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Protect community from confusable homoglyphs #1470
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protect community from confusable homoglyphs
MartinDelille 6f100de
adding confusable_homoglyphs to requirements_base.txt
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fix flake8 test
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update confusable_homoglyphs in make env step
MartinDelille 9b496bc
move unconfusable_string to liberapay/utils/unconfusable.py
MartinDelille 64033bd
disable confusable_homoglyphs update in make env
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add spacing line in requirements_base.txt
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one liner import
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document unconfusable_string
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from confusable_homoglyphs import confusables | ||
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# Convert an Unicode string to its equivalent replacing all confusable homoglyphs | ||
# to its common/latin equivalent | ||
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def unconfusable_string(s): | ||
unconfusable_string = '' | ||
for c in s: | ||
confusable = confusables.is_confusable(c, preferred_aliases=['COMMON', 'LATIN']) | ||
if confusable: | ||
# if the character is confusable we replace it with the first prefered alias | ||
c = confusable[0]['homoglyphs'][0]['c'] | ||
unconfusable_string += c | ||
return unconfusable_string |
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This is a very inefficient implementation, the more communities there are the slower it becomes. Also you're repeating an identical function call (
cls._unconfusable(name)
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Fixed here: 9b496bc
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You only fixed the repeated call, not the wider issue: this implementation is still inefficient.
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Which part is the most inefficient:
unconfusable_string
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The fetching of all the existing community names from the database and the subsequent loop. That's linear complexity, O(n), with
n
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We should probably do something like this instead: