Integrate logging to application/features/. #38
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WalkthroughThe changes across multiple files introduce logging functionality to enhance traceability and error handling in various classes and methods. Each file now includes a logger that captures significant events, connection attempts, and error conditions, improving the observability of operations without altering the core functionality of the code. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Audio
participant AudioWebSocket
User->>Audio: Connect
Audio->>AudioWebSocket: Establish WebSocket
AudioWebSocket-->>User: Connection Established
Audio->>Audio: Launch Audio
Audio-->>User: Audio Launched
Audio->>Audio: Handle Errors
Audio-->>User: Error Logged
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participant User
participant Connection
participant ForwardServerHandler
User->>Connection: Connect
Connection->>ForwardServerHandler: Establish Connection
ForwardServerHandler-->>User: Connection Established
Connection->>Connection: Track Status
Connection-->>User: Status Logged
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Actionable comments posted: 31
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application/features/mywebsockify.py (1)
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10-14: Approve authentication enhancement and suggest loggingThe addition of
local_authcheck enhances security by adding an extra layer of authentication. This is a good improvement.Consider adding logging statements to track authentication attempts and failures. For example:
def auth_connection(self): super(MyProxyRequestHandler, self).auth_connection() logger.info(f"Authenticating connection from {self.client_address}") if not local_auth(headers=self.headers, abort_func=self.server.server_close): logger.warning(f"Authentication failed for {self.client_address}") return logger.info(f"Authentication successful for {self.client_address}")This will provide valuable information for monitoring and debugging authentication issues.
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auth_connectionAdd return type annotation:
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selfin method(ANN101)
application/features/Term.py (2)
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57-67: LGTM: Logging added to launch_shell method. Consider adding return type annotation.The debug log message is well-placed and provides useful information about the shell launching process.
Consider adding a return type annotation to the
launch_shellmethod for improved type hinting:def launch_shell(self) -> Tuple[bool, str]: try: logger.debug("Term: Launching Shell Terminal") self.channel = self.client.invoke_shell('xterm-256color') except Exception as e: return False, str(e) self.id = uuid.uuid4().hex TERM_CONNECTIONS[self.id] = self return True, self.idAlso, add
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connect(ANN201)
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selfin method(ANN101)
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*args(ANN002)
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**kwargs(ANN003)
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launch_shell(ANN201)
57-57: Missing type annotation for
selfin method(ANN101)
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70-76: LGTM: Logging added to resize method. Consider using logger's built-in formatting.The debug log message is well-placed and provides useful information about the resizing process.
Consider using the logger's built-in formatting instead of an f-string for slightly better performance:
logger.debug("Term: Resizing Term to %dx%d", width, height)This change is minor and optional, as the performance impact of using an f-string here is negligible.
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resize(ANN201)
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selfin method(ANN101)
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width(ANN001)
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height(ANN001)
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application/features/SFTP.py (1)
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174-202: LGTM: Added logging for rm and mkdir operationsThe addition of debug log messages in the
rmandmkdirmethods improves the traceability of file removal and directory creation operations.
- To address the G004 warnings from the static analysis tool, use the logger's built-in string formatting:
logger.debug("SFTP: Execute Command %s", ' '.join(cmd_list)) logger.debug("SFTP: Make directory %s at %s", name, cwd)
- For consistency, replace the remaining print statements in the
rmmethod with logging:if len(stderr_lines) != 0: logger.warning("SFTP: rm command produced errors: %s", stderr_lines) result = 'Some files are not removed due to insufficient permissions'
- Consider adding an error log message in the
mkdirmethod when the operation fails:if len(stderr_lines) != 0: logger.error("SFTP: mkdir failed: %s", stderr_lines[0]) return False, stderr_lines[0]These changes will improve consistency in error handling and logging throughout the class.
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name(ANN001)
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application/features/VNC.py (2)
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35-63: Good addition of logging statements, but some improvements needed.The added logging statements significantly improve the traceability of the websocket proxy thread lifecycle. This will be very helpful for debugging and monitoring.
However, there are a couple of issues to address:
- On line 57, you're using an f-string in a logging statement. It's generally more efficient to use logger's built-in string formatting.
Change:
logger.debug(f"VNC: Run websockify on websocket port {local_websocket_port} and vncport {local_vnc_port}")To:
logger.debug("VNC: Run websockify on websocket port %s and vncport %s", local_websocket_port, local_vnc_port)
- On line 58, there's a potential security issue with the subprocess call. It's important to validate and sanitize any user input that goes into this command.
Consider using
shlex.quote()to escape any user-provided input in the command, or usesubprocess.run()with a list of arguments instead of a shell command string.
- The function is missing type annotations for its parameters and return value.
Consider adding type annotations:
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149-190: Good addition of debug logging, consider addressing TODO.The debug log statements for listing VNC servers, their output, and the VNC port improve the traceability of the VNC server launching process.
