def setup_env(session, blockchain_id):
# export to environment
blockstack_client.set_secret("BLOCKSTACK_API_SESSION", session)
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv("TEST_BLOCKSTACK_TEST_INDEXED_STORAGE", "1")
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv("TEST_BLOCKSTACK_TEST_DISK_ROOT", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-{}".format(blockchain_id))
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
return True
def target_datastore(blockchain_id):
# point to a particular user's datastore
if blockchain_id is None:
blockchain_id = ''
else:
blockchain_id = '-{}'.format(blockchain_id)
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv("TEST_BLOCKSTACK_TEST_DISK_ROOT", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage{}".format(blockchain_id))
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
os.environ['TEST_BLOCKSTACK_TEST_DISK_ROOT'] = '/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage{}'.format(blockchain_id)
def scenario(wallets, **kw):
global wallet_keys, wallet_keys_2, error, index_file_data, resource_data
wallet_keys = testlib.blockstack_client_initialize_wallet(
"0123456789abcdef", wallets[5].privkey, wallets[3].privkey,
wallets[3].privkey)
test_proxy = testlib.TestAPIProxy()
blockstack_client.set_default_proxy(test_proxy)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_preorder("test", wallets[1].addr,
wallets[0].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_reveal(
"test", wallets[1].addr, 52595, 250, 4,
[6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], 10, 10,
wallets[0].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_ready("test", wallets[1].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_name_preorder("foo.test", wallets[2].privkey,
wallets[3].addr)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_name_register("foo.test", wallets[2].privkey,
wallets[3].addr)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# migrate profiles, but no data key in the zone file
res = testlib.migrate_profile("foo.test",
zonefile_has_data_key=False,
proxy=test_proxy,
wallet_keys=wallet_keys)
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to initialize foo.test profile'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
# tell serialization-checker that value_hash can be ignored here
print "BLOCKSTACK_SERIALIZATION_CHECK_IGNORE value_hash"
sys.stdout.flush()
testlib.next_block(**kw)
config_path = os.environ.get("BLOCKSTACK_CLIENT_CONFIG", None)
# make a session
datastore_pk = keylib.ECPrivateKey(wallets[-1].privkey).to_hex()
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_app_signin(
"foo.test", datastore_pk, 'register.app', [
'names', 'register', 'prices', 'zonefiles', 'blockchain',
'node_read', 'user_read'
])
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
ses = res['token']
# register the name bar.test. autogenerate the rest
old_user_zonefile = blockstack_client.zonefile.make_empty_zonefile(
'bar.test', None)
old_user_zonefile_txt = blockstack_zones.make_zone_file(old_user_zonefile)
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call('POST',
'/v1/names',
ses,
data={
'name': 'bar.test',
'zonefile': old_user_zonefile_txt,
'make_profile': True
})
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to register user'
print json.dumps(res)
error = True
return False
print res
tx_hash = res['response']['transaction_hash']
