services/keepstore/handler_test.go

   1 // Tests for Keep HTTP handlers:
   2 //
   3 //     GetBlockHandler
   4 //     PutBlockHandler
   5 //     IndexHandler
   6 //
   7 // The HTTP handlers are responsible for enforcing permission policy,
   8 // so these tests must exercise all possible permission permutations.
   9
  10 package main
  11
  12 import (
  13         "bytes"
  14         "encoding/json"
  15         "fmt"
  16         "net/http"
  17         "net/http/httptest"
  18         "os"
  19         "regexp"
  20         "strings"
  21         "testing"
  22         "time"
  23 )
  24
  25 // A RequestTester represents the parameters for an HTTP request to
  26 // be issued on behalf of a unit test.
  27 type RequestTester struct {
  28         uri          string
  29         api_token    string
  30         method       string
  31         request_body []byte
  32 }
  33
  34 // Test GetBlockHandler on the following situations:
  35 //   - permissions off, unauthenticated request, unsigned locator
  36 //   - permissions on, authenticated request, signed locator
  37 //   - permissions on, authenticated request, unsigned locator
  38 //   - permissions on, unauthenticated request, signed locator
  39 //   - permissions on, authenticated request, expired locator
  40 //
  41 func TestGetHandler(t *testing.T) {
  42         defer teardown()
  43
  44         // Prepare two test Keep volumes. Our block is stored on the second volume.
  45         KeepVM = MakeTestVolumeManager(2)
  46         defer KeepVM.Close()
  47
  48         vols := KeepVM.AllWritable()
  49         if err := vols[0].Put(TEST_HASH, TEST_BLOCK); err != nil {
  50                 t.Error(err)
  51         }
  52
  53         // Create locators for testing.
  54         // Turn on permission settings so we can generate signed locators.
  55         enforce_permissions = true
  56         PermissionSecret = []byte(known_key)
  57         permission_ttl = time.Duration(300) * time.Second
  58
  59         var (
  60                 unsigned_locator  = "/" + TEST_HASH
  61                 valid_timestamp   = time.Now().Add(permission_ttl)
  62                 expired_timestamp = time.Now().Add(-time.Hour)
  63                 signed_locator    = "/" + SignLocator(TEST_HASH, known_token, valid_timestamp)
  64                 expired_locator   = "/" + SignLocator(TEST_HASH, known_token, expired_timestamp)
  65         )
  66
  67         // -----------------
  68         // Test unauthenticated request with permissions off.
  69         enforce_permissions = false
  70
  71         // Unauthenticated request, unsigned locator
  72         // => OK
  73         response := IssueRequest(
  74                 &RequestTester{
  75                         method: "GET",
  76                         uri:    unsigned_locator,
  77                 })
  78         ExpectStatusCode(t,
  79                 "Unauthenticated request, unsigned locator", http.StatusOK, response)
  80         ExpectBody(t,
  81                 "Unauthenticated request, unsigned locator",
  82                 string(TEST_BLOCK),
  83                 response)
  84
  85         received_cl := response.Header().Get("Content-Length")
  86         expected_cl := fmt.Sprintf("%d", len(TEST_BLOCK))
  87         if received_cl != expected_cl {
  88                 t.Errorf("expected Content-Length %s, got %s", expected_cl, received_cl)
  89         }
  90
  91         // ----------------
  92         // Permissions: on.
