gecko/services/fxaccounts/tests/xpcshell/test_accounts.js

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/* Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
* http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ */
"use strict";
Cu.import("resource://services-common/utils.js");
Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/Services.jsm");
Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/FxAccounts.jsm");
Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/FxAccountsClient.jsm");
Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm");
Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/Log.jsm");
// XXX until bug 937114 is fixed
Cu.importGlobalProperties(['atob']);
let log = Log.repository.getLogger("Services.FxAccounts.test");
log.level = Log.Level.Debug;
// See verbose logging from FxAccounts.jsm
Services.prefs.setCharPref("identity.fxaccounts.loglevel", "DEBUG");
function run_test() {
run_next_test();
}
/*
* The FxAccountsClient communicates with the remote Firefox
* Accounts auth server. Mock the server calls, with a little
* lag time to simulate some latency.
*
* We add the _verified attribute to mock the change in verification
* state on the FXA server.
*/
function MockFxAccountsClient() {
this._email = "nobody@example.com";
this._verified = false;
// mock calls up to the auth server to determine whether the
// user account has been verified
this.recoveryEmailStatus = function (sessionToken) {
// simulate a call to /recovery_email/status
let deferred = Promise.defer();
let response = {
email: this._email,
verified: this._verified
};
deferred.resolve(response);
return deferred.promise;
};
this.accountKeys = function (keyFetchToken) {
let deferred = Promise.defer();
do_timeout(50, () => {
let response = {
kA: expandBytes("11"),
wrapKB: expandBytes("22")
};
deferred.resolve(response);
});
return deferred.promise;
};
this.signCertificate = function() { throw "no" };
FxAccountsClient.apply(this);
}
MockFxAccountsClient.prototype = {
__proto__: FxAccountsClient.prototype
}
let MockStorage = function() {
this.data = null;
};
MockStorage.prototype = Object.freeze({
set: function (contents) {
this.data = contents;
return Promise.resolve(null);
},
get: function () {
return Promise.resolve(this.data);
},
});
/*
* We need to mock the FxAccounts module's interfaces to external
* services, such as storage and the FxAccounts client. We also
* mock the now() method, so that we can simulate the passing of
* time and verify that signatures expire correctly.
*/
let MockFxAccounts = function() {
this._getCertificateSigned_calls = [];
this._d_signCertificate = Promise.defer();
this._now_is = new Date();
let mockInternal = {
signedInUserStorage: new MockStorage(),
now: () => {
return this._now_is;
},
getCertificateSigned: (sessionToken, serializedPublicKey) => {
_("mock getCerificateSigned\n");
this._getCertificateSigned_calls.push([sessionToken, serializedPublicKey]);
return this._d_signCertificate.promise;
},
fxAccountsClient: new MockFxAccountsClient()
};
FxAccounts.apply(this, [mockInternal]);
};
MockFxAccounts.prototype = {
__proto__: FxAccounts.prototype,
};
add_test(function test_non_https_remote_server_uri() {
Services.prefs.setCharPref(
"firefox.accounts.remoteUrl",
"http://example.com/browser/browser/base/content/test/general/accounts_testRemoteCommands.html");
do_check_throws_message(function () {
fxAccounts.getAccountsURI();
}, "Firefox Accounts server must use HTTPS");
Services.prefs.clearUserPref("firefox.accounts.remoteUrl");
run_next_test();
});
add_task(function test_get_signed_in_user_initially_unset() {
// This test, unlike the rest, uses an un-mocked FxAccounts instance.
// However, we still need to pass an object to the constructor to
// force it to expose "internal", so we can test the disk storage.
let account = new FxAccounts({onlySetInternal: true})
let credentials = {
email: "foo@example.com",
uid: "1234@lcip.org",
assertion: "foobar",
sessionToken: "dead",
kA: "beef",
kB: "cafe",
isVerified: true
};
let result = yield account.getSignedInUser();
do_check_eq(result, null);
yield account.setSignedInUser(credentials);
let result = yield account.getSignedInUser();
do_check_eq(result.email, credentials.email);
do_check_eq(result.assertion, credentials.assertion);
do_check_eq(result.kB, credentials.kB);
// Delete the memory cache and force the user
// to be read and parsed from storage (e.g. disk via JSONStorage).
delete account.internal.signedInUser;
let result = yield account.getSignedInUser();
do_check_eq(result.email, credentials.email);
do_check_eq(result.assertion, credentials.assertion);
do_check_eq(result.kB, credentials.kB);
// sign out
yield account.signOut();
// user should be undefined after sign out
let result = yield account.getSignedInUser();
do_check_eq(result, null);
});
/*
* Sanity-check that our mocked client is working correctly
*/
add_test(function test_client_mock() {
do_test_pending();
let fxa = new MockFxAccounts();
let client = fxa.internal.fxAccountsClient;
do_check_eq(client._verified, false);
do_check_eq(typeof client.signIn, "function");
// The recoveryEmailStatus function eventually fulfills its promise
client.recoveryEmailStatus()
.then(response => {
do_check_eq(response.verified, false);
do_test_finished();
run_next_test();
});
});
/*
* Sign in a user, and after a little while, verify the user's email.