# wait for preorder to get confirmed...
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'preorder', tx_hash)
if not res:
return False
# wait for the preorder to get confirmed
for i in xrange(0, 4):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# wait for register to go through
print 'Wait for register to be submitted'
time.sleep(10)
# wait for the register/update to get confirmed
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'register', None)
if not res:
return False
for i in xrange(0, 3):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# should have nine confirmations now
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'register')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
reg = res[0]
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 9:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 9): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# stop the API server
testlib.stop_api()
# advance blockchain
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 11:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 11): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# make sure the registrar does not process reg/up zonefile replication
# (i.e. we want to make sure that the zonefile gets processed even if the blockchain goes too fast)
os.environ[
'BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_REGUP_REPLICATION'] = '1'
testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
print 'Wait to verify that we do not remove the zone file just because the tx is confirmed'
time.sleep(10)
# verify that this is still in the queue
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'register')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
# clear the fault
print 'Clearing regup replication fault'
testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
"BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_REGUP_REPLICATION",
"0")
# wait for register to go through
print 'Wait for zonefile to replicate'
time.sleep(10)
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test", ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get name bar.test'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
old_expire_block = res['response']['expire_block']
# get the zonefile
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test/zonefile",
ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get name zonefile'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# zonefile must not have a public key listed
zonefile_txt = res['response']['zonefile']
print zonefile_txt
parsed_zonefile = blockstack_zones.parse_zone_file(zonefile_txt)
if parsed_zonefile.has_key('txt'):
print 'have txt records'
print parsed_zonefile
return False
# renew it, but put the *current* owner key as the zonefile's *new* public key
new_user_zonefile = blockstack_client.zonefile.make_empty_zonefile(
'bar.test', wallets[3].pubkey_hex)
new_user_zonefile_txt = blockstack_zones.make_zone_file(new_user_zonefile)
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("POST",
"/v1/names",
ses,
data={
'name': 'bar.test',
'zonefile': new_user_zonefile_txt
})
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 202:
res['test'] = 'Failed to renew name'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# verify in renew queue
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'renew', None)
if not res:
return False
for i in xrange(0, 3):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# should have nine confirmations now
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'renew')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
reg = res[0]
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 9:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 9): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# stop the API server
testlib.stop_api()
# advance blockchain
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 11:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 11): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# make the registrar skip the first few steps, so the only thing it does is clear out confirmed updates
# (i.e. we want to make sure that the renewal's zonefile gets processed even if the blockchain goes too fast)
os.environ[
'BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_RENEWAL_REPLICATION'] = '1'
testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
# wait a while
print 'Wait to verify that clearing out confirmed transactions does NOT remove zonefiles'
time.sleep(10)
# verify that this is still in the queue
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'renew')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
# clear the fault
print 'Clearing renewal replication fault'
testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
"BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_RENEWAL_REPLICATION",
"0")
# now the renewal zonefile should replicate
print 'Wait for renewal zonefile to replicate'
time.sleep(10)
# new expire block
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test", ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get name bar.test'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
new_expire_block = res['response']['expire_block']
# do we have the history for the name?
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test/history",
ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = "Failed to get name history for bar.test"
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# valid history?
hist = res['response']
if len(hist.keys()) != 3:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get update history'
res['history'] = hist
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
# get the zonefile
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test/zonefile",
ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get name zonefile'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# zonefile must have old owner key
zonefile_txt = res['response']['zonefile']
parsed_zonefile = blockstack_zones.parse_zone_file(zonefile_txt)
if not parsed_zonefile.has_key('txt'):
print 'missing txt'
print parsed_zonefile
return False
found = False
for txtrec in parsed_zonefile['txt']:
if txtrec['name'] == 'pubkey' and txtrec[
'txt'] == 'pubkey:data:{}'.format(wallets[3].pubkey_hex):
found = True
if not found:
print 'missing public key {}'.format(wallets[3].pubkey_hex)
return False
# profile lookup must work
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/users/bar.test", ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['text'] = 'failed to get profile for bar.test'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
print ''
print json.dumps(res['response'], indent=4, sort_keys=True)
print ''
# verify pushed back
if old_expire_block + 10 > new_expire_block:
# didn't go through
print >> sys.stderr, "Renewal didn't work: %s --> %s" % (
old_expire_block, new_expire_block)
return False
def scenario( wallets, **kw ):
global wallet_keys, wallet_keys_2, wallet_keychain, error, index_file_data, resource_data, sessions
test_proxy = testlib.TestAPIProxy()
blockstack_client.set_default_proxy( test_proxy )
wallet_keys_2 = blockstack_client.make_wallet_keys( owner_privkey=wallets[4].privkey, data_privkey=wallets[5].privkey, payment_privkey=wallets[3].privkey )
wallet_keys = blockstack_client.make_wallet_keys( owner_privkey=wallets[3].privkey, data_privkey=wallets[4].privkey, payment_privkey=wallets[5].privkey )
wallet_keychain = {
'foo.test': wallet_keys,
'bar.test': wallet_keys_2,
}
# install wallet_keys
testlib.blockstack_client_set_wallet( "0123456789abcdef", wallet_keys['payment_privkey'], wallet_keys['owner_privkey'], wallet_keys['data_privkey'] )
testlib.blockstack_namespace_preorder( "test", wallets[1].addr, wallets[0].privkey )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_namespace_reveal( "test", wallets[1].addr, 52595, 250, 4, [6,5,4,3,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0], 10, 10, wallets[0].privkey )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_namespace_ready( "test", wallets[1].privkey )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_name_preorder( "foo.test", wallets[2].privkey, wallets[3].addr )
testlib.blockstack_name_preorder( "bar.test", wallets[3].privkey, wallets[4].addr )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_name_register( "foo.test", wallets[2].privkey, wallets[3].addr )
testlib.blockstack_name_register( "bar.test", wallets[3].privkey, wallets[4].addr )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
setup_storage_dirs(['foo.test', 'bar.test'])
