Revert "[LABI] Added directory with mid-semester project"

This reverts commit 6db8c56290.
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# labiaprof
Trabalho de aprofundamento de laboratórios de informática
## Grupo
### Rúben Gomes
* 113435
* rlcg@ua.pt
### Tiago Garcia
* 114184
* tiago.rgarcia@ua.pt

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#!/usr/bin/python3
import os
import re
import sys
import socket
import json
import base64
from common_comm import send_dict, recv_dict, sendrecv_dict
from Crypto.Cipher import AES
from Crypto.Hash import SHA256
class Tcolors:
HEADER = '\033[95m'
OKBLUE = '\033[94m'
OKCYAN = '\033[96m'
OKGREEN = '\033[92m'
WARNING = '\033[93m'
FAIL = '\033[91m'
ENDC = '\033[0m'
BOLD = '\033[1m'
UNDERLINE = '\033[4m'
# Function to encript values for sending in json format
# return int data encrypted in a 16 bytes binary string coded in base64
def encrypt_intvalue(cipherkey, data):
key = base64.b64decode(cipherkey)
cipher = AES.new(key, AES.MODE_ECB)
data = cipher.encrypt(bytes("%16d" % data, "utf8"))
return str(base64.b64encode(data), "utf8")
# Function to decript values received in json format
# return int data decrypted from a 16 bytes binary strings coded in base64
def decrypt_intvalue(cipherkey, data_arg):
cipher = AES.new(base64.b64decode(cipherkey), AES.MODE_ECB)
data = base64.b64decode(data_arg)
data = cipher.decrypt(data)
return int(str(data, "utf8"))
# verify if response from server is valid or is an error message and act accordingly - já está implementada
def validate_response(client_sock, response):
if not response["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: {response['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
sys.exit(3)
# process QUIT operation
def quit_action(client_sock, has_started):
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}Quitting...")
if has_started:
senddata = {"op": "QUIT"}
recvdata = sendrecv_dict(client_sock, senddata)
try:
# status = False
if not recvdata["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: {recvdata['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
return
except TypeError:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: an error occurred with the server.{Tcolors.ENDC}")
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Client not removed from server, quitting...{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
exit(1)
# status = True
print(f"{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Client quit with success")
client_sock.close()
exit(0)
# Outcomming message structure:
# { op = "START", client_id, [cipher] }
# { op = "QUIT" }
# { op = "NUMBER", number }
# { op = "STOP", [shasum] }
# { op = "GUESS", choice }
#
# Incomming message structure:
# { op = "START", status }
# { op = "QUIT" , status }
# { op = "NUMBER", status }
# { op = "STOP", status, value }
# { op = "GUESS", status, result }
#
# Suport for executing the client pretended behaviour
#
# returns a valid number
def returnValidNum():
while 1:
try:
num = int(input(f"\n{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.BOLD}Number > {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}"))
except ValueError:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid input{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
break
return num
# verify if port is valid
def verify_port(port):
# verify if port is a number
if not port.isdigit():
return {"status": False, "error": "Port must be an integer"}
# verify if port is between 1024 and 65535
if not (1024 <= int(port) <= 65535):
return {"status": False, "error": "Port number must be between 1024 and 65535"}
return {"status": True, "port": int(port)}
# verify if hostname is valid
def verify_hostname(hostname):
if hostname == "localhost":
return {"status": True}
if not (re.match(r'^\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$', hostname) and all(0 <= int(n) < 256 for n in hostname.split('.'))):
return {"status": False, "error": "Invalid DNS address"}
return {"status": True}
def run_client(client_sock, client_id):
# Print the welcome message
print(f"{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}\n")
# client runtime global variables
has_stopped = False
has_started = False
cipherkey = None
numbers = []
while 1:
option = input(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}")
# start option
if option.upper() == "START":
if has_started:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Client already started\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
while 1:
# ask user if cipher is needed
choice = input(f"\n{Tcolors.ENDC}Do you wish to use a cipher? {Tcolors.BOLD}(Y/N)\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}")
if choice.upper() == "Y":
# create cipher key for server
cipherkey = base64.b64encode(os.urandom(16)).decode()
break
elif choice.upper() == "N":
# do nothing since cipher will be None
break
else:
# loop if invalid option
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid input{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
# send dict and receive response
senddata = {"op": "START", "client_id": client_id, "cipher": cipherkey}
recvdata = sendrecv_dict(client_sock, senddata)
try:
# status = False
if not recvdata["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: {recvdata['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Client not added, quitting...{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
exit(1)
