Onionr/onionr/onionrutils/stringvalidators.py
Kevin Froman c7e06205b7 OnionrUtils fully removed (but not fully bug free)
flow now uses daemon thread for displaying output
2019-06-25 18:07:35 -05:00

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import base64, string
import unpaddedbase32, nacl.signing, nacl.encoding
from onionrutils import bytesconverter
def validate_hash(data, length=64):
'''
Validate if a string is a valid hash hex digest (does not compare, just checks length and charset)
'''
retVal = True
if data == False or data == True:
return False
data = data.strip()
if len(data) != length:
retVal = False
else:
try:
int(data, 16)
except ValueError:
retVal = False
return retVal
def validate_pub_key(key):
'''
Validate if a string is a valid base32 encoded Ed25519 key
'''
if type(key) is type(None):
return False
# Accept keys that have no = padding
key = unpaddedbase32.repad(bytesconverter.str_to_bytes(key))
retVal = False
try:
nacl.signing.SigningKey(seed=key, encoder=nacl.encoding.Base32Encoder)
except nacl.exceptions.ValueError:
pass
except base64.binascii.Error as err:
pass
else:
retVal = True
return retVal
def validate_transport(id):
try:
idLength = len(id)
retVal = True
idNoDomain = ''
peerType = ''
# i2p b32 addresses are 60 characters long (including .b32.i2p)
if idLength == 60:
peerType = 'i2p'
if not id.endswith('.b32.i2p'):
retVal = False
else:
idNoDomain = id.split('.b32.i2p')[0]
# Onion v2's are 22 (including .onion), v3's are 62 with .onion
elif idLength == 22 or idLength == 62:
peerType = 'onion'
if not id.endswith('.onion'):
retVal = False
else:
idNoDomain = id.split('.onion')[0]
else:
retVal = False
if retVal:
if peerType == 'i2p':
try:
id.split('.b32.i2p')[2]
except:
pass
else:
retVal = False
elif peerType == 'onion':
try:
id.split('.onion')[2]
except:
pass
else:
retVal = False
if not idNoDomain.isalnum():
retVal = False
# Validate address is valid base32 (when capitalized and minus extension); v2/v3 onions and .b32.i2p use base32
for x in idNoDomain.upper():
if x not in string.ascii_uppercase and x not in '234567':
retVal = False
return retVal
except Exception as e:
return False
def is_integer_string(data):
'''Check if a string is a valid base10 integer (also returns true if already an int)'''
try:
int(data)
except (ValueError, TypeError) as e:
return False
else:
return True