# migrate profiles
# BUT! make sure we store the profile for foo.test into both foo.test's and bar.test's storage directories!
os.environ['TEST_BLOCKSTACK_TEST_DISK_ROOT'] = '/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test'
res = testlib.migrate_profile( "foo.test", proxy=test_proxy, wallet_keys=wallet_keys )
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to initialize foo.test profile'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
shutil.copy("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test/mutable/foo.test", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-bar.test/mutable/foo.test")
# tell serialization-checker that value_hash can be ignored here
print "BLOCKSTACK_SERIALIZATION_CHECK_IGNORE value_hash"
sys.stdout.flush()
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# store zonefile
res = blockstack_client.proxy.put_zonefiles("localhost:16264", [base64.b64encode(res['zonefile_txt'])])
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to store zonefile for foo.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# BUT! make sure we store the profile for bar.test into both foo.test's and bar.test's storage directories!
os.environ['TEST_BLOCKSTACK_TEST_DISK_ROOT'] = '/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-bar.test'
res = testlib.migrate_profile( "bar.test", proxy=test_proxy, wallet_keys=wallet_keys_2 )
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to initialize bar.test profile'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
shutil.copy("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-bar.test/mutable/bar.test", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test/mutable/bar.test")
# tell serialization-checker that value_hash can be ignored here
print "BLOCKSTACK_SERIALIZATION_CHECK_IGNORE value_hash"
sys.stdout.flush()
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# store zonefile
res = blockstack_client.proxy.put_zonefiles("localhost:16264", [base64.b64encode(res['zonefile_txt'])])
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to store zonefile for bar.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
res = testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to start API for foo.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
target_datastore('foo.test')
# instantiate foo.test's test driver
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call('POST', '/v1/node/drivers/storage/test?index=1&force=1', None, api_pass='******')
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_put_account("foo.test", "test", 'storage', "test:///index/index.manifest?diskroot=/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test",
None, wallet_keys=wallet_keys )
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to create foo.test account'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
os.makedirs('/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage/mutable')
os.makedirs('/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage/immutable')
shutil.copy("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test/mutable/foo.test", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-bar.test/mutable/foo.test")
shutil.copy("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test/mutable/foo.test", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage/mutable/foo.test")
# link test account for bar.test
# BUT! make sure we store the profile for bar.test into foo.test's and bar.test's storage directories!
target_datastore('bar.test')
# instantiate bar.test's test driver
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call('POST', '/v1/node/drivers/storage/test?index=1&force=1', None, api_pass='******')
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_put_account("bar.test", "test", 'storage', "test:///index/index.manifest?diskroot=/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-bar.test",
None, wallet_keys=wallet_keys_2 )
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to create bar.test account'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
shutil.copy("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-bar.test/mutable/bar.test", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test/mutable/bar.test")
shutil.copy("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-bar.test/mutable/bar.test", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage/mutable/bar.test")
# restore...we'll set up foo.test next
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv("TEST_BLOCKSTACK_TEST_DISK_ROOT", "/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage-foo.test")
