aprs.me/lib/aprsme/encoding_utils.ex
Graham McIntire b10166fb46
Fix CI test failures
Fixed multiple issues causing CI failures:

1. Removed unused @migration_timeout module attribute in migration
2. Fixed EncodingUtils doctests to include all fields returned by encoding_info
3. Fixed ETS table access errors in StreamingPacketsPubSub by moving cleanup
   operations back to the GenServer process (ETS tables can only be modified
   by their owner)
4. Fixed DBConnection.OwnershipError in DeviceCache by skipping database
   access in test environment

The ETS fix works by collecting dead PIDs in the async task and sending
them back to the GenServer for cleanup, avoiding cross-process ETS access.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-07-28 12:32:16 -05:00

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defmodule Aprsme.EncodingUtils do
@moduledoc """
Encoding utilities for handling APRS packet data.
Provides functions for sanitizing strings, converting encodings,
and validating data.
"""
alias Aprs.Types.MicE
alias Aprsme.Encoding
@doc """
Sanitizes a binary to ensure it can be safely JSON encoded.
If the binary is valid UTF-8, returns it as-is.
If it contains invalid UTF-8 sequences, replaces them with the Unicode
replacement character (<28>) or removes them entirely.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_string("Hello World")
"Hello World"
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_string(<<72, 101, 108, 108, 111, 211, 87, 111, 114, 108, 100>>)
"HelloÓWorld"
"""
@spec sanitize_string(binary() | nil | any()) :: binary() | nil | any()
def sanitize_string(binary) when is_binary(binary) do
Encoding.sanitize_string(binary)
end
def sanitize_string(nil), do: nil
def sanitize_string(other), do: other
@doc """
Converts various types to float with validation for safety.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_float(1)
1.0
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_float(1.5)
1.5
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_float("2.3")
2.3
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_float("bad")
nil
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_float(nil)
nil
"""
@spec to_float(any()) :: float() | nil
def to_float(value) when is_float(value) do
if finite_float?(value), do: value
end
def to_float(value) when is_integer(value) do
if value >= -9.0e15 and value <= 9.0e15 do
value * 1.0
end
end
def to_float(value) when is_binary(value) do
# Sanitize and use Gleam's safe conversion
sanitized = value |> sanitize_string() |> to_string()
case Encoding.to_float_safe(sanitized) do
{:ok, f} -> f
nil -> nil
end
end
def to_float(%Decimal{} = value) do
float = Decimal.to_float(value)
if finite_float?(float), do: float
end
def to_float(_), do: nil
# Helper to check if a float is finite (not infinity or NaN)
@spec finite_float?(any()) :: boolean()
defp finite_float?(float) when is_float(float) do
# In Elixir, we can't have infinity or NaN in regular floats
# This function is kept for defensive programming
true
end
@doc """
Converts various types to Decimal for database storage.
## Examples
iex> is_struct(Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_decimal(1), Decimal)
true
iex> is_struct(Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_decimal(1.5), Decimal)
true
iex> is_struct(Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_decimal("2.3"), Decimal)
true
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_decimal("bad")
nil
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_decimal(nil)
nil
"""
@spec to_decimal(any()) :: Decimal.t() | nil
def to_decimal(%Decimal{} = d), do: d
def to_decimal(f) when is_float(f), do: Decimal.from_float(f)
def to_decimal(i) when is_integer(i), do: Decimal.new(i)
def to_decimal(s) when is_binary(s) do
case Decimal.parse(s) do
{d, _} ->
d
:error ->
case Float.parse(s) do
{f, _} -> Decimal.from_float(f)
:error -> nil
end
end
end
def to_decimal(_), do: nil
@doc """
Sanitizes all string fields in packet data before database storage.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_packet_strings(["abc", <<255>>])
["abc", "ÿ"]
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_packet_strings(%{"foo" => <<0, 65, 66, 67>>})
%{"foo" => "ABC"}
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_packet_strings(nil)
nil
"""
@spec sanitize_packet_strings(any()) :: any()
def sanitize_packet_strings(%DateTime{} = dt), do: dt
def sanitize_packet_strings(%NaiveDateTime{} = ndt), do: ndt
def sanitize_packet_strings(%_struct{} = struct), do: struct |> Map.from_struct() |> sanitize_packet_strings()
def sanitize_packet_strings(list) when is_list(list), do: Enum.map(list, &sanitize_packet_strings/1)
def sanitize_packet_strings(map) when is_map(map) do
Enum.reduce(map, %{}, fn {key, value}, acc ->
Map.put(acc, key, sanitize_packet_strings(value))
end)
end
def sanitize_packet_strings(binary) when is_binary(binary) do
s = sanitize_string(binary)
if is_binary(s), do: s, else: ""
end
def sanitize_packet_strings(other), do: other
@doc """
Normalizes data_type field to ensure it's always a string.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.normalize_data_type(%{data_type: :weather})