  93         enforce_permissions = true
  94
  95         // Authenticated request, signed locator
  96         // => OK
  97         response = IssueRequest(&RequestTester{
  98                 method:    "GET",
  99                 uri:       signed_locator,
 100                 api_token: known_token,
 101         })
 102         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 103                 "Authenticated request, signed locator", http.StatusOK, response)
 104         ExpectBody(t,
 105                 "Authenticated request, signed locator", string(TEST_BLOCK), response)
 106
 107         received_cl = response.Header().Get("Content-Length")
 108         expected_cl = fmt.Sprintf("%d", len(TEST_BLOCK))
 109         if received_cl != expected_cl {
 110                 t.Errorf("expected Content-Length %s, got %s", expected_cl, received_cl)
 111         }
 112
 113         // Authenticated request, unsigned locator
 114         // => PermissionError
 115         response = IssueRequest(&RequestTester{
 116                 method:    "GET",
 117                 uri:       unsigned_locator,
 118                 api_token: known_token,
 119         })
 120         ExpectStatusCode(t, "unsigned locator", PermissionError.HTTPCode, response)
 121
 122         // Unauthenticated request, signed locator
 123         // => PermissionError
 124         response = IssueRequest(&RequestTester{
 125                 method: "GET",
 126                 uri:    signed_locator,
 127         })
 128         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 129                 "Unauthenticated request, signed locator",
 130                 PermissionError.HTTPCode, response)
 131
 132         // Authenticated request, expired locator
 133         // => ExpiredError
 134         response = IssueRequest(&RequestTester{
 135                 method:    "GET",
 136                 uri:       expired_locator,
 137                 api_token: known_token,
 138         })
 139         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 140                 "Authenticated request, expired locator",
 141                 ExpiredError.HTTPCode, response)
 142 }
 143
 144 // Test PutBlockHandler on the following situations:
 145 //   - no server key
 146 //   - with server key, authenticated request, unsigned locator
 147 //   - with server key, unauthenticated request, unsigned locator
 148 //
 149 func TestPutHandler(t *testing.T) {
 150         defer teardown()
 151
 152         // Prepare two test Keep volumes.
 153         KeepVM = MakeTestVolumeManager(2)
 154         defer KeepVM.Close()
 155
 156         // --------------
 157         // No server key.
 158
 159         // Unauthenticated request, no server key
 160         // => OK (unsigned response)
 161         unsigned_locator := "/" + TEST_HASH
 162         response := IssueRequest(
 163                 &RequestTester{
 164                         method:       "PUT",
 165                         uri:          unsigned_locator,
 166                         request_body: TEST_BLOCK,
 167                 })
 168
 169         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 170                 "Unauthenticated request, no server key", http.StatusOK, response)
 171         ExpectBody(t,
 172                 "Unauthenticated request, no server key",
 173                 TEST_HASH_PUT_RESPONSE, response)
 174
 175         // ------------------
 176         // With a server key.
 177
 178         PermissionSecret = []byte(known_key)
 179         permission_ttl = time.Duration(300) * time.Second
 180
 181         // When a permission key is available, the locator returned
 182         // from an authenticated PUT request will be signed.
 183
 184         // Authenticated PUT, signed locator
 185         // => OK (signed response)
 186         response = IssueRequest(
 187                 &RequestTester{
 188                         method:       "PUT",
 189                         uri:          unsigned_locator,
 190                         request_body: TEST_BLOCK,
 191                         api_token:    known_token,
 192                 })
 193
 194         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 195                 "Authenticated PUT, signed locator, with server key",
 196                 http.StatusOK, response)
 197         response_locator := strings.TrimSpace(response.Body.String())
 198         if !VerifySignature(response_locator, known_token) {
 199                 t.Errorf("Authenticated PUT, signed locator, with server key:\n"+
 200                         "response '%s' does not contain a valid signature",
 201                         response_locator)
 202         }
 203
 204         // Unauthenticated PUT, unsigned locator
 205         // => OK
 206         response = IssueRequest(
 207                 &RequestTester{