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
# get datastore keys...
foo_datastore_pk = keylib.ECPrivateKey(wallets[-1].privkey).to_hex()
datastore_id_res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_get_id( foo_datastore_pk )
foo_datastore_id = datastore_id_res['datastore_id']
bar_datastore_pk = keylib.ECPrivateKey(wallets[-2].privkey).to_hex()
datastore_id_res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_get_id( bar_datastore_pk )
bar_datastore_id = datastore_id_res['datastore_id']
# activate foo.test
res = activate_account("foo.test", foo_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for bar.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# set up foo.test's datastore
res = setup_datastore(wallets[-1].privkey, "foo.test", 1)
if not res:
print 'failed to setup foo.test datastore'
return False
# activate bar.test
res = activate_account("bar.test", bar_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for bar.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make *absolutely certain* that the test driver does not load data from
# foo.test's or bar.test's storage directories. We want to verify that we can look up
# the index manifest URLs from the profile
target_datastore(None)
print "\n\nbar.test tries to read foo.test's datastore {}\n\n".format(foo_datastore_id)
res = read_datastore(foo_datastore_id, "foo.test", 1)
if not res:
print 'failed to read foo.test datastore {}'.format(foo_datastore_id)
return False
# set up bar.test's files
res = setup_datastore(wallets[-2].privkey, 'bar.test', 2)
if not res:
print 'failed to setup bar.test datastore'
return False
# activate foo.test
res = activate_account("foo.test", foo_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for foo.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make *absolutely certain* that the test driver does not load data from
# foo.test's or bar.test's storage directories. We want to verify that we can look up
# the index manifest URLs from the profile
target_datastore(None)
# try to read all of bar.test's files
print "\n\nfoo.test tries to read bar.test's datastore {}\n\n".format(bar_datastore_id)
res = read_datastore(bar_datastore_id, 'bar.test', 2)
if not res:
print 'failed to read bar.test datastore {}'.format(bar_datastore_id)
return False
# re-target foo.test's datastore
target_datastore('foo.test')
# have foo.test write new files
print '\n\nupdate foo.test datastore\n\n'
res = write_datastore('foo.test', foo_datastore_pk, 3)
if not res:
print 'failed to update foo.test datastore {}'.format(foo_datastore_id)
return False
# activate bar.test
res = activate_account("bar.test", bar_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for bar.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make *absolutely certain* that the test driver does not load data from
# foo.test's or bar.test's storage directories. We want to verify that we can look up
# the index manifest URLs from the profile
target_datastore(None)
# get foo.test's new files
res = read_datastore(foo_datastore_id, 'foo.test', 3)
if not res:
print 'failed to read new files from foo.test'
return False
# re-target bar.test's datastore
target_datastore('bar.test')
# have bar write some new files
print '\n\nupdate bar.test datastore\n\n'
res = write_datastore('bar.test', bar_datastore_pk, 4)
if not res:
print 'failed ot update bar.test datastore {}'.format(bar_datastore_id)
return False
# activate foo.test
res = activate_account("foo.test", foo_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for foo.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# delete foo's files
print '\n\ndelete foo.test files\n\n'
res = clear_datastore_files('foo.test', foo_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to clear datastore {} for foo.test'.format(foo_datastore_id)
return False
# activate bar.test
res = activate_account("bar.test", bar_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for bar.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make *absolutely certain* that the test driver does not load data from
# foo.test's or bar.test's storage directories. We want to verify that we can look up
# the index manifest URLs from the profile
target_datastore(None)
# verify that foo's files are gone
res = check_datastore_files_absent(foo_datastore_id, 'foo.test')
if not res:
print 'failed to verify that foo.test datastore {} is devoid of files'.format(foo_datastore_id)
return False
# re-target bar.test's datastore
target_datastore('bar.test')
# clear bar.test's files
print '\n\ndelete bar.test files\n\n'
res = clear_datastore_files('bar.test', bar_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to clear datastore {} for bar.test'.format(bar_datastore_id)
return False
# activate foo.test
res = activate_account("foo.test", foo_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for foo.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make *absolutely certain* that the test driver does not load data from
# foo.test's or bar.test's storage directories. We want to verify that we can look up
# the index manifest URLs from the profile
target_datastore(None)
