kea/src/lib/eval/tests/token_unittest.cc

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#include <config.h>
#include <eval/token.h>
#include <dhcp/pkt4.h>
#include <dhcp/pkt6.h>
#include <dhcp/dhcp4.h>
#include <dhcp/dhcp6.h>
#include <dhcp/option_string.h>

#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
#include <boost/scoped_ptr.hpp>
#include <gtest/gtest.h>

#include <arpa/inet.h>

using namespace std;
using namespace isc::dhcp;

namespace {

/// @brief Test fixture for testing Tokens.
///
/// This class provides several convenience objects to be used during testing
/// of the Token family of classes.
class TokenTest : public ::testing::Test {
public:

    /// @brief Initializes Pkt4,Pkt6 and options that can be useful for
    ///        evaluation tests.
    TokenTest() {
        pkt4_.reset(new Pkt4(DHCPDISCOVER, 12345));
        pkt6_.reset(new Pkt6(DHCPV6_SOLICIT, 12345));

        // Add options with easily identifiable strings in them
        option_str4_.reset(new OptionString(Option::V4, 100, "hundred4"));
        option_str6_.reset(new OptionString(Option::V6, 100, "hundred6"));

        pkt4_->addOption(option_str4_);
        pkt6_->addOption(option_str6_);
    }

    TokenPtr t_; ///< Just a convenience pointer

    ValueStack values_; ///< evaluated values will be stored here

    Pkt4Ptr pkt4_; ///< A stub DHCPv4 packet
    Pkt6Ptr pkt6_; ///< A stub DHCPv6 packet

    OptionPtr option_str4_; ///< A string option for DHCPv4
    OptionPtr option_str6_; ///< A string option for DHCPv6


    /// @brief Verify that the substring eval works properly
    ///
    /// This function takes the parameters and sets up the value
    /// stack then executes the eval and checks the results.
    ///
    /// @param test_string The string to operate on
    /// @param test_start The postion to start when getting a substring
    /// @param test_length The length of the substring to get
    /// @param result_string The expected result of the eval
    void verifySubstringEval(const std::string& test_string,
                             const std::string& test_start,
                             const std::string& test_length,
                             const std::string& result_string) {

        // create the token
        ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenSubstring()));

        // push values on stack
        values_.push(test_string);
        values_.push(test_start);
        values_.push(test_length);

        // evaluate the token
        EXPECT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

        // verify results
        ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
        EXPECT_EQ(result_string, values_.top());

        // remove result
        values_.pop();
    }

    /// @todo: Add more option types here
};

// This simple test checks that a TokenString, representing a constant string,
// can be used in Pkt4 evaluation. (The actual packet is not used)
TEST_F(TokenTest, string4) {

    // Store constant string "foo" in the TokenString object.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenString("foo")));

    // Make sure that the token can be evaluated without exceptions.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // Check that the evaluation put its value on the values stack.
    ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
    EXPECT_EQ("foo", values_.top());
}

// This simple test checks that a TokenString, representing a constant string,
// can be used in Pkt6 evaluation. (The actual packet is not used)
TEST_F(TokenTest, string6) {

    // Store constant string "foo" in the TokenString object.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenString("foo")));

    // Make sure that the token can be evaluated without exceptions.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));

    // Check that the evaluation put its value on the values stack.
    ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
    EXPECT_EQ("foo", values_.top());
}

// This simple test checks that a TokenHexString, representing a constant
// string coded in hexadecimal, can be used in Pkt4 evaluation.
// (The actual packet is not used)
TEST_F(TokenTest, hexstring4) {
    TokenPtr empty;
    TokenPtr bad;
    TokenPtr nodigit;
    TokenPtr baddigit;
    TokenPtr bell;
    TokenPtr foo;
    TokenPtr cookie;

    // Store constant empty hexstring "" ("") in the TokenHexString object.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(empty.reset(new TokenHexString("")));
    // Store bad encoded hexstring "0abc" ("").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bad.reset(new TokenHexString("0abc")));
    // Store hexstring with no digits "0x" ("").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(nodigit.reset(new TokenHexString("0x")));
    // Store hexstring with a bad hexdigit "0xxabc" ("").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(baddigit.reset(new TokenHexString("0xxabc")));
    // Store hexstring with an odd number of hexdigits "0x7" ("\a").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bell.reset(new TokenHexString("0x7")));
    // Store constant hexstring "0x666f6f" ("foo").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(foo.reset(new TokenHexString("0x666f6f")));
    // Store constant hexstring "0x63825363" (DHCP_OPTIONS_COOKIE).
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(cookie.reset(new TokenHexString("0x63825363")));

