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How to use get_source_code method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

csrf_attack.py

Source:csrf_attack.py

...16    csrf_attacker_url = getenv("CSRF_ATTACKER_URL",17                               "https://csrf-attacker.azurewebsites.net")18    sources = {19        "csrf_attack.html Live Demo":20        get_source_code("templates/csrf_attack.html", (103, 178)),21        "Code for Route":22        get_source_code("routes/csrf_attack.py"),23        "CSRF attcker":24        get_source_code("./csrf_attacker/index.html")25    }26    if request.method == 'GET':27        return render_template(28            "csrf_attack.html",29            users=users,30            csrf_attacker_url=csrf_attacker_url,31            sources=sources,32        )33    else:34        if _check_csrf_form('login', request.form):35            resp = make_response(redirect('/csrf-attack'))36            resp.set_cookie(37                "insecure_website_token",38                INSECURE_TOKEN,...

get_source_code.py

Source:get_source_code.py

1from inspect import getsource2from functools import partial3from types import FunctionType4def get_source_code(func: FunctionType or partial) -> str:5    """6    Parse source code with fixed indentations, omitted decorators and partial.7    Args:8        func (FunctionType): A target function to parse.9    Returns:10        str: Source code with fixed indentations and omitted decorators.11    Examples:12        >>> def decorator(fun):13        ...     return fun14        ...15        >>> print(get_source_code(decorator).rstrip())16        def decorator(fun):17            return fun18        >>> def parent_func():19        ...     def nested_func(*args, **kwargs):20        ...         pass21        ...     return nested_func22        ...23        >>> print(get_source_code(parent_func).rstrip())24        def parent_func():25            def nested_func(*args, **kwargs):26                pass27            return nested_func28        >>> print(get_source_code(parent_func()).rstrip())29        def nested_func(*args, **kwargs):30            pass31        >>> @decorator32        ... def func():33        ...     pass34        ...35        >>> print(get_source_code(func).rstrip())36        def func():37            pass38        >>> print(get_source_code(partial(decorator, func)).rstrip())39        def decorator(fun):40            return fun41    """42    if isinstance(func, partial):43        func = func.func44    src = getsource(func)45    src = _fix_func_code(src)46    return src47def _fix_func_code(func_code: str):48    func_code = _fix_indents(func_code, ' ')49    func_code = _fix_indents(func_code, '\t')50    func_code = _remove_decorators(func_code)51    return func_code52def _remove_decorators(func_code: str):...

sql_injection.py

Source:sql_injection.py

...20        results=results,21        query=query,22        sources={23            "SQL Injection Demo":24            get_source_code('./templates/sql_injection.html', (79, 110)),25            "Flask route for this page":26            get_source_code('./routes/sql_injection.py')27        },...

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