak = [], ""
# Get absolute path to package
path_package = os.path.abspath(args.package)
LOG.debug("\nPath to project: %s", path_package)
# Ensure the package directory exists and we have WRITE access
sdk_helpers.validate_dir_paths(os.W_OK, path_package)
path_setup_py_file = os.path.join(path_package, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_SETUP_PY)
package_name = package_helpers.get_package_name(path_package)
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_package_name(package_name):
raise SDKException(u"'{0}' is not a valid package name. 'name' attribute in setup.py file is not valid or not specified".format(package_name))
LOG.debug("\nProject name: %s", package_name)
# Generate path to customize.py file + validate we have permissions to read it
path_customize_py = os.path.join(path_package, package_name, package_helpers.PATH_CUSTOMIZE_PY)
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.W_OK, path_customize_py)
# Set package + output args correctly (this handles if user runs 'codegen --reload -p .')
args.package = package_name
args.output = path_package
LOG.info("'codegen --reload' started for '%s'", args.package)
# Load the customize.py module
customize_py_module = package_helpers.load_customize_py_module(path_customize_py, warn=False)
try:
# Get the 'old_params' from customize.py
old_params = customize_py_module.codegen_reload_data()
except AttributeError:
raise SDKException(u"Corrupt customize.py. No reload method found in {0}".format(path_customize_py))
if not old_params:
raise SDKException(u"No reload params found in {0}".format(path_customize_py))
# Rename the old customize.py with .bak
path_customize_py_bak = sdk_helpers.rename_to_bak_file(path_customize_py)
# If local export file exists then save it to a .bak file.
# (Older packages may not have the /util/data/export.res file)
path_export_res = os.path.join(path_package, package_name,
package_helpers.PATH_UTIL_DATA_DIR,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_LOCAL_EXPORT_RES)
if os.path.isfile(path_export_res):
path_export_res_bak = sdk_helpers.rename_to_bak_file(path_export_res)
else:
path_export_res_bak = None
try:
# Map command line arg name to dict key returned by codegen_reload_data() in customize.py
mapping_tuples = [
("messagedestination", "message_destinations"),
("function", "functions"),
("workflow", "workflows"),
("rule", "actions"),
("field", "incident_fields"),
("artifacttype", "incident_artifact_types"),
("incidenttype", "incident_types"),
("datatable", "datatables"),
("task", "automatic_tasks"),
("script", "scripts"),
("playbook", "playbooks")
]
# Merge old_params with new params specified on command line
args = CmdCodegen.merge_codegen_params(old_params, args, mapping_tuples)
# Parse the setup.py file
setup_py_attributes = package_helpers.parse_setup_py(path_setup_py_file, package_helpers.SUPPORTED_SETUP_PY_ATTRIBUTE_NAMES)
LOG.debug("Regenerating codegen '%s' package now", args.package)
# Regenerate the package
path_reloaded = CmdCodegen._gen_package(args, setup_py_attributes=setup_py_attributes)
LOG.info("\nNOTE: Ensure the MANIFEST.in file includes line:\nrecursive-include %s/util *\n", args.package)
LOG.info("'codegen --reload' complete for '%s'", args.package)
return path_reloaded
# This is required in finally block as user may kill using keyboard interrupt
finally:
# If an error occurred, customize.py does not exist, rename the backup file to original
if not os.path.isfile(path_customize_py):
LOG.info(u"An error occurred. Renaming customize.py.bak to customize.py")
sdk_helpers.rename_file(path_customize_py_bak, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_CUSTOMIZE_PY)
if not os.path.isfile(path_export_res) and path_export_res_bak:
LOG.info(u"An error occurred. Renaming export.res.bak to export.res")
sdk_helpers.rename_file(path_export_res_bak, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_LOCAL_EXPORT_RES)
def execute_command(self, args):
"""
Function that creates The App.zip file from the give source path and returns
the path to the new App.zip
:param args: Arguments from command line:
- **args.package**: path to directory that must include a setup.py, customize.py and config.py file.
- **args.cmd**: `package` in this case
- **args.display_name**: will give the App that display name. Default: name from setup.py file
- **args.repository_name**: if defined, it will replace the default image repository name in app.json for
container access.
- **args.keep_build_dir**: if defined, dist/build/ will not be removed.
