#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Prowler - the handy cloud security tool (copyright 2018) by Toni de la Fuente
#
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# Generates JUnit XML reports which can be read by Jenkins or other CI tools

JUNIT_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY="junit-reports"

is_junit_output_enabled() {
  if [[ " ${MODES[@]} " =~ " junit-xml " ]]; then
    true
  else
    false
  fi
}

xml_escape() {
  sed 's/&/\&amp;/g; s/</\&lt;/g; s/>/\&gt;/g; s/\"/\&quot;/g; s/'"'"'/\&#39;/g' <<< "$1"
}

prepare_junit_output() {
  # Remove any JUnit output from previous runs
  rm -rf "$JUNIT_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY"
  mkdir "$JUNIT_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY"
  echo ""
  echo "$NOTICE Writing JUnit XML reports to $PROWLER_DIR/$JUNIT_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY $NORMAL"
}

prepare_junit_check_output() {
  # JUnit test cases must be named uniquely, but each Prowler check can output many times due to multiple resources,
  # therefore append an index value to the test case name to provide uniqueness, reset it to 1 before starting this check
  JUNIT_CHECK_INDEX=1
  # To match JUnit behaviour in Java, and ensure that an aborted execution does not leave a partially written and therefore invalid XML file,
  # output a JUnit XML file per check
  JUNIT_OUTPUT_FILE="$JUNIT_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/TEST-$1.xml"
  printf '%s\n' \
    "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>" \
    "<testsuite name=\"$(xml_escape "$(get_junit_classname)")\" timestamp=\"$(get_iso8601_timestamp)\">" \
    "  <properties>" \
    "    <property name=\"prowler.version\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$PROWLER_VERSION")\"/>" \
    "    <property name=\"aws.profile\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$PROFILE")\"/>" \
    "    <property name=\"aws.accountNumber\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$ACCOUNT_NUM")\"/>" \
    "    <property name=\"check.id\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$TITLE_ID")\"/>" \
    "    <property name=\"check.scored\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$ITEM_SCORED")\"/>" \
    "    <property name=\"check.level\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$ITEM_LEVEL")\"/>" \
    "    <property name=\"check.asff.type\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$ASFF_TYPE")\"/>" \
    "    <property name=\"check.asff.resourceType\" value=\"$(xml_escape "$ASFF_RESOURCE_TYPE")\"/>" \
    "  </properties>" \
    > "$JUNIT_OUTPUT_FILE"
  JUNIT_CHECK_START_TIME=$(get_time_in_milliseconds)
}

finalise_junit_check_output() {
  echo '</testsuite>' >> "$JUNIT_OUTPUT_FILE"
}

output_junit_success() {
  output_junit_test_case "$1" "<system-out>$(xml_escape "$1")</system-out>"
}

output_junit_info() {
  # Nothing to output for JUnit for this level of message, but reset the check timer for timing the next check
  JUNIT_CHECK_START_TIME=$(get_time_in_milliseconds)
}

output_junit_failure() {
  output_junit_test_case "$1" "<failure message=\"$(xml_escape "$1")\"/>"
}

output_junit_skipped() {
  output_junit_test_case "$1" "<skipped message=\"$(xml_escape "$1")\"/>"
}

get_junit_classname() {
  # <section>.<check_id> naturally follows a Java package structure, so it is suitable as a package name
  echo "$TITLE_ID"
}

output_junit_test_case() {
  local time_now
  local test_case_duration
  time_now=$(get_time_in_milliseconds)
  # JUnit test case time values are in seconds, so divide by 1000 using e-3 to convert from milliseconds without losing accuracy due to non-floating point arithmetic
  test_case_duration=$(printf "%.3f" "$((time_now - JUNIT_CHECK_START_TIME))e-3")
  printf '%s\n' \
    "  <testcase name=\"$(xml_escape "$TITLE_TEXT") ($JUNIT_CHECK_INDEX)\" classname=\"$(xml_escape "$(get_junit_classname)")\" time=\"$test_case_duration\">" \
    "    $2" \
    "  </testcase>" >> "$JUNIT_OUTPUT_FILE"
  # Reset the check timer for timing the next check
  JUNIT_CHECK_START_TIME=$(get_time_in_milliseconds)
  ((JUNIT_CHECK_INDEX+=1))
}