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# Allow user to specify log file name
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log_file_name = input("Enter the log file name > ")
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f = open("%s.txt" % log_file_name, "w+")
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# Record the search summary of which keywords were used in the initial query
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f.write("====== SEARCH SUMMARY ======")
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f.write("\nInformant keyword used: %s" % inform_keyword)
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if confirm_keywords != "":
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f.write("\nConfirmation keywords used: %s" % confirm_keywords)
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f.write("\n")
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# Record the results log from Github code search
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f.write("\n====== RESULTS LOG ======")
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f.write(results_log_output)
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# Record the unique repos discovered
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f.write("\n====== DISCOVERED REPOS ======")
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f.write(repo_list_results)
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# If informant analysis was performed, record that as well
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if informant_analysis_results != "":
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f.write("\n\n====== INFORMANT ANALYSIS RESULTS ======")
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f.write(informant_analysis_results)
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print("\nResults have been logged!")
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exit_banner()
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f.close()
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sys.exit(0)
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else:
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exit_banner()
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sys.exit(0)
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else:
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exit_banner()
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sys.exit(0)
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def exit_banner():
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print("\n============================================")
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print("Thank you for using Gitformant! Goodbye...")
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print("============================================")
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def remove_dupes(seq):
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# Order preserving remove duplicates from list function
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checked = []
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for e in seq:
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if e not in checked:
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checked.append(e)
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return checked
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def log_repo_list():
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# Output list of discovered repos to user
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repo_results = ""
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for repo in remove_dupes(repos):
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repo_results += "\n+ https://github.com/%s" % repo
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return repo_results
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def output(data, current_page):
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# Check if the current page is greater than one, if so, update index accordingly
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if current_page > 1:
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count = current_page * 100 + 1
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# But, if the current page is one, then at least 100 results
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# have been returned, just add 1
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elif current_page == 1:
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count = 100 + 1
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# Otherwise, we are at the beginning
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else:
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count = 1
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# Display information about the file where the keyword march was found
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# Show the owner and repository
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output_results = ""
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for snip in data[1]:
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output_result = "\n%s. File: %s" % (str(count).zfill(2), snip['html_url'])
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output_result += "\n Owner: %s" % snip['repository']['full_name']
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output_result += "\n Repository: %s" % snip['repository']['html_url']
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output_result += "\n"
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output_results += output_result
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count += 1
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return output_results
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def informant_analysis(repo_names, confirm_keywords):
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print("\nStarting analysis, please wait...")
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# For each unique repo, perform an analysis of how confident the assessment is of
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# the confidentiality level
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analysis_results = ""
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for repo_name in remove_dupes(repos):
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analysis_result = "\nRepository: https://github.com/%s" % repo_name
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if confirm_keywords != "":
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confirm_total = len(confirm_keywords)
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confirm_success = 0
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# For each keyword in the confirm_keywords list, check if there was a hit
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# in the repository search
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for keyword in confirm_keywords:
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confirm_count = github_confirmation(repo_name, keyword)
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analysis_result += "\nFound %s hit(s) for: %s" % (confirm_count, keyword)
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if confirm_count != 0:
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# Increment the successful confirm keyword hit counter
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confirm_success += 1
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# Confidence level is a measure of how many confirmation keywords were hit
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# and how many in total were provided by the user
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confidence_level = (float(confirm_success) / float(confirm_total)) * 100
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# Depending on the percentage of keywords hit vs keywords provided,
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# assign a description for level of confidence from VERY LOW to VERY HIGH
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if confidence_level >= 75:
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analysis_result += "\nConfidence level: VERY HIGH (%s%%)" % confidence_level
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elif confidence_level >= 50:
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analysis_result += "\nConfidence level: HIGH (%s%%)" % confidence_level
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