libnitrokey, branch wip/multiple-devicesRobin Krahl's fork of libnitrokeyhttps://git.ireas.org/libnitrokey/atom?h=wip%2Fmultiple-devices2019-01-13T12:27:59ZAdd test for NK_list_devices to test_multiple_devices2019-01-13T12:27:59ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:29:58Zurn:sha1:cd1cfdbfc4113186f80dbadf5eb76543b22e34bd
As we cannot test this function properly in Python (due to missing
struct definitions), we test it in the C++ test suite.
Add test for NK_connect_with_path2019-01-13T12:27:52ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:06:16Zurn:sha1:e9cfa720d39e0c540fe530f907a84e9a4b5d1240
As we cannot read the output of NK_list_devices in the Python tests at
the moment, this test case uses NK_list_devices_by_cpuID instead.
Add simple test for NK_list_devices2019-01-13T12:27:45ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:05:55Zurn:sha1:cf32902131d4f7bd68622ca9d243fdff5a5ed519
Unfortunately, I cannot test more as the current ffi implementation does
not allow me to import struct definitions. Without the definition for
the NK_device_info struct, I cannot inspect the result of the
NK_list_devices function.
Add NK_device_info, NK_list_devices and NK_free_device_info2019-01-13T12:27:38ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:05:37Zurn:sha1:5d94dece0392ce0d5486097abf8918b6922f85d2
NK_list_devices corresponds to NitrokeyManager::list_devices. It
returns a linked list of NK_device_info, which has to be freed using the
NK_free_device_info function.
Change std::wstring to std::string in DeviceInfo2019-01-13T12:27:31ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:05:28Zurn:sha1:a80378e0c770a503ddaafc0c7aacb78cac667b8f
For easier handling, we should use a std::string instead of
std::wstring for the serial number in DeviceInfo. For the conversion, I
assume that the serial number is valid UTF-8. As it should be
alphanumeric and ASCII only, this should be true.
Add NK_connect_with_path to C API2019-01-13T12:27:24ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:05:18Zurn:sha1:2c79c15dc9aa4ec7eca454b793bf43a9a3ba85db
NK_connect_with_path corresponds to NitrokeyManager::connect_with_path.
Add test case for NitrokeyManager::connect_with_path to test_multiple_devices2019-01-13T12:27:18ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:05:09Zurn:sha1:a63968570dc99ddf193589270218e6c6df34c460
The current test case is renamed to “Use Storage API” as it queries the
storage status. The new test case, “Use API”, lists all connected
devices and prints their model, path and serial number.
Change NitrokeyManager::connect_with_path to also work with Pro2019-01-13T12:27:12ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:05:00Zurn:sha1:8979b7301f79e167a8060772cf83913703f70f2c
Previously, Stick20 was hardcoded in connect_with_path. Now we first
use hid_enumerate to find out the model on that path, then we connect to
that model.
We also could have added the model as a parameter to connect_with_path.
Yet we cannot directly check the model after connecting, so this would
be error-prone.
Add test case for Device::enumerate to test_multiple_devices2019-01-13T12:27:05ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:04:51Zurn:sha1:4f7c1b31191d98904276fecd236e6b68b405c349
The current test case is renamed to “List Storage devices” as it also
displays the SD card ID. The new test case, “List devices”, lists all
connected devices and prints their model, path and serial number.
Implement operator<< for DeviceModel2019-01-13T12:26:59ZRobin Krahlme@robin-krahl.de2019-01-13T11:04:42Zurn:sha1:66763febd7990f35d34345175257b2ad9401e829