except TypeError:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: an error occurred with the server, try again later{Tcolors.ENDC}")
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Client not added, quitting...{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
exit(1)
# status = True
has_started = True
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nClient added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}\n")
elif option.upper() == "QUIT":
quit_action(client_sock, has_started)
continue
elif option.upper() == "NUMBER":
if not has_started:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You must start the game first\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
if has_stopped:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You can't add more numbers\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
# verify if number is int
num = returnValidNum()
# encrypt the number is a cipher is being used
if cipherkey is not None:
encrypted_num = encrypt_intvalue(cipherkey, num)
else:
encrypted_num = num
# send dict and receive response
senddata = {"op": "NUMBER", "number": encrypted_num}
recvdata = sendrecv_dict(client_sock, senddata)
try:
# status = False
if not recvdata["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: {recvdata['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
continue
# status = True
numbers.append(num)
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Number added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}\n")
except TypeError:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: an error occurred with the server\nSocket has been closed, try to start again{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
has_started = False
cipherkey = None
numbers = []
continue
elif option.upper() == "STOP":
# check if client has started the game
if not has_started:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You must start the game first\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
# check if client has stopped adding numbers
if has_stopped:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You can't stop the game again\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
# creates the synthesis for the number list
hasher = SHA256.new()
for number in numbers:
hasher.update(bytes(str(number), "utf8"))
# send dict and receive response
senddata = {"op": "STOP", "shasum": hasher.hexdigest()}
recvdata = sendrecv_dict(client_sock, senddata)
try:
# status = False
if not recvdata["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: {recvdata['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
except TypeError:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: an error occurred with the server\nSocket has been closed, try to start again{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
has_started = False
cipherkey = None
numbers = []
continue
# decipher data if using encryption
data = recvdata["value"]
if cipherkey is not None:
data = decrypt_intvalue(cipherkey, data)
has_stopped = True
# status = True
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nChosen number: {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{data}{Tcolors.ENDC}\n")
elif option.upper() == "GUESS":
# check if client has started the game
if not has_started:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You must start the game first\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
# check if client has stopped adding numbers
if not has_stopped:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You can't guess before stopping the game\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
# print the possible choices
print(f"""
{Tcolors.ENDC}Choose one of the following options:
1 - first
2 - last
3 - min
4 - max
5 - median
6 - min, first
7 - max, first
8 - min, last
9 - max, last
10 - median, first
11 - median, last
""")
while True:
try:
choice_num = int(input(f"{Tcolors.BOLD}\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}"))
if choice_num == 1:
choice = ["first"]
elif choice_num == 2:
choice = ["last"]
elif choice_num == 3:
choice = ["min"]
elif choice_num == 4:
choice = ["max"]
elif choice_num == 5:
choice = ["median"]
elif choice_num == 6:
choice = ["min", "first"]
elif choice_num == 7:
choice = ["max", "first"]
elif choice_num == 8:
choice = ["min", "last"]
elif choice_num == 9:
choice = ["max", "last"]
elif choice_num == 10:
choice = ["median", "first"]
elif choice_num == 11:
choice = ["median", "last"]
else:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid input{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
break
except ValueError:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid input{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
# send dict and receive response
senddata = {"op": "GUESS", "choice": choice}
recvdata = sendrecv_dict(client_sock, senddata)
try:
# status = False
if not recvdata["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: {recvdata['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
continue
except TypeError:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: an error occurred with the server\nSocket has been closed, try to start again{Tcolors.ENDC}")
client_sock.close()
has_started = False
cipherkey = None
numbers = []
continue
# status = True
print(f"\n\n{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.OKBLUE}{'='*15}\n\n{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.OKCYAN}"
+ ("You are right!" if recvdata["result"] else "You are wrong!")
