obsolete.ChilliProject/vendor/gems/ruby-openid-2.1.4/test/test_linkparse.rb

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require 'test/unit'
require 'testutil'
require 'openid/consumer/html_parse'
class LinkParseTestCase < Test::Unit::TestCase
include OpenID::TestDataMixin
def attr_cmp(expected, found)
e = expected.to_a.sort
f = found.to_a.sort
while (ep = e.shift)
ek, ev = ep
fk, fv = f.shift
ok = false
while ek[-1] == '*'[0] # optional entry detected
if fk == ek[0...-1] and fv==ev # optional entry found
ok = true
break
else # not found. okay, move on to next expected pair
ek, ev = e.shift
end
if ek.nil?
if fk == nil
ok = true
end
break
end
end
next if ok
next if fk == ek and fv == ev
return false
end
return f.empty?
end
def test_attrcmp
good = [
[{'foo' => 'bar'},{'foo' => 'bar'}],
[{'foo*' => 'bar'},{'foo' => 'bar'}],
[{'foo' => 'bar', 'bam*' => 'baz'},{'foo' => 'bar'}],
[{'foo' => 'bar', 'bam*' => 'baz', 'tak' => 'tal'},
{'foo' => 'bar', 'tak' => 'tal'}],
]
bad = [
[{},{'foo' => 'bar'}],
[{'foo' => 'bar'}, {'bam' => 'baz'}],
[{'foo' => 'bar'}, {}],
[{'foo*' => 'bar'},{'foo*' => 'bar'}],
[{'foo' => 'bar', 'tak' => 'tal'}, {'foo' => 'bar'}]
]
good.each{|c|assert(attr_cmp(c[0],c[1]),c.inspect)}
bad.each{|c|assert(!attr_cmp(c[0],c[1]),c.inspect)}
end
def test_linkparse
cases = read_data_file('linkparse.txt', false).split("\n\n\n")
numtests = nil
testnum = 0
cases.each {|c|
headers, html = c.split("\n\n",2)
expected_links = []
name = ""
testnum += 1
headers.split("\n").each{|h|
k,v = h.split(":",2)
v = '' if v.nil?
if k == "Num Tests"
assert(numtests.nil?, "datafile parsing error: there can be only one NumTests")
numtests = v.to_i
testnum = 0
next
elsif k == "Name"
name = v.strip
elsif k == "Link" or k == "Link*"
attrs = {}
v.strip.split.each{|a|
kk,vv = a.split('=')
attrs[kk]=vv
}
expected_links << [k== "Link*", attrs]
else
assert(false, "datafile parsing error: bad header #{h}")
end
}
links = OpenID::parse_link_attrs(html)
found = links.dup
expected = expected_links.dup
while(fl = found.shift)
optional, el = expected.shift
while optional and !attr_cmp(el, fl) and not expected.empty?
optional, el = expected.shift
end
assert(attr_cmp(el,fl), "#{name}: #{fl.inspect} does not match #{el.inspect}")
end
}
assert_equal(numtests, testnum, "Number of tests")
end
end