# verify that bar's files are gone
res = check_datastore_files_absent(bar_datastore_id, 'bar.test')
if not res:
print 'failed to verify that bar.test datastore {} is devoid of files'.format(bar_datastore_id)
return False
# re-target foo.test's datastore
target_datastore("foo.test")
# clear foo's directories
res = clear_datastore_directories('foo.test', foo_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to clear foo.test datastore {} of directories'.format(foo_datastore_id)
return False
# activate bar.test
res = activate_account("bar.test", bar_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for bar.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make *absolutely certain* that the test driver does not load data from
# foo.test's or bar.test's storage directories. We want to verify that we can look up
# the index manifest URLs from the profile
target_datastore(None)
# verify that foo's directories are gone
res = check_datastore_directories_absent(foo_datastore_id, "foo.test")
if not res:
print 'failed to verify that foo.test datastore {} is devoid of directories'.format(foo_datastore_id)
return False
# re-target bar.test's datastore
target_datastore('bar.test')
# clear bar's directories
res = clear_datastore_directories('bar.test', bar_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to clear bar.test datastore {} of directories'.format(bar_datastore_id)
return False
# activate foo.test
res = activate_account('foo.test', foo_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for foo.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make *absolutely certain* that the test driver does not load data from
# foo.test's or bar.test's storage directories. We want to verify that we can look up
# the index manifest URLs from the profile
target_datastore(None)
# verify that bar's directories are gone
res = check_datastore_directories_absent(bar_datastore_id, "bar.test")
if not res:
print 'failed to verify that bar.test datastore {} is devoid of directories'.format(bar_datastore_id)
return False
# root should be empty in both cases
print 'listdir {} (bar.test)'.format('/')
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'bar.test', bar_datastore_id, '/', data_pubkeys=get_data_pubkeys('bar.test'))
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir / on bar.test: {}'.format(res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) > 0:
print 'root still has children: {}'.format(res['children'].keys())
return False
# activate bar.test
res = activate_account('bar.test', bar_datastore_pk)
if not res:
print 'failed to start API for foo.test: {}'.format(res)
return False
print 'listdir {} (foo.test)'.format('/')
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', foo_datastore_id, '/', data_pubkeys=get_data_pubkeys('foo.test'))
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir / on foo.test: {}'.format(res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) > 0:
print 'root still has children: {}'.format(res['children'].keys())
return False
testlib.next_block( **kw )
def scenario(wallets, **kw):
global wallet_keys, wallet_keys_2, error, index_file_data, resource_data
wallet_keys = testlib.blockstack_client_initialize_wallet(
"0123456789abcdef", wallets[5].privkey, wallets[3].privkey,
wallets[4].privkey)
test_proxy = testlib.TestAPIProxy()
blockstack_client.set_default_proxy(test_proxy)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_preorder("test", wallets[1].addr,
wallets[0].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_reveal(
"test", wallets[1].addr, 52595, 250, 4,
[6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], 10, 10,
wallets[0].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_ready("test", wallets[1].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_name_preorder("foo.test", wallets[2].privkey,
wallets[3].addr)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_name_register("foo.test", wallets[2].privkey,
wallets[3].addr)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# migrate profiles
res = testlib.migrate_profile("foo.test",
proxy=test_proxy,
wallet_keys=wallet_keys)
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to initialize foo.test profile'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
# tell serialization-checker that value_hash can be ignored here
print "BLOCKSTACK_SERIALIZATION_CHECK_IGNORE value_hash"
sys.stdout.flush()
testlib.next_block(**kw)
data_pk = wallets[-1].privkey
data_pub = wallets[-1].pubkey_hex
config_path = os.environ.get("BLOCKSTACK_CLIENT_CONFIG", None)
# make a session
datastore_pk = keylib.ECPrivateKey(wallets[-1].privkey).to_hex()
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_app_signin(
"foo.test", datastore_pk, 'register.app', [
'names', 'register', 'update', 'prices', 'zonefiles', 'blockchain',
'node_read'
])
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
ses = res['token']
# register the name bar.test
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call('POST',
'/v1/names',
ses,
data={'name': 'bar.test'})
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to register user'
print json.dumps(res)
error = True
return False
print res
tx_hash = res['response']['transaction_hash']