 208                         method:       "PUT",
 209                         uri:          unsigned_locator,
 210                         request_body: TEST_BLOCK,
 211                 })
 212
 213         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 214                 "Unauthenticated PUT, unsigned locator, with server key",
 215                 http.StatusOK, response)
 216         ExpectBody(t,
 217                 "Unauthenticated PUT, unsigned locator, with server key",
 218                 TEST_HASH_PUT_RESPONSE, response)
 219 }
 220
 221 func TestPutAndDeleteSkipReadonlyVolumes(t *testing.T) {
 222         defer teardown()
 223         data_manager_token = "fake-data-manager-token"
 224         vols := []*MockVolume{CreateMockVolume(), CreateMockVolume()}
 225         vols[0].Readonly = true
 226         KeepVM = MakeRRVolumeManager([]Volume{vols[0], vols[1]})
 227         defer KeepVM.Close()
 228         IssueRequest(
 229                 &RequestTester{
 230                         method:       "PUT",
 231                         uri:          "/"+TEST_HASH,
 232                         request_body: TEST_BLOCK,
 233                 })
 234         IssueRequest(
 235                 &RequestTester{
 236                         method:       "DELETE",
 237                         uri:          "/"+TEST_HASH,
 238                         request_body: TEST_BLOCK,
 239                         api_token:    data_manager_token,
 240                 })
 241         type expect struct {
 242                 volnum    int
 243                 method    string
 244                 callcount int
 245         }
 246         for _, e := range []expect{
 247                 {0, "Get", 0},
 248                 {0, "Touch", 0},
 249                 {0, "Put", 0},
 250                 {0, "Delete", 0},
 251                 {1, "Get", 1},
 252                 {1, "Put", 1},
 253                 {1, "Delete", 1},
 254         } {
 255                 if calls := vols[e.volnum].CallCount(e.method); calls != e.callcount {
 256                         t.Errorf("Got %d %s() on vol %d, expect %d", calls, e.method, e.volnum, e.callcount)
 257                 }
 258         }
 259 }
 260
 261 // Test /index requests:
 262 //   - unauthenticated /index request
 263 //   - unauthenticated /index/prefix request
 264 //   - authenticated   /index request        | non-superuser
 265 //   - authenticated   /index/prefix request | non-superuser
 266 //   - authenticated   /index request        | superuser
 267 //   - authenticated   /index/prefix request | superuser
 268 //
 269 // The only /index requests that should succeed are those issued by the
 270 // superuser. They should pass regardless of the value of enforce_permissions.
 271 //
 272 func TestIndexHandler(t *testing.T) {
 273         defer teardown()
 274
 275         // Set up Keep volumes and populate them.
 276         // Include multiple blocks on different volumes, and
 277         // some metadata files (which should be omitted from index listings)
 278         KeepVM = MakeTestVolumeManager(2)
 279         defer KeepVM.Close()
 280
 281         vols := KeepVM.AllWritable()
 282         vols[0].Put(TEST_HASH, TEST_BLOCK)
 283         vols[1].Put(TEST_HASH_2, TEST_BLOCK_2)
 284         vols[0].Put(TEST_HASH+".meta", []byte("metadata"))
 285         vols[1].Put(TEST_HASH_2+".meta", []byte("metadata"))
 286
 287         data_manager_token = "DATA MANAGER TOKEN"
 288
 289         unauthenticated_req := &RequestTester{
 290                 method: "GET",
 291                 uri:    "/index",
 292         }
 293         authenticated_req := &RequestTester{
 294                 method:    "GET",
 295                 uri:       "/index",
 296                 api_token: known_token,
 297         }
 298         superuser_req := &RequestTester{
 299                 method:    "GET",
 300                 uri:       "/index",
 301                 api_token: data_manager_token,
 302         }
 303         unauth_prefix_req := &RequestTester{
 304                 method: "GET",
 305                 uri:    "/index/" + TEST_HASH[0:3],
 306         }
 307         auth_prefix_req := &RequestTester{
 308                 method:    "GET",
 309                 uri:       "/index/" + TEST_HASH[0:3],
 310                 api_token: known_token,
 311         }
 312         superuser_prefix_req := &RequestTester{
 313                 method:    "GET",
 314                 uri:       "/index/" + TEST_HASH[0:3],
 315                 api_token: data_manager_token,
 316         }
 317
 318         // -------------------------------------------------------------
 319         // Only the superuser should be allowed to issue /index requests.
 320
 321         // ---------------------------
 322         // enforce_permissions enabled
 323         // This setting should not affect tests passing.