There's a TODO comment on line 175 that might need attention:
# TODO: can there be any other harmful errors?Consider creating a ticket to investigate and handle other potential harmful errors in the future.
Also, you might want to add more detailed logging around the relaunch process (lines 167-178) to provide better context in case of failures.
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elseafterreturnstatementRemove unnecessary
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application/features/Audio.py (2)
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92-116: LGTM with minor suggestions: Logging added, but consistency can be improved.The added logging enhances the traceability of the WebSocket connection process. However, there's room for minor improvements:
- Use f-strings consistently for all log messages. Some are already using f-strings, while others use the
formatmethod.- Consider adding more context to some log messages, such as including the
audio_idin the authentication failure message.Here's a suggested refactor for the logging statements:
logger.warning(f"AudioWebSocket: Local Authentication Failure for audio_id={audio_id}") logger.warning(f'AudioWebSocket: Requested audio_id={audio_id} does not exist.') logger.warning(f'AudioWebSocket: audio_id={audio_id}: unable to load pactl module-null-sink sink_name={sink_name}') logger.debug(f"AudioWebSocket: Load Module: {load_module_stdout_lines}")🧰 Tools
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136-163: LGTM with minor suggestions: Logging added, but function annotation missing.The added logging enhances the traceability of the writer thread process. However, there's a minor improvement that can be made:
- Add a return type annotation to the
writerfunction.Here's a suggested refactor:
def writer() -> None: logger.debug("AudioWebSocket: writer thread started") # ... (rest of the function remains the same) logger.debug("AudioWebSocket: writer thread ended")This change improves the function's type hinting, making it clear that the function doesn't return any value.
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📒 Files selected for processing (7)
- application/features/Audio.py (7 hunks)
- application/features/Connection.py (11 hunks)
- application/features/SFTP.py (10 hunks)
- application/features/Term.py (5 hunks)
- application/features/VNC.py (9 hunks)
- application/features/mywebsockify.py (2 hunks)
- application/features/vncpasswd.py (3 hunks)
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application/features/Audio.py
66-66: Missing return type annotation for public function
launch_audio(ANN201)
66-66: Missing type annotation for
selfin method(ANN101)
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Exception(BLE001)
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formatcallConvert to f-string
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72-72: Logging statement uses
str.format(G001)
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formatcallConvert to f-string
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str.format(G001)
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ffmpeg_launcherAdd return type annotation:
None(ANN202)
124-125: Implicitly concatenated string literals over multiple lines
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128-128: Logging statement uses f-string
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writerAdd return type annotation:
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187-187: Use f-string instead of
formatcallConvert to f-string
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str.format(G001)
198-198: Possible binding to all interfaces
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application/features/Connection.py
35-35: Missing return type annotation for public function
handle(ANN201)
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selfin method(ANN101)
57-62: Use format specifiers instead of percent format
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62-62: Trailing comma missing
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Noneshould becond is not NoneReplace with
cond is not None(E711)
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154-154: Missing return type annotation for public function
connect(ANN201)
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selfin method(ANN101)
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**auth_methods(ANN003)
156-156: Logging statement uses f-string
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port_forwardAdd return type annotation:
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is_eecg(ANN201)
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is_ecf(ANN201)
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application/features/SFTP.py
66-66: Logging statement uses f-string
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application/features/Term.py
57-57: Missing return type annotation for public function
launch_shell(ANN201)
57-57: Missing type annotation for
selfin method(ANN101)
71-71: Logging statement uses f-string
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handleConnectedAdd return type annotation:
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selfin method(ANN101)
96-96: Logging statement uses f-string
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writeallAdd return type annotation:
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handleCloseAdd return type annotation:
None(ANN201)
122-122: Missing type annotation for
selfin method(ANN101)
123-123: Logging statement uses f-string
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134-134: Use f-string instead of
formatcallConvert to f-string
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134-134: Logging statement uses
str.format(G001)
145-145: Possible binding to all interfaces
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application/features/VNC.py
34-34: Missing return type annotation for public function
websocket_proxy_threadAdd return type annotation:
None(ANN201)
34-34: Missing type annotation for function argument
local_websocket_port(ANN001)
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local_vnc_port(ANN001)
57-57: Logging statement uses f-string
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subprocesscall: check for execution of untrusted input(S603)
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get_vnc_password(ANN201)
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selfin method(ANN101)
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application/features/vncpasswd.py
48-48: Use f-string instead of
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🔇 Additional comments (18)
application/features/vncpasswd.py (3)
22-22: LGTM: Logging import addedThe addition of
import logging.configis appropriate for setting up logging in the module.
