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142 lines
4.4 KiB
142 lines
4.4 KiB
#!/bin/bash
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EXE=keys
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oneTimeSetUp() {
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PASS=qwertyuiop
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export TM_HOME=$HOME/.keys_test
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rm -rf $TM_HOME
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assertTrue $?
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}
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newKey(){
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assertNotNull "keyname required" "$1"
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KEYPASS=${2:-qwertyuiop}
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KEY=$(echo $KEYPASS | ${EXE} new $1 -o json)
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if ! assertTrue "created $1" $?; then return 1; fi
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assertEquals "$1" $(echo $KEY | jq .key.name | tr -d \")
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return $?
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}
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# updateKey <name> <oldkey> <newkey>
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updateKey() {
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(echo $2; echo $3) | keys update $1 > /dev/null
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return $?
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}
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test00MakeKeys() {
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USER=demouser
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assertFalse "already user $USER" "${EXE} get $USER"
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newKey $USER
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assertTrue "no user $USER" "${EXE} get $USER"
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# make sure bad password not accepted
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assertFalse "accepts short password" "echo 123 | keys new badpass"
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}
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test01ListKeys() {
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# one line plus the number of keys
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assertEquals "2" $(keys list | wc -l)
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newKey foobar
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assertEquals "3" $(keys list | wc -l)
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# we got the proper name here...
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assertEquals "foobar" $(keys list -o json | jq .[1].name | tr -d \" )
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# we get all names in normal output
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EXPECTEDNAMES=$(echo demouser; echo foobar)
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TEXTNAMES=$(keys list | tail -n +2 | cut -f1)
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assertEquals "$EXPECTEDNAMES" "$TEXTNAMES"
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# let's make sure the addresses match!
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assertEquals "text and json addresses don't match" $(keys list | tail -1 | cut -f3) $(keys list -o json | jq .[1].address | tr -d \")
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}
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test02updateKeys() {
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USER=changer
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PASS1=awsedrftgyhu
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PASS2=S4H.9j.D9S7hso
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PASS3=h8ybO7GY6d2
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newKey $USER $PASS1
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assertFalse "accepts invalid pass" "updateKey $USER $PASS2 $PASS2"
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assertTrue "doesn't update" "updateKey $USER $PASS1 $PASS2"
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assertTrue "takes new key after update" "updateKey $USER $PASS2 $PASS3"
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}
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test03recoverKeys() {
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USER=sleepy
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PASS1=S4H.9j.D9S7hso
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USER2=easy
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PASS2=1234567890
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# make a user and check they exist
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KEY=$(echo $PASS1 | ${EXE} new $USER -o json)
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if ! assertTrue "created $USER" $?; then return 1; fi
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if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then echo $KEY; echo; fi
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SEED=$(echo $KEY | jq .seed | tr -d \")
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ADDR=$(echo $KEY | jq .key.address | tr -d \")
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PUBKEY=$(echo $KEY | jq .key.pubkey | tr -d \")
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assertTrue "${EXE} get $USER > /dev/null"
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# let's delete this key
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assertFalse "echo foo | ${EXE} delete $USER > /dev/null"
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assertTrue "echo $PASS1 | ${EXE} delete $USER > /dev/null"
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assertFalse "${EXE} get $USER > /dev/null"
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# fails on short password
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assertFalse "echo foo; echo $SEED | ${EXE} recover $USER2 -o json > /dev/null"
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# fails on bad seed
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assertFalse "echo $PASS2; echo \"silly white whale tower bongo\" | ${EXE} recover $USER2 -o json > /dev/null"
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# now we got it
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KEY2=$((echo $PASS2; echo $SEED) | ${EXE} recover $USER2 -o json)
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if ! assertTrue "recovery failed: $KEY2" $?; then return 1; fi
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if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then echo $KEY2; echo; fi
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# make sure it looks the same
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NAME2=$(echo $KEY2 | jq .name | tr -d \")
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ADDR2=$(echo $KEY2 | jq .address | tr -d \")
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PUBKEY2=$(echo $KEY2 | jq .pubkey | tr -d \")
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assertEquals "wrong username" "$USER2" "$NAME2"
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assertEquals "address doesn't match" "$ADDR" "$ADDR2"
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assertEquals "pubkey doesn't match" "$PUBKEY" "$PUBKEY2"
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# and we can find the info
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assertTrue "${EXE} get $USER2 > /dev/null"
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}
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# try recovery with secp256k1 keys
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test03recoverSecp() {
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USER=dings
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PASS1=Sbub-U9byS7hso
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USER2=booms
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PASS2=1234567890
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KEY=$(echo $PASS1 | ${EXE} new $USER -o json -t secp256k1)
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if ! assertTrue "created $USER" $?; then return 1; fi
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if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then echo $KEY; echo; fi
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SEED=$(echo $KEY | jq .seed | tr -d \")
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ADDR=$(echo $KEY | jq .key.address | tr -d \")
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PUBKEY=$(echo $KEY | jq .key.pubkey | tr -d \")
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assertTrue "${EXE} get $USER > /dev/null"
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# now we got it
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KEY2=$((echo $PASS2; echo $SEED) | ${EXE} recover $USER2 -o json)
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if ! assertTrue "recovery failed: $KEY2" $?; then return 1; fi
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if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then echo $KEY2; echo; fi
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# make sure it looks the same
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NAME2=$(echo $KEY2 | jq .name | tr -d \")
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ADDR2=$(echo $KEY2 | jq .address | tr -d \")
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PUBKEY2=$(echo $KEY2 | jq .pubkey | tr -d \")
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assertEquals "wrong username" "$USER2" "$NAME2"
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assertEquals "address doesn't match" "$ADDR" "$ADDR2"
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assertEquals "pubkey doesn't match" "$PUBKEY" "$PUBKEY2"
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# and we can find the info
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assertTrue "${EXE} get $USER2 > /dev/null"
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}
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# load and run these tests with shunit2!
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DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )" #get this files directory
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. $DIR/shunit2
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