Exemple #1
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def test_message_digest_valid(signed_attributes_fixture, token_fixture):
    # Given signed attributes
    signed_attrs = signed_attributes_fixture

    # Given a payment data from the same token
    # hashed via the sha256 hashfunc
    hashed_payment_data = hashlib.sha256(
        applepay_utils.get_payment_data(token_fixture)).digest()

    # When the message digest is validated
    is_valid = applepay_utils.validate_message_digest(signed_attrs,
                                                      hashed_payment_data)

    # Then the message digest is valid
    assert is_valid is True
Exemple #2
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def test_missing_message_digest(token_fixture):
    # Given some signed attrs that are missing the message digest
    signed_attrs = []

    # Given a payment data from the same token
    # hashed via the sha256 hashfunc
    hashed_payment_data = hashlib.sha256(
        applepay_utils.get_payment_data(token_fixture)).digest()

    # When the message digest is validated
    is_valid = applepay_utils.validate_message_digest(signed_attrs,
                                                      hashed_payment_data)

    # Then the message digest is not valid
    assert is_valid is False
Exemple #3
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def test_get_payment_data():
    # Given an apple pay token  with minimal data
    token = {
        "version": "does not matter",
        "data": base64.b64encode('sir robin;'),
        "signature": "does not matter",
        "header": {
            "transactionId": binascii.hexlify('sir lancelot;'),
            "ephemeralPublicKey": base64.b64encode('king arthur;'),
            "publicKeyHash": "does not matter"
        }
    }

    # When the payment data is accessed and decoded
    payment_data = applepay_utils.get_payment_data(token)

    # Then it is the expected value
    expected_payment_data = 'king arthur;sir robin;sir lancelot;'
    assert expected_payment_data == payment_data