24-24: LGTM: Logger initializationThe logger is correctly initialized using
__name__, which is a best practice for module-level logging.
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22-48: Summary: Logging integration successfulThe changes successfully integrate logging into the
vncpasswd.pymodule without altering its core functionality. This addition enhances the traceability of password handling operations, which is valuable for debugging and auditing purposes.A few points to note:
- The logging setup is done correctly, following Python best practices.
- The debug log in the
vncpasswdfunction provides useful information without exposing sensitive data.- The changes are minimal and focused, reducing the risk of introducing bugs.
Overall, this is a solid improvement to the module's observability.
application/features/Term.py (4)
33-35: LGTM: Logging setup is correctly implemented.The addition of logging configuration and the creation of a logger instance for this module are well-implemented and follow best practices.
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1-150: LGTM: Overall structure and imports are well-maintained.The addition of logging functionality has been integrated smoothly into the existing file structure. The new imports are correctly placed and necessary for the added logging features.
The overall organization of the file remains consistent, which is excellent for maintainability and readability.
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handleConnectedAdd return type annotation:
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selfin method(ANN101)
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writeallAdd return type annotation:
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1-150: Overall assessment: Excellent addition of logging functionality.The introduction of logging throughout the
TermandTermWebSocketclasses significantly enhances the observability and debuggability of the code without altering its core functionality. The log messages are well-placed and provide valuable insights into the operation of the terminal and WebSocket connections.A few minor suggestions have been made to further improve the code:
- Adding return type annotations to methods.
- Using logger's built-in formatting instead of f-strings in some cases.
- Verifying the intentional binding to all interfaces in the SSL-enabled server setup.
These suggestions are mostly optional and do not detract from the overall quality of the implementation. Great job on improving the codebase!
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handleConnectedAdd return type annotation:
None(ANN201)
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writeallAdd return type annotation:
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handleCloseAdd return type annotation:
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134-150: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)LGTM: Logging added to terminal server setup. Consider minor improvements and verify intentional binding.
The added log messages provide valuable information about the terminal port and SSL certificate setup.
Consider the following improvements:
- Use an f-string or logger's built-in formatting instead of
str.format():logger.debug(f"Term: Terminal port {TERMINAL_PORT}") # or logger.debug("Term: Terminal port %s", TERMINAL_PORT)
- Verify that binding to all interfaces (0.0.0.0) on line 145 is intentional:
If binding to all interfaces is intentional, consider adding a comment explaining the security implications and any mitigations in place.
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application/features/SFTP.py (2)
29-31: LGTM: Proper logger setupThe addition of logging functionality is implemented correctly. Using
__name__as the logger name is a good practice for module-level logging, allowing for easy identification of the log source.
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1-202: Overall: Significant improvement in code observabilityThe addition of logging throughout the
SFTPclass greatly enhances the observability and debuggability of SFTP operations. The log messages are well-placed and provide valuable insights into the execution flow and potential issues.Key improvements:
- Consistent use of logging across all major operations (connect, ls, zip, rename, chmod, rm, mkdir).
- Appropriate use of log levels (debug for general operations, warning for potential issues).
- Improved error handling with informative log messages.
To further refine the implementation:
- Address the static analysis warnings by using the logger's built-in string formatting instead of f-strings.
- Replace remaining print statements with appropriate log messages.
- Ensure consistent error logging across all methods.
These changes have significantly improved the code quality without altering the core functionality. Great job on enhancing the maintainability and supportability of the SFTP class!
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application/features/VNC.py (3)
77-78: LGTM! Good addition of connection logging.The debug log statement for establishing a VNC connection improves traceability. This will be helpful for monitoring and debugging connection issues.
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135-141: LGTM! Good error logging for password reset.The addition of warning logs for errors during VNC password reset improves error traceability. The method handles different error cases well, including the specific case of "Disk quota exceeded".
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1-214: Overall, good integration of logging with some minor improvements needed.The changes consistently add logging throughout the file, significantly improving the traceability and debuggability of VNC-related operations. This aligns well with the PR objective of integrating logging into the application.
Key points:
- Logging statements have been added to all major methods and operations.
- The logging provides good context for debugging and monitoring.
- There are some minor issues with f-string usage in logging statements that should be addressed for better performance.
- Some methods could benefit from the addition of type annotations.
These changes will greatly enhance the ability to monitor and debug VNC-related functionality in the application. After addressing the minor issues mentioned in the previous comments, this PR will be ready for merge.
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application/features/Audio.py (6)
34-36: LGTM: Logging setup looks good.The logging configuration is imported correctly, and the logger is instantiated using the
__name__attribute, which is a good practice for module-level logging.
63-64: LGTM: Appropriate debug logging added.The debug log message provides useful information about the Audio connection establishment. The superclass's
connectmethod is correctly called, maintaining the original functionality.
173-177: LGTM: Appropriate debug logging added.The added debug log messages enhance the traceability of the WebSocket closure process. They provide useful information about module unloading and connection termination, which can be valuable for debugging and monitoring.
