michaelweiser
commented
2 years ago It appears, we're not as bad as thought in test coverage (measured using `coverage.py):
$ coverage run tests/test.py
[...]
Ran 73 tests in 4.957s
OK
$ coverage report
Name Stmts Miss Cover
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peekaboo/__init__.py 8 0 100%
peekaboo/config.py 231 20 91%
peekaboo/db.py 300 98 67%
peekaboo/exceptions.py 12 0 100%
peekaboo/ruleset/__init__.py 41 10 76%
peekaboo/ruleset/engine.py 97 49 49%
peekaboo/ruleset/expressions.py 314 51 84%
peekaboo/ruleset/rules.py 318 89 72%
peekaboo/sample.py 220 48 78%
peekaboo/toolbox/__init__.py 0 0 100%
peekaboo/toolbox/cortex.py 325 163 50%
peekaboo/toolbox/cuckoo.py 204 132 35%
peekaboo/toolbox/file.py 55 5 91%
peekaboo/toolbox/known.py 59 13 78%
peekaboo/toolbox/ole.py 81 4 95%
peekaboo/toolbox/peekabooyar.py 12 6 50%
tests/test.py 1080 21 98%
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TOTAL 3357 709 79%But: As suspected, daemon.py and server.py are notably absent.
This is the first round of fixups for fallout caused by our whole-sale switch to asyncio. So far it's mostly functions unavailable in pyhton 3.6 or 3.7 which our testsuite didn't catch due to missing coverage.