This keeps information about vendors and USB IDs in one place, and
allows us to extend with model-specific information later.
By default, this should be backwards-compatible -- TrezorClient can
optionally accept model information, and if not, it will try to guess
based on Features.
It is possible to specify which models to look for in transport
enumeration. Bridge and UDP transports ignore the parameter, because
they can't know what model is on the other side.
supersedes #1448 and #1449
WIP - typing the trezorctl apps
typing functions trezorlib/cli
addressing most of mypy issue for trezorlib apps and _internal folder
fixing broken device tests by changing asserts in debuglink.py
addressing most of mypy issues in trezorlib/cli folder
adding types to some untyped functions, mypy section in setup.cfg
typing what can be typed, some mypy fixes, resolving circular import issues
importing type objects in "if TYPE_CHECKING:" branch
fixing CI by removing assert in emulator, better ignore comments
CI assert fix, style fixes, new config options
fixup! CI assert fix, style fixes, new config options
type fixes after rebasing on master
fixing python3.6 and 3.7 unittests by importing Literal from typing_extensions
couple mypy and style fixes
fixes and improvements from code review
silencing all but one mypy issues
trial of typing the tools.expect function
fixup! trial of typing the tools.expect function
@expect and @session decorators correctly type-checked
Optional args in CLI where relevant, not using general list/tuple/dict where possible
python/Makefile commands, adding them into CI, ignoring last mypy issue
documenting overload for expect decorator, two mypy fixes coming from that
black style fix
improved typing of decorators, pyright config file
addressing or ignoring pyright errors, replacing mypy in CI by pyright
fixing incomplete assert causing device tests to fail
pyright issue that showed in CI but not locally, printing pyright version in CI
fixup! pyright issue that showed in CI but not locally, printing pyright version in CI
unifying type:ignore statements for pyright usage
resolving PIL.Image issues, pyrightconfig not excluding anything
replacing couple asserts with TypeGuard on safe_issubclass
better error handling of usb1 import for webusb
better error handling of hid import
small typing details found out by strict pyright mode
improvements from code review
chore(python): changing List to Sequence for protobuf messages
small code changes to reflect the protobuf change to Sequence
importing TypedDict from typing_extensions to support 3.6 and 3.7
simplify _format_access_list function
fixup! simplify _format_access_list function
typing tools folder
typing helper-scripts folder
some click typing
enforcing all functions to have typed arguments
reverting the changed argument name in tools
replacing TransportType with Transport
making PinMatrixRequest.type protobuf attribute required
reverting the protobuf change, making argument into get_pin Optional
small fixes in asserts
solving the session decorator type issues
fixup! solving the session decorator type issues
improvements from code review
fixing new pyright errors introduced after version increase
changing -> Iterable to -> Sequence in enumerate_devices, change in wait_for_devices
style change in debuglink.py
chore(python): adding type annotation to Sequences in messages.py
better "self and cls" types on Transport
fixup! better "self and cls" types on Transport
fixing some easy things from strict pyright run
There's two udp calls in `UdpTransport._ping()`:
- socket.sendall(b"PINGPING") -> this will be instanteous, AND it will
raise if the receiving side is not listening.
- socket.recv() -> this will wait for SOCKET_TIMEOUT seconds, but only
in case the sendall() succeeded. This means that receiving side exists
and we are now waiting until it's awake enough to respond.
In conclusion, we avoid hammering emulator with PINGPINGs with a timeout
so short we don't see an answer. This should avoid the problem
occasionally seen in CI and described in #1668
Protobuf encoding now happens in TrezorClient, and transports get encoded blobs
to (chunkify and) send. This is a better design because transports don't need
to know about protobuf.
It also lays groundwork for sending raw bytes feature (#116)
This commit also removes all vestiges of ProtocolV2 which was never used and
will probably need to be redesigned from the ground up anyway. The code is
still ready for protocol flexibility.
This deserves some explanation.
* tests were moved to separate python/tests subdir
* trezorlib was moved to python/src, so that it does not exist on
PYTHONPATH by default
(see https://blog.ionelmc.ro/2014/05/25/python-packaging/ for details)
* everything was updated to understand the new structure
* trezorctl was changed from a top-level executable script to a module
`trezorlib.cli.trezorctl` and is installed via the entry_points
mechanism.
This should make it work normally on Windows!
The package should be installable as normal through pip and pipenv, no
changes are needed on that side.
The source package from pypi will include unit tests. (Device tests were
completely moved out). Wheel will exclude them, because users don't need
them.
That shrinks the .whl from 520 kB to 270 - nice!
python: reorganize remaining unit tests
