---
-- Unit testing support for NSE libraries.
--
-- This library will import all NSE libraries looking for a global variable
-- test_suite
. This must be a callable that returns true or false
-- and the number of tests that failed. For convenience, the
-- unittest.TestSuite
class has this property, and tests can be
-- added with add_test
. Example:
--
--
-- local data = {"foo", "bar", "baz"}
-- test_suite = unittest.TestSuite:new()
-- test_suite:add_test(equal(data[2], "bar"), "data[2] should equal 'bar'")
--
--
-- The library is driven by the unittest NSE script.
--
-- @copyright Same as Nmap--See https://nmap.org/book/man-legal.html
local stdnse = require "stdnse"
local string = require "string"
local table = require "table"
local nmap = require "nmap"
local nsedebug = require "nsedebug"
local listop = require "listop"
_ENV = stdnse.module("unittest", stdnse.seeall)
local libs = {
"afp",
"ajp",
"amqp",
"anyconnect",
"asn1",
"base32",
"base64",
"bin",
"bitcoin",
"bit",
"bits",
"bittorrent",
"bjnp",
"brute",
"cassandra",
"citrixxml",
"coap",
"comm",
"creds",
"cvs",
"datafiles",
"datetime",
"dhcp6",
"dhcp",
"dnsbl",
"dns",
"dnssd",
"drda",
"eap",
"eigrp",
"formulas",
"ftp",
"giop",
"gps",
"http",
"httpspider",
"iax2",
"ike",
"imap",
"informix",
"ipOps",
"ipmi",
"ipp",
"iscsi",
"isns",
"jdwp",
"json",
"ldap",
"lfs",
"listop",
"match",
"membase",
"mobileme",
"mongodb",
"mqtt",
"msrpc",
"msrpcperformance",
"msrpctypes",
"mssql",
"multicast",
"mysql",
"natpmp",
"ncp",
"ndmp",
"netbios",
"nmap",
"nrpc",
"nsedebug",
"omp2",
"openssl",
"ospf",
"packet",
"pcre",
"pgsql",
"pop3",
"pppoe",
"proxy",
"rdp",
"redis",
"re",
"rmi",
"rpcap",
"rpc",
"rsync",
"rtsp",
"sasl",
"shortport",
"sip",
"slaxml",
"smbauth",
"smb",
"smtp",
"snmp",
"socks",
"srvloc",
"ssh1",
"ssh2",
"sslcert",
"sslv2",
"stdnse",
"strbuf",
--"strict", -- behaves oddly
"stun",
"tab",
"target",
"tftp",
"tls",
"tns",
"unicode",
"unittest",
"unpwdb",
"upnp",
"url",
"versant",
"vnc",
"vulns",
"vuzedht",
"wsdd",
"xdmcp",
"xmpp",
}
-- This script-arg is documented in the unittest script to avoid cluttering
-- NSEdoc of all the libraries which include this one.
local am_testing = stdnse.get_script_args('unittest.run')
---Check whether tests are being run
--
-- Libraries can use this function to avoid the overhead of creating tests if
-- the user hasn't chosen to run them. Unittesting is turned on with the
-- unittest.run
script-arg.
-- @return true if unittests are being run, false otherwise.
function testing()
return am_testing
end
---
-- Run tests provided by NSE libraries
-- @param to_test A list (table) of libraries to test. If none is provided, all
-- libraries are tested.
run_tests = function(to_test)
am_testing = true
if to_test == nil then
to_test = libs
end
local fails = stdnse.output_table()
for _,lib in ipairs(to_test) do
stdnse.debug1("Testing %s", lib)
local status, thelib = pcall(require, lib)
if not status then
stdnse.debug1("Failed to load %s: %s", lib, thelib)
else
local failed = 0
if rawget(thelib,"test_suite") ~= nil then
failed = thelib.test_suite()
end
if failed ~= 0 then
fails[lib] = failed
end
end
end
return fails
end
--- The TestSuite class
--
-- Holds and runs tests.
TestSuite = {
--- Creates a new TestSuite object
--
-- @name TestSuite.new
-- @return TestSuite object
new = function(self)
local o = {}
setmetatable(o, self)
self.__index = self
o.tests = {}
return o
end,
--- Set up test environment. Override this.
