Adds overlapping patch detection and pruning. Adds a test for detector combinations.

pull/238/head
rajeevgopalakrishna 6 years ago
parent f60e4d4915
commit 3e68ffc8a2
  1. 32
      utils/slither_format/slither_format.py
  2. 2
      utils/slither_format/tests/run_all_tests.py
  3. 48
      utils/slither_format/tests/test_data/detector_combinations.sol
  4. 40
      utils/slither_format/tests/test_detector_combinations.py

@ -41,22 +41,46 @@ def slither_format(args, slither):
results.extend(detector_results)
number_of_slither_results = get_number_of_slither_results(detector_results)
apply_detector_results(slither, patches, detector_results)
sort_patches(patches)
sort_and_flag_overlapping_patches(patches)
prune_overlapping_patches(args, patches)
if args.verbose_json:
print_patches_json(number_of_slither_results, patches)
if args.verbose_test:
print_patches(number_of_slither_results, patches)
apply_patches(slither, patches)
def sort_patches(patches):
def sort_and_flag_overlapping_patches(patches):
for file in patches:
n = len(patches[file])
for i in range(n):
for j in range (0,n-i-1):
if int(patches[file][j]['start']) >= int(patches[file][j+1]['end']):
# Sort check
if int(patches[file][j]['start']) > int(patches[file][j+1]['start']):
temp = patches[file][j+1]
patches[file][j+1] = patches[file][j]
patches[file][j] = temp
# Overlap check
if (int(patches[file][j]['start']) >= int(patches[file][j+1]['start']) and
int(patches[file][j]['start']) <= int(patches[file][j+1]['end'])):
patches[file][j]['overlaps'] = "Yes"
patches[file][j+1]['overlaps'] = "Yes"
def is_overlap_patch(args, patch):
if 'overlaps' in patch:
if args.verbose_test:
print("Overlapping patch won't be applied!")
print("xDetector: " + patch['detector'])
print("xOld string: " + patch['old_string'].replace("\n",""))
print("xNew string: " + patch['new_string'].replace("\n",""))
print("xLocation start: " + str(patch['start']))
print("xLocation end: " + str(patch['end']))
return True
return False
def prune_overlapping_patches(args, patches):
for file in patches:
non_overlapping_patches = [patch for patch in patches[file] if not is_overlap_patch(args, patch)]
patches[file] = non_overlapping_patches
def apply_patches(slither, patches):
for file in patches:
@ -110,6 +134,8 @@ def print_patches_json(number_of_slither_results, patches):
print("\"New string\":" + '"' + patch['new_string'].replace("\n","") + '",')
print("\"Location start\":" + '"' + str(patch['start']) + '",')
print("\"Location end\":" + '"' + str(patch['end']) + '"')
if 'overlaps' in patch:
print("\"Overlaps\":" + "Yes")
print('}',end='')
print(']',end='')
print('}',end='')

@ -14,4 +14,6 @@ p6 = subprocess.Popen(['python3', './slither_format/tests/test_pragma.py'])
p6.wait()
p7 = subprocess.Popen(['python3', './slither_format/tests/test_solc_version.py'])
p7.wait()
p8 = subprocess.Popen(['python3', './slither_format/tests/test_detector_combinations.py'])
p8.wait()

@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
pragma solidity ^0.4.24;
contract A {
/* constant state variable naming - bad */
/* unused state variable - bad */
/* Overlapping detectors - so neither will be applied for now */
uint max_tx = 100;
/* state variable declaration naming convention - bad */
uint SV_count = 0;
modifier mod (uint c) {
require (c > 100);
_;
}
/* parameter declaration naming convention - bad */
function foo(uint Count) {
/* parameter use naming convention- bad */
/* state variable use naming convention - bad */
SV_count = Count;
}
/* implicitly public, can be made external - bad */
/* parameter declarations naming convention - bad */
function foobar(uint Count, uint Number) returns (uint) {
/* parameter use naming convention - bad */
foo (Number);
/* parameter use naming convention - bad */
return (Count+Number);
}
/* explicitly public, can be made external - bad */
/* view but modifies state - bad */
/* parameter declarations naming convention - bad */
/* parameter use passed to modifier naming convention - bad */
function bar(uint Count) public view mod (Count) returns(uint) {
/* Use of state variable naming convention - bad */
/* Use of parameter naming convention - bad */
SV_count += Count;
/* Use of state variable naming convention - bad */
return (SV_count);
}
}

@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
import unittest
import subprocess, os, sys
class TestDetectorCombinations(unittest.TestCase):
testDataDir = "./slither_format/tests/test_data/"
testDataFile1 = "detector_combinations.sol"
testFilePath1 = testDataDir+testDataFile1
def setUp(self):
outFD1 = open(self.testFilePath1+".out","w")
errFD1 = open(self.testFilePath1+".err","w")
p1 = subprocess.Popen(['python3', '-m', 'slither_format','--verbose-test',self.testFilePath1], stdout=outFD1,stderr=errFD1)
p1.wait()
outFD1.close()
errFD1.close()
def tearDown(self):
p1 = subprocess.Popen(['rm','-f',self.testFilePath1+'.out',self.testFilePath1+'.err',self.testFilePath1+'.format'])
p1.wait()
def test_detector_combinations(self):
outFD1 = open(self.testFilePath1+".out","r")
outFD1_lines = outFD1.readlines()
outFD1.close()
for i in range(len(outFD1_lines)):
outFD1_lines[i] = outFD1_lines[i].strip()
self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(self.testFilePath1+".format"),"Patched .format file is not created?!")
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Number of Slither results: 11"), 1)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Number of patches: 18"), 1)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Overlapping patch won't be applied!"), 2)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("xDetector: unused-state"), 1)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("xDetector: constable-states"), 1)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Detector: naming-convention (state variable declaration)"), 2)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Detector: naming-convention (state variable uses)"), 3)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Detector: naming-convention (parameter declaration)"), 4)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Detector: naming-convention (parameter uses)"), 6)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Detector: external-function"), 2)
self.assertEqual(outFD1_lines.count("Detector: constant-function"), 1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()
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