# wait for preorder to get confirmed...
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'preorder', tx_hash)
if not res:
return False
# wait for the preorder to get confirmed
for i in xrange(0, 4):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# wait for register to go through
print 'Wait for register to be submitted'
time.sleep(10)
# wait for the register to get confirmed
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'register', None)
if not res:
return False
for i in xrange(0, 4):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
print 'Wait for update to be submitted'
time.sleep(10)
# wait for update to get confirmed
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'update', None)
if not res:
return False
for i in xrange(0, 3):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# should have 9 confirmations
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'update')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
reg = res[0]
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 9:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 9): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# stop the API server
testlib.stop_api()
# advance blockchain
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 11:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 11): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# make the registrar skip the first few steps, so the only thing it does is clear out confirmed updates
# (i.e. we want to make sure that the renewal's zonefile gets processed even if the blockchain goes too fast)
os.environ[
'BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_UPDATE_REPLICATION'] = '1'
testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
# wait a while
print 'Wait to verify that clearing out confirmed transactions does NOT remove zonefiles'
time.sleep(10)
# verify that this is still in the queue
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'update')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
# clear the fault
print 'Clearing update replication fault'
testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
"BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_UPDATE_REPLICATION",
"0")
# now the renewal zonefile should replicate
print 'Wait for first zonefile to replicate'
time.sleep(10)
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test", ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get name bar.test'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
first_zonefile_hash = res['response']['zonefile_hash']
# update
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("PUT",
"/v1/names/bar.test/zonefile",
ses,
data={'zonefile_hash': '11' * 20})
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 202:
res['test'] = 'failed to update zonefile hash'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# wait for update to get confirmed
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'update', None)
if not res:
return False
for i in xrange(0, 3):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# should have 9 confirmations
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'update')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
reg = res[0]
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 9:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 9): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# stop the API server
testlib.stop_api()
# advance blockchain
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 11:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 11): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# make the registrar skip the first few steps, so the only thing it does is clear out confirmed updates
# (i.e. we want to make sure that the renewal's zonefile gets processed even if the blockchain goes too fast)
os.environ[
'BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_UPDATE_REPLICATION'] = '1'
testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
# wait a while
print 'Wait to verify that clearing out confirmed transactions does NOT remove zonefiles'
time.sleep(10)
# verify that it is NOT in the queue, since there is no zone file
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'update')
if 'error' not in res:
print res
return False
# clear the fault
print 'Clearing update replication fault'
testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
"BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_UPDATE_REPLICATION",
"0")
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test", ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get name bar.test'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# update set?