-- @name TestSuite.setup
setup = function(self)
return true
end,
--- Tear down test environment. Override this.
-- @name TestSuite.teardown
teardown = function(self)
return true
end,
--- Add a test.
-- @name TestSuite.add_test
-- @param test Function that will be called with the TestSuite object as its only parameter.
-- @param description A description of the test being run
add_test = function(self, test, description)
self.tests[#self.tests+1] = {test, description}
end,
--- Run tests.
-- Runs all tests in the TestSuite, and returns the number of failures.
-- @name TestSuite.__call
-- @return failures The number of tests that failed
-- @return tests The number of tests run
__call = function(self)
local failures = 0
local passes = 0
self:setup()
for _,test in ipairs(self.tests) do
stdnse.debug2("| Test: %s...", test[2])
local status, note = test[1](self)
local result
local lvl = 2
if status then
result = "Pass"
passes = passes + 1
else
result = "Fail"
lvl = 1
if nmap.debugging() < 2 then
stdnse.debug1("| Test: %s...", test[2])
end
failures = failures + 1
end
if note then
stdnse.debug(lvl, "| \\_result: %s (%s)", result, note)
else
stdnse.debug(lvl, "| \\_result: %s", result)
end
end
stdnse.debug1("|_%d of %d tests passed", passes, #self.tests)
self:teardown()
return failures, #self.tests
end,
}
--- Test creation helper function.
-- Turns a simple function into a test factory.
-- @param test A function that returns true or false depending on test
-- @param fmt A format string describing the failure condition using the
-- arguments to the test function
-- @return function that generates tests suitable for use in add_test
make_test = function(test, fmt)
return function(...)
local args={...}
local nargs = select("#", ...)
return function(suite)
if not test(table.unpack(args,1,nargs)) then
return false, string.format(fmt, table.unpack(listop.map(nsedebug.tostr, args),1,nargs))
end
return true
end
end
end
--- Test for nil
-- @param value The value to test
-- @return bool True if the value is nil, false otherwise.
is_nil = function(value)
return value == nil
end
is_nil = make_test(is_nil, "Expected not nil, got %s")
--- Test for not nil
-- @param value The value to test
-- @return bool True if the value is not nil, false otherwise.
not_nil = function(value)
return value ~= nil
end
not_nil = make_test(not_nil, "Expected not nil, got %s")
--- Test tables for equality, 1 level deep
-- @param a The first table to test
-- @param b The second table to test
-- @return bool True if #a == #b and a[i] == b[i] for every i<#a, false otherwise.
table_equal = function(a, b)
return function (suite)
if #a ~= #b then
return false, "Length not equal"
end
for i, v in ipairs(a) do
if b[i] ~= v then
return false, string.format("%s ~= %s at position %d", v, b[i], i)
end
end
return true
end
end
--- Test associative tables for equality, 1 level deep
-- @param a The first table to test
-- @param b The second table to test
-- @return bool True if a[k] == b[k] for all k in a and b
keys_equal = function(a, b)
return function (suite)
local seen = {}
for k, v in pairs(a) do
if b[k] ~= v then
return false, ("%s ~= %s at key %s"):format(v, b[k], k)
end
seen[k] = true
end
for k, v in pairs(b) do
if not seen[k] then
return false, ("Key %s not present in table a"):format(k)
end
end
return true
end
end
--- Test two values for equality, recursively if necessary.
--
-- This function checks that both values are indistinguishable in all
-- but memory location.
--
-- @param a The first value to test.
-- @param b The second value to test
-- @return bool True if values are indistinguishable, false otherwise.
