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Vlad KlokunandVlad Klokun f005cb7f80 feat: always print to (T)UI using PrettyPrinter
Prior to this change, `pretty-printer` was a special type of Printer
that wrote output to `Stdout`, unless explicitly asked to write to a
given file. Kubescape used `pretty-printer` as an output format by
default. This behavior created the following inconsistencies:
- When invoked as `kubescape scan`, Kubescape would use `pretty-printer`
  by default, and it would output the scan resluts in the
  `pretty-printer` format to `Stdout`.
- When invoked as `kubescape scan --format=pretty-printer`, the behavior
  would be as above.
- When invoked as `kubescape scan --format=FORMAT`, where `FORMAT` is any
  format except for `pretty-printer`, Kubescape would write the results
  to a sensible default file for the selected format. This is in
  contrast to how `--format=pretty-printer` would still output to
  `os.Stdout`, and not an output file.
- When invoked as `kubescape scan --format=ANY_FORMAT --output=FILENAME`, where
  `ANY_FORMAT` is any format, including `pretty-printer`, Kubescape
  would write the results to the provided `FILENAME` in the given
  `ANY_FORMAT`, and not write any results to `Stdout`.

The aforementioned situation complicates life for users running
Kubescape in CI, where Kubescape would skip writing the results to
`Stdout` and only write to the provided output file.

Moreover, with the addition of support for multiple output formats and,
hence, files, this introduces the following ambiguity:
- When invoked as `kubescape scan --format=json,pdf,pretty-printer
  --output=FILENAME`, should Kubescape treat `pretty-printer` as a
  format for the output file, or just an instruction to also print the
  results to `Stdout`?

To fix these inconsistencies and ambiguities, this commit introduces the
following changes:

- Kubescape will always print results to `Stdout` using the
  PrettyPrinter format.

- The `--format` CLI flag will control the format(s) in which the results
  will be written to one or many *output* files. This breaks the
  previous behavior that running `kubescape scan
  --format=pretty-printer` would not produce an output file, and only
  write to `Stdout`. After this change, the same invocation will still
  write to `Stdout`, but also produce a `report.txt` file in the
  PrettyPrinter format.
2022-12-22 15:00:59 +02:00

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package cautils
import (
"testing"
reporthandlingv2 "github.com/kubescape/opa-utils/reporthandling/v2"
"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
)
func TestSetContextMetadata(t *testing.T) {
{
ctx := reporthandlingv2.ContextMetadata{}
setContextMetadata(&ctx, "")
assert.NotNil(t, ctx.ClusterContextMetadata)
assert.Nil(t, ctx.DirectoryContextMetadata)
assert.Nil(t, ctx.FileContextMetadata)
assert.Nil(t, ctx.HelmContextMetadata)
assert.Nil(t, ctx.RepoContextMetadata)
}
// TODO: tests were commented out due to actual http calls ; http calls should be mocked.
/*{
ctx := reporthandlingv2.ContextMetadata{}
setContextMetadata(&ctx, "https://github.com/kubescape/kubescape")
assert.Nil(t, ctx.ClusterContextMetadata)
assert.Nil(t, ctx.DirectoryContextMetadata)
assert.Nil(t, ctx.FileContextMetadata)
assert.Nil(t, ctx.HelmContextMetadata)
assert.NotNil(t, ctx.RepoContextMetadata)
assert.Equal(t, "kubescape", ctx.RepoContextMetadata.Repo)
assert.Equal(t, "kubescape", ctx.RepoContextMetadata.Owner)
assert.Equal(t, "master", ctx.RepoContextMetadata.Branch)
}*/
}
func TestGetHostname(t *testing.T) {
assert.NotEqual(t, "", getHostname())
}
func TestGetScanningContext(t *testing.T) {
assert.Equal(t, ContextCluster, GetScanningContext(""))
assert.Equal(t, ContextGitURL, GetScanningContext("https://github.com/kubescape/kubescape"))
}
func TestScanInfoFormats(t *testing.T) {
testCases := []struct {
Input string
Want []string
}{
{"", []string{}},
{"json", []string{"json"}},
{"pdf", []string{"pdf"}},
{"html", []string{"html"}},
{"sarif", []string{"sarif"}},
{"html,pdf,sarif", []string{"html", "pdf", "sarif"}},
{"pretty-printer,pdf,sarif", []string{"pretty-printer", "pdf", "sarif"}},
}
for _, tc := range testCases {
t.Run(tc.Input, func(t *testing.T) {
input := tc.Input
want := tc.Want
scanInfo := &ScanInfo{Format: input}
got := scanInfo.Formats()
assert.Equal(t, want, got)
})
}
}