 324         enforce_permissions = true
 325
 326         // unauthenticated /index request
 327         // => UnauthorizedError
 328         response := IssueRequest(unauthenticated_req)
 329         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 330                 "enforce_permissions on, unauthenticated request",
 331                 UnauthorizedError.HTTPCode,
 332                 response)
 333
 334         // unauthenticated /index/prefix request
 335         // => UnauthorizedError
 336         response = IssueRequest(unauth_prefix_req)
 337         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 338                 "permissions on, unauthenticated /index/prefix request",
 339                 UnauthorizedError.HTTPCode,
 340                 response)
 341
 342         // authenticated /index request, non-superuser
 343         // => UnauthorizedError
 344         response = IssueRequest(authenticated_req)
 345         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 346                 "permissions on, authenticated request, non-superuser",
 347                 UnauthorizedError.HTTPCode,
 348                 response)
 349
 350         // authenticated /index/prefix request, non-superuser
 351         // => UnauthorizedError
 352         response = IssueRequest(auth_prefix_req)
 353         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 354                 "permissions on, authenticated /index/prefix request, non-superuser",
 355                 UnauthorizedError.HTTPCode,
 356                 response)
 357
 358         // superuser /index request
 359         // => OK
 360         response = IssueRequest(superuser_req)
 361         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 362                 "permissions on, superuser request",
 363                 http.StatusOK,
 364                 response)
 365
 366         // ----------------------------
 367         // enforce_permissions disabled
 368         // Valid Request should still pass.
 369         enforce_permissions = false
 370
 371         // superuser /index request
 372         // => OK
 373         response = IssueRequest(superuser_req)
 374         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 375                 "permissions on, superuser request",
 376                 http.StatusOK,
 377                 response)
 378
 379         expected := `^` + TEST_HASH + `\+\d+ \d+\n` +
 380                 TEST_HASH_2 + `\+\d+ \d+\n$`
 381         match, _ := regexp.MatchString(expected, response.Body.String())
 382         if !match {
 383                 t.Errorf(
 384                         "permissions on, superuser request: expected %s, got:\n%s",
 385                         expected, response.Body.String())
 386         }
 387
 388         // superuser /index/prefix request
 389         // => OK
 390         response = IssueRequest(superuser_prefix_req)
 391         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 392                 "permissions on, superuser request",
 393                 http.StatusOK,
 394                 response)
 395
 396         expected = `^` + TEST_HASH + `\+\d+ \d+\n$`
 397         match, _ = regexp.MatchString(expected, response.Body.String())
 398         if !match {
 399                 t.Errorf(
 400                         "permissions on, superuser /index/prefix request: expected %s, got:\n%s",
 401                         expected, response.Body.String())
 402         }
 403 }
 404
 405 // TestDeleteHandler
 406 //
 407 // Cases tested:
 408 //
 409 //   With no token and with a non-data-manager token:
 410 //   * Delete existing block
 411 //     (test for 403 Forbidden, confirm block not deleted)
 412 //
 413 //   With data manager token:
 414 //
 415 //   * Delete existing block
 416 //     (test for 200 OK, response counts, confirm block deleted)
 417 //
 418 //   * Delete nonexistent block
 419 //     (test for 200 OK, response counts)
 420 //
 421 //   TODO(twp):
 422 //
 423 //   * Delete block on read-only and read-write volume
 424 //     (test for 200 OK, response with copies_deleted=1,
 425 //     copies_failed=1, confirm block deleted only on r/w volume)
 426 //
 427 //   * Delete block on read-only volume only
 428 //     (test for 200 OK, response with copies_deleted=0, copies_failed=1,
 429 //     confirm block not deleted)
 430 //
 431 func TestDeleteHandler(t *testing.T) {
 432         defer teardown()
 433
 434         // Set up Keep volumes and populate them.
 435         // Include multiple blocks on different volumes, and
 436         // some metadata files (which should be omitted from index listings)
 437         KeepVM = MakeTestVolumeManager(2)
 438         defer KeepVM.Close()
 439
 440         vols := KeepVM.AllWritable()
 441         vols[0].Put(TEST_HASH, TEST_BLOCK)
 442
 443         // Explicitly set the permission_ttl to 0 for these
 444         // tests, to ensure the MockVolume deletes the blocks
 445         // even though they have just been created.