-- @return note Nil if values are indistinguishable, description of
-- distinguishability otherwise.
identical = function(a, b)
return function(suite)
function identical(val1, val2, path)
local table_size = function(tbl)
local count = 0
for k in pairs(tbl) do
count = count + 1
end
return count
end
-- Both values must be of the same type
local t1, t2 = type(val1), type(val2)
if t1 ~= t2 then
return false, string.format("Types of %s are not equal: %s ~= %s", path, t1, t2)
end
-- For non-tables, we can make a direct comparison.
if t1 ~= "table" then
if val1 ~= val2 then
return false, string.format("Values of %s are not equal: %s ~= %s", path, val1, val2)
end
return true
end
-- For tables, we must first check that they are of equal size.
local len1, len2 = table_size(val1), table_size(val2)
if len1 ~= len2 then
return false, string.format("Sizes of %s are not equal: %s ~= %s", path, len1, len2)
end
-- Finally, we must recursively check all of the values in the tables.
for k,v in pairs(val1) do
-- Check that the key's value is identical in both tables, passing
-- along the path of keys we have taken to get here.
local status, note = identical(val1[k], val2[k], string.format('%s["%s"]', path, k))
if not status then
return false, note
end
end
return true
end
return identical(a, b, "")
end
end
--- Test for equality
-- @param a The first value to test
-- @param b The second value to test
-- @return bool True if a == b, false otherwise.
equal = function(a, b)
return a == b
end
equal = make_test(equal, "%s not equal to %s")
--- Test for inequality
-- @param a The first value to test
-- @param b The second value to test
-- @return bool True if a != b, false otherwise.
not_equal = function(a, b)
return a ~= b
end
not_equal = make_test(not_equal, "%s unexpectedly equal to %s")
--- Test for truth
-- @param value The value to test
-- @return bool True if value is a boolean and true
is_true = function(value)
return value == true
end
is_true = make_test(is_true, "Expected true, got %s")
--- Test for falsehood
-- @param value The value to test
-- @return bool True if value is a boolean and false
is_false = function(value)
return value == false
end
is_false = make_test(is_false, "Expected false, got %s")
--- Test less than
-- @param a The first value to test
-- @param b The second value to test
-- @return bool True if a < b, false otherwise.
lt = function(a, b)
return a < b
end
lt = make_test(lt, "%s not less than %s")
--- Test less than or equal to
-- @param a The first value to test
-- @param b The second value to test
-- @return bool True if a <= b, false otherwise.
lte = function(a, b)
return a <= b
end
lte = make_test(lte, "%s not less than %s")
--- Test length
-- @param t The table to test
-- @param l The length to test
-- @return bool True if the length of t is l
length_is = function(t, l)
return #t == l
end
length_is = make_test(length_is, "Length of %s is not %s")
--- Expected failure test
-- @param test The test to run
-- @return function A test for expected failure of the test
expected_failure = function(test)
return function(suite)
if test(suite) then
return false, "Test unexpectedly passed"
end
return true, "Test failed as expected"
end
end
if not testing() then
return _ENV
end
-- Self test
test_suite = TestSuite:new()
test_suite:add_test(is_nil(test_suite["asdfdoesnotexist"]), "Nonexistent key does not exist")
test_suite:add_test(equal(1+1336, 7 * 191), "Arithmetically equal expressions are equal")
test_suite:add_test(not_equal( true, "true" ), "Boolean true not equal to string \"true\"")
test_suite:add_test(is_true("test" == "test"), "Boolean expression evaluates to true")
test_suite:add_test(is_false(1.9999 == 2.0), "Boolean expression evaluates to false")
test_suite:add_test(lt(1, 999), "1 < 999")
test_suite:add_test(lte(8, 8), "8 <= 8")
test_suite:add_test(expected_failure(not_nil(nil)), "Test expected to fail fails")
test_suite:add_test(expected_failure(expected_failure(is_nil(nil))), "Test expected to succeed does not fail")
test_suite:add_test(keys_equal({one=1,two=2,[3]="three"},{[3]="three",one=1,two=2}), "identical tables are identical")
test_suite:add_test(expected_failure(keys_equal({one=1,two=2},{[3]="three",one=1,two=2}), "dissimilar tables are dissimilar"))
test_suite:add_test(identical(0, 0), "integer === integer")
test_suite:add_test(identical(nil, nil), "nil === nil")
test_suite:add_test(identical({}, {}), "{} === {}")
test_suite:add_test(length_is(test_suite.tests, 15), "Number of tests is 15")
return _ENV;