:type args: argparse Namespace
:return: Path to new app.zip
:rtype: str
"""
# Set name for SDKException
SDKException.command_ran = self.CMD_NAME
# Get absolute path_to_src
path_to_src = os.path.abspath(args.package)
# Get basename of path_to_src (version information is stripped from the basename).
path_to_src_basename = re.split(VERSION_REGEX,
os.path.basename(path_to_src), 1)[0]
LOG.debug("Path to project: %s", path_to_src)
LOG.debug("Project basename: %s", path_to_src_basename)
# Ensure the src directory exists and we have WRITE access
sdk_helpers.validate_dir_paths(os.W_OK, path_to_src)
# Generate paths to files required to create app
path_setup_py_file = os.path.join(path_to_src, BASE_NAME_SETUP_PY)
path_docker_file = os.path.join(path_to_src, BASE_NAME_DOCKER_FILE)
path_entry_point = os.path.join(path_to_src, BASE_NAME_ENTRY_POINT)
path_apikey_permissions_file = os.path.join(
path_to_src, BASE_NAME_APIKEY_PERMS_FILE)
path_output_dir = os.path.join(path_to_src, BASE_NAME_DIST_DIR)
path_extension_logo = os.path.join(path_to_src,
PATH_ICON_EXTENSION_LOGO)
path_company_logo = os.path.join(path_to_src, PATH_ICON_COMPANY_LOGO)
LOG.info("Built Distribution starting\n")
# Create the built distribution
use_setuptools.run_setup(setup_script=path_setup_py_file,
args=["sdist", "--formats=gztar"])
LOG.info("\nBuilt Distribution finished. See: %s", path_output_dir)
# Check that files 'Dockerfile' and 'entrypoint.sh' files exist in the integration package
# before attempting to create the app.
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_docker_file,
path_entry_point)
# Create the app
path_the_extension_zip = create_extension(
path_setup_py_file=path_setup_py_file,
path_apikey_permissions_file=path_apikey_permissions_file,
output_dir=path_output_dir,
custom_display_name=args.display_name,
repository_name=args.repository_name,
keep_build_dir=args.keep_build_dir,
path_extension_logo=path_extension_logo,
path_company_logo=path_company_logo)
LOG.info("App created at: %s", path_the_extension_zip)
return path_the_extension_zip
def create_extension(path_setup_py_file,
path_apikey_permissions_file,
output_dir,
path_built_distribution=None,
path_extension_logo=None,
path_company_logo=None,
custom_display_name=None,
repository_name=None,
keep_build_dir=False):
"""
TODO: update this docstring to new standard format
Function that creates The App.zip file from the given setup.py, customize and config files
and copies it to the output_dir. Returns the path to the App.zip
- path_setup_py_file [String]: abs path to the setup.py file
- path_apikey_permissions_file [String]: abs path to the apikey_permissions.txt file
- output_dir [String]: abs path to the directory the App.zip should be produced
- path_built_distribution [String]: abs path to a tar.gz Built Distribution
- if provided uses that .tar.gz
- else looks for it in the output_dir. E.g: output_dir/package_name.tar.gz
- path_extension_logo [String]: abs path to the app_logo.png. Has to be 200x72 and a .png file
- if not provided uses default icon
- path_company_logo [String]: abs path to the company_logo.png. Has to be 100x100 and a .png file
- if not provided uses default icon
- custom_display_name [String]: will give the App that display name. Default: name from setup.py file
- repository_name [String]: will over-ride the container repository name for the App. Default: 'ibmresilient'
- keep_build_dir [Boolean]: if True, build/ will not be remove. Default: False
"""
LOG.info("Creating App")
# Variables to hold path of files for customize and config as defined in setup.py.
# Set initially default to 'None', actual paths will be calculated later.
path_customize_py_file = None
path_config_py_file = None
# Ensure the output_dir exists, we have WRITE access and ensure we can READ setup.py and apikey_permissions.txt
# files.
sdk_helpers.validate_dir_paths(os.W_OK, output_dir)
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_setup_py_file,
path_apikey_permissions_file)
# Parse the setup.py file
setup_py_attributes = parse_setup_py(path_setup_py_file,
SUPPORTED_SETUP_PY_ATTRIBUTE_NAMES)
# Validate setup.py attributes
# Validate the name attribute. Raise exception if invalid
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_package_name(setup_py_attributes.get("name")):
raise SDKException(
"'{0}' is not a valid App name. The name attribute must be defined and can only include 'a-z and _'.\nUpdate this value in the setup.py file located at: {1}"
.format(setup_py_attributes.get("name"), path_setup_py_file))
# Validate the version attribute. Raise exception if invalid
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_version_syntax(
setup_py_attributes.get("version")):
raise SDKException(
"'{0}' is not a valid App version syntax. The version attribute must be defined. Example: version=\"1.0.0\".\nUpdate this value in the setup.py file located at: {1}"
.format(setup_py_attributes.get("version"), path_setup_py_file))
# Validate the url supplied in the setup.py file, set to an empty string if not valid
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_url(setup_py_attributes.get("url")):
LOG.warning("WARNING: '%s' is not a valid url. Ignoring.",
setup_py_attributes.get("url"))
setup_py_attributes["url"] = ""
# Get the tag name
tag_name = setup_py_attributes.get("name")
# Get the customize file location.
path_customize_py_file = get_configuration_py_file_path(
"customize", setup_py_attributes)
# Get the config file location.
path_config_py_file = get_configuration_py_file_path(
"config", setup_py_attributes)
