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# The CAP Validator
### The Python module for ensuring the validity of CAP alerts.
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## Features
- **Schema Validation**: Ensure your CAP XML file follows the [CAP v1.2 standard](https://docs.oasis-open.org/emergency/cap/v1.2/CAP-v1.2-os.html).
- **Digital Signature Validation**: Verify that the CAP XML file comes from a legitimate source and has not been tampered with.
*Note: Currently, only certificates issued by a trused certificate authority (CA) are supported. This means signatures with a self-signed certificate will **not** pass the validation.*
## Getting Started
### 1. Installation
```bash
pip install capvalidator
```
### 2A. Using the API
We can perform a total validation of the CAP XML file using `validate_xml(cap, strict)`.
- `cap`: The CAP alert XML byte string.
- `strict`: Whether or not signature validation is enforced. Defaults to `True`.
```python
from capvalidator import validate_xml
# Read the CAP XML file as a byte string
with open(<cap-file-directory>, "rb") as f:
cap = f.read()
# Perform the validation
result = validate_xml(cap, strict=True)
# Check the result
passed = result.passed
msg = result.msg
if not passed:
# Logic for handling invalid CAP file
# Logic for handling valid CAP file
```
Or, alternatively, we can perform a more refined validation using `check_schema(cap)` and/or `check_signature(cap)`:
```python
from capvalidator import check_schema, check_signature
# Read the CAP XML file as a byte string
with open(<cap-file-directory>, "rb") as f:
cap = f.read()
# Validate the schema
schema_result = check_schema(cap)
# Check the results
passed = schema_result.passed
msg = schema_result.msg
if not passed:
# Logic for handling invalid CAP file
# Validate the signature
signature_result = check_signature(cap)
# Check the results
passed = signature_result.passed
msg = signature_result.msg
if not passed:
# Logic for handling invalid CAP file
# Logic for handling valid CAP file
```
There is also a date extractor `get_dates(cap)` which you may find useful:
```python
from capvalidator import get_dates
# Read the CAP XML file as a byte string
with open(<cap-file-directory>, "rb") as f:
cap = f.read()
dts = get_dates(cap)
sent_date = dts.sent
effective_date = dts.effective
onset_date = dts.onset
expiry_date = dts.expiry
```
### 2B. Using the CLI
We can perform a total validation of the CAP XML file:
```bash
capvalidator validate <cap-file-directory>
```
By default this includes schema and signature validation.
To manually enable/disable enforcement of a valid XML signature, we can use the `--strict` or `--no-strict` arguments respectively:
```bash
capvalidator validate --strict <cap_file-directory>
```
```bash
capvalidator validate --no-strict <cap_file-directory>
```
Or, alternatively, for more refined validations we can use the `--type` argument:
```bash
capvalidator validate --type schema <cap-file-directory>
```
```bash
capvalidator validate --type signature <cap-file-directory>
```
## Bugs and Issues
All bugs, enhancements and issues are managed on [GitHub](https://github.com/wmo-im/capvalidator/issues).
## Contact
* [Rory Burke](https://github.com/RoryPTB)
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