* Polling should detect that the email is verified, and eventually
* 'onlogin' should be observed
*/
add_test(function test_verification_poll() {
do_test_pending();
let fxa = new MockFxAccounts();
let test_user = getTestUser("francine");
makeObserver("fxaccounts:onlogin", function() {
log.debug("test_verification_poll observed onlogin");
// Once email verification is complete, we will observe onlogin
fxa.internal.getUserAccountData().then(user => {
// And confirm that the user's state has changed
do_check_eq(user.isVerified, true);
do_check_eq(user.email, test_user.email);
do_test_finished();
run_next_test();
});
});
fxa.setSignedInUser(test_user).then(() => {
fxa.internal.getUserAccountData().then(user => {
// The user is signing in, but email has not been verified yet
do_check_eq(user.isVerified, false);
do_timeout(200, function() {
// Mock email verification ...
fxa.internal.fxAccountsClient._email = test_user.email;
fxa.internal.fxAccountsClient._verified = true;
});
});
});
});
/*
* Sign in the user, but never verify the email. The check-email
* poll should time out. No login event should be observed, and the
* internal whenVerified promise should be rejected
*/
add_test(function test_polling_timeout() {
do_test_pending();
// This test could be better - the onlogin observer might fire on somebody
// else's stack, and we're not making sure that we're not receiving such a
// message. In other words, this tests either failure, or success, but not
// both.
let fxa = new MockFxAccounts();
let test_user = getTestUser("carol");
let removeObserver = makeObserver("fxaccounts:onlogin", function() {
do_throw("We should not be getting a login event!");
});
fxa.internal.POLL_SESSION = 1;
fxa.internal.POLL_STEP = 2;
let p = fxa.internal.whenVerified({});
fxa.setSignedInUser(test_user).then(() => {
p.then(
(success) => {
do_throw("this should not succeed");
},
(fail) => {
removeObserver();
do_test_finished();
run_next_test();
}
);
});
});
add_task(function test_getKeys() {
let fxa = new MockFxAccounts();
let user = getTestUser("eusebius");
// Once email has been verified, we will be able to get keys
user.isVerified = true;
fxa.setSignedInUser(user).then(() => {
fxa.getSignedInUser().then((user) => {
// Before getKeys, we have no keys
do_check_eq(!!data.kA, false);
do_check_eq(!!data.kB, false);
// And we still have a key-fetch token to use
do_check_eq(!!data.keyFetchToken, true);
fxa.internal.getKeys().then(() => {
fxa.getSignedInUser().then((user) => {
// Now we should have keys
do_check_eq(fxa.internal.isUserEmailVerified(data), true);
do_check_eq(!!data.isVerified, true);
do_check_eq(data.kA, expandHex("11"));
do_check_eq(data.kB, expandHex("66"));
do_check_eq(data.keyFetchToken, undefined);
});
});
});
});
});
/*
* Alice (User A) signs up but never verifies her email. Then Bob (User B)
* signs in with a verified email. Ensure that no sign-in events are triggered
* on Alice's behalf. In the end, Bob should be the signed-in user.
*/
add_test(function test_overlapping_signins() {
do_test_pending();
let fxa = new MockFxAccounts();
let alice = getTestUser("alice");
let bob = getTestUser("bob");
makeObserver("fxaccounts:onlogin", function() {
log.debug("test_overlapping_signins observed onlogin");
// Once email verification is complete, we will observe onlogin
fxa.internal.getUserAccountData().then(user => {
do_check_eq(user.email, bob.email);
do_check_eq(user.isVerified, true);
do_test_finished();
run_next_test();
});
});
// Alice is the user signing in; her email is unverified.
fxa.setSignedInUser(alice).then(() => {
log.debug("Alice signing in ...");
fxa.internal.getUserAccountData().then(user => {
do_check_eq(user.email, alice.email);
do_check_eq(user.isVerified, false);
log.debug("Alice has not verified her email ...");
// Now Bob signs in instead and actually verifies his email
log.debug("Bob signing in ...");
fxa.setSignedInUser(bob).then(() => {
do_timeout(200, function() {
// Mock email verification ...
log.debug("Bob verifying his email ...");
fxa.internal.fxAccountsClient._verified = true;
});
});
});
});
});
add_task(function test_getAssertion() {
let fxa = new MockFxAccounts();
do_check_throws(function() {
yield fxa.getAssertion("nonaudience");
});
let creds = {
sessionToken: "sessionToken",
kA: expandHex("11"),
kB: expandHex("66"),
isVerified: true
};
// By putting kA/kB/isVerified in "creds", we skip ahead
// to the "we're ready" stage.
yield fxa.setSignedInUser(creds);
_("== ready to go\n");
let now = 138000000*1000;
let start = Date.now();
fxa._now_is = now;
let d = fxa.getAssertion("audience.example.com");
// At this point, a thread has been spawned to generate the keys.