# Get ImportDefinition from the discovered customize file.
if path_customize_py_file:
import_definition = get_import_definition_from_customize_py(
path_customize_py_file)
else:
# No 'customize.py' file found generate import definition with just mimimum server version.
import_definition = {'server_version': IMPORT_MIN_SERVER_VERSION}
# Add the tag to the import defintion
import_definition = add_tag_to_import_definition(tag_name,
SUPPORTED_RES_OBJ_NAMES,
import_definition)
# Parse the app.configs from the discovered config file
if path_config_py_file:
app_configs = get_configs_from_config_py(path_config_py_file)
else:
# No config file file found generate an empty definition.
app_configs = ("", [])
# Parse the api key permissions from the apikey_permissions.txt file
apikey_permissions = get_apikey_permissions(path_apikey_permissions_file)
# Generate the name for the extension
extension_name = "{0}-{1}".format(setup_py_attributes.get("name"),
setup_py_attributes.get("version"))
# Generate the uuid
uuid = sdk_helpers.generate_uuid_from_string(
setup_py_attributes.get("name"))
# Set the container repository name to default if value not passed in as argument.
if not repository_name:
repository_name = REPOSITORY_NAME
# Generate paths to the directories and files we will use in the build directory
path_build = os.path.join(output_dir, BASE_NAME_BUILD)
path_extension_json = os.path.join(path_build, BASE_NAME_EXTENSION_JSON)
path_export_res = os.path.join(path_build, BASE_NAME_EXPORT_RES)
try:
# If there is an old build directory, remove it first
if os.path.exists(path_build):
shutil.rmtree(path_build)
# Create the directories for the path "/build/"
os.makedirs(path_build)
# If no path_built_distribution is given, use the default: "<output_dir>/<package-name>.tar.gz"
if not path_built_distribution:
path_built_distribution = os.path.join(
output_dir, "{0}.tar.gz".format(extension_name))
# Validate the built distribution exists and we have READ access
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_built_distribution)
# Copy the built distribution to the build dir and enforce rename to .tar.gz
shutil.copy(
path_built_distribution,
os.path.join(path_build, "{0}.tar.gz".format(extension_name)))
# Get the extension_logo (icon) and company_logo (author.icon) as base64 encoded strings
extension_logo = get_icon(
icon_name=os.path.basename(PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_EXTENSION_LOGO),
path_to_icon=path_extension_logo,
width_accepted=200,
height_accepted=72,
default_path_to_icon=PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_EXTENSION_LOGO)
company_logo = get_icon(
icon_name=os.path.basename(PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_COMPANY_LOGO),
path_to_icon=path_company_logo,
width_accepted=100,
height_accepted=100,
default_path_to_icon=PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_COMPANY_LOGO)
# Get the display name
# Use --display-name if passed
# If not use 'display_name' attribute in setup.py
# If not set use the 'name' attribute in setup.py
display_name = custom_display_name or setup_py_attributes.get(
"display_name") or setup_py_attributes.get("name")
# Image string is all lowercase on quay.io
image_name = "{0}/{1}:{2}".format(repository_name,
setup_py_attributes.get("name"),
setup_py_attributes.get("version"))
image_name = image_name.lower()
# Generate the contents for the extension.json file
the_extension_json_file_contents = {
"author": {
"name": setup_py_attributes.get("author"),
"website": setup_py_attributes.get("url"),
"icon": {
"data": company_logo,
"media_type": "image/png"
}
},
"description": {
"content": setup_py_attributes.get("description"),
"format": "text"
},
"display_name": display_name,
"icon": {
"data": extension_logo,
"media_type": "image/png"
},
"long_description": {
"content":
"<div>{0}</div>".format(
setup_py_attributes.get("long_description")),
"format":
"html"
},
"minimum_resilient_version": {
"major":
import_definition.get("server_version").get("major", None),
"minor":
import_definition.get("server_version").get("minor", None),
"build_number":
import_definition.get("server_version").get(
"build_number", None),
"version":
import_definition.get("server_version").get("version", None)
},
"name": setup_py_attributes.get("name"),
"tag": {
"prefix": tag_name,
"name": tag_name,
"display_name": tag_name,
"uuid": uuid
},
"uuid": uuid,
"version": setup_py_attributes.get("version"),
"current_installation": {
"executables": [{
"name": setup_py_attributes.get("name"),
"image": image_name,
"config_string": app_configs[0],
"permission_handles": apikey_permissions,
"uuid": uuid
}]
}
}
# Write the executable.json file
sdk_helpers.write_file(
path_extension_json,
json.dumps(the_extension_json_file_contents, sort_keys=True))
# Write the customize ImportDefinition to the app*.zip export.res file
sdk_helpers.write_file(path_export_res,
json.dumps(import_definition, sort_keys=True))
# Copy the built distribution to the build dir, enforce rename to .tar.gz
shutil.copy(
path_built_distribution,
os.path.join(path_build, "{0}.tar.gz".format(extension_name)))
# create The Extension Zip by zipping the build directory
extension_zip_base_path = os.path.join(
