sos.cleaner.parsers — Parser Interface

class sos.cleaner.parsers.SoSCleanerParser(config={})

Bases: object

Parsers are used to build objects that will take a line as input, parse it for a particular pattern (E.G. IP addresses) and then make any necessary subtitutions by referencing the SoSMap() associated with the parser.

Ideally a new parser subclass will only need to set the class level attrs in order to be fully functional.

Parameters:

conf_file (str) – The configuration file to read from

Variables:

• name (str) – The parser name, used in logging errors
• regex_patterns (list) – A list of regex patterns to iterate over for every line processed
• mapping (SoSMap()) – Used by the parser to store and obfuscate matches
• map_file_key (str) – The key in the map_file to read when loading previous obfuscation matches
• prep_map_file – File to read from an archive to pre-seed the map with matches. E.G. ip_addr for loading IP addresses

get_map_contents()

Get the contents of the mapping used by the parser

Returns:All matches and their obfuscate counterparts Return type:dict

parse_line(line)

This will be called for every line in every file we process, so that every parser has a chance to scrub everything.

Parameters:line (str) – The line to parse for possible matches for obfuscation Returns:The obfsucated line, and the number of changes made Return type:tuple, (str, int))

parse_string_for_keys(string_data)

Parse a given string for instances of any obfuscated items, without applying the normal regex comparisons first. This is mainly used to obfuscate filenames that have, for example, hostnames in them.

Rather than try to regex match the string_data, just use the builtin checks for substrings matching known obfuscated keys

Parameters:string_data (str) – The line to be parsed Returns:The obfuscated line Return type:str