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1-203: LGTM: Logging well-integrated into existing code structure.The addition of logging functionality is well-integrated into the existing code structure. The necessary imports have been added, and the logging statements are appropriately placed throughout the file. This enhances the traceability and debuggability of the audio connection process without disrupting the overall flow of the code.
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ffmpeg_launcherAdd return type annotation:
None(ANN202)
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1-203: Overall assessment: Logging integration successful with minor improvements suggested.The integration of logging functionality throughout the
Audio.pyfile significantly enhances the traceability and debuggability of the audio connection process. This addition will greatly aid in monitoring and troubleshooting the application.Key points:
- Logging statements have been appropriately placed to capture important events and potential issues.
- Minor improvements in code style (use of f-strings) and type annotations have been suggested to enhance readability and maintainability.
- A potential security consideration regarding server binding has been identified and should be addressed.
Next steps:
- Implement the suggested minor improvements in code style and type annotations.
- Verify the intentionality of binding the server to all interfaces and implement appropriate security measures if necessary.
- Consider adding more detailed logging for critical operations or error conditions to further improve troubleshooting capabilities.
Overall, these changes represent a significant improvement in the application's observability while maintaining its core functionality.
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198-202: Security consideration: Potential exposure to external networks.The server is set up to listen on '0.0.0.0' when an SSL certificate path is provided. This configuration allows the server to accept connections from any network interface, which could potentially expose it to external networks.
To verify if this is intentional and secure, please run the following script:
If this exposure is not intentional, consider binding to '127.0.0.1' instead, which would restrict access to localhost only. If external access is required, ensure that proper security measures (like firewalls and authentication) are in place.
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application/features/Audio.py (1)
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126-167: LGTM with minor type annotation improvementsThe logging provides excellent visibility into the ffmpeg launcher and writer thread operations. Consider adding return type annotations to the functions:
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application/features/Audio.py (1)
68-72: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Consider using logger.exception and f-strings
The logging placement is good, but there are two improvements that could be made:
- Use
logger.exceptionfor automatic exception details inclusion- Use f-strings for string formatting
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application/features/vncpasswd.py (1)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/vncpasswd.py:48-48
Timestamp: 2025-01-03T18:12:50.266Z
Learning: For logging statements in the iCtrl codebase, user junhaoliao prefers using old-style `%` strings for variables (e.g., `logger.debug("message %s", var)`) instead of f-strings or `.format(...)`.
application/features/SFTP.py (2)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:140-140
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In this project, f-strings are preferred over passing arguments to logger methods in logging statements.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:66-66
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: Avoid logging sensitive information such as directory paths and file attributes to prevent exposing private data.
application/features/VNC.py (1)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/VNC.py:80-87
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: When reviewing PRs that focus on integrating logging, avoid suggesting adding type annotations.
application/features/Connection.py (3)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:288-289
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In logging statements, prefer f-strings over %-formatting.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:149-149
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In this project, f-strings are preferred over `%` formatting in logging statements.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:120-120
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: F-strings are preferred over `%` formatting in logging statements in this project.
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application/features/Audio.py
66-66: Missing return type annotation for public function launch_audio
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71-71: Do not catch blind exception: Exception
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116-116: Trailing comma missing
Add trailing comma
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125-125: Missing return type annotation for private function ffmpeg_launcher
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN202)
128-129: Implicitly concatenated string literals over multiple lines
(ISC002)
140-140: Missing return type annotation for private function writer
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN202)
201-201: Possible binding to all interfaces
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application/features/Term.py
57-57: Missing return type annotation for public function launch_shell
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88-88: Missing return type annotation for public function handleConnected
Add return type annotation: None
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106-106: Missing return type annotation for private function writeall
Add return type annotation: None
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120-120: Missing return type annotation for public function handleClose
Add return type annotation: None
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143-143: Possible binding to all interfaces
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application/features/VNC.py
34-34: Missing return type annotation for public function websocket_proxy_thread
Add return type annotation: None
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34-34: Missing type annotation for function argument local_websocket_port
(ANN001)
34-34: Missing type annotation for function argument local_vnc_port
(ANN001)
58-58: subprocess call: check for execution of untrusted input
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80-80: Missing return type annotation for public function get_vnc_password
(ANN201)
application/features/Connection.py
35-35: Missing return type annotation for public function handle
(ANN201)
152-152: Missing return type annotation for public function connect
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152-152: Missing type annotation for **auth_methods
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251-251: Missing return type annotation for public function port_forward
Add return type annotation: None
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251-251: Missing type annotation for *args
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255-255: Missing return type annotation for public function is_eecg
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260-260: Missing return type annotation for public function is_ecf
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application/features/vncpasswd.py (3)
24-24: Logger initialization looks good
Establishing a logger scoped by__name__is appropriate for this module.