output_dir, "{0}{1}".format(PREFIX_EXTENSION_ZIP, extension_name))
extension_zip_name = shutil.make_archive(
base_name=extension_zip_base_path,
format="zip",
root_dir=path_build)
path_the_extension_zip = os.path.join(extension_zip_base_path,
extension_zip_name)
except SDKException as err:
raise err
except Exception as err:
raise SDKException(err)
finally:
# Remove the build dir. Keep it if user passes --keep-build-dir
if not keep_build_dir:
shutil.rmtree(path_build)
LOG.info("App %s.zip created", "{0}{1}".format(PREFIX_EXTENSION_ZIP,
extension_name))
# Return the path to the extension zip
return path_the_extension_zip
def create_extension(path_setup_py_file, path_apikey_permissions_file,
output_dir, path_built_distribution=None, path_extension_logo=None, path_company_logo=None, path_payload_samples=None, path_validate_report=None,
custom_display_name=None, repository_name=None, image_hash=None, keep_build_dir=False):
"""
Function that creates The App.zip file from the given setup.py, customize and config files
and copies it to the output_dir. Returns the path to the app.zip
:param path_setup_py_file: abs path to the setup.py file
:type path_setup_py_file: str
:param path_apikey_permissions_file: abs path to the apikey_permissions.txt file
:type path_apikey_permissions_file: str
:param output_dir: abs path to the directory the App.zip should be produced
:type output_dir: str
:param path_built_distribution: abs path to a tar.gz Built Distribution
- if provided uses that .tar.gz
- else looks for it in the output_dir. E.g: output_dir/package_name.tar.gz
:type path_built_distribution: str
:param path_extension_logo: abs path to the app_logo.png. Has to be 200x72 and a .png file
- if not provided uses default icon
:type path_extension_logo: str
:param path_company_logo: abs path to the company_logo.png. Has to be 100x100 and a .png file
- if not provided uses default icon
:type path_company_logo: str
:param path_payload_samples: abs path to directory containing the files with a JSON schema and example output of the functions
:type path_payload_samples: str
:param path_validate_report: abs path to directory containing the validation report - to be copied to the build directory that will be zipped
:type path_validate_report: str
:param custom_display_name: will give the App that display name. Default: name from setup.py file
:type custom_display_name: str
:param repository_name: will over-ride the container repository name for the App. Default: 'ibmresilient'
:type repository_name: str
:param image_hash: if defined will append the hash to the image_name in the app.json file e.g. <repository_name>/<package_name>@sha256:<image_hash>. Default: <repository_name>/<package_name>:<version>
:type image_hash: str
:param keep_build_dir: if True, build/ will not be removed. Default: False
:type keep_build_dir: bool
:return: Path to new app.zip
:rtype: str
"""
LOG.info("Creating App")
# Variables to hold path of files for customize and config as defined in setup.py.
# Set initially default to 'None', actual paths will be calculated later.
path_customize_py_file = None
path_config_py_file = None
# Ensure the output_dir exists, we have WRITE access and ensure we can READ setup.py and apikey_permissions.txt
# files.
sdk_helpers.validate_dir_paths(os.W_OK, output_dir)
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_setup_py_file, path_apikey_permissions_file)
# Parse the setup.py file
setup_py_attributes = parse_setup_py(path_setup_py_file, SUPPORTED_SETUP_PY_ATTRIBUTE_NAMES)
# Validate setup.py attributes
# Validate the name attribute. Raise exception if invalid
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_package_name(setup_py_attributes.get("name")):
raise SDKException("'{0}' is not a valid App name. The name attribute must be defined and can only include 'a-z and _'.\nUpdate this value in the setup.py file located at: {1}".format(setup_py_attributes.get("name"), path_setup_py_file))
# Validate the version attribute. Raise exception if invalid
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_version_syntax(setup_py_attributes.get("version")):
raise SDKException("'{0}' is not a valid App version syntax. The version attribute must be defined. Example: version=\"1.0.0\".\nUpdate this value in the setup.py file located at: {1}".format(setup_py_attributes.get("version"), path_setup_py_file))
# Validate the url supplied in the setup.py file, set to an empty string if not valid
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_url(setup_py_attributes.get("url")):
LOG.warning("WARNING: '%s' is not a valid url. Ignoring.", setup_py_attributes.get("url"))
setup_py_attributes["url"] = ""
# Get the tag name
tag_name = setup_py_attributes.get("name")
# Get the customize file location.
path_customize_py_file = get_configuration_py_file_path("customize", setup_py_attributes)
# Get the config file location.
path_config_py_file = get_configuration_py_file_path("config", setup_py_attributes)
# Get ImportDefinition from the discovered customize file.
if path_customize_py_file:
import_definition = get_import_definition_from_customize_py(path_customize_py_file)
else:
