Added iOS and Android as supported operating system (#626)

artifacts/definitions.py

@@ -10,14 +10,18 @@
 TYPE_INDICATOR_WINDOWS_REGISTRY_VALUE = 'REGISTRY_VALUE'
 TYPE_INDICATOR_WMI_QUERY = 'WMI'
 
+SUPPORTED_OS_ANDROID = 'Android'
 SUPPORTED_OS_DARWIN = 'Darwin'
 SUPPORTED_OS_ESXI = 'ESXi'
+SUPPORTED_OD_IOS = 'iOS'
 SUPPORTED_OS_LINUX = 'Linux'
 SUPPORTED_OS_WINDOWS = 'Windows'
 
 SUPPORTED_OS = frozenset([
+    SUPPORTED_OS_ANDROID,
     SUPPORTED_OS_DARWIN,
     SUPPORTED_OS_ESXI,
+    SUPPORTED_OD_IOS,
     SUPPORTED_OS_LINUX,
     SUPPORTED_OS_WINDOWS])
 

docs/sources/Format-specification.md

@@ -49,7 +49,9 @@ Commonly used prefixes:
 
 Prefix | Description
 --- | ---
+Android | Android operating system specific artifact definition.
 Darwin | Mac OS (or Darwin) operating system specific artifact definition.
+iOS | iOS operating system specific artifact definition.
 Linux | Linux operating system specific artifact definition.
 Shell | Shell user-interface specific artifact definition.
 User | User specific artifact definition.
@@ -286,18 +288,20 @@ Since operating system (OS) are a very common constraint, this has been provided
 as a separate option "supported_os" to simplify syntax. For supported_os no
 quotes are required. The currently supported operating systems are:
 
+* Android
 * Darwin (also used for Mac OS X)
+* iOS
 * Linux
 * Windows
 
 ```yaml
-supported_os: [Darwin, Linux, Windows]
+supported_os: [Android, Darwin, iOS, Linux, Windows]
 ```
 
 This can be translated to objectfilter as:
 
 ```yaml
-["os =='Darwin'" OR "os=='Linux'" OR "os == 'Windows'"]
+["os =='Android'" OR "os =='Darwin'" OR "os =='iOS'" "os=='Linux'" OR "os == 'Windows'"]
 ```
 
 ## Parameter expansion and globs