+ f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.OKBLUE}\n\n{'='*15}{Tcolors.ENDC}\n\n")
quit_action(client_sock, has_started)
else:
print(f"{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid option!\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
return None
def main():
# validate the number of arguments and eventually print error message and exit with error
# verify type of arguments and eventually print error message and exit with error
if len(sys.argv) not in [3, 4]:
print(f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Usage: python3 client.py client_id port DNS{Tcolors.ENDC}")
sys.exit(1)
# check if indicated port is valid and get its value
port = sys.argv[2]
verified = verify_port(port)
if not verified["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.WARNING}{verified['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
sys.exit(1)
port = verified["port"]
# get the ip address of the DNS and get its value
hostname = sys.argv[3] if len(sys.argv) == 4 else socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
verified = verify_hostname(hostname)
if not verified["status"]:
print(f"{Tcolors.WARNING}{verified['error']}{Tcolors.ENDC}")
sys.exit(1)
# create the socket
client_socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
client_socket.bind(("0.0.0.0", 0))
# catch error message if server does not exist in those specifications
print(f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}")
try:
client_socket.connect((hostname, port))
except OSError:
print(f"{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: connection to server failed{Tcolors.ENDC}")
sys.exit(1)
# send confirmation about the connection
print(f"{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{sys.argv[1]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}")
# run the client
run_client(client_socket, sys.argv[1])
client_socket.close()
sys.exit(0)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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import socket
import json
import base64
#
# Universal function to send a given amount of data to a TCP socket.
# It returns True or False, depending on the success of
# sending all the data to the socket.
#
def exact_send(dst, data):
try:
while len(data) != 0:
bytes_sent = dst.send(data)
data = data[bytes_sent:]
return True
except OSError:
return False
#
# Universal function to receive a given amount of data from a TCP socket.
# It returns None or data, depending on the success of
# receiving all the required data from the socket.
#
def exact_recv(src, count):
data = bytearray(0)
while count != 0:
new_data = src.recv(count)
if len(new_data) == 0: return None
data += new_data
count -= len(new_data)
return data
#
# Universal function to send a dictionary message to a TCP socket.
# It actually transmits a JSON object, prefixed by its length (in network byte order).
#
# The JSON object is created from the dictionary.
# It returns True or False, depending on the success of sending the
# message to the socket.
#
def send_dict(dst, msg):
# DEBUG print ("Send: %s" % (msg))
data = bytes(json.dumps(msg), "utf8")
prefixed_data = len(data).to_bytes(4, "big") + data
return exact_send(dst, prefixed_data)
#
# Universal function to receive a dictionary message from a TCP socket.
# It actually receives a JSON object, prefixed by its length (in network byte order).
# The dictionary is created from that JSON object.
#
def recv_dict(src):
prefix = exact_recv(src, 4)
if prefix == None: return None
length = int.from_bytes(prefix, "big")
data = exact_recv(src, length)
if data == None: return None
msg = json.loads(str(data, "utf8"))
# DEBUG print ("Recv: %s" % (msg))
return msg
#
# Universal function to send and receive a dictionary to/from a TCP socket peer.
# It returns None upon an error.
#
def sendrecv_dict(peer, msg):
if send_dict(peer, msg):
return recv_dict(peer)
else:
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#!/usr/bin/python3
import sys
import socket
import select
import json
import base64
import csv
import random
from common_comm import send_dict, recv_dict, sendrecv_dict
from Crypto.Cipher import AES
from Crypto.Hash import SHA256
# Dicionário com a informação relativa aos clientes
users = {}
# return the client_id of a socket or None
def find_client_id(client_sock):
for client_id in users:
if users[client_id]["socket"] == client_sock:
return client_id
return None
# Função para encriptar valores a enviar em formato json com codificação base64
# return int data encrypted in a 16 bytes binary string and coded base64
def encrypt_intvalue(client_id, data_arg):
key = base64.b64decode(users[client_id]["cipher"])
cipher = AES.new(key, AES.MODE_ECB)
data = cipher.encrypt(bytes("%16d" % data_arg, "utf8"))
return str(base64.b64encode(data), "utf8")
# Função para desencriptar valores recebidos em formato json com codificação base64
# return int data decrypted from a 16 bytes binary string and coded base64
def decrypt_intvalue(client_id, data_arg):
key = base64.b64decode(users[client_id]["cipher"])
cipher = AES.new(key, AES.MODE_ECB)
data = base64.b64decode(data_arg)
data = cipher.decrypt(data)
return int(str(data, "utf8"))
