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Prometheus: Add README for prometheus-test

Summary of Changes

This PR adds a README file for the prometheus-test repository.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive Prometheus Test Framework with configuration management, test execution, data handling, and multi-worker environment support.
    • Added detailed documentation with installation instructions, test creation guides, and configuration details.
  • Documentation

    • Added a security and quality analysis report outlining potential risks and recommendations for the Prometheus Test Framework.
    • Enhanced README with usage instructions and environment setup details.
  • Chores

    • Included code formatting configuration and updated ignore rules for environment and cache files.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a Prometheus Test Framework, featuring modules for configuration, test execution, data management, and worker environment orchestration. It includes code formatting, documentation, and a security audit. The framework supports MongoDB integration, stateful test execution, cryptographic signing, and multi-worker environments, with detailed configuration and extensibility.

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File(s) Change Summary
prometheus_test/runner.py, data.py, workers.py, utils.py, init.py, setup.py Added core framework modules: configuration, test runner, data manager, worker management, and utilities.
.prettierrc, .gitignore Added code formatting and ignore rules.
README.md Added documentation covering installation, configuration, usage, and test creation.
SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md Added a security and quality analysis report for the framework.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TestRunner
    participant DataManager
    participant Worker
    participant MongoDB

    User->>TestRunner: Initialize with config
    TestRunner->>MongoDB: Check/reset DB state
    TestRunner->>Worker: Start worker environments
    loop For each round
        TestRunner->>DataManager: Prepare round data
        TestRunner->>Worker: Execute test step
        Worker->>DataManager: Request payload/signature
        DataManager-->>Worker: Provide signed payload
        Worker-->>TestRunner: Return execution result
        TestRunner->>MongoDB: Validate/check DB state
    end
    TestRunner->>Worker: Stop worker environments
    TestRunner-->>User: Report results
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In the warren of code, new tests now hop,
With workers and data that never do stop.
MongoDB’s watched, signatures are signed,
Prometheus runs forward, securely aligned.
A rabbit’s delight, with every new round—
In this burrow of testing, strong frameworks abound!
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md (6)

1-4: Consolidate top-level headings
The document currently has two consecutive H1 headings (# Prometheus Test Framework: Security and Quality Analysis Report and # Codebase Vulnerability and Quality Report: Prometheus Test Framework). Use a single H1 for the main title and demote the second to H2 for clarity and better accessibility.


16-23: Provide context around environment and imports in sample code
In the “Unvalidated MongoDB URI Configuration” section, the example refers to urlparse and validate_and_sanitize_uri without showing their imports or definitions. Consider adding necessary import statements (for example, from urllib.parse import urlparse) and referencing where validate_and_sanitize_uri is defined or sourced.


49-55: Recommend using a standard schema validation library
Instead of a hand‐rolled validate_config_schema, consider leveraging a mature library (e.g., jsonschema, pydantic, or Cerberus). These offer robust type coercion, clear error messages, and easier maintenance for configuration validation.


83-93: Centralize allowed override keys
The proposed apply_config_overrides function is safer, but keeping ALLOWED_OVERRIDE_KEYS next to the TestConfig definition (or as metadata on dataclass fields) would improve maintainability. This way you avoid duplicating the list of configurable fields across modules.


118-124: Use structured logging instead of print
In the database state check recommendation, replace print calls with Python’s logging (e.g., logging.info / logging.error) to control verbosity and integrate with existing log aggregation.


166-173: Streamline conclusion and key areas
The “Conclusion” and “Key Improvement Areas” sections overlap in content. Consider merging them into a single concise section or converting the key areas into bullet points under one header to reduce redundancy.

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1-1: Skip internal chunk review file
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### [5] Base Directory and Path Handling
_File: prometheus_test/runner.py, Path Resolution_

```python
base_dir = base_dir or yaml_path.parent
config["base_dir"] = base_dir
```

**Recommendation**:
- Add strict path validation
- Prevent directory traversal attacks
- Sanitize and normalize paths
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance path sanitization using pathlib
Rather than os.path.normpath and manual existence checks, prefer Path.resolve(strict=True) to normalize and ensure the path exists. Use Path.is_relative_to (Python 3.9+) or compare resolved paths to guard against directory traversal.

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