Best Python code snippet using responses
RegexParser.py
Source: RegexParser.py
...72 return False73 continue74 if options[optname] != self.options[optname]:75 return False76 return self._url_matches(url)77 def _domain_matches(self, domain):78 domain_rules = self.options['domain']79 for domain in _domain_variants(domain):80 if domain in domain_rules:81 return domain_rules[domain]82 return not any(domain_rules.values())83 def _url_matches(self, url):84 if self.regex_re is None:85 self.regex_re = re.compile(self.regex)86 return bool(self.regex_re.search(url))87 def matching_supported(self, options=None):88 if self.is_comment:89 return False90 if self.is_html_rule: # HTML rules are not supported yet91 return False92 options = options or {}93 keys = set(options.keys())94 if not keys.issuperset(self._options_keys):95 # some of the required options are not given96 return False97 return True...
phishtank.py
Source: phishtank.py
...100 om.out.debug('Starting the phishtank CSV parsing.')101 pt_csv_reader = csv.reader(phishtank_db_fd, delimiter=' ',102 quotechar='|', quoting=csv.QUOTE_MINIMAL)103 for phishing_url, phishtank_detail_url in pt_csv_reader:104 pt_match = self._url_matches(phishing_url, phishtank_detail_url)105 if pt_match:106 pt_matches.append(pt_match)107 om.out.debug('Finished CSV parsing.')108 return pt_matches109 def _url_matches(self, phishing_url, phishtank_detail_url):110 """111 :param url: The url (as string) from the phishtank database112 :return: A PhishTankMatch if url matches what we're looking for, None113 if there is no match114 """115 query_result = self._to_check_esm.query(phishing_url)116 if query_result:117 phish_url = URL(phishing_url)118 target_host_url = URL(query_result[0])119 if target_host_url.get_domain() == phish_url.get_domain() or \120 phish_url.get_domain().endswith('.' + target_host_url.get_domain()):121 phish_detail_url = URL(phishtank_detail_url)122 ptm = PhishTankMatch(phish_url, phish_detail_url)123 return ptm...
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