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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2022-2023 Blender Authors
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
# ./blender.bin --background -noaudio --python tests/python/bl_pyapi_bpy_driver_secure_eval.py -- --verbose
import bpy
import unittest
import builtins
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Mock Environment
expect_unreachable_msg = "This function should _NEVER_ run!"
# Internal check, to ensure this actually runs as expected.
expect_unreachable_count = 0
def expect_os_unreachable():
global expect_unreachable_count
expect_unreachable_count += 1
raise Exception(expect_unreachable_msg)
__import__("os").expect_os_unreachable = expect_os_unreachable
expect_open_unreachable_count = 0
def open_expect_unreachable(*args, **kwargs):
global expect_open_unreachable_count
expect_open_unreachable_count += 1
raise Exception(expect_unreachable_msg)
mock_builtins = {**builtins.__dict__, **{"open": open_expect_unreachable}}
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Utility Functions
def is_expression_secure(expr_str, verbose):
"""
Return (ok, code) where ok is true if expr_str is considered secure.
"""
# Internal function only for testing (not part of the public API).
from _bpy import _driver_secure_code_test
expr_code = compile(expr_str, "<is_expression_secure>", 'eval')
ok = _driver_secure_code_test(expr_code, verbose=verbose)
return ok, expr_code
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tests (Accept)
class _TestExprMixIn:
"""
Sub-classes must define:
- expressions_expect_secure: boolean, the expected secure state.
- expressions: A sequence of expressions that must evaluate in the driver name-space.
Optionally:
- expressions_expect_unreachable:
A boolean, when true, it's expected each expression should call
``expect_os_unreachable`` or ``expect_open_unreachable``.
"""
# Sub-class may override.
expressions_expect_unreachable = False
def assertSecure(self, expect_secure, expr_str):
is_secure, expr_code = is_expression_secure(
expr_str,
# Only verbose when secure as this is will result in an failure,
# in that case it's useful to know which op-codes caused the test to unexpectedly fail.
verbose=expect_secure,
)
if is_secure != expect_secure:
raise self.failureException(
"Expression \"%s\" was expected to be %s" %
(expr_str, "secure" if expect_secure else "insecure"))
# NOTE: executing is not essential, it's just better to ensure the expressions make sense.
try:
exec(
expr_code,
{"__builtins__": mock_builtins},
{**bpy.app.driver_namespace, **{"__builtins__": mock_builtins}},
)
# exec(expr_code, {}, bpy.app.driver_namespace)
ex = None
except BaseException as ex_test:
ex = ex_test
if self.expressions_expect_unreachable:
if ex and ex.args == (expect_unreachable_msg,):
ex = None
elif not ex:
raise self.failureException("Expression \"%s\" failed to run `os.expect_os_unreachable`" % (expr_str,))
else:
# An unknown exception was raised, use the exception below.
pass
if ex:
raise self.failureException("Expression \"%s\" failed to evaluate with error: %r" % (expr_str, ex))
def test_expr(self):
expect_secure = self.expressions_expect_secure
for expr_str in self.expressions:
self.assertSecure(expect_secure, expr_str)
class TestExprMixIn_Accept(_TestExprMixIn):
expressions_expect_secure = True
class TestExprMixIn_Reject(_TestExprMixIn):
expressions_expect_secure = False
class TestAcceptLiteralNumbers(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("1", "1_1", "1.1", "1j", "0x1", "0o1", "0b1")
class TestAcceptLiteralStrings(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("''", "'_'", "r''", "r'_'", "'''_'''")
class TestAcceptSequencesEmpty(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("()", "[]", "{}", "[[]]", "(())")
class TestAcceptSequencesSimple(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("('', '')", "['', '_']", "{'', '_'}", "{'': '_'}")
class TestAcceptSequencesExpand(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("(*('', '_'),)", "[*(), *[]]", "{*{1, 2}}")
class TestAcceptSequencesComplex(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("[1, 2, 3][-1:0:-1][0]", "1 in (1, 2)", "False if 1 in {1, 2} else True")
class TestAcceptMathOperators(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("4 / 4", "4 * 4", "4 // 4", "2 ** 2", "4 ^ -1", "4 & 1", "4 % 1")
class TestAcceptMathFunctionsSimple(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("sin(pi)", "degrees(pi / 2)", "clamp(4, 0, 1)")
class TestAcceptMathFunctionsComplex(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Accept):
expressions = ("-(sin(pi) ** 2) / 2", "floor(22 / 7)", "ceil(pi + 1)")
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tests (Reject)
class TestRejectLiteralFStrings(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Reject):
# F-String's are not supported as `BUILD_STRING` op-code is disabled,
# while it may be safe to enable that needs to be double-checked.
# Further it doesn't seem useful for typical math expressions used in drivers.
expressions = ("f''", "f'{1}'", "f'{\"_\"}'")
class TestRejectModuleAccess(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Reject):
# Each of these commands _must_ run `expect_os_unreachable`,
# and must also be rejected as insecure - otherwise we have problems.
expressions_expect_unreachable = True
expressions = (
"__import__('os').expect_os_unreachable()",
"exec(\"__import__('os').expect_os_unreachable()\")",
"(globals().update(__import__('os').__dict__), expect_os_unreachable())",
"__builtins__['getattr'](__builtins__['__import__']('os'), 'expect_os_unreachable')()",
)
# Ensure the functions are actually called.
def setUp(self):
self._count = expect_unreachable_count
def tearDown(self):
count_actual = expect_unreachable_count - self._count
count_expect = len(self.expressions)
if count_actual != count_expect:
raise Exception(
"Expected 'os.expect_os_unreachable' to be called %d times but was called %d times" %
(count_expect, count_actual),
)
class TestRejectOpenAccess(unittest.TestCase, TestExprMixIn_Reject):
# Each of these commands _must_ run `expect_open_unreachable`,
# and must also be rejected as insecure - otherwise we have problems.
expressions_expect_unreachable = True
expressions = (
"open('file.txt', 'r')",
"exec(\"open('file.txt', 'r')\")",
"(globals().update({'fake_open': __builtins__['open']}), fake_open())",
)
# Ensure the functions are actually called.
def setUp(self):
self._count = expect_open_unreachable_count
def tearDown(self):
count_actual = expect_open_unreachable_count - self._count
count_expect = len(self.expressions)
if count_actual != count_expect:
raise Exception(
"Expected 'open' to be called %d times but was called %d times" %
(count_expect, count_actual),
)
if __name__ == '__main__':
import sys
sys.argv = [__file__] + (sys.argv[sys.argv.index("--") + 1:] if "--" in sys.argv else [])
unittest.main()