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Joran Dirk Greef (Ronomon) | ||
Maxim Vainstein (Microsoft) | ||
Milind Solage (Microsoft) | ||
Patrik Vicol (Microsoft) | ||
Stacy Sheperson (Microsoft) |
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The MIT License (MIT) | ||
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Copyright (c) 2020 Ronomon CC | ||
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy | ||
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal | ||
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights | ||
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell | ||
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is | ||
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: | ||
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all | ||
copies or substantial portions of the Software. | ||
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR | ||
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, | ||
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE | ||
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER | ||
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, | ||
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE | ||
SOFTWARE. |
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# @ronomon/pure | ||
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Pure is a **static analysis file format checker** that checks ZIP files for dangerous compression ratios, spec deviations, malicious archive signatures, mismatching local and central directory headers, ambiguous UTF-8 filenames, directory and symlink traversals, invalid MS-DOS dates, overlapping headers, overflow, underflow, sparseness, accidental buffer bleeds etc. | ||
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Pure's goal is to **narrow the semantic gap available to attackers** attempting to exploit vulnerable software, and to **reduce the probability of zero-days**, for example David Fifield's [A better zip bomb](https://www.usenix.org/system/files/woot19-paper_fifield_0.pdf), which was [detected by an early version of Pure as a zero-day](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20352439). | ||
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## Acknowledgements | ||
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Pure was commissioned and sponsored by the **Product Release And Security Team** at **Microsoft**. | ||
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A special thanks to **Maxim Vainstein** and his team at Microsoft for their vision and encouragement. | ||
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Looking to the future, we want to add support for more archive containers (GZ, TAR, RAR etc.) and other file formats (MS-CFBF or OOXML Office files, RTF, PDF, image formats etc.). Please contact [Joran Dirk Greef](mailto:joran@ronomon.com) if you want to support new file formats in Pure. | ||
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## Files | ||
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* **pure.h**: C interface to library source code. | ||
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* **pure**: CLI script for development testing. Usage: `./pure <file>`. | ||
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* **test.js**: Node.js test runner to run Pure against all test files in `./tests`. | ||
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* **binding.c**: Node.js binding used by CLI and test runner. | ||
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* **make-errors.js**: Script to recreate C error enums, error codes and error strings dynamically. | ||
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* **make-signatures.js**: Script to recreate C signature strings dynamically. | ||
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* **make-tests.js**: Script to recreate test files dynamically. | ||
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## Installation | ||
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```shell | ||
npm install @ronomon/pure | ||
``` | ||
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## Usage | ||
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At the command line, you can run Pure on any zip file: | ||
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```shell | ||
$ ./pure <file.zip> | ||
``` | ||
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For example: | ||
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```shell | ||
$ ./pure samples/zbsm.zip | ||
PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_FIFIELD: zip bomb: local file header overlap (see research by David Fifield) | ||
``` | ||
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As an embedded C library, **pure.h** provides: | ||
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```c | ||
int pure_zip( | ||
const uint8_t* buffer, // Zip file buffer | ||
const uint64_t size, // Size of zip file buffer in bytes | ||
const uint64_t flags // Bit flags (optional) | ||
) | ||
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int pure_zip_bomb(const int error) | ||
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const char* pure_error_code(const int error) | ||
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const char* pure_error_string(const int error) | ||
``` | ||
* **pure_zip()** returns a non-zero error return code, or a zero return code if the zip file is clean and has no file format anomalies. A buffer instead of a path is passed to pure_zip() for portability, for reduced surface area for bugs, and to avoid forcing unnecessary IO if file contents are already in memory. | ||
* **pure_zip_bomb()** returns 1 if the error return code indicates a zip bomb, otherwise 0. | ||
* **pure_error_code()** returns the constant name of the error return code. | ||
* **pure_error_string()** returns the error message string corresponding the error return code. | ||
## File Format Anomalies | ||
Pure detects **more than 150 zip file format anomalies**. | ||
Pure provides defenses against directory and symlink traversal exploits, dangerous unix mode permissions, parser ambiguity, and many other defenses against known (and unknown) exploits, including zip bombs and buffer overflows. | ||
For example, Pure detects **all variants of known (and unknown) zip bombs**: | ||
1. Overlapping local file headers (cf. [David Fifield](https://www.usenix.org/system/files/woot19-paper_fifield_0.pdf)). | ||
2. Quines (cf. [Russ Cox](https://research.swtch.com/zip)). | ||
3. Dangerous compression ratios for individual files and across an archive. | ||
4. "Lying" zip metadata vs actual compressed data. | ||
5. Excessive archive recursion. | ||
6. Excessive number of files. | ||
As a static analysis file format checker, Pure reduces the surface area for zero-day exploits by orders of magnitude. **If a file can get past Pure, it's "pure"... or at least 99% pure**. | ||
Here is the exhaustive list of what Pure can already detect: | ||
* PURE_E_SIZE_MAX | ||
* PURE_E_MALLOC | ||
* PURE_E_STRING_NOT_FOUND | ||
