Test Commands:
pwd # Verify working directory display
ls # Test basic directory listing
ls -la # Test hidden file display
cat .hidden_flag # Test file reading
Expected Behavior:
- Terminal shows current directory
- Lists visible files
- Shows hidden files with permissions
- Displays file contents
Test Commands:
ls -l # View file permissions
chmod 644 test.txt # Test permission changes
chmod +x script.sh # Test executable permissions
./script.sh # Test script execution
Expected Behavior:
- Shows file permissions correctly
- Updates permissions as expected
- Marks files as executable
- Executes permitted scripts
Test Commands:
find . -name "*.txt" # Test file search
grep "flag" * # Test content search
locate secret # Test system search
which python # Test command location
Expected Behavior:
- Lists matching files
- Shows matching content
- Locates system files
- Finds command paths
Test Commands:
ps aux # List processes
top # Process monitor
kill -l # List signals
pgrep python # Find process IDs
Expected Behavior:
- Shows running processes
- Displays system resources
- Lists available signals
- Finds specific processes
Test Commands:
ifconfig # Network interfaces
netstat -an # Network connections
ping localhost # Network connectivity
curl localhost:5000 # HTTP requests
Expected Behavior:
- Shows network config
- Lists open ports
- Tests connectivity
- Makes HTTP requests
Test Commands:
base64 -d file.txt # Test base64 decode
xxd file.bin # Test hex view
rot13 message.txt # Test ROT13
md5sum file.txt # Test hashing
Expected Behavior:
- Decodes base64 content
- Shows hex dump
- Decodes ROT13
- Generates checksums
- Terminal renders correctly
- Command history works
- Auto-completion functions
- Error messages display properly
- Level completion tracked
- Flags validate correctly
- Progress saves properly
- Levels unlock sequentially
- Input sanitization works
- Command restrictions active
- Session handling secure
- No privilege escalation
- Commands execute quickly
- No memory leaks
- Handles concurrent users
- Loads levels efficiently
# Clone testing environment
git clone https://github.com/AryanVBW/QuickSnatch.git
cd QuickSnatch
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Start test server
python app.py
# Run test suite
python -m pytest tests/
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- Include error messages
- Specify test environment
- Add reproduction steps
Note: This document is for testing purposes only. Keep this separate from user documentation to maintain the learning experience integrity.