yaml_tools.oscal module

The main init, run, and self-test functions for oscal extract.

yaml_tools.oscal.csv_append_id_data(in_ids: List, prog_opts: Dict, uargs: Munch) → None

Append/update column data using ID sets and write a new csv file using the given filename with .modified appended to the filename stem.

yaml_tools.oscal.csv_row_match(in_ids: List, ctl: List) → List

Extracted ctl munging from csv_append_id_data loop for testing.

Param:

ctl

Return ctl:

munged ctl

yaml_tools.oscal.id_set_match(in_ids: List, id_q: Deque, uargs: Munch) → Tuple[List, List]

Quick set match analysis of ID sets.

yaml_tools.oscal.load_input_data(filepath: Path, prog_opts: Dict, use_ssg: bool = False, debug: bool = False) → Tuple[List, Deque, Deque]

Find and gather the inputs, ie, content file(s) and user control IDs, into a tuple of lists (id_list, file_tuple_list). Load up the queues and return a tuple of both queues and the list of normalized user IDs from filepath.

yaml_tools.oscal.main(argv=None)

Collect and process command options/arguments and then process data.

yaml_tools.oscal.munge_file(filepath: Path, prog_opts: Dict, uargs: Munch)

Munge a CSV file by appending columns.

yaml_tools.oscal.process_data(filepath: Path, prog_opts: Dict, uargs: Munch)

Process inputs, print some output.

yaml_tools.oscal.self_test(ucfg: Munch)

Basic sanity check using import_module.

yaml_tools.oscal.ssg_ctrl_from_nist(in_id: str, prog_opts: Dict, uargs: Munch)

Create a new control in SSG format using the given ID. Give it some levels if it exists in the relevant NIST profiles.