 446         permission_ttl = time.Duration(0)
 447
 448         var user_token = "NOT DATA MANAGER TOKEN"
 449         data_manager_token = "DATA MANAGER TOKEN"
 450
 451         unauth_req := &RequestTester{
 452                 method: "DELETE",
 453                 uri:    "/" + TEST_HASH,
 454         }
 455
 456         user_req := &RequestTester{
 457                 method:    "DELETE",
 458                 uri:       "/" + TEST_HASH,
 459                 api_token: user_token,
 460         }
 461
 462         superuser_existing_block_req := &RequestTester{
 463                 method:    "DELETE",
 464                 uri:       "/" + TEST_HASH,
 465                 api_token: data_manager_token,
 466         }
 467
 468         superuser_nonexistent_block_req := &RequestTester{
 469                 method:    "DELETE",
 470                 uri:       "/" + TEST_HASH_2,
 471                 api_token: data_manager_token,
 472         }
 473
 474         // Unauthenticated request returns PermissionError.
 475         var response *httptest.ResponseRecorder
 476         response = IssueRequest(unauth_req)
 477         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 478                 "unauthenticated request",
 479                 PermissionError.HTTPCode,
 480                 response)
 481
 482         // Authenticated non-admin request returns PermissionError.
 483         response = IssueRequest(user_req)
 484         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 485                 "authenticated non-admin request",
 486                 PermissionError.HTTPCode,
 487                 response)
 488
 489         // Authenticated admin request for nonexistent block.
 490         type deletecounter struct {
 491                 Deleted int `json:"copies_deleted"`
 492                 Failed  int `json:"copies_failed"`
 493         }
 494         var response_dc, expected_dc deletecounter
 495
 496         response = IssueRequest(superuser_nonexistent_block_req)
 497         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 498                 "data manager request, nonexistent block",
 499                 http.StatusNotFound,
 500                 response)
 501
 502         // Authenticated admin request for existing block while never_delete is set.
 503         never_delete = true
 504         response = IssueRequest(superuser_existing_block_req)
 505         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 506                 "authenticated request, existing block, method disabled",
 507                 MethodDisabledError.HTTPCode,
 508                 response)
 509         never_delete = false
 510
 511         // Authenticated admin request for existing block.
 512         response = IssueRequest(superuser_existing_block_req)
 513         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 514                 "data manager request, existing block",
 515                 http.StatusOK,
 516                 response)
 517         // Expect response {"copies_deleted":1,"copies_failed":0}
 518         expected_dc = deletecounter{1, 0}
 519         json.NewDecoder(response.Body).Decode(&response_dc)
 520         if response_dc != expected_dc {
 521                 t.Errorf("superuser_existing_block_req\nexpected: %+v\nreceived: %+v",
 522                         expected_dc, response_dc)
 523         }
 524         // Confirm the block has been deleted
 525         _, err := vols[0].Get(TEST_HASH)
 526         var block_deleted = os.IsNotExist(err)
 527         if !block_deleted {
 528                 t.Error("superuser_existing_block_req: block not deleted")
 529         }
 530
 531         // A DELETE request on a block newer than permission_ttl should return
 532         // success but leave the block on the volume.
 533         vols[0].Put(TEST_HASH, TEST_BLOCK)
 534         permission_ttl = time.Duration(1) * time.Hour
 535
 536         response = IssueRequest(superuser_existing_block_req)
 537         ExpectStatusCode(t,
 538                 "data manager request, existing block",
 539                 http.StatusOK,
 540                 response)
 541         // Expect response {"copies_deleted":1,"copies_failed":0}
 542         expected_dc = deletecounter{1, 0}
 543         json.NewDecoder(response.Body).Decode(&response_dc)
 544         if response_dc != expected_dc {
 545                 t.Errorf("superuser_existing_block_req\nexpected: %+v\nreceived: %+v",
 546                         expected_dc, response_dc)
 547         }
 548         // Confirm the block has NOT been deleted.
 549         _, err = vols[0].Get(TEST_HASH)
 550         if err != nil {
 551                 t.Errorf("testing delete on new block: %s\n", err)
 552         }
 553 }
 554
 555 // TestPullHandler
 556 //
 557 // Test handling of the PUT /pull statement.