    // Make sure that tokens can be evaluated without exceptions.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(empty->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bad->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(nodigit->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(baddigit->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bell->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(foo->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(cookie->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // Check that the evaluation put its value on the values stack.
    ASSERT_EQ(7, values_.size());
    uint32_t expected = htonl(DHCP_OPTIONS_COOKIE);
    EXPECT_EQ(4, values_.top().size());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, memcmp(&expected, &values_.top()[0], 4));
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("foo", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("\a", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
}

// This simple test checks that a TokenHexString, representing a constant
// string coded in hexadecimal, can be used in Pkt6 evaluation.
// (The actual packet is not used)
TEST_F(TokenTest, hexstring6) {
    TokenPtr empty;
    TokenPtr bad;
    TokenPtr nodigit;
    TokenPtr baddigit;
    TokenPtr bell;
    TokenPtr foo;
    TokenPtr cookie;

    // Store constant empty hexstring "" ("") in the TokenHexString object.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(empty.reset(new TokenHexString("")));
    // Store bad encoded hexstring "0abc" ("").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bad.reset(new TokenHexString("0abc")));
    // Store hexstring with no digits "0x" ("").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(nodigit.reset(new TokenHexString("0x")));
    // Store hexstring with a bad hexdigit "0xxabc" ("").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(baddigit.reset(new TokenHexString("0xxabc")));
    // Store hexstring with an odd number of hexdigits "0x7" ("\a").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bell.reset(new TokenHexString("0x7")));
    // Store constant hexstring "0x666f6f" ("foo").
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(foo.reset(new TokenHexString("0x666f6f")));
    // Store constant hexstring "0x63825363" (DHCP_OPTIONS_COOKIE).
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(cookie.reset(new TokenHexString("0x63825363")));

    // Make sure that tokens can be evaluated without exceptions.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(empty->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bad->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(nodigit->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(baddigit->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(bell->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(foo->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(cookie->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));

    // Check that the evaluation put its value on the values stack.
    ASSERT_EQ(7, values_.size());
    uint32_t expected = htonl(DHCP_OPTIONS_COOKIE);
    EXPECT_EQ(4, values_.top().size());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, memcmp(&expected, &values_.top()[0], 4));
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("foo", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("\a", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
}

// This test checks if a token representing an option value is able to extract
// the option from an IPv4 packet and properly store the option's value.
TEST_F(TokenTest, optionString4) {
    TokenPtr found;
    TokenPtr not_found;

    // The packets we use have option 100 with a string in them.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(found.reset(new TokenOption(100)));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(not_found.reset(new TokenOption(101)));

    // This should evaluate to the content of the option 100 (i.e. "hundred4")
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(found->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // This should evaluate to "" as there is no option 101.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(not_found->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // There should be 2 values evaluated.
    ASSERT_EQ(2, values_.size());

    // This is a stack, so the pop order is inversed. We should get the empty
    // string first.
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();

    // Then the content of the option 100.
    EXPECT_EQ("hundred4", values_.top());
}

// This test checks if a token representing an option value is able to extract
// the option from an IPv6 packet and properly store the option's value.
TEST_F(TokenTest, optionString6) {
    TokenPtr found;
    TokenPtr not_found;

    // The packets we use have option 100 with a string in them.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(found.reset(new TokenOption(100)));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(not_found.reset(new TokenOption(101)));

    // This should evaluate to the content of the option 100 (i.e. "hundred6")
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(found->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));

    // This should evaluate to "" as there is no option 101.
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(not_found->evaluate(*pkt6_, values_));

    // There should be 2 values evaluated.
    ASSERT_EQ(2, values_.size());

    // This is a stack, so the pop order is inversed. We should get the empty
    // string first.
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
    values_.pop();

    // Then the content of the option 100.
    EXPECT_EQ("hundred6", values_.top());
}

// This test checks if a token representing an == operator is able to
// compare two values (with incorrectly built stack).
TEST_F(TokenTest, optionEqualInvalid) {

    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenEqual()));

    // CASE 1: There's not enough values on the stack. == is an operator that
    // takes two parameters. There are 0 on the stack.
    EXPECT_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_), EvalBadStack);

    // CASE 2: One value is still not enough.
    values_.push("foo");
    EXPECT_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_), EvalBadStack);
}

// This test checks if a token representing an == operator is able to
// compare two different values.
TEST_F(TokenTest, optionEqualFalse) {

    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenEqual()));

    values_.push("foo");
    values_.push("bar");
    EXPECT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // After evaluation there should be a single value that represents
    // result of "foo" == "bar" comparision.
    ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
    EXPECT_EQ("false", values_.top());
}