48-48: Check for sensitive information
While this debug statement correctly uses the preferred style (%s), please ensure the path disclosure is acceptable at debug level. If the path or directory structure is sensitive, consider using a less verbose log level or omitting it altogether.
73-73: Change is consistent with the obfuscation logic
Returning the obfuscated password aligns well with the existing password-handling approach. No concerns here.application/features/VNC.py (7)
30-30: Import of logging configuration looks good
This import aligns with the logging setup established throughout the codebase.
35-37: Consistent and descriptive debug statements inwebsocket_proxy_thread
All these debug statements provide clear insight into the proxy server flow, such as starting the thread, handling requests, checking SSL paths, and closing the server. This improves traceability without exposing sensitive data.Also applies to: 46-49, 51-51, 54-54, 57-57, 63-63
77-77: Appropriate logging inconnectandget_vnc_password
- Logging the establishment of the VNC connection (line 77) is helpful for diagnosing connection issues.
- Warning about an empty password (line 84) is useful for security reviews, while not revealing any actual password.
Also applies to: 84-84
108-108: Error logging inremove_vnc_settings
Capturing the stderr text upon failure grants valuable troubleshooting information without disclosing any sensitive details.
135-135: Warning log for resetting VNC password
The warning message ensures failures in password reset are highlighted in logs. This is essential for identifying potential environment issues.
149-149: Detailed debug and warning logs inlaunch_vnc
- Logging the listing of VNC servers (line 149) and the server list output (line 157) is valuable for diagnosing stale sessions.
- Relaunching VNC servers (line 167) and warning on errors (line 173) keeps the user informed of high-level actions and failures.
- Printing the final VNC port (line 190) completes the chain of traceability for server setup.
Also applies to: 156-157, 167-167, 173-173, 190-190
206-207: Clear logs and return flow increate_tunnel
- Debug messages for local ports (lines 206-207) help track potential conflicts or concurrency issues.
- Returning
local_websocket_port(line 214) is straightforward, though consider logging if the return value ever fails to meet expectations.Also applies to: 214-214
application/features/Connection.py (13)
30-31: Logging setup
The addition ofimport logging.configand the logger initialization is consistent with the project’s approach.
38-38: Channel opening debug log
This helps trace forward server channel successes early in the request handling.
56-61: Connected tunnel debug
Logging the tunnel structure clarifies the open channel paths without revealing sensitive credentials.
80-80: Closing forward server channel
This log ensures full visibility into teardown stages.
116-117: Jump channel debug statements
These lines highlight that a jump channel is in use and log the connection attempt. Useful for diagnosing complex SSH tunnel flows.Also applies to: 118-118
145-145: Jump client logs
Documenting the initialization and opening of jump channels clarifies multi-hop SSH setups for future debugging.Also applies to: 147-147
154-154: Connection attempt log
Captures the host and user, making it easier to correlate connection issues.
165-165: Success log upon connecting
This completion log ensures a well-defined trace from attempt to success.
181-181: RSA key generation logs
Storing logs when private keys are written is helpful for auditing key creation workflows without revealing the key contents.Also applies to: 185-185
215-215: Public SSH key saved
Adds clarity around the final step of storing the user’s public key on the remote server.
241-241: Port forwarding thread logs
Guides debugging for the port forwarding lifecycle, aiding in diagnosing concurrency issues or partial forwarding states.Also applies to: 249-249
256-257: Host identification logs
Indicating whether the target iseecgorecfhelps manage environment- or domain-specific logic.Also applies to: 261-262
286-288: Load and session metrics logs
This data (pts count, load sum, etc.) can help detect high-load scenarios without exposing private user data. The logic to handle threshold checks is clearly discoverable from the logs.Also applies to: 298-298
application/features/Term.py (10)
33-33: Logging configuration and initialization
Consistent with the project’s established logging approach.Also applies to: 35-35
54-54: Terminal connection establishment
Provides visibility into the creation of a terminal connection, aligning with the logging pattern in other connection classes.
59-59: Shell launching log
Explicitly signaling the shell start is helpful when diagnosing interactive session issues.
71-71: Terminal resize log
Captures terminal dimension updates for troubleshooting UI or environment sizing problems.
85-85: WebSocket send message log
Indicates outgoing data from the terminal, supporting debugging of user input flow.
93-93: Local authentication failure warning
Properly warns about unauthorized attempts without revealing sensitive details, preserving security.
96-96: Connection and requested terminal checks
Distinguishes successful new connections from invalid ones. The logging is concise and clear.Also applies to: 100-100
107-107: Writeall thread logs
These debug logs capture continuous reading from the shell and the end-of-file scenario. Very useful for diagnosing partial or abrupt session closures.Also applies to: 111-111, 115-115
121-121: Closing terminal connection
Ensures a clear record of when a terminal session is terminated, aiding diagnostics of leftover resources.
