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Kenneth Kehl e93e3f3690 cleanup
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import re
import string
import urllib
from html import _replace_charref, escape
import bleach
import smartypants
from markupsafe import Markup
from notifications_utils.sanitise_text import SanitiseSMS
from . import email_with_smart_quotes_regex
OBSCURE_ZERO_WIDTH_WHITESPACE = (
"\u180e" # Mongolian vowel separator
"\u200b" # zero width space
"\u200c" # zero width non-joiner
"\u200d" # zero width joiner
"\u2060" # word joiner
"\ufeff" # zero width non-breaking space
)
OBSCURE_FULL_WIDTH_WHITESPACE = "\u00a0" # non breaking space
ALL_WHITESPACE = (
string.whitespace + OBSCURE_ZERO_WIDTH_WHITESPACE + OBSCURE_FULL_WIDTH_WHITESPACE
)
govuk_not_a_link = re.compile(r"(^|\s)(#|\*|\^)?(GOV)\.(UK)(?!\/|\?|#)", re.IGNORECASE)
smartypants.tags_to_skip = smartypants.tags_to_skip + ["a"]
whitespace_before_punctuation = re.compile(r"[ \t]+([,\.])")
hyphens_surrounded_by_spaces = re.compile(
r"\s+[-–—]{1,3}\s+"
) # check three different unicode hyphens
multiple_newlines = re.compile(r"((\n)\2{2,})")
HTML_ENTITY_MAPPING = (
(" ", "👾🐦🥴"),
("&", "➕🐦🥴"),
("(", "◀️🐦🥴"),
(")", "▶️🐦🥴"),
)
url = re.compile(
r"(?i)" # case insensitive
r"\b(?<![\@\.])" # match must not start with @ or . (like @test.example.com)
r"(https?:\/\/)?" # optional http:// or https://
r"([\w\-]+\.{1})+" # one or more (sub)domains
r"([a-z]{2,63})" # top-level domain
r"(?!\@)\b" # match must not end with @ (like firstname.lastname@)
r"([/\?#][^<\s]*)?" # start of path, query or fragment
)
more_than_two_newlines_in_a_row = re.compile(r"\n{3,}")
def unlink_govuk_escaped(message):
return re.sub(
govuk_not_a_link,
r"\1\2\3" + ".\u200b" + r"\4", # Unicode zero-width space
message,
)
def nl2br(value):
return re.sub(r"\n|\r", "<br>", value.strip())
def add_prefix(body, prefix=None):
if prefix:
return "{}: {}".format(prefix.strip(), body)
return body
def make_link_from_url(linked_part, *, classes=""):
"""
Takes something which looks like a URL, works out which trailing characters shouldnt
be considered part of the link and returns an HTML <a> tag
input: `http://example.com/foo_(bar)).`
output: `<a href="http://example.com/foo_(bar)">http://example.com/foo_(bar)</a>).`
"""
CORRESPONDING_OPENING_CHARACTER_MAP = {
")": "(",
"]": "[",
".": None,
",": None,
":": None,
}
trailing_characters = ""
while (
last_character := linked_part[-1]
) in CORRESPONDING_OPENING_CHARACTER_MAP.keys():
corresponding_opening_character = CORRESPONDING_OPENING_CHARACTER_MAP[
last_character
]
if corresponding_opening_character:
count_opening_characters = linked_part.count(
corresponding_opening_character
)
count_closing_characters = linked_part.count(last_character)
if count_opening_characters >= count_closing_characters:
break
trailing_characters = linked_part[-1] + trailing_characters
linked_part = linked_part[:-1]
return f"{create_sanitised_html_for_url(linked_part, classes=classes)}{trailing_characters}"
def autolink_urls(value, *, classes=""):
return Markup(
url.sub(
lambda match: make_link_from_url(
match.group(0),
classes=classes,
),
value,
)
)
def create_sanitised_html_for_url(link, *, classes="", style=""):
"""
takes a link and returns an a tag to that link. does the quote/unquote dance to ensure that " quotes are escaped
correctly to prevent xss
input: `http://foo.com/"bar"?x=1#2`
output: `<a style=... href="http://foo.com/%22bar%22?x=1#2">http://foo.com/"bar"?x=1#2</a>`
"""
link_text = link
if not link.lower().startswith("http"):
link = f"http://{link}"
class_attribute = f'class="{classes}" ' if classes else ""
style_attribute = f'style="{style}" ' if style else ""
return ('<a {}{}href="{}">{}</a>').format(
class_attribute,
style_attribute,
urllib.parse.quote(urllib.parse.unquote(link), safe=":/?#=&;"),
link_text,
)
def prepend_subject(body, subject):
return "# {}\n\n{}".format(subject, body)
def sms_encode(content):
return SanitiseSMS.encode(content)
def strip_html(value):
return bleach.clean(value, tags=[], strip=True)
"""