# Função auxiliar para gerar o resultado - já está implementada
# return int value and list of description strings identifying the characteristic of the value
def generate_result(list_values):
if len(list_values) % 2 == 1:
test = 4
else:
test = 3
minimal = min(list_values)
maximal = max(list_values)
first = list_values[0]
last = list_values[-1]
choice = random.randint(0, test)
if choice == 0:
if minimal == first:
return first, ["min", "first"]
elif maximal == first:
return first, ["max", "first"]
else:
return first, ["first"]
elif choice == 1:
if minimal == last:
return last, ["min", "last"]
elif maximal == last:
return last, ["max", "last"]
else:
return last, ["last"]
elif choice == 2:
if minimal == first:
return first, ["min", "first"]
elif minimal == last:
return last, ["min", "last"]
else:
return minimal, ["min"]
elif choice == 3:
if maximal == first:
return first, ["max", "first"]
elif maximal == last:
return last, ["max", "last"]
else:
return maximal, ["max"]
elif choice == 4:
list_values.sort()
median = list_values[len(list_values) // 2]
if median == first:
return first, ["median", "first"]
elif median == last:
return last, ["median", "last"]
else:
return median, ["median"]
else:
return None
# Incomming message structure:
# { op = "START", client_id, [cipher] }
# { op = "QUIT" }
# { op = "NUMBER", number }
# { op = "STOP", [shasum] }
# { op = "GUESS", choice }
#
# Outcomming message structure:
# { op = "START", status }
# { op = "QUIT" , status }
# { op = "NUMBER", status }
# { op = "STOP", status, value }
# { op = "GUESS", status, result }
#
# Suporte de descodificação da operação pretendida pelo cliente - já está implementada
#
def new_msg(client_sock):
request = recv_dict(client_sock)
# print( "Command: %s" % (str(request)) )
op = request["op"]
if op == "START":
response = new_client(client_sock, request)
elif op == "QUIT": #
response = quit_client(client_sock, request)
elif op == "NUMBER": #
response = number_client(client_sock, request)
elif op == "STOP": #
response = stop_client(client_sock, request)
elif op == "GUESS": #
response = guess_client(client_sock, request)
else:
response = {"op": op, "status": False, "error": "Invalid operation"}
# print (response)
send_dict(client_sock, response)
#
# Suporte da criação de um novo cliente - operação START
#
# detect the client in the request
# verify the appropriate conditions for executing this operation
# process the client in the dictionary
# return response message with or without error message
def new_client(client_sock, request):
client_id = request["client_id"]
# check if the client_id is in users
if client_id in users:
response = {"op": "START", "status": False, "error": "Client already exists"}
print("Failed to add client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
else:
cipher = None
# verify if client wants to use cipher
if request["cipher"] is not None:
cipher = request["cipher"]
users[client_id] = {"socket": client_sock, "cipher": cipher, "numbers": [], "has_stopped": False}
response = {"op": "START", "status": True}
print("Client %s added\n" % client_id)
return response
#
# Suporte da eliminação de um cliente - já está implementada
#
# obtain the client_id from his socket and delete from the dictionary
def clean_client(client_sock):
client_id = find_client_id(client_sock)
# check if the client_id is in users
if client_id is not None:
print("Client %s removed\n" % client_id)
del users[client_id]
#
# Suporte do pedido de desistência de um cliente - operação QUIT
#
# obtain the client_id from his socket
# verify the appropriate conditions for executing this operation
# process the report file with the QUIT result
# eliminate client from dictionary using the function clean_client
# return response message with or without error message
def quit_client(client_sock, request):
client_id = find_client_id(client_sock)
# check if the client_id is in users
if client_id is None:
response = {"op": "QUIT", "status": False, "error": "Client does not exist"}
print("Failed to remove client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
else:
# remove client
clean_client(client_sock)
response = {"op": "QUIT", "status": True}
return response
#
# Suporte da criação de um ficheiro csv com o respetivo cabeçalho - já está implementada
#
def create_file():
with open("result.csv", "w", newline="") as csvfile:
columns = ["client_id", "number_of_numbers", "guess"]
fw = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, delimiter=",", fieldnames=columns)
fw.writeheader()
#
# Suporte da actualização de um ficheiro csv com a informação do cliente
#
# update report csv file with the simulation of the client
def update_file(client_id, size, guess):
with open("result.csv", "a", newline="") as csvfile:
writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, delimiter=',', fieldnames=["client_id", "number_of_numbers", "guess"])
writer.writerow({"client_id": client_id, "number_of_numbers": size, "guess": guess})
#
# Suporte do processamento do número de um cliente - operação NUMBER
#
# obtain the client_id from his socket
# verify the appropriate conditions for executing this operation
# return response message with or without error message
def number_client(client_sock, request):