# No 'customize.py' file found generate import definition with just mimimum server version.
import_definition = {
'server_version':
IMPORT_MIN_SERVER_VERSION
}
# Add the tag to the import defintion
import_definition = add_tag_to_import_definition(tag_name, SUPPORTED_RES_OBJ_NAMES, import_definition)
# Parse the app.configs from the discovered config file
if path_config_py_file:
app_configs = get_configs_from_config_py(path_config_py_file)
else:
# No config file file found generate an empty definition.
app_configs = ("", [])
# Parse the api key permissions from the apikey_permissions.txt file
apikey_permissions = get_apikey_permissions(path_apikey_permissions_file)
# Generate the name for the extension
extension_name = "{0}-{1}".format(setup_py_attributes.get("name"), setup_py_attributes.get("version"))
# Generate the uuid
uuid = sdk_helpers.generate_uuid_from_string(setup_py_attributes.get("name"))
# Set the container repository name to default if value not passed in as argument.
if not repository_name:
repository_name = REPOSITORY_NAME
# Generate paths to the directories and files we will use in the build directory
path_build = os.path.join(output_dir, BASE_NAME_BUILD)
path_extension_json = os.path.join(path_build, BASE_NAME_EXTENSION_JSON)
path_export_res = os.path.join(path_build, BASE_NAME_EXPORT_RES)
try:
# If there is an old build directory, remove it first
if os.path.exists(path_build):
shutil.rmtree(path_build)
# Create the directories for the path "/build/"
os.makedirs(path_build)
# If no path_built_distribution is given, use the default: "<output_dir>/<package-name>.tar.gz"
if not path_built_distribution:
path_built_distribution = os.path.join(output_dir, "{0}.tar.gz".format(extension_name))
# Validate the built distribution exists and we have READ access
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_built_distribution)
# Copy the built distribution to the build dir and enforce rename to .tar.gz
shutil.copy(path_built_distribution, os.path.join(path_build, "{0}.tar.gz".format(extension_name)))
# Get the extension_logo (icon) and company_logo (author.icon) as base64 encoded strings
extension_logo = get_icon(
icon_name=os.path.basename(PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_EXTENSION_LOGO),
path_to_icon=path_extension_logo,
width_accepted=constants.ICON_APP_LOGO_REQUIRED_WIDTH,
height_accepted=constants.ICON_APP_LOGO_REQUIRED_HEIGHT,
default_path_to_icon=PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_EXTENSION_LOGO)
company_logo = get_icon(
icon_name=os.path.basename(PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_COMPANY_LOGO),
path_to_icon=path_company_logo,
width_accepted=constants.ICON_COMPANY_LOGO_REQUIRED_WIDTH,
height_accepted=constants.ICON_COMPANY_LOGO_REQUIRED_HEIGHT,
default_path_to_icon=PATH_DEFAULT_ICON_COMPANY_LOGO)
# Get the display name
# Use --display-name if passed
# If not use 'display_name' attribute in setup.py
# If not set use the 'name' attribute in setup.py
display_name = custom_display_name or setup_py_attributes.get("display_name") or setup_py_attributes.get("name")
# Image string is all lowercase on quay.io
image_name = "{0}/{1}:{2}".format(repository_name, setup_py_attributes.get("name"), setup_py_attributes.get("version"))
if image_hash:
if not sdk_helpers.is_valid_hash(image_hash):
raise SDKException(u"image_hash '{0}' is not a valid SHA256 hash\nIt must be a valid hexadecimal and 64 characters long".format(image_hash))
# If image_hash is defined append to image name e.g. <repository_name>/<package_name>@sha256:<image_hash>
image_name = "{0}/{1}@sha256:{2}".format(repository_name, setup_py_attributes.get("name"), image_hash)
image_name = image_name.lower()
LOG.debug("image_name generated: %s", image_name)
# Generate the contents for the extension.json file
the_extension_json_file_contents = {
"author": {
"name": setup_py_attributes.get("author"),
"website": setup_py_attributes.get("url"),
"icon": {
"data": company_logo,
"media_type": "image/png"
}
},
"description": {
"content": setup_py_attributes.get("description"),
"format": "text"
},
"display_name": display_name,
"icon": {
"data": extension_logo,
"media_type": "image/png"
},
"long_description": {
"content": u"<div>{0}</div>".format(setup_py_attributes.get("long_description")),
"format": "html"
},
"minimum_resilient_version": {
"major": import_definition.get("server_version").get("major", None),
"minor": import_definition.get("server_version").get("minor", None),
"build_number": import_definition.get("server_version").get("build_number", None),
"version": import_definition.get("server_version").get("version", None)
},
"name": setup_py_attributes.get("name"),
"tag": {
"prefix": tag_name,
"name": tag_name,
"display_name": tag_name,
"uuid": uuid
},
"uuid": uuid,
"version": setup_py_attributes.get("version"),