Re-implements html._charref but makes trailing semicolons non-optional
"""
_charref = re.compile(r"&(#[0-9]+;" r"|#[xX][0-9a-fA-F]+;" r"|[^\t\n\f <&#;]{1,32};)")
def unescape_strict(s):
"""
Re-implements html.unescape to use our own definition of `_charref`
"""
if "&" not in s:
return s
return _charref.sub(_replace_charref, s)
def escape_html(value):
if not value:
return value
value = str(value)
for entity, temporary_replacement in HTML_ENTITY_MAPPING:
value = value.replace(entity, temporary_replacement)
value = escape(unescape_strict(value), quote=False)
for entity, temporary_replacement in HTML_ENTITY_MAPPING:
value = value.replace(temporary_replacement, entity)
return value
def url_encode_full_stops(value):
return value.replace(".", "%2E")
def unescaped_formatted_list(
items,
conjunction="and",
before_each="",
after_each="",
separator=", ",
prefix="",
prefix_plural="",
):
if prefix:
prefix += " "
if prefix_plural:
prefix_plural += " "
if len(items) == 1:
return "{prefix}{before_each}{items[0]}{after_each}".format(**locals())
elif items:
formatted_items = [
"{}{}{}".format(before_each, item, after_each) for item in items
]
first_items = separator.join(formatted_items[:-1])
last_item = formatted_items[-1]
return ("{prefix_plural}{first_items} {conjunction} {last_item}").format(
**locals()
)
def formatted_list(
items,
conjunction="and",
before_each="",
after_each="",
separator=", ",
prefix="",
prefix_plural="",
):
return Markup(
unescaped_formatted_list(
[escape_html(x) for x in items],
conjunction,
before_each,
after_each,
separator,
prefix,
prefix_plural,
)
)
def remove_whitespace_before_punctuation(value):
return re.sub(whitespace_before_punctuation, lambda match: match.group(1), value)
def make_quotes_smart(value):
return smartypants.smartypants(value, smartypants.Attr.q | smartypants.Attr.u)
def replace_hyphens_with_en_dashes(value):
return re.sub(
hyphens_surrounded_by_spaces,
(" " "\u2013" " "), # space # en dash # space
value,
)
def replace_hyphens_with_non_breaking_hyphens(value):
return value.replace(
"-",
"\u2011", # non-breaking hyphen
)
def normalise_whitespace_and_newlines(value):
return "\n".join(get_lines_with_normalised_whitespace(value))
def get_lines_with_normalised_whitespace(value):
return [normalise_whitespace(line) for line in value.splitlines()]
def normalise_whitespace(value):
# leading and trailing whitespace removed
# inner whitespace with width becomes a single space
# inner whitespace with zero width is removed
# multiple space characters next to each other become just a single space character
for character in OBSCURE_FULL_WIDTH_WHITESPACE:
value = value.replace(character, " ")
for character in OBSCURE_ZERO_WIDTH_WHITESPACE:
value = value.replace(character, "")
return " ".join(value.split())
def normalise_multiple_newlines(value):
return more_than_two_newlines_in_a_row.sub("\n\n", value)
def strip_leading_whitespace(value):
return value.lstrip()
def add_trailing_newline(value):
return "{}\n".format(value)
def remove_smart_quotes_from_email_addresses(value):
def remove_smart_quotes(match):
value = match.group(0)
for character in "":
value = value.replace(character, "'")
return value
return email_with_smart_quotes_regex.sub(
remove_smart_quotes,
value,
)
def strip_all_whitespace(value, extra_characters=""):
# Removes from the beginning and end of the string all whitespace characters and `extra_characters`
if value is not None and hasattr(value, "strip"):
return value.strip(ALL_WHITESPACE + extra_characters)
return value
def strip_and_remove_obscure_whitespace(value):
if value == "":
# Return early to avoid making multiple, slow calls to
# str.replace on an empty string
return ""
for character in OBSCURE_ZERO_WIDTH_WHITESPACE + OBSCURE_FULL_WIDTH_WHITESPACE:
value = value.replace(character, "")
return value.strip(string.whitespace)
def remove_whitespace(value):
# Removes ALL whitespace, not just the obscure characters we normaly remove
for character in ALL_WHITESPACE:
value = value.replace(character, "")
return value
def strip_unsupported_characters(value):
return value.replace("\u2028", "")