client_id = find_client_id(client_sock)
# check if the client_id is in users
if client_id is None:
response = {"op": "NUMBER", "status": False, "error": "Client does not exist"}
print("Failed to add number to client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
# check if client has stopped adding numbers
elif users[client_id]["has_stopped"]:
response = {"op": "NUMBER", "status": False, "error": "Client has stopped"}
print("Failed to add number to client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
else:
num = request["number"]
# decrypt the number if a cipher is being used
if users[client_id]["cipher"] is not None:
num = decrypt_intvalue(client_id, num)
users[client_id]["numbers"].append(num)
response = {"op": "NUMBER", "status": True}
print("Number %d added to client %s\n" % (num, client_id))
return response
#
# Suporte do pedido de terminação de um cliente - operação STOP
#
# obtain the client_id from his socket
# verify the appropriate conditions for executing this operation
# randomly generate a value to return using the function generate_result
# process the report file with the result
# return response message with result or error message
def stop_client(client_sock, request):
client_id = find_client_id(client_sock)
if client_id is None:
response = {"op": "STOP", "status": False, "error": "Client does not exist"}
print("Failed to stop client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
elif len(users[client_id]["numbers"]) < 1:
response = {"op": "STOP", "status": False, "error": "Client has not yet sent any number"}
print("Failed to stop client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
else:
# creates the synthesis for the list
hasher = SHA256.new()
for number in users[client_id]["numbers"]:
hasher.update(bytes(str(number), "utf8"))
# compares the synthesis of the server and the client to see if they match
if hasher.hexdigest() != request["shasum"]:
response = {"op": "STOP", "status": False, "error": "Server numbers list synthesis doesn't match with client list"}
print("Failed to stop client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
else:
# generates the result
value, solution = generate_result(users[client_id]["numbers"])
# encrypts the value if a cipher is being used
if users[client_id]["cipher"] is not None:
encripted_value = encrypt_intvalue(client_id, value)
else:
encripted_value = value
update_file(client_id, len(users[client_id]["numbers"]), solution)
response = {"op": "STOP", "status": True, "value": encripted_value}
users[client_id]["solution"] = solution
users[client_id]["has_stopped"] = True
print("Client %s stopped\nChosen number: %d\nSolution: %s" % (client_id, value, solution))
return response
#
# Suporte da adivinha de um cliente - operação GUESS
#
# obtain the client_id from his socket
# verify the appropriate conditions for executing this operation
# eliminate client from dictionary
# return response message with result or error message
def guess_client(client_sock, request):
client_id = find_client_id(client_sock)
if client_id is None:
response = {"op": "GUESS", "status": False, "error": "Client does not exist"}
print("Failed to guess client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
elif not users[client_id]["has_stopped"]:
response = {"op": "GUESS", "status": False, "error": "Client has not yet stopped"}
print("Failed to guess client %s\nReason: %s" % (client_id, response["error"]))
else:
choice = request["choice"]
response = {"op": "GUESS", "status": True, "result": choice == users[client_id]["solution"]}
print("Client %s guessed %s\n" % (client_id, choice))
return response
def verify_port(port):
# verify if port is a number
if not port.isdigit():
return {"status": False, "error": "Port must be an integer"}
# verify if port is between 1024 and 65535
if not (1024 <= int(port) <= 65535):
return {"status": False, "error": "Port number must be between 1024 and 65535"}
return {"status": True, "port": int(port)}
def main():
# validate the number of arguments and eventually print error message and exit with error
# verify type of arguments and eventually print error message and exit with error
if len(sys.argv) != 2:
print("Usage: python3 %s <port>" % sys.argv[0])
sys.exit(1)
# obtain the port number
port = sys.argv[1]
verified = verify_port(port)
if not verified["status"]:
print(f"{verified['error']}")
sys.exit(1)
port = verified["port"]
# create the server socket
try:
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
server_socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
server_socket.bind((hostname, port))
print(f"Server started.\nHostname: {hostname}\nPort: {port}\n-----------------------------------------------------\n")
# handle errors while creating server socket and exit with error
except OSError:
print(f"Failed to create server socket, maybe the port is already in use?\n")
sys.exit(1)
server_socket.listen()
clients = []
create_file()
while True:
try:
available = select.select([server_socket] + clients, [], [])[0]
except ValueError:
# Sockets may have been closed, check for that
for client_sock in clients:
if client_sock.fileno() == -1:
clients.remove(client_sock) # closed
continue # Reiterate select
for client_sock in available:
# New client?
if client_sock is server_socket:
newclient, addr = server_socket.accept()
clients.append(newclient)
# Or an existing client
else:
# See if client sent a message
if len(client_sock.recv(1, socket.MSG_PEEK)) != 0:
# client socket has a message
# print ("server" + str (client_sock))
new_msg(client_sock)
else: # Or just disconnected
clients.remove(client_sock)
clean_client(client_sock)
client_sock.close()
break # Reiterate select
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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import socket
from subprocess import Popen
from subprocess import PIPE
import pytest
# class for colors in terminal
class Tcolors:
HEADER = '\033[95m'
OKBLUE = '\033[94m'
OKCYAN = '\033[96m'
OKGREEN = '\033[92m'
WARNING = '\033[93m'
FAIL = '\033[91m'
ENDC = '\033[0m'
BOLD = '\033[1m'
UNDERLINE = '\033[4m'
def test_arguments():
# start of testing lack of or too many sys.argv
proc = Popen("python3 client.py", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read()
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Usage: python3 client.py client_id port DNS{Tcolors.ENDC}\n".encode("utf-8")
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Usage: python3 client.py client_id port DNS{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test 2000 123.245.14.25 123", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Usage: python3 client.py client_id port DNS{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
# end of testing lack of or too many sys.argv
def test_invalid_port():
# start of testing invalid port
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test 1000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Port number must be between 1024 and 65535{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test 1000000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Port number must be between 1024 and 65535{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test test", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Port must be an integer{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
# end of testing invalid port
def test_invalid_ip():
# start of testing invalid IP address
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test 2000 2154", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid DNS address{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test 2000 256.256.256.256", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid DNS address{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test 2000 255.255.str.255", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
assert output == f"{Tcolors.WARNING}Invalid DNS address{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"
# end of testing invalid IP address
def test_invalid_connection():
# start of testing an invalid connection to server
proc = Popen("python3 client.py test 2040", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = proc.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
port = proc.args.split(" ")[3]
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: connection to server failed{Tcolors.ENDC}\n"""
# end of testing an invalid connection to server
def test_valid_connection():
# start of testing a valid connection to server
server = Popen("python3 server.py 2000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 2000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True)
output = client_test.stdout.read().decode("utf-8")
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}"""
# end of testing a valid connection to server
def test_start_option():
# start of testing the START option
server = Popen("python3 server.py 3000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 3000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"start\ny")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}Do you wish to use a cipher? {Tcolors.BOLD}(Y/N)\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nClient added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the START option
def test_quit_option():
# start of testing the QUIT option
server = Popen("python3 server.py 4000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 4000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"quit")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}Quitting...
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Client quit with success\n""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the QUIT option
def test_number_option():
# start of testing the NUMBER option
server = Popen("python3 server.py 5000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 5000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"start\ny\nnumber\n200")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}Do you wish to use a cipher? {Tcolors.BOLD}(Y/N)\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nClient added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.BOLD}Number > {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Number added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the NUMBER option
def test_guess_without_stopping():
# start of testing the GUESS option without a number
server = Popen("python3 server.py 6000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 6000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"start\ny\nguess")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}Do you wish to use a cipher? {Tcolors.BOLD}(Y/N)\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nClient added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You can't guess before stopping the game\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the GUESS option without a number
def test_stop_option():
# start of testing the STOP option
server = Popen("python3 server.py 7000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 7000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"start\ny\nnumber\n200\nstop")[0]
data = 200
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}Do you wish to use a cipher? {Tcolors.BOLD}(Y/N)\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nClient added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.BOLD}Number > {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Number added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nChosen number: {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{data}{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the STOP option
def test_guess_without_starting():
# start of testing the GUESS option without starting the game
server = Popen("python3 server.py 8000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 8000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"guess")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You must start the game first\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the GUESS option without starting the game
def test_number_without_starting():