_("-- back from fxa.getAssertion\n");
fxa._d_signCertificate.resolve("cert1");
let assertion = yield d;
let finish = Date.now();
do_check_eq(fxa._getCertificateSigned_calls.length, 1);
do_check_eq(fxa._getCertificateSigned_calls[0][0], "sessionToken");
do_check_neq(assertion, null);
_("ASSERTION: "+assertion+"\n");
let pieces = assertion.split("~");
do_check_eq(pieces[0], "cert1");
do_check_neq(fxa.internal.keyPair, undefined);
_(fxa.internal.keyPair.validUntil+"\n");
let p2 = pieces[1].split(".");
let header = JSON.parse(atob(p2[0]));
_("HEADER: "+JSON.stringify(header)+"\n");
do_check_eq(header.alg, "DS128");
let payload = JSON.parse(atob(p2[1]));
_("PAYLOAD: "+JSON.stringify(payload)+"\n");
do_check_eq(payload.aud, "audience.example.com");
// FxAccounts KEY_LIFETIME
do_check_eq(fxa.internal.keyPair.validUntil, now + (12*3600*1000));
// FxAccounts CERT_LIFETIME
do_check_eq(fxa.internal.cert.validUntil, now + (6*3600*1000));
_("delta: "+(new Date(payload.exp) - now)+"\n");
let exp = Number(payload.exp);
// jwcrypto.jsm uses an unmocked Date.now()+2min to decide on the
// expiration time, so we test that it's inside a specific timebox
do_check_true(start + 2*60*1000 <= exp);
do_check_true(exp <= finish + 2*60*1000);
// Reset for next call.
fxa._d_signCertificate = Promise.defer();
// Getting a new assertion "soon" (i.e. w/o incrementing "now"), even for
// a new audience, should not provoke key generation or a signing request.
assertion = yield fxa.getAssertion("other.example.com");
do_check_eq(fxa._getCertificateSigned_calls.length, 1);
// But "waiting" (i.e. incrementing "now") will need a new key+signature.
fxa._now_is = now + 24*3600*1000;
start = Date.now();
d = fxa.getAssertion("third.example.com");
fxa._d_signCertificate.resolve("cert2");
assertion = yield d;
finish = Date.now();
do_check_eq(fxa._getCertificateSigned_calls.length, 2);
do_check_eq(fxa._getCertificateSigned_calls[1][0], "sessionToken");
pieces = assertion.split("~");
do_check_eq(pieces[0], "cert2");
p2 = pieces[1].split(".");
header = JSON.parse(atob(p2[0]));
payload = JSON.parse(atob(p2[1]));
do_check_eq(payload.aud, "third.example.com");
// 12*3600*1000 === FxAccounts KEY_LIFETIME
do_check_eq(fxa.internal.keyPair.validUntil, now + 24*3600*1000 + (12*3600*1000));
// 6*3600*1000 === FxAccounts CERT_LIFETIME
do_check_eq(fxa.internal.cert.validUntil, now + 24*3600*1000 + (6*3600*1000));
exp = Number(payload.exp);
do_check_true(start + 2*60*1000 <= exp);
do_check_true(exp <= finish + 2*60*1000);
_("----- DONE ----\n");
});
/*
* End of tests.
* Utility functions follow.
*/
function expandHex(two_hex) {
// Return a 64-character hex string, encoding 32 identical bytes.
let eight_hex = two_hex + two_hex + two_hex + two_hex;
let thirtytwo_hex = eight_hex + eight_hex + eight_hex + eight_hex;
return thirtytwo_hex + thirtytwo_hex;
};
function expandBytes(two_hex) {
return CommonUtils.hexToBytes(expandHex(two_hex));
};
function getTestUser(name) {
return {
email: name + "@example.com",
uid: "1ad7f502-4cc7-4ec1-a209-071fd2fae348",
sessionToken: name + "'s session token",
keyFetchToken: name + "'s keyfetch token",
unwrapBKey: expandHex("44"),
isVerified: false
};
}
function makeObserver(aObserveTopic, aObserveFunc) {
let observer = {
// nsISupports provides type management in C++
// nsIObserver is to be an observer
QueryInterface: XPCOMUtils.generateQI([Ci.nsISupports, Ci.nsIObserver]),
observe: function (aSubject, aTopic, aData) {
log.debug("observed " + aTopic + " " + aData);
if (aTopic == aObserveTopic) {
removeMe();
aObserveFunc(aSubject, aTopic, aData);
}
}
};
function removeMe() {
log.debug("removing observer for " + aObserveTopic);
Services.obs.removeObserver(observer, aObserveTopic);
}
Services.obs.addObserver(observer, aObserveTopic, false);
return removeMe;
}
function do_check_throws(func, result, stack)
{
if (!stack)
stack = Components.stack.caller;
try {
func();
} catch (ex) {
if (ex.name == result) {
return;
}
do_throw("Expected result " + result + ", caught " + ex, stack);
}
if (result) {
do_throw("Expected result " + result + ", none thrown", stack);
}
}