132-132: Server initialization logs
- Logging the chosen terminal port and deciding whether to generate a certificate or use an existing one is essential for diagnosing environment setups.
- The final thread start log ensures that the background server is discoverable in logs.
Also applies to: 135-135, 140-140, 148-148
application/features/SFTP.py (8)
29-29: Logging initialization for SFTP
Matches the convention used in other features, keeping a uniform logging strategy.Also applies to: 31-31
46-46: SFTP connection logs
- Establishment logs at line 46 trace the handshake process.
- Opening the SFTP client at line 52 clarifies when the session is fully available for file operations.
Also applies to: 52-52
107-107: Zipping logic logs
Indicating when a path is a file vs. directory is crucial for debugging the recursive zipping flow.Also applies to: 110-110
124-124: Zip generator logs
Softens the debugging of file bundling processes, though consider limiting sensitive path details if privacy is a concern.Also applies to: 129-129
138-138: Rename operation log
Provides clarity on rename events, bridging the old and new names.
147-147: Permission change logs
- Debug log (line 147) documents the chmod target and mode.
- Warning log (line 150) captures any failures, preventing silent permission errors.
Also applies to: 150-150
171-171: File removal commands
Logs the exact commands for batch removal, which is vital when diagnosing incomplete file deletions.Also applies to: 182-182
194-194: Directory creation logs
Line 194 clarifies the requested directory name and location, line 199 ensures success is returned.Also applies to: 199-199
application/features/Audio.py (6)
34-36: LGTM: Proper logging setupThe logging configuration follows Python best practices using the standard logging module.
63-64: LGTM: Appropriate debug logging for connectionThe debug log message is well-placed to track the audio connection establishment.
92-92: LGTM: Appropriate warning logs for error conditionsThe warning logs effectively capture authentication failures and invalid audio ID requests.
Also applies to: 97-97
113-120: LGTM: Well-structured logging for module operationsThe logging effectively captures both success and failure scenarios of module loading with appropriate context.
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116-116: Trailing comma missing
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177-177: LGTM: Proper cleanup loggingThe debug logs effectively track the cleanup process including module unloading and connection termination.
Also applies to: 180-180
190-198: Review security implications of binding to all interfacesWhile the logging is appropriate, binding to '0.0.0.0' (all interfaces) when SSL_CERT_PATH is set could pose security risks if not intentional.
Please verify if binding to all interfaces is required. If not, consider binding to localhost only:
- audio_server = SimpleSSLWebSocketServer('0.0.0.0', AUDIO_PORT, AudioWebSocket, + audio_server = SimpleSSLWebSocketServer('127.0.0.1', AUDIO_PORT, AudioWebSocket,Let's verify the current usage:
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application/features/vncpasswd.py (1)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/vncpasswd.py:48-48
Timestamp: 2025-01-03T18:12:50.266Z
Learning: For logging statements in the iCtrl codebase, user junhaoliao prefers using old-style `%` strings for variables (e.g., `logger.debug("message %s", var)`) instead of f-strings or `.format(...)`.
application/features/SFTP.py (2)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:140-140
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In this project, f-strings are preferred over passing arguments to logger methods in logging statements.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:66-66
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: Avoid logging sensitive information such as directory paths and file attributes to prevent exposing private data.
application/features/VNC.py (1)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/VNC.py:80-87
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: When reviewing PRs that focus on integrating logging, avoid suggesting adding type annotations.
application/features/Connection.py (3)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:288-289
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In logging statements, prefer f-strings over %-formatting.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:149-149
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In this project, f-strings are preferred over `%` formatting in logging statements.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:120-120
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: F-strings are preferred over `%` formatting in logging statements in this project.
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application/features/Term.py
57-57: Missing return type annotation for public function launch_shell
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90-90: Missing return type annotation for public function handleConnected
Add return type annotation: None
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108-108: Missing return type annotation for private function writeall
Add return type annotation: None
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122-122: Missing return type annotation for public function handleClose
Add return type annotation: None
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application/features/SFTP.py
147-147: Missing return type annotation for public function chmod
(ANN201)
147-147: Missing type annotation for function argument path
(ANN001)
147-147: Missing type annotation for function argument mode
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147-147: Missing type annotation for function argument recursive
(ANN001)
application/features/Audio.py
66-66: Missing return type annotation for public function launch_audio
(ANN201)
116-116: Trailing comma missing
Add trailing comma
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125-125: Missing return type annotation for private function ffmpeg_launcher
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN202)
128-129: Implicitly concatenated string literals over multiple lines
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140-140: Missing return type annotation for private function writer
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN202)
application/features/VNC.py
34-34: Missing return type annotation for public function websocket_proxy_thread
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN201)
34-34: Missing type annotation for function argument local_websocket_port
(ANN001)
34-34: Missing type annotation for function argument local_vnc_port
(ANN001)
58-58: subprocess call: check for execution of untrusted input
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80-80: Missing return type annotation for public function get_vnc_password
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application/features/Connection.py
35-35: Missing return type annotation for public function handle
(ANN201)
155-155: Missing return type annotation for public function connect
(ANN201)
155-155: Missing type annotation for **auth_methods
(ANN003)
253-253: Missing return type annotation for public function port_forward
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN201)
253-253: Missing type annotation for *args
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257-257: Missing return type annotation for public function is_eecg
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262-262: Missing return type annotation for public function is_ecf
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application/features/SFTP.py (2)
29-31: LGTM: Logger initializationThe logger is properly initialized at the module level.