 558 //
 559 // Cases tested: syntactically valid and invalid pull lists, from the
 560 // data manager and from unprivileged users:
 561 //
 562 //   1. Valid pull list from an ordinary user
 563 //      (expected result: 401 Unauthorized)
 564 //
 565 //   2. Invalid pull request from an ordinary user
 566 //      (expected result: 401 Unauthorized)
 567 //
 568 //   3. Valid pull request from the data manager
 569 //      (expected result: 200 OK with request body "Received 3 pull
 570 //      requests"
 571 //
 572 //   4. Invalid pull request from the data manager
 573 //      (expected result: 400 Bad Request)
 574 //
 575 // Test that in the end, the pull manager received a good pull list with
 576 // the expected number of requests.
 577 //
 578 // TODO(twp): test concurrency: launch 100 goroutines to update the
 579 // pull list simultaneously.  Make sure that none of them return 400
 580 // Bad Request and that pullq.GetList() returns a valid list.
 581 //
 582 func TestPullHandler(t *testing.T) {
 583         defer teardown()
 584
 585         var user_token = "USER TOKEN"
 586         data_manager_token = "DATA MANAGER TOKEN"
 587
 588         pullq = NewWorkQueue()
 589
 590         good_json := []byte(`[
 591                 {
 592                         "locator":"locator_with_two_servers",
 593                         "servers":[
 594                                 "server1",
 595                                 "server2"
 596                         ]
 597                 },
 598                 {
 599                         "locator":"locator_with_no_servers",
 600                         "servers":[]
 601                 },
 602                 {
 603                         "locator":"",
 604                         "servers":["empty_locator"]
 605                 }
 606         ]`)
 607
 608         bad_json := []byte(`{ "key":"I'm a little teapot" }`)
 609
 610         type pullTest struct {
 611                 name          string
 612                 req           RequestTester
 613                 response_code int
 614                 response_body string
 615         }
 616         var testcases = []pullTest{
 617                 {
 618                         "Valid pull list from an ordinary user",
 619                         RequestTester{"/pull", user_token, "PUT", good_json},
 620                         http.StatusUnauthorized,
 621                         "Unauthorized\n",
 622                 },
 623                 {
 624                         "Invalid pull request from an ordinary user",
 625                         RequestTester{"/pull", user_token, "PUT", bad_json},
 626                         http.StatusUnauthorized,
 627                         "Unauthorized\n",
 628                 },
 629                 {
 630                         "Valid pull request from the data manager",
 631                         RequestTester{"/pull", data_manager_token, "PUT", good_json},
 632                         http.StatusOK,
 633                         "Received 3 pull requests\n",
 634                 },
 635                 {
 636                         "Invalid pull request from the data manager",
 637                         RequestTester{"/pull", data_manager_token, "PUT", bad_json},
 638                         http.StatusBadRequest,
 639                         "Bad Request\n",
 640                 },
 641         }
 642
 643         for _, tst := range testcases {
 644                 response := IssueRequest(&tst.req)
 645                 ExpectStatusCode(t, tst.name, tst.response_code, response)
 646                 ExpectBody(t, tst.name, tst.response_body, response)
 647         }
 648
 649         // The Keep pull manager should have received one good list with 3
 650         // requests on it.
 651         for i := 0; i < 3; i++ {
 652                 item := <-pullq.NextItem
 653                 if _, ok := item.(PullRequest); !ok {
 654                         t.Errorf("item %v could not be parsed as a PullRequest", item)
 655                 }
 656         }
 657
 658         expectChannelEmpty(t, pullq.NextItem)
 659 }
 660
 661 // TestTrashHandler
 662 //
 663 // Test cases:
 664 //
 665 // Cases tested: syntactically valid and invalid trash lists, from the
 666 // data manager and from unprivileged users:
 667 //
 668 //   1. Valid trash list from an ordinary user
 669 //      (expected result: 401 Unauthorized)
 670 //
 671 //   2. Invalid trash list from an ordinary user
 672 //      (expected result: 401 Unauthorized)
 673 //
 674 //   3. Valid trash list from the data manager
 675 //      (expected result: 200 OK with request body "Received 3 trash
 676 //      requests"
 677 //
 678 //   4. Invalid trash list from the data manager
 679 //      (expected result: 400 Bad Request)
 680 //
 681 // Test that in the end, the trash collector received a good list
 682 // trash list with the expected number of requests.
 683 //
 684 // TODO(twp): test concurrency: launch 100 goroutines to update the
 685 // pull list simultaneously.  Make sure that none of them return 400
 686 // Bad Request and that replica.Dump() returns a valid list.
