Guilhem MARION
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Certo supports polling one or several hostnames. Output can be human-readable or JSON.
35 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
35 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
import json
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from typing import List
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from certo.checks.hostname import CertCheckResult
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def json_output(cert_check_results: List[CertCheckResult]):
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def make_check_serialisable(check):
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"""
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Converts a CertCheckResult for json serialisation
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:param check: CertCheckResult as output by checks
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:return: check as dict() with appropriate type conversions for json.dumps
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"""
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ret = check._asdict()
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if check.expiration_date:
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ret["expiration_date"] = check.expiration_date.strftime("%c %Z")
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return ret
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return json.dumps(
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list(map(lambda check: make_check_serialisable(check), cert_check_results)),
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indent=4,
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)
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def default_output(cert_check_results: List[CertCheckResult]):
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res = list()
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for check in cert_check_results:
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result = f"[{'PASS' if check.check_successful else 'FAIL'}] Check host {check.hostname}"
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if check.debug:
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result += f" - {check.debug}"
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if check.expiration_date:
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result += f" - Certificate expires on {check.expiration_date} {check.expiration_date.tzname()}"
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res.append(result)
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return "\n".join(res)
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