%{data_type: "weather"}
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.normalize_data_type(%{"data_type" => :foo})
%{"data_type" => "foo"}
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.normalize_data_type(%{data_type: "bar"})
%{data_type: "bar"}
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.normalize_data_type(%{"data_type" => "baz"})
%{"data_type" => "baz"}
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.normalize_data_type(%{foo: 1})
%{foo: 1}
"""
@spec normalize_data_type(map()) :: map()
def normalize_data_type(%{data_type: data_type} = attrs) when is_atom(data_type) do
%{attrs | data_type: to_string(data_type)}
end
def normalize_data_type(%{"data_type" => data_type} = attrs) when is_atom(data_type) do
%{attrs | "data_type" => to_string(data_type)}
end
def normalize_data_type(attrs) when is_map(attrs) do
case {Map.has_key?(attrs, :data_type), Map.get(attrs, :data_type)} do
{true, data_type} when is_atom(data_type) ->
%{attrs | data_type: to_string(data_type)}
_ ->
attrs
end
end
def normalize_data_type(attrs), do: attrs
@doc """
List of weather-related fields used for packet classification.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.weather_fields() |> Enum.member?(:temperature)
true
iex> :foo in Aprsme.EncodingUtils.weather_fields()
false
"""
@spec weather_fields() :: [atom()]
def weather_fields do
[
:temperature,
:humidity,
:wind_speed,
:wind_direction,
:wind_gust,
:pressure,
:rain_1h,
:rain_24h,
:rain_since_midnight,
:snow,
:luminosity
]
end
@doc """
Sanitizes all string fields in an APRS packet to ensure safe JSON encoding.
## Examples
iex> result = Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_packet(%{"information_field" => <<0, 65, 66, 67>>, "data_extended" => %{"comment" => <<0, 68, 69, 70>>}})
iex> result["information_field"] == "ABC"
true
iex> result["data_extended"]["comment"] == "DEF"
true
"""
@spec sanitize_packet(struct() | map()) :: struct() | map()
def sanitize_packet(%Aprsme.Packet{} = packet) do
%{
packet
| information_field: sanitize_string(packet.information_field),
data_extended: sanitize_data_extended(packet.data_extended)
}
end
def sanitize_packet(packet) when is_map(packet) do
# Handle all known string fields, checking for both atom and string keys
string_fields = [
:information_field,
:comment,
:path,
:raw_packet,
:destination,
:sender,
:base_callsign,
:ssid,
:manufacturer,
:equipment_type,
:message_text,
:addressee,
:symbol_code,
:symbol_table_id,
:dao,
:timestamp,
:device_identifier
]
# Sanitize all string fields
sanitized =
Enum.reduce(string_fields, packet, fn field, acc ->
atom_key = field
string_key = to_string(field)
cond do
Map.has_key?(acc, atom_key) ->
Map.update(acc, atom_key, nil, &sanitize_string/1)
Map.has_key?(acc, string_key) ->
Map.update(acc, string_key, nil, &sanitize_string/1)
true ->
acc
end
end)
# Handle data_extended separately
cond do
Map.has_key?(sanitized, :data_extended) ->
Map.update(sanitized, :data_extended, nil, &sanitize_data_extended/1)
Map.has_key?(sanitized, "data_extended") ->
Map.update(sanitized, "data_extended", nil, &sanitize_data_extended/1)
true ->
sanitized
end
end
@doc """
Sanitizes string fields in the data_extended structure.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_data_extended(%{"comment" => <<0, 65, 66, 67>>})
%{"comment" => "ABC"}
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.sanitize_data_extended(nil)
nil
"""
@spec sanitize_data_extended(nil | map() | MicE.t() | any()) :: nil | map() | MicE.t() | any()
def sanitize_data_extended(nil), do: nil
def sanitize_data_extended(%{comment: comment} = data_extended) when is_map(data_extended) do
%{data_extended | comment: sanitize_string(comment)}
end
def sanitize_data_extended(%MicE{message: message} = mic_e) do
%{mic_e | message: sanitize_string(message)}
end
def sanitize_data_extended(data_extended) when is_map(data_extended) and not is_struct(data_extended) do
# Handle generic maps by sanitizing all string values
Enum.reduce(data_extended, %{}, fn {key, value}, acc ->
sanitized_value = sanitize_map_value(value)
Map.put(acc, key, sanitized_value)
end)
end
def sanitize_data_extended(data_extended), do: data_extended
@spec sanitize_map_value(any()) :: any()
defp sanitize_map_value(val) when is_binary(val), do: sanitize_string(val)
defp sanitize_map_value(val), do: val
@doc """
Converts a binary to a hex string representation for debugging.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.to_hex(<<72, 101, 108, 108, 111>>)
"48656C6C6F"
"""
@spec to_hex(binary()) :: String.t()
def to_hex(binary) when is_binary(binary) do
Encoding.to_hex(binary)
end
@doc """
Returns information about a binary's encoding validity.
## Examples
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.encoding_info("Hello")
%{valid_utf8: true, byte_count: 5, char_count: 5, invalid_at: nil}
iex> Aprsme.EncodingUtils.encoding_info(<<72, 101, 211, 108, 111>>)
%{valid_utf8: false, byte_count: 5, char_count: nil, invalid_at: 2}
"""
@spec encoding_info(binary()) :: map()
def encoding_info(binary) when is_binary(binary) do
Encoding.encoding_info(binary)
end
end