"current_installation": {
"executables": [
{
"name": setup_py_attributes.get("name"),
"image": image_name,
"config_string": app_configs[0],
"permission_handles": apikey_permissions,
"uuid": uuid
}
]
}
}
# Write the executable.json file
sdk_helpers.write_file(path_extension_json, json.dumps(the_extension_json_file_contents, sort_keys=True))
# Gather payload_samples file for each function and add to export.res file if exists
if not path_payload_samples:
LOG.warning("WARNING: No path for 'payload_samples' provided. Skipping adding them to the export.res file")
else:
for fn in import_definition.get("functions"):
# Get paths to payload_samples
fn_name = fn.get(ResilientObjMap.FUNCTIONS)
path_payload_samples_fn = os.path.join(path_payload_samples, fn_name)
path_payload_samples_schema = os.path.join(path_payload_samples_fn, BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_SCHEMA)
path_payload_samples_example = os.path.join(path_payload_samples_fn, BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_EXAMPLE)
try:
# Validate payload_files, add custom error message if we can't
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_payload_samples_schema, path_payload_samples_example)
except SDKException as err:
err.message += ("\nWARNING: could not access JSON file to add payload_samples. Continuing to create package.\n"
"Add '--no-samples' flag to avoid looking for them and avoid this warning message.\n")
LOG.warning(err.message)
continue
# Read in schema payload and add to function import definition
payload_samples_schema_contents_dict = sdk_helpers.read_json_file(path_payload_samples_schema)
LOG.debug("Adding JSON output schema to '%s' from file: %s", fn_name, path_payload_samples_schema)
json_schema_key = os.path.splitext(BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_SCHEMA)[0]
fn[json_schema_key] = json.dumps(payload_samples_schema_contents_dict)
# Read in example payload and add to function import definition
payload_samples_example_contents_dict = sdk_helpers.read_json_file(path_payload_samples_example)
LOG.debug("Adding JSON output example to '%s' from file: %s", fn_name, path_payload_samples_example)
json_example_key = os.path.splitext(BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_EXAMPLE)[0]
fn[json_example_key] = json.dumps(payload_samples_example_contents_dict)
if path_validate_report:
path_zipped_validate_report = os.path.join(path_build, os.path.basename(path_validate_report))
shutil.copy(path_validate_report, path_zipped_validate_report)
else:
LOG.warn("WARNING: If a validation report is not included with your submission, it will get rejected. Run this command with the '--validate' flag to include validations.")
# Write the customize ImportDefinition to the app*.zip export.res file
sdk_helpers.write_file(path_export_res, json.dumps(import_definition, sort_keys=True))
# Copy the built distribution to the build dir, enforce rename to .tar.gz
shutil.copy(path_built_distribution, os.path.join(path_build, "{0}.tar.gz".format(extension_name)))
# Create the app.zip (Extension Zip) by zipping the build directory
extension_zip_base_path = os.path.join(output_dir, "{0}{1}".format(PREFIX_EXTENSION_ZIP, extension_name))
extension_zip_name = shutil.make_archive(base_name=extension_zip_base_path, format="zip", root_dir=path_build)
path_the_extension_zip = os.path.join(extension_zip_base_path, extension_zip_name)
except SDKException as err:
raise err
except Exception as err:
raise SDKException(err)
finally:
# Remove the build dir. Keep it if user passes --keep-build-dir
if not keep_build_dir:
shutil.rmtree(path_build)
LOG.info("App %s.zip created", "{0}{1}".format(PREFIX_EXTENSION_ZIP, extension_name))
# Return the path to the extension zip
return path_the_extension_zip
def execute_command(self, args):
LOG.debug("docgen called with %s", args)
# Set docgen name for SDKException
SDKException.command_ran = self.CMD_NAME
# Get absolute path_to_src
path_to_src = os.path.abspath(args.p)
LOG.debug("Path to project: %s", path_to_src)
# Instansiate Jinja2 Environment with path to Jinja2 templates
jinja_env = sdk_helpers.setup_jinja_env("data/docgen/templates")
# Load the Jinja2 Templates
readme_template = jinja_env.get_template(README_TEMPLATE_NAME)
# Generate path to setup.py file
path_setup_py_file = os.path.join(path_to_src,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_SETUP_PY)
try:
# Ensure we have read permissions for setup.py
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_setup_py_file)
except SDKException as err:
err.message += "\nEnsure you are in the directory of the package you want to run docgen for"
raise err
# Parse the setup.py file
setup_py_attributes = package_helpers.parse_setup_py(
path_setup_py_file,
package_helpers.SUPPORTED_SETUP_PY_ATTRIBUTE_NAMES)
