Also remove package and module names from classes and functions.
Also remove stix2.base from docs. We hide all private classes and
functions from the docs, so the only thing the documentation for base
included was STIXJSONEncoder.
Defining a custom object/observable/extension class with no custom
__init__() function would result in an `AttributeError` or `TypeError`,
depending on if the class sub-classed `object` or not.
- Test markings functions with both dictionaries and our _STIXBase-derived
classes as input.
- Slightly improve test coverage.
- Drop Python 2.6 support.
This required refactoring parts of the library. Code in __init__.py
merged into bundle.py, which was renamed core.py. Code in other.py was
merged into common.py.
Fixes#40.
Custom properties can be specified by passing them to a STIX object
constructor in the 'custom_properties' argument, or with the
'allow_custom' argument set to True, which will add any unrecognized
keyword arguments as properties on the object. The 'allow_custom'
argument can also be used with the parse() and parse_observable()
functions.
An error is now raised when attempting to parse objects without a 'type'
property, such as external references, kill chain phases, and granular
markings. The object which contains them is what should be parsed, not
these objects themselves.
added some test cases
in Observable constructor permit no _valid_refs in kwargs
in Observable._check_property ensure that the prop_name is in the kwargs
- Typos in Attack Pattern tests
- Put MarkingDefinition, ExternalReference, and KillChainPhase together
in a file for objects that aren't SDOs or SROs
- Create utility function to return dictionary from string or
file-like object
- Put off testing parsing Cyber Observable Objects until a later commit
Greg Back