Please log an error message so the user knows what has gone wrong

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logs were included in possible errors in copy.sh

Please translate all variable names, documentation, function names into English.

all scripts and documentation have been translated into English

The suggested change was implemented.

Creating the mount point is better done inside the Dockerfile, as it's something the container needs.

I couldn't implement the functionality satisfactorily.

We can remove this step. The docker-compose.yml file is currently defining a named Docker volume (shared_data) and mounting it inside the container on /shared_data. We should instead mount a local directory inside the container (possibly dropping the underscore for conciseness), e.g.:

framework:
  volumes:
    - ./framework:/app
    - ./shared:/shared:rw

I thought about doing it the way you suggested, as we discussed, but it didn't work as well as the current approach, where the user provides the folder with the information and the script copies it to the volume.

Share local directory for input/output (replace copy.sh script, see comments in there).

I tried to change it, but the new approach didn't work correctly, so I kept the original one.

It seems like file.env is never used. Where is this used?

This .env file is created to temporarily store the API key for Zap. After the configuration, a command is included in the .sh script to delete the file.

O que é o "título do relatório"?

What is "context"?

The documentation was revised, and all the mentioned concepts, as well as those that previously lacked explanations, were properly clarified.

Move the contents of example.json here and remove the file from disk. Explain each of the fields. And provide an actual valid configuration... maybe for the Juice Shop application running on a container or VM.

I included a real-world example in the documentation, something like this.

    context: "context_bWAPP"
    url: "192.168.15.3/bWAPP/"
    url_login: "192.168.15.3/bWAPP/login"
    exclude_urls: []
    report_title: "Report_bWAPP"
    login: "admin"
    password: "admin"

If a local folder is shared between the host and containers, then there is no need for a server to host the files. (See comments in docker-compose.yml and copy.sh.)

As requested, the server was removed from the final version of the framework.

OK, mover essa parte para o ponto acima onde descrevemos a classe do Pydantic. Acho que se mantivermos o example.json é melhor colocá-lo dentro do ./shared de uma vez.

I left it in the root of the application because the example is only copied to the volume when the application starts. How would the user have access to it before that?

Quais arquivos?

I think we can make this process much simpler using the ./shared trick.

Please see https://github.com/cunha/easymapit for an example of a container that uses a shared directory to receive input and write output. It doesn't user Docker Compose, but the same mechanism applies. With plain Docker, the -v is the switch we use to configure the volume in the container.

I tried to make it as user-friendly as possible. The user can have a folder anywhere in their workspace with the necessary files for running the tests. Once again, the documentation explains the process.

Why use plain docker logs instead of docker compose logs <service>?

The Zap container generates a lot of output on the screen, so I preferred to separate both containers to make debugging clearer.

I think we could try to drop this container entirely by using a shared volume.

I didn't understand the purpose.

This file seems to include everything from a pip freeze, but it would be better, for documentation reasons, to list only the dependencies. If you want to lock the version of all dependencies, then we could use a project management tool (I hear rye is the hot thing these days) to create a lock file for us.

I removed libraries from the language and tried to keep the ones that are used through imports.

Use getenv for the port number too.

You can provide a default with os.getenv("ZAP_PROXY_PORT", 8080)

Done! The environment variable is treated as an integer, so I just performed a type conversion, something like:

ZAP_PROXY_PORT = int(os.getenv("ZAP_PROXY_PORT"))

Esses atributos são do HTML, certo? A pessoa tem flexibilidade para definir estes atributos ou são fixos do padrão HTML?

If the attributes can be generated by the developer, then should we have regexes to find the attributes too?

This version of the framework uses only HTML tags.

The framework directory is already copied inside the container at /app by the Dockerfile, is this doing something different or the same thing?

I tried to separate the setup of the two containers, the framework and ZAP.

Sorry, can you please elaborate?

This is cryptic. Why do we only replace @ with %40 when login != password? Please write some documentation explaining what is being accomplished here and why it is needed.

I explain what happens in the documentation: in some applications, the request body formats in a way that the @ becomes %40.

Avoid naked except clauses. It doesn't seem like the text above raises any exception, and the code seems also unclear how the function "returns" information to the caller (it either prints "failed to log in" or "login done"). How do we know what has happened outside the function?). Maybe rewrite the code so the intent is clearer or write some documentation.

Commit seems unrelated to the issue here

The function handles cases where the element cannot be found. If one of the elements corresponding to the form is incompatible, it will refresh the page to apply other elements during authentication.

Sorry, can you please elaborate?

Commit seems unrelated to the issue here

For docscrings, we should follow https://peps.python.org/pep-0257 so autogenerated documentation matches existing formatting templates.

i forgot to use black in the code, now its done.