package_name = setup_py_attributes.get("name", "")
# Generate paths to other required directories + files
path_customize_py_file = os.path.join(
path_to_src, package_name, package_helpers.PATH_CUSTOMIZE_PY)
path_config_py_file = os.path.join(path_to_src, package_name,
package_helpers.PATH_CONFIG_PY)
path_readme = os.path.join(path_to_src,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_README)
path_screenshots_dir = os.path.join(path_to_src,
package_helpers.PATH_SCREENSHOTS)
path_payload_samples_dir = os.path.join(
path_to_src, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_DIR)
# Ensure we have read permissions for each required file and the file exists
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_setup_py_file,
path_customize_py_file,
path_config_py_file)
# Check doc/screenshots directory exists, if not, create it + copy default screenshot
if not os.path.isdir(path_screenshots_dir):
os.makedirs(path_screenshots_dir)
shutil.copy(package_helpers.PATH_DEFAULT_SCREENSHOT,
path_screenshots_dir)
# Get the resilient_circuits dependency string from setup.py file
res_circuits_dep_str = package_helpers.get_dependency_from_install_requires(
setup_py_attributes.get("install_requires"), "resilient_circuits")
if not res_circuits_dep_str:
res_circuits_dep_str = package_helpers.get_dependency_from_install_requires(
setup_py_attributes.get("install_requires"),
"resilient-circuits")
# Get ImportDefinition from customize.py
customize_py_import_def = package_helpers.get_import_definition_from_customize_py(
path_customize_py_file)
# Parse the app.configs from the config.py file
jinja_app_configs = package_helpers.get_configs_from_config_py(
path_config_py_file)
# Get field names from ImportDefinition
field_names = []
for f in customize_py_import_def.get("fields", []):
f_export_key = f.get("export_key")
if "incident/" in f_export_key and f_export_key not in IGNORED_INCIDENT_FIELDS:
field_names.append(f.get(ResilientObjMap.FIELDS, ""))
# Get data from ImportDefinition
import_def_data = sdk_helpers.get_from_export(
customize_py_import_def,
message_destinations=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.MESSAGE_DESTINATIONS,
customize_py_import_def.get("message_destinations")),
functions=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.FUNCTIONS,
customize_py_import_def.get("functions")),
workflows=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.WORKFLOWS,
customize_py_import_def.get("workflows")),
rules=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.RULES, customize_py_import_def.get("actions")),
fields=field_names,
artifact_types=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.INCIDENT_ARTIFACT_TYPES,
customize_py_import_def.get("incident_artifact_types")),
datatables=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.DATATABLES,
customize_py_import_def.get("types")),
tasks=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.TASKS,
customize_py_import_def.get("automatic_tasks")),
scripts=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.SCRIPTS,
customize_py_import_def.get("scripts")),
playbooks=sdk_helpers.get_object_api_names(
ResilientObjMap.PLAYBOOKS,
customize_py_import_def.get("playbooks", [])))
# Lists we use in Jinja Templates
jinja_functions = self._get_function_details(
import_def_data.get("functions", []),
import_def_data.get("workflows", []))
jinja_scripts = self._get_script_details(
import_def_data.get("scripts", []))
jinja_rules = self._get_rule_details(import_def_data.get("rules", []))
jinja_datatables = self._get_datatable_details(
import_def_data.get("datatables", []))
jinja_custom_fields = self._get_custom_fields_details(
import_def_data.get("fields", []))
jinja_custom_artifact_types = self._get_custom_artifact_details(
import_def_data.get("artifact_types", []))
jinja_playbooks = self._get_playbook_details(
import_def_data.get("playbooks", []))
# Other variables for Jinja Templates
package_name_dash = package_name.replace("_", "-")
server_version = customize_py_import_def.get("server_version", {})
supported_app = sdk_helpers.does_url_contain(
setup_py_attributes.get("url", ""), "ibm.com/mysupport")
# See if a payload_samples dir exists and use the contents for function results
try:
sdk_helpers.validate_dir_paths(os.R_OK, path_payload_samples_dir)
for f in jinja_functions:
fn_name = f.get("x_api_name")
path_payload_samples_fn_name = os.path.join(
path_payload_samples_dir, fn_name)
path_output_json_example = os.path.join(
path_payload_samples_fn_name,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_EXAMPLE)
try:
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK,
path_output_json_example)
f["results"] = sdk_helpers.read_json_file(
path_output_json_example)
except SDKException as e:
sdk_helpers.handle_file_not_found_error(
e,
u"Error getting results. No '{0}' file found for '{1}'."
.format(
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_EXAMPLE,
fn_name))
except SDKException as e:
sdk_helpers.handle_file_not_found_error(
e, u"Error getting results. No '{0}' directory found.".format(
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_EXAMPLE))
LOG.info("Rendering README for %s", package_name_dash)
# Render the README Jinja2 Templeate with parameters
rendered_readme = readme_template.render({
"name_underscore":
package_name,
"name_dash":
package_name_dash,
"display_name":
setup_py_attributes.get("display_name", package_name),
"short_description":
setup_py_attributes.get("description"),
"long_description":
setup_py_attributes.get("long_description"),
"version":
setup_py_attributes.get("version"),
"server_version":
server_version.get("version"),
"all_dependencies":
setup_py_attributes.get("install_requires", []),
"res_circuits_dependency_str":
res_circuits_dep_str,
"author":
setup_py_attributes.get("author"),
"support_url":
setup_py_attributes.get("url"),
"supported_app":
supported_app,
"app_configs":
jinja_app_configs[1],
"functions":
jinja_functions,
"scripts":
jinja_scripts,
"rules":
jinja_rules,
"datatables":
jinja_datatables,
"custom_fields":
jinja_custom_fields,
"custom_artifact_types":
jinja_custom_artifact_types,
"playbooks":
jinja_playbooks,
"placeholder_string":
constants.DOCGEN_PLACEHOLDER_STRING
})
# Create a backup if needed of README
sdk_helpers.rename_to_bak_file(path_readme,
package_helpers.PATH_DEFAULT_README)
LOG.info("Writing README to: %s", path_readme)
# Write the new README
sdk_helpers.write_file(path_readme, rendered_readme)
def execute_command(self, args):
"""
Function that creates The App.zip file from the give source path and returns
the path to the new App.zip
:param args: Arguments from command line:
- **args.package**: path to directory that must include a setup.py, customize.py and config.py file.
- **args.cmd**: `package` in this case
- **args.display_name**: will give the App that display name. Default: name from setup.py file
- **args.repository_name**: if defined, it will replace the default image repository name in app.json for
container access.
- **args.keep_build_dir**: if defined, dist/build/ will not be removed.
- **args.no_samples**: if defined, set path_payload_samples to None.
- **args.validate**: if defined, run ``validate`` and save report in packaged app.
:type args: argparse Namespace
:return: Path to new app.zip
:rtype: str
"""
# Set name for SDKException
SDKException.command_ran = self.CMD_NAME
# Get absolute path_to_src
path_to_src = os.path.abspath(args.package)
LOG.debug("\nPath to project: %s", path_to_src)
# Ensure the src directory exists and we have WRITE access
sdk_helpers.validate_dir_paths(os.W_OK, path_to_src)
# Generate path to setup.py file
path_setup_py_file = os.path.join(path_to_src,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_SETUP_PY)
# Ensure we have read permissions for setup.py
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_setup_py_file)
# Parse the setup.py file
setup_py_attributes = package_helpers.parse_setup_py(
path_setup_py_file,
package_helpers.SUPPORTED_SETUP_PY_ATTRIBUTE_NAMES)
LOG.debug("\nProject name: %s",
setup_py_attributes.get("name", "unknown"))
# Generate paths to files required to create app
path_docker_file = os.path.join(path_to_src,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_DOCKER_FILE)
path_entry_point = os.path.join(path_to_src,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_ENTRY_POINT)
path_apikey_permissions_file = os.path.join(
path_to_src, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_APIKEY_PERMS_FILE)
path_output_dir = os.path.join(path_to_src,
package_helpers.BASE_NAME_DIST_DIR)
path_extension_logo = os.path.join(
path_to_src, package_helpers.PATH_ICON_EXTENSION_LOGO)
path_company_logo = os.path.join(
path_to_src, package_helpers.PATH_ICON_COMPANY_LOGO)
path_payload_samples = os.path.join(
path_to_src, package_helpers.BASE_NAME_PAYLOAD_SAMPLES_DIR)
# if --no-samples flag, set path_payload_samples to None
if args.no_samples:
path_payload_samples = None
# if --validate flag is set, run validate command
# else set the path to the file if it exists or None if doesn't exist
if args.validate:
LOG.info(
"Validation on {0} is starting. \nTo skip, run the 'package' command without the '--validate' flag.\nValidations can be executated separately by running: \n 'resilient-sdk validate -p {0}' \nto see more in-depth results.\n"
.format(args.package))
validate_args = self.cmd_validate.parser.parse_known_args()[0]
path_validate_report = self.cmd_validate.execute_command(
validate_args, output_suppressed=True, run_from_package=True)
else:
path_validate_report = package_helpers.check_validate_report_exists(
)
# Ensure the 'Dockerfile' and 'entrypoint.sh' files exist and we have READ access
sdk_helpers.validate_file_paths(os.R_OK, path_docker_file,
path_entry_point)
LOG.info("\nBuild Distribution starting\n")
# Create the build distribution
use_setuptools.run_setup(setup_script=path_setup_py_file,
args=["sdist", "--formats=gztar"])
LOG.info("\nBuild Distribution finished. See: %s", path_output_dir)
# Create the app
path_the_extension_zip = package_helpers.create_extension(
path_setup_py_file=path_setup_py_file,
path_apikey_permissions_file=path_apikey_permissions_file,
output_dir=path_output_dir,
custom_display_name=args.display_name,
repository_name=args.repository_name,
keep_build_dir=args.keep_build_dir,
path_extension_logo=path_extension_logo,
path_company_logo=path_company_logo,
path_payload_samples=path_payload_samples,
path_validate_report=path_validate_report,
image_hash=args.image_hash)
LOG.info("App created at: %s", path_the_extension_zip)
return path_the_extension_zip