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Buttler Command line Usage

Bootstrap all PinguCrew Components

The bootstrap command installs all the required dependencies for running all the components and copies the config folder to all the project submodules. To use this command, simply run

python butler.py bootstrap

Run PinguCrew Backend Server:

The run_server command starts the PinguCrew backend server locally, allowing you to run fuzz tests on your own computer. To run the server, follow these steps:

  1. Start Docker service and run butler command.
  2. Use the --skip-install-deps option to skip installation of dependencies (if desired).
  3. Use the --storage-path option to specify the storage path for the local database.
  4. Use the --log-level option to specify the logging level for the server.

For example, to start the PinguCrew server with default options, you can run the following command:

python butler.py run_server --skip-install-deps

Alternatively, you can supply additional command-line arguments to specify options such as the bootstrap and clean.

For example, to start the PinguCrew server in your first execution with default options and initialize the database and the deafult buckets, you can run the following command:

python butler.py run_server --bootstrap

In addition, the run_server command has many more options that you can find in the help output. Use the python butler run_server --help command to see the full list of options.

Run Bot Command

The run_bot command runs a local instance of your PinguBot app on the current directory. To run the bot, follow these steps:

  1. Run the butler command specifying a bot installation directory (Eg. test-bot).
  2. Use the --config-dir option to specify the path to the application's config directory.
  3. Use the --name option to specify the name of the bot to create.
  4. Use the --server-storage-path option to specify the storage path for the local database.
  5. Use the --android-serial option to connect to an Android device instead of running normally.
  6. Use the --testing option to run tests against the bot.

For example, to create a new bot with default options, you can run the following command including the conmfiguration folder path and the folder path which will be the bot working directory:

python butler run_bot -c configs/test test-bot

In addition, the run_bot command has many more options that you can find in the help output. Use the python butler.py run_bot --help command to see the full list of options.

Run Pingu Frontend

The run_web command runs the Pingu frontend server on the current directory. To run the server, follow these steps:

  1. Start your Butler instance.
  2. Use the --Skip-Install-Deps option to skip installation of dependencies (if desired).
  3. The server will start and begin listening for requests.

For example, to run the server with default options, you can run the following command:

python butler.py run_web

In addition, the run_web command has many more options that you can find in the help output. Use the python butler.py run_web --help command to see the full list of options.

Reproduce Command

The reproduce command runs the reproduction process for a discovered testcase. To run the process, follow these steps:

  1. Start your Butler instance.
  2. Navigate to the directory where you want to run the reproduction process.
  3. Use the --testcase option to specify the id of the discovered testcase.
  4. Use the --build-dir option to specify the path to the build directory containing the target app and dependencies.
  5. Use the --iterations option to specify the number of times to attempt reproduction.
  6. Use the --disable-xvfb option to disable running the testcase in a virtual frame buffer.
  7. Use the --disable-android-setup option to skip setting up an Android device for reproduction.
  8. Use the --verbose option to print additional log messages while running.
  9. Use the --emulator option to run and attempt to reproduce a crash using the Android emulator.
  10. Use the --application option to specify the name of the app binary to run.
  11. The reproduction process will run and attempt to reproduce the crash in the specified number of iterations.

For example, to run the reproduction process with default options, you can run the following command:

python butler.py reproduce -t <TESTCASE_ID
> -b <BUILD_DIR> -a <APP_NAME>

In addition, the reproduce command has many more options that you can find in the help output. Use the python butler.py reproduce --help command to see the full list of options.

Run command:

The run command works as a wrapper to execute small managment scripts located in "src/local/butler/scripts/". To run a managament command, follow these steps:

  1. Start your Butler instance
  2. Use the --non-dry-run option to run the script enable writes to the actual datastore (eg. buildin fuzzers and templates).

For example to initialize the initial datastore data execute the following command line:

python butler.py run setup --non-dry-run