# start of testing the NUMBER option without starting the game
server = Popen("python3 server.py 9000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 9000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"number")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You must start the game first\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the NUMBER option without starting the game
def test_stop_without_starting():
# start of testing the STOP option without starting the game
server = Popen("python3 server.py 10000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 10000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"stop")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You must start the game first\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the STOP option without starting the game
def test_stop_without_numbers():
# start of testing the STOP option after stopping the game
server = Popen("python3 server.py 11000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 11000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"start\ny\nstop")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}Do you wish to use a cipher? {Tcolors.BOLD}(Y/N)\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nClient added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.FAIL}Error: Client has not yet sent any number{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")
# end of testing the STOP option after stopping the game
def test_stop_after_stopping():
# start of testing the STOP option after stopping the game
server = Popen("python3 server.py 12000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
client_test = Popen("python3 client.py test 12000", stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, shell=True)
port = client_test.args.split(" ")[3]
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
output = client_test.communicate(input=b"start\ny\nnumber\n123\nstop\nstop")[0]
client_test.terminate()
server.terminate()
data = 123
assert output == f"""{Tcolors.WARNING}Connecting to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}...{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Connected to {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{hostname}:{port}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN} as client {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{client_test.args.split(" ")[2]}\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.OKCYAN}{Tcolors.BOLD}{Tcolors.UNDERLINE}Number characteristics guesser game!{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}Do you wish to use a cipher? {Tcolors.BOLD}(Y/N)\n> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nClient added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}
{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.BOLD}Number > {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}Number added with success{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.OKGREEN}\nChosen number: {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{data}{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}{Tcolors.ENDC}{Tcolors.WARNING}You can't stop the game again\n{Tcolors.ENDC}
{Tcolors.ENDC}\nOperation? (START, QUIT, NUMBER, STOP, GUESS)\n{Tcolors.BOLD}> {Tcolors.UNDERLINE}""".encode("utf-8")

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import socket
from subprocess import Popen
from subprocess import PIPE
import pytest
def test_lack_args():
# no args
proc = Popen("python3 server.py", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
output = proc.communicate()[0]
assert output == "Usage: python3 server.py <port>\n".encode("utf-8")
def test_too_many_args():
# too many args
proc = Popen("python3 server.py 1234 1234", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
output = proc.communicate()[0]
assert output == "Usage: python3 server.py <port>\n".encode("utf-8")
def test_str_port():
proc = Popen("python3 server.py abc", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
output = proc.communicate()[0]
proc.terminate()
assert output == "Port must be an integer\n".encode("utf-8")
def test_port_in_use():
Popen("python3 server.py 50000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
proc2 = Popen("python3 server.py 50000", stdout=PIPE, shell=True, close_fds=True)
output = proc2.communicate()[0]
proc2.terminate()
hostname = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
port = 50000
assert output == f"Failed to create server socket, maybe the port is already in use?\n\n".encode("utf-8")

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import random
import socket
import subprocess
import sys
from subprocess import Popen
from subprocess import PIPE
import pytest
import client
import server
def test_client_verify_port():
assert client.verify_port("0") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert client.verify_port("1023") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert client.verify_port("1024") == {'status': True, "port": 1024}
assert client.verify_port("65535") == {'status': True, "port": 65535}
assert client.verify_port("65536") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert client.verify_port("100000") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert client.verify_port("example") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port must be an integer'}
assert client.verify_port("test") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port must be an integer'}
def test_verify_hostname():
assert client.verify_hostname("localhost") == {'status': True}
assert client.verify_hostname("123.123.123.123") == {'status': True}
assert client.verify_hostname("example.com") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("test") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("123.123.123") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("413.123.123.123") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("123.413.123.123") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("123.123.413.123") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("123.123.123.413") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("-1.-1.-1.-1") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("256.256.256.256") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Invalid DNS address'}
assert client.verify_hostname("0.0.0.0") == {'status': True}
assert client.verify_hostname("255.255.255.255") == {'status': True}
def test_server_verify_port():
assert server.verify_port("0") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert server.verify_port("1023") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert server.verify_port("1024") == {'status': True, "port": 1024}
assert server.verify_port("65535") == {'status': True, "port": 65535}
assert server.verify_port("65536") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert server.verify_port("100000") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port number must be between 1024 and 65535'}
assert server.verify_port("example") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port must be an integer'}
assert server.verify_port("test") == {'status': False, 'error': 'Port must be an integer'}

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