 687 //
 688 func TestTrashHandler(t *testing.T) {
 689         defer teardown()
 690
 691         var user_token = "USER TOKEN"
 692         data_manager_token = "DATA MANAGER TOKEN"
 693
 694         trashq = NewWorkQueue()
 695
 696         good_json := []byte(`[
 697                 {
 698                         "locator":"block1",
 699                         "block_mtime":1409082153
 700                 },
 701                 {
 702                         "locator":"block2",
 703                         "block_mtime":1409082153
 704                 },
 705                 {
 706                         "locator":"block3",
 707                         "block_mtime":1409082153
 708                 }
 709         ]`)
 710
 711         bad_json := []byte(`I am not a valid JSON string`)
 712
 713         type trashTest struct {
 714                 name          string
 715                 req           RequestTester
 716                 response_code int
 717                 response_body string
 718         }
 719
 720         var testcases = []trashTest{
 721                 {
 722                         "Valid trash list from an ordinary user",
 723                         RequestTester{"/trash", user_token, "PUT", good_json},
 724                         http.StatusUnauthorized,
 725                         "Unauthorized\n",
 726                 },
 727                 {
 728                         "Invalid trash list from an ordinary user",
 729                         RequestTester{"/trash", user_token, "PUT", bad_json},
 730                         http.StatusUnauthorized,
 731                         "Unauthorized\n",
 732                 },
 733                 {
 734                         "Valid trash list from the data manager",
 735                         RequestTester{"/trash", data_manager_token, "PUT", good_json},
 736                         http.StatusOK,
 737                         "Received 3 trash requests\n",
 738                 },
 739                 {
 740                         "Invalid trash list from the data manager",
 741                         RequestTester{"/trash", data_manager_token, "PUT", bad_json},
 742                         http.StatusBadRequest,
 743                         "Bad Request\n",
 744                 },
 745         }
 746
 747         for _, tst := range testcases {
 748                 response := IssueRequest(&tst.req)
 749                 ExpectStatusCode(t, tst.name, tst.response_code, response)
 750                 ExpectBody(t, tst.name, tst.response_body, response)
 751         }
 752
 753         // The trash collector should have received one good list with 3
 754         // requests on it.
 755         for i := 0; i < 3; i++ {
 756                 item := <-trashq.NextItem
 757                 if _, ok := item.(TrashRequest); !ok {
 758                         t.Errorf("item %v could not be parsed as a TrashRequest", item)
 759                 }
 760         }
 761
 762         expectChannelEmpty(t, trashq.NextItem)
 763 }
 764
 765 // ====================
 766 // Helper functions
 767 // ====================
 768
 769 // IssueTestRequest executes an HTTP request described by rt, to a
 770 // REST router.  It returns the HTTP response to the request.
 771 func IssueRequest(rt *RequestTester) *httptest.ResponseRecorder {
 772         response := httptest.NewRecorder()
 773         body := bytes.NewReader(rt.request_body)
 774         req, _ := http.NewRequest(rt.method, rt.uri, body)
 775         if rt.api_token != "" {
 776                 req.Header.Set("Authorization", "OAuth2 "+rt.api_token)
 777         }
 778         loggingRouter := MakeLoggingRESTRouter()
 779         loggingRouter.ServeHTTP(response, req)
 780         return response
 781 }
 782
 783 // ExpectStatusCode checks whether a response has the specified status code,
 784 // and reports a test failure if not.
 785 func ExpectStatusCode(
 786         t *testing.T,
 787         testname string,
 788         expected_status int,
 789         response *httptest.ResponseRecorder) {
 790         if response.Code != expected_status {
 791                 t.Errorf("%s: expected status %s, got %+v",
 792                         testname, expected_status, response)
 793         }
 794 }
 795
 796 func ExpectBody(
 797         t *testing.T,
 798         testname string,
 799         expected_body string,
 800         response *httptest.ResponseRecorder) {
 801         if response.Body.String() != expected_body {
 802                 t.Errorf("%s: expected response body '%s', got %+v",
 803                         testname, expected_body, response)
 804         }
 805 }