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Python Library to manage NetHSM(s).

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nethsm-sdk-py

Python client for NetHSM. NetHSM documentation available here: NetHSM documentation

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Usage

Installation:

pip install nethsm

Example program:

import nethsm

admin_passphrase = "adminadmin"
unlock_passphrase = "unlockunlock"

with nethsm.connect(
    host="nethsmdemo.nitrokey.com",
    auth=nethsm.Authentication(username="admin", password=admin_passphrase),
) as client:
    if client.get_state() == nethsm.State.UNPROVISIONED:
        client.provision(
            unlock_passphrase=unlock_passphrase,
            admin_passphrase=admin_passphrase,
        )

    if client.get_state() == nethsm.State.LOCKED:
        client.unlock(unlock_passphrase)

    assert client.get_state() == nethsm.State.OPERATIONAL

    client.generate_key(
        type=nethsm.KeyType.RSA,
        length=2048,
        mechanisms=[
            nethsm.KeyMechanism.RSA_SIGNATURE_PKCS1,
            nethsm.KeyMechanism.RSA_DECRYPTION_PKCS1,
            nethsm.KeyMechanism.RSA_SIGNATURE_PSS_SHA256,
            nethsm.KeyMechanism.RSA_DECRYPTION_OAEP_SHA256, 
        ],
    )

    print(client.list_keys())

Development

Setting Up The Environment

Use make init to set up the development environment.

You can then run make check to run the checks on your changes and make fix to format the code.

Updating the client

To update the NetHSM HTTP client, you need to download the updated nethsm-api.yml OpenAPI specification. The easiest is to download it from the NetHSM demo server (curl required):

make nethsm-api.yaml --always-make

Then, run the generation script, docker is required:

make nethsm-client

Be sure to run the linter, tests and check that everything is working as expected after the update.

Custom functions

The generator doesn't support upload of binary files and custom Content-Type headers (fails to serialize). To work around this, some functions are written manually, using NetHSM._request() to send the request.

The current list of such functions is:

  • NetHSM.set_certificate() : /config/tls/cert.pem

Also, the generator cannot deserialize responses with a header that is specified in the OpenAPI document. Therefore, the following functions manually deserialize the API response:

  • NetHSM.add_key(): /keys
  • NetHSM.generate_key(): /keys/generate
  • NetHSM.add_user(): /users

Publishing a new version

  • change __version__ in nethsm/__init__.py. Example : 0.1.0
  • create a new tag, prepending v to the version. Example : v0.1.0
  • create a new release on GitHub to trigger the ci that will publish the new version.

Adding new tests

Testing is done via pytest. A test is loaded when the name of the file starts with test_ and the function doing the test is prefixed by test.

Pytest fixtures are used, to get a provisioned and initialized NetHSM object to interact with, use nethsm as a parameter of your test function. For an unprovisioned NetHSM use nethsm_no_provision.

If you want to force a reset (clearing the data) of the NetHSM instance, use start_nethsm(), it will kill and restart the process.

If you want to get debug logs when running the tests, run pytest -s.

When a test is currently broken and expected to fail, decorate the test function with:

@pytest.mark.xfail(reason="reason")

You can mark a test to be skipped:

@pytest.mark.skip(reason="reason")

Test modes

By default these tests assume that a docker daemon is running and that open ports on containers can be accessed via 127.0.0.1, meaning it will not work if run in a container.

If you want to run these tests in a container, use the docker.io/nitrokey/nethsm:testing image and set the environment variable TEST_MODE=ci. Example:

docker run -v "$PWD:/nethsm" -e FLIT_ROOT_INSTALL=1 -e TEST_MODE=ci -it --entrypoint /bin/sh nitrokey/nethsm:testing -c "apk add make python3 && cd /nethsm && make init && make test"

Be aware this command will create files owned by root in your working directory.

This CI mode manually start and stops the necessary processes to run a NetHSM instance, due to its design it may break when the container image is updated.

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