// This test checks if a token representing an == operator is able to
// compare two identical values.
TEST_F(TokenTest, optionEqualTrue) {

    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenEqual()));

    values_.push("foo");
    values_.push("foo");
    EXPECT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // After evaluation there should be a single value that represents
    // result of "foo" == "foo" comparision.
    ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
    EXPECT_EQ("true", values_.top());
}

};

// This test checks if an a token representing a substring request
// throws an exception if there aren't enough values on the stack.
// The stack from the top is: length, start, string.
// The actual packet is not used.
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringNotEnoughValues) {
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenSubstring()));

    // Subsring requires three values on the stack, try
    // with 0, 1 and 2 all should thorw an exception
    EXPECT_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_), EvalBadStack);

    values_.push("");
    EXPECT_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_), EvalBadStack);

    values_.push("0");
    EXPECT_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_), EvalBadStack);

    // Three should work
    values_.push("0");
    EXPECT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // As we had an empty string to start with we should have an empty
    // one after the evaluate
    ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
    EXPECT_EQ("", values_.top());
}

// Test getting the whole string in different ways
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringWholeString) {
    // Get the whole string
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "6", "foobar");

    // Get the whole string with "all"
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "all", "foobar");

    // Get the whole string with an extra long number
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "123456", "foobar");

    // Get the whole string counting from the back
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-6", "all", "foobar");
}

// Test getting a suffix, in this case the last 3 characters
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringTrailer) {
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "3", "3", "bar");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "3", "all", "bar");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-3", "all", "bar");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-3", "123", "bar");
}

// Test getting the middle of the string in different ways
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringMiddle) {
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "1", "4", "ooba");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-5", "4", "ooba");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-1", "-4", "ooba");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "5", "-4", "ooba");
}

// Test getting the last letter in different ways
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringLastLetter) {
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "5", "all", "r");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "5", "1", "r");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "5", "5", "r");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-1", "all", "r");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-1", "1", "r");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-1", "5", "r");
}

// Test we get only what is available if we ask for a longer string
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringLength) {
    // Test off the front
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "-4", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "1", "-4", "f");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "2", "-4", "fo");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "3", "-4", "foo");

    // and the back
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "3", "4", "bar");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "4", "4", "ar");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "5", "4", "r");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "6", "4", "");
}

// Test that we get nothing if the starting postion is out of the string
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringStartingPosition) {
    // Off the front
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-7", "1", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-7", "-11", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "-7", "all", "");

    // and the back
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "6", "1", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "6", "-11", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "6", "all", "");
}

// Check what happens if we use strings that aren't numbers for start or length
// We should return the empty string
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringBadParams) {
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0ick", "all", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "ick0", "all", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "ick", "all", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "ick", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "0ick", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "ick0", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "allaboard", "");
}

// lastly check that we don't get anything if the string is empty or
// we don't ask for any characters from it.
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringReturnEmpty) {
    verifySubstringEval("", "0", "all", "");
    verifySubstringEval("foobar", "0", "0", "");
}

// Check if we can use the substring and equal tokens together
// We put the result on the stack first then the substring values
// then evaluate the substring which should leave the original
// result on the bottom with the substring result on next.
// Evaulating the equals should produce true for the first
// and false for the second.
// throws an exception if there aren't enough values on the stack.
// The stack from the top is: length, start, string.
// The actual packet is not used.
TEST_F(TokenTest, substringEquals) {
    TokenPtr tequal;

    ASSERT_NO_THROW(t_.reset(new TokenSubstring()));
    ASSERT_NO_THROW(tequal.reset(new TokenEqual()));

    // The final expected value
    values_.push("ooba");

    // The substring values
    // Subsring requires three values on the stack, try
    // with 0, 1 and 2 all should thorw an exception
    values_.push("foobar");
    values_.push("1");
    values_.push("4");
    EXPECT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // we should have two values on the stack
    ASSERT_EQ(2, values_.size());

    // next the equals eval
    EXPECT_NO_THROW(tequal->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
    EXPECT_EQ("true", values_.top());

    // get rid of the result
    values_.pop();

    // and try it again but with a bad final value
    // The final expected value
    values_.push("foob");

    // The substring values
    // Subsring requires three values on the stack, try
    // with 0, 1 and 2 all should thorw an exception
    values_.push("foobar");
    values_.push("1");
    values_.push("4");
    EXPECT_NO_THROW(t_->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));

    // we should have two values on the stack
    ASSERT_EQ(2, values_.size());

    // next the equals eval
    EXPECT_NO_THROW(tequal->evaluate(*pkt4_, values_));
    ASSERT_EQ(1, values_.size());
    EXPECT_EQ("false", values_.top());

}