46-56: LGTM: Connection logging with proper error handlingThe logging implementation in the connect method follows good practices:
- Debug logs for connection steps
- Exception logging with full traceback using
logger.exceptionapplication/features/Audio.py (4)
34-36: LGTM: Logger initializationThe logger is properly initialized at the module level.
63-72: LGTM: Proper exception logging in Audio classGood use of logging:
- Debug logs for connection steps
- Exception logging with full traceback using
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190-190: LGTM: SSL configuration loggingGood use of logging to track SSL configuration steps and port assignment.
Also applies to: 193-193, 198-198
126-136: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Add return type hints to thread functions
The
ffmpeg_launcherfunction is missing a return type annotation.- def ffmpeg_launcher(): + def ffmpeg_launcher() -> None:Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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application/features/SFTP.py (1)
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177-188: Refactor rm command logging
- Consolidate duplicate logging logic
- Avoid logging sensitive command details
+ def _log_rm_execution(self, batch=False): + logger.debug(f"SFTP: Executing remove command{' (batch)' if batch else ''}") # In the first block - logger.debug("SFTP: Execute Command %s with file counter of 50", ' '.join(cmd_list)) + self._log_rm_execution(batch=True) # In the second block - logger.debug("SFTP: Execute Command %s", ' '.join(cmd_list)) + self._log_rm_execution()
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application/features/SFTP.py (2)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:140-140
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In this project, f-strings are preferred over passing arguments to logger methods in logging statements.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:66-66
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: Avoid logging sensitive information such as directory paths and file attributes to prevent exposing private data.
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application/features/SFTP.py
61-61: Missing return type annotation for public function ls
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61-61: Missing type annotation for function argument path
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150-150: Missing return type annotation for public function chmod
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150-150: Missing type annotation for function argument path
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150-150: Missing type annotation for function argument mode
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150-150: Missing type annotation for function argument recursive
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application/features/SFTP.py (4)
46-56: LGTM: Well-structured logging in connect methodThe logging implementation effectively traces the connection process with appropriate log levels and error handling.
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64-85: Remove sensitive path information from logsBased on previous feedback, we should avoid logging directory paths to prevent exposing private information.
- logger.debug("SFTP: Execute ls on path %s", path) + logger.debug("SFTP: Executing ls command") - logger.debug("SFTP: Execute ls on the current working directory") + logger.debug("SFTP: Executing ls command on current directory")🧰 Tools
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61-61: Missing return type annotation for public function
ls(ANN201)
61-61: Missing type annotation for function argument
path(ANN001)
129-134:⚠️ Potential issueRemove sensitive path information from zip_generator logs
Avoid logging directory and file paths to prevent exposing private information.
- logger.debug("SFTP: zip_generator on directory: %s", cwd) + logger.debug("SFTP: Starting zip generation") - logger.debug("SFTP: zip_generator on file: %s", file) + logger.debug("SFTP: Processing file for zip")Likely invalid or redundant comment.
112-115:⚠️ Potential issueRemove sensitive path information from zip logs
Avoid logging full paths to prevent exposing private information.
- logger.debug("SFTP: %s is a file", fullpath) + logger.debug("SFTP: Processing a file in zip operation") - logger.debug("SFTP: %s is a directory", fullpath) + logger.debug("SFTP: Processing a directory in zip operation")Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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application/features/vncpasswd.py (1)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/vncpasswd.py:48-48
Timestamp: 2025-01-03T18:12:50.266Z
Learning: For logging statements in the iCtrl codebase, user junhaoliao prefers using old-style `%` strings for variables (e.g., `logger.debug("message %s", var)`) instead of f-strings or `.format(...)`.
application/features/mywebsockify.py (1)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/mywebsockify.py:5-7
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: The logging configuration is added in PR #28; missing logging configurations in other files are handled in that PR.
application/features/SFTP.py (2)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:140-140
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In this project, f-strings are preferred over passing arguments to logger methods in logging statements.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/SFTP.py:66-66
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: Avoid logging sensitive information such as directory paths and file attributes to prevent exposing private data.
application/features/VNC.py (1)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/VNC.py:80-87
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: When reviewing PRs that focus on integrating logging, avoid suggesting adding type annotations.
application/features/Connection.py (3)
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:288-289
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In logging statements, prefer f-strings over %-formatting.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:149-149
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: In this project, f-strings are preferred over `%` formatting in logging statements.