* PURE_E_UINT64_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_ARCHIVES | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_DEPTH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_FIFIELD | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_FILES | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_RATIO | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_INFLATE_COMPRESSED_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_BOMB_INFLATE_UNCOMPRESSED_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_TOO_SMALL | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SIZE_4GB | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_RAR | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_TAR | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_XAR | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SIGNATURE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_NOT_FOUND | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_COMMENT_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_SIGNATURE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_RECORDS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_SIZE_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_SIZE_UNDERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_MULTIPLE_DISKS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_APPENDED_DATA_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_APPENDED_DATA_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_PREPENDED_DATA | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_PREPENDED_DATA_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_PREPENDED_DATA_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CDH_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CDH_SIGNATURE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CDH_RELATIVE_OFFSET_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CDH_RELATIVE_OFFSET_OVERLAP | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CDH_FILE_NAME_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CDH_EXTRA_FIELD_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CDH_FILE_COMMENT_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LFH_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LFH_SIGNATURE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LFH_FILE_NAME_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LFH_EXTRA_FIELD_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LFH_UNDERFLOW_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LFH_UNDERFLOW_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LFH_DATA_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DDR_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LF_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LF_UNDERFLOW_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_LF_UNDERFLOW_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CD_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CD_UNDERFLOW_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CD_UNDERFLOW_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CD_EOCDR_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CD_EOCDR_UNDERFLOW_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CD_EOCDR_UNDERFLOW_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_GENERAL_PURPOSE_BIT_FLAG | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_COMPRESSION_METHOD | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_LAST_MOD_FILE_TIME | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_LAST_MOD_FILE_DATE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_CRC32 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_COMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_UNCOMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_FILE_NAME_LENGTH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_FILE_NAME | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_DDR_CRC32 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_DDR_COMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_LFH_DDR_UNCOMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_DDR_CRC32 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_DDR_COMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_DDR_UNCOMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_TRADITIONAL_ENCRYPTION | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_ENHANCED_DEFLATE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_COMPRESSED_PATCHED_DATA | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_STRONG_ENCRYPTION | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_UNUSED_BIT_7 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_UNUSED_BIT_8 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_UNUSED_BIT_9 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_UNUSED_BIT_10 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_ENHANCED_COMPRESSION | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_MASKED_LOCAL_HEADERS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_RESERVED_BIT_14 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FLAG_RESERVED_BIT_15 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_COMPRESSION_METHOD_DANGEROUS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_COMPRESSION_METHOD_ENCRYPTED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_COMPRESSION_METHOD_UNSUPPORTED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_STORED_COMPRESSION_SIZE_MISMATCH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DANGEROUS_NEGATIVE_COMPRESSION_RATIO | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_TIME_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_TIME_HOUR_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_TIME_MINUTE_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_TIME_SECOND_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DATE_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DATE_YEAR_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DATE_MONTH_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DATE_DAY_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FILE_NAME_LENGTH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FILE_NAME_CONTROL_CHARACTERS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FILE_NAME_TRAVERSAL_DRIVE_PATH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FILE_NAME_TRAVERSAL_RELATIVE_PATH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FILE_NAME_TRAVERSAL_DOUBLE_DOTS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FILE_NAME_COMPONENT_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_FILE_NAME_BACKSLASH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_MAX | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_MIN | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_ATTRIBUTE_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_UNDERFLOW_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_UNDERFLOW_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_UNICODE_PATH_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_UNICODE_PATH_VERSION | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_UNICODE_PATH_DIFF | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_BLOCK_DEVICE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_CHARACTER_DEVICE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_FIFO | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_SOCKET | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_PERMISSIONS_STICKY | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_PERMISSIONS_SETGID | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_UNIX_MODE_PERMISSIONS_SETUID | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIRECTORY_COMPRESSED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIRECTORY_UNCOMPRESSED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SYMLINK_COMPRESSED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SYMLINK_LENGTH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SYMLINK_CONTROL_CHARACTERS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SYMLINK_TRAVERSAL_DRIVE_PATH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SYMLINK_TRAVERSAL_RELATIVE_PATH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SYMLINK_TRAVERSAL_DOUBLE_DOTS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_SYMLINK_COMPONENT_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_STRING_MAX | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_STRING_NULL_BYTE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_INFLATE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_INFLATE_DICTIONARY | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_INFLATE_STREAM | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_INFLATE_DATA | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_INFLATE_MEMORY | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_INFLATE_COMPRESSED_UNDERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_INFLATE_UNCOMPRESSED_UNDERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_AD_NIHILO | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EX_NIHILO | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_CRC32 | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDL_64_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDL_64_SIGNATURE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDL_64_NEGATIVE_OFFSET | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDL_64_DISK | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDL_64_DISKS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_64_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_64_SIGNATURE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_EOCDL_64_OVERFLOW | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_EOCDL_64_UNDERFLOW_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EOCDR_EOCDL_64_UNDERFLOW_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_EOCDR_DISK | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_EOCDR_CD_DISK | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_EOCDR_CD_DISK_RECORDS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_EOCDR_CD_RECORDS | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_EOCDR_CD_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIFF_EOCDR_CD_OFFSET | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EIEF_64_COMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EIEF_64_DISK | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EIEF_64_RELATIVE_OFFSET | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EIEF_64_UNCOMPRESSED_SIZE | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EIEF_64_UNDERFLOW_ZEROED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EIEF_64_UNDERFLOW_BUFFER_BLEED | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_EIEF_64_LFH | ||
* PURE_E_ZIP_DIRECTORY_HAS_NO_LFH | ||
## ...and this is only for zip files, we want to add static analysis for more file formats, please consider asking your company to [sponsor open-source work on Pure](mailto:joran@ronomon.com). |
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// binding.c - Node.js binding: | ||
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#include <assert.h> | ||
#include <limits.h> | ||
#include <math.h> | ||
#include <node_api.h> | ||
#include <stdint.h> | ||
#include "pure.h" | ||
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#define OK(call) \ | ||
assert((call) == napi_ok); | ||
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#define THROW(env, message) \ | ||
do { \ | ||
napi_throw_error((env), NULL, (message)); \ | ||
return NULL; \ | ||
} while (0) | ||
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static int arg_buf( | ||
napi_env env, | ||
napi_value value, | ||
uint8_t** buffer, | ||
uint64_t* buffer_length | ||
) { | ||
assert(value != NULL); | ||
assert(*buffer == NULL); | ||
assert(*buffer_length == 0); | ||
bool is_buffer = 0; | ||
OK(napi_is_buffer(env, value, &is_buffer)); | ||
if (!is_buffer) return 0; | ||
size_t length = 0; | ||
OK(napi_get_buffer_info(env, value, (void**) buffer, &length)); | ||
assert(*buffer != NULL); | ||
assert(length <= UINT64_MAX); | ||
*buffer_length = length; | ||
return 1; | ||
} | ||
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static int arg_int(napi_env env, napi_value value, uint64_t* integer) { | ||
assert(*integer == 0); | ||
double temp = 0; | ||
if ( | ||
// We get the value as a double so we can check for NaN, Infinity and float: | ||
// https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/26323 | ||
napi_get_value_double(env, value, &temp) != napi_ok || | ||
temp < 0 || | ||
isnan(temp) || | ||
// Infinity, also prevent UB for double->int cast below: | ||
// https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.lang.c/rhPzd4bgKJk | ||
temp > UINT64_MAX || | ||
// Float: | ||
(double) ((uint64_t) temp) != temp | ||
) { | ||
return 0; | ||
} | ||
*integer = (uint64_t) temp; | ||
return 1; | ||
} | ||
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static napi_value call_pure_zip(napi_env env, napi_callback_info info) { | ||
size_t argc = 2; | ||
napi_value argv[2]; | ||
OK(napi_get_cb_info(env, info, &argc, argv, NULL, NULL)); | ||
uint8_t* buffer = NULL; | ||
uint64_t size = 0; | ||
uint64_t flags = 0; | ||
if ( | ||
argc != 2 || | ||
!arg_buf(env, argv[0], &buffer, &size) || | ||
!arg_int(env, argv[1], &flags) | ||
) { | ||
THROW(env, "bad arguments, expected: (buffer, flags)"); | ||
} | ||
assert(buffer != NULL); | ||
int error = pure_zip(buffer, size, flags); | ||
const char* code = pure_error_code(error); | ||
const char* string = pure_error_string(error); | ||
napi_value result; | ||
napi_value result_code; | ||
napi_value result_string; | ||
OK(napi_create_string_utf8(env, code, NAPI_AUTO_LENGTH, &result_code)); | ||
OK(napi_create_string_utf8(env, string, NAPI_AUTO_LENGTH, &result_string)); | ||
OK(napi_create_error(env, result_code, result_string, &result)); | ||
return result; | ||
} | ||
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void set_method( | ||
napi_env env, | ||
napi_value object, | ||
const char* name, | ||
void* method | ||
) { | ||
napi_value value; | ||
OK(napi_create_function(env, NULL, 0, method, NULL, &value)); | ||
OK(napi_set_named_property(env, object, name, value)); | ||
} | ||
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static napi_value Init(napi_env env, napi_value exports) { | ||
// We require assert() for safety (our asserts are not side-effect free): | ||
#ifdef NDEBUG | ||
fprintf(stderr, "NDEBUG compile flag not supported\n"); | ||
abort(); | ||
#endif | ||
set_method(env, exports, "zip", call_pure_zip); | ||
return exports; | ||
} | ||
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NAPI_MODULE(NODE_GYP_MODULE_NAME, Init) |
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