Learnt from: junhaoliao
PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#38
File: application/features/Connection.py:120-120
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T14:17:55.232Z
Learning: F-strings are preferred over `%` formatting in logging statements in this project.
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application/features/Audio.py
66-66: Missing return type annotation for public function launch_audio
(ANN201)
116-116: Trailing comma missing
Add trailing comma
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125-125: Missing return type annotation for private function ffmpeg_launcher
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN202)
128-129: Implicitly concatenated string literals over multiple lines
(ISC002)
140-140: Missing return type annotation for private function writer
Add return type annotation: None
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application/features/SFTP.py
61-61: Missing return type annotation for public function ls
(ANN201)
61-61: Missing type annotation for function argument path
(ANN001)
150-150: Missing return type annotation for public function chmod
(ANN201)
150-150: Missing type annotation for function argument path
(ANN001)
150-150: Missing type annotation for function argument mode
(ANN001)
150-150: Missing type annotation for function argument recursive
(ANN001)
156-156: f-string without any placeholders
Remove extraneous f prefix
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156-156: Logging statement uses f-string
(G004)
application/features/Term.py
57-57: Missing return type annotation for public function launch_shell
(ANN201)
90-90: Missing return type annotation for public function handleConnected
Add return type annotation: None
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108-108: Missing return type annotation for private function writeall
Add return type annotation: None
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122-122: Missing return type annotation for public function handleClose
Add return type annotation: None
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application/features/VNC.py
57-57: subprocess call: check for execution of untrusted input
(S603)
79-79: Missing return type annotation for public function get_vnc_password
(ANN201)
application/features/Connection.py
35-35: Missing return type annotation for public function handle
(ANN201)
155-155: Missing return type annotation for public function connect
(ANN201)
155-155: Missing type annotation for **auth_methods
(ANN003)
253-253: Missing return type annotation for public function port_forward
Add return type annotation: None
(ANN201)
253-253: Missing type annotation for *args
(ANN002)
257-257: Missing return type annotation for public function is_eecg
(ANN201)
262-262: Missing return type annotation for public function is_ecf
(ANN201)
🔇 Additional comments (8)
application/features/mywebsockify.py (2)
5-7: LGTM! Logger initialization is properly configured.The logger is correctly initialized using
__name__as the logger name.
23-23: LGTM! Informative debug log for SSL context.The debug log clearly indicates when a self-signed SSL certificate is being generated.
application/features/vncpasswd.py (2)
22-24: LGTM! Logger initialization is properly configured.The logger is correctly initialized using
__name__as the logger name.
48-48: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Use f-string in logging statement per project convention.
Based on the project's conventions, f-strings are preferred over %-formatting in logging statements.
- logger.debug("Vnc Password: Write obfuscated password to %s", passwd_path) + logger.debug(f"Vnc Password: Write obfuscated password to {passwd_path}")Likely invalid or redundant comment.
application/features/VNC.py (3)
34-34: LGTM! Comprehensive error logging.The error logging includes both debug and exception logs with appropriate context.
Also applies to: 45-45
205-206: LGTM! Proper use of f-strings in logging.The debug logs follow the project's convention of using f-strings.
57-57: Verify the security of the websockify subprocess call.The subprocess call to websockify could potentially be vulnerable if the input parameters are not properly sanitized.
✅ Verification successful
The websockify subprocess implementation is secure
The subprocess call follows security best practices:
- Uses argument list instead of shell=True
- All parameters are internally controlled (not user input)
- Enforces SSL-only mode when certificates are available
- Implements proper parameter sanitization
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if websockify binary exists and is not writable by others ls -l /var/www/ictrl/application/websockify-other/c/websockifyLength of output: 168
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Find websockify-related files echo "=== Searching for websockify files ===" fd websockify echo -e "\n=== Examining VNC implementation ===" # Get the full VNC.py implementation for context fd -t f "VNC.py$" --exec cat {} echo -e "\n=== Looking for subprocess usage patterns ===" # Look for subprocess patterns in Python files ast-grep --pattern 'subprocess.run($_)'Length of output: 9713
🧰 Tools
🪛 Ruff (0.8.2)
57-57:
subprocesscall: check for execution of untrusted input(S603)
application/features/Connection.py (1)
38-38: LGTM! Comprehensive error logging for forward server.The logging includes both debug and exception logs with appropriate context for the forward server operations.
Also applies to: 45-45
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