if res['response']['zonefile_hash'] != '11' * 20:
res['test'] = 'failed to set zonefile hash'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# update with nonstandard zonefile
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("PUT",
"/v1/names/bar.test/zonefile",
ses,
data={'zonefile': 'hello world'})
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 202:
res['test'] = 'failed to update zonefile hash'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# wait for third update to get confirmed
for i in xrange(0, 6):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.verify_in_queue(ses, 'bar.test', 'update', None)
if not res:
return False
for i in xrange(0, 3):
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# should have 9 confirmations
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'update')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
reg = res[0]
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 9:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 9): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# stop the API server
testlib.stop_api()
# advance blockchain
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
confs = blockstack_client.get_tx_confirmations(reg['tx_hash'])
if confs != 11:
print 'wrong number of confs for {} (expected 11): {}'.format(
reg['tx_hash'], confs)
return False
# make the registrar skip the first few steps, so the only thing it does is clear out confirmed updates
# (i.e. we want to make sure that the renewal's zonefile gets processed even if the blockchain goes too fast)
os.environ[
'BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_UPDATE_REPLICATION'] = '1'
testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
# wait a while
print 'Wait to verify that clearing out confirmed transactions does NOT remove zonefiles'
time.sleep(10)
# verify that this is still in the queue
res = testlib.get_queue(ses, 'update')
if 'error' in res:
print res
return False
if len(res) != 1:
print res
return False
# clear the fault
print 'Clearing update replication fault'
testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
"BLOCKSTACK_TEST_REGISTRAR_FAULT_INJECTION_SKIP_UPDATE_REPLICATION",
"0")
print 'Wait for third update to be confirmed'
time.sleep(10)
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test", ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get name bar.test'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
last_zonefile_hash = res['response']['zonefile_hash']
# do we have the history for the name?
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call("GET", "/v1/names/bar.test/history",
ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = "Failed to get name history for foo.test"
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# valid history?
hist = res['response']
if len(hist.keys()) != 5:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get update history'
res['history'] = hist
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
return False
# get the historic zonefile
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call(
"GET", "/v1/names/bar.test/zonefile/{}".format(first_zonefile_hash),
ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get first zonefile'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# get the latest zonefile
res = testlib.blockstack_REST_call(
"GET",
"/v1/names/bar.test/zonefile/{}?raw=1".format(last_zonefile_hash), ses)
if 'error' in res or res['http_status'] != 200:
res['test'] = 'Failed to get last zonefile'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
if res['raw'] != 'hello world':
res['test'] = 'Failed to set zonefile data'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
def scenario(wallets, **kw):
global wallet_keys, error, index_file_data, resource_data
test_proxy = testlib.TestAPIProxy()
blockstack_client.set_default_proxy(test_proxy)
wallet_keys = blockstack_client.make_wallet_keys(
owner_privkey=wallets[3].privkey,
data_privkey=wallets[4].privkey,
payment_privkey=wallets[5].privkey)
testlib.blockstack_client_set_wallet("0123456789abcdef",
wallet_keys['payment_privkey'],
wallet_keys['owner_privkey'],
wallet_keys['data_privkey'])
testlib.blockstack_namespace_preorder("test", wallets[1].addr,
wallets[0].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_reveal(
"test", wallets[1].addr, 52595, 250, 4,
[6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], 10, 10,
wallets[0].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_namespace_ready("test", wallets[1].privkey)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_name_preorder("foo.test", wallets[2].privkey,
wallets[3].addr)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
testlib.blockstack_name_register("foo.test", wallets[2].privkey,
wallets[3].addr)
testlib.next_block(**kw)
# migrate profiles
res = testlib.migrate_profile("foo.test",
proxy=test_proxy,
wallet_keys=wallet_keys)
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to initialize foo.test profile'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
# tell serialization-checker that value_hash can be ignored here
print "BLOCKSTACK_SERIALIZATION_CHECK_IGNORE value_hash"
sys.stdout.flush()
testlib.next_block(**kw)
res = testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to start API: {}'.format(res)
return False
# sign in and make a token
datastore_pk = keylib.ECPrivateKey(wallets[-1].privkey).to_hex()
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_app_signin(
"foo.test", datastore_pk, 'http://localhost:8888',
['store_read', 'store_write', 'store_admin'])
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
# export to environment
blockstack_client.set_secret("BLOCKSTACK_API_SESSION", res['token'])
ses = res['token']
datastore_id_res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_get_id(datastore_pk)
datastore_id = datastore_id_res['datastore_id']
# use random data for file
file_data = None
with open('/dev/urandom', 'r') as f:
file_data = f.read(16384)
# make datastore with two storage drivers
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_create_datastore('foo.test', datastore_pk,
['disk', 'test'], ses)
if 'error' in res:
print "failed to create datastore: {}".format(res['error'])
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make directories (should all fail, since 'test' is offline; however, 'disk' will have worked)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'mkdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_mkdir('foo.test', datastore_pk,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to mkdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# stat directories (should all fail locally due to ENOENT, since the parent directory will not have been updated)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories (all the ones we tried to create should fail due to ENOENT)
for dpath, expected in [('/dir1', ['dir3']), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']),
('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to list {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# restore driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make directories (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'mkdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_mkdir('foo.test', datastore_pk,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to mkdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# make directories (should fail with EEXIST)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'mkdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_mkdir('foo.test', datastore_pk,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to mkdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if not res.has_key('errno'):
print 'no errno in error {}'.format(res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EEXIST:
print 'wrong errno in error {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat directories (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'stat {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res['type'] != blockstack_client.schemas.MUTABLE_DATUM_DIR_TYPE:
print 'not a directory: {}, {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# list directories (should succeed)
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']),
('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(
expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# put files
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'putfile {}'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile('foo.test',
datastore_pk, dpath,
data, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should succeed)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'stat {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res['type'] != blockstack_client.schemas.MUTABLE_DATUM_FILE_TYPE:
print 'not a file: {}, {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# list directories again (should succeed)
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2', 'file1', 'file2']),
('/dir1', ['dir3', 'file3']),
('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4', 'file4']),
('/dir1/dir3/dir4', ['file5'])]:
print 'listdir {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(
expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# get files (should succeed and return latest data)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# put files (should succeed with 'disk', but fail overall since we have a failed driver)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'putfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile('foo.test',
datastore_pk, dpath,
data, ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to putfile {}: {}'.format(
dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files (should get the new data, despite the failed service)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# restore test driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# put files (should succeed now)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'putfile {}'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile('foo.test',
datastore_pk, dpath,
data, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# remove files (should fail since 'test' driver is disabled)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'deletefile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_deletefile(
'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally failed to deletefile {}: {}'.format(
dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files (should fail, since the idata was removed from 'disk')
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {} (should fail)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally got {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EREMOTEIO:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should still work)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'stat {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(path, res)
return False
# restore test driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should still work)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'stat {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(path, res)
return False
# remove files (should work now)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'deletefile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_deletefile(
'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to deletefile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# put file data (should succeed on both 'disk' and 'test')
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'putfile {}'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 3 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile('foo.test',
datastore_pk, dpath,
data, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 3 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# cause 'test' to fail
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# put file data (should fail, but succeed on 'disk')
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'putfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 4 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile('foo.test',
datastore_pk, dpath,
data, ses)
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EREMOTEIO:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 4 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# restore 'test'
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 4 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# remove files (should succeed)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'deletefile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_deletefile(
'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to deletefile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# stat files (should all fail)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files (should all fail)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to get {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']),
('/dir2', []), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']),
('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(
expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# break 'test'
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should all fail)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files (should all fail)
for dpath in [
'/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4',
'/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5'
]:
print 'getfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to get {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']),
('/dir2', []), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']),
('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(
expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# remove directories (should fail, but '/dir2' and '/dir1/dir3/dir4''s idata should be gone)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'rmdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_rmdir('foo.test', datastore_pk,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to rmdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if dpath not in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir2']:
if res.get('errno') != errno.ENOTEMPTY:
print 'wrong errno for deleting {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories (should fail for /dir1/dir3/dir4 and /dir2 since its idata got deleted, but it should still work for everyone else)
for dpath, expected in [('/dir2', []), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to list {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EREMOTEIO:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# these should still work
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']),
('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4'])]:
print 'listdir {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(
expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# restore service
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# remove directories (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'rmdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_rmdir('foo.test', datastore_pk,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to rmdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# stat directories (should all fail)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat('foo.test', datastore_id,
dpath, ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories (should all fail)
for dpath, expected in [('/dir2', []), ('/dir1', ['dir3']),
('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test',
datastore_id, dpath,
ses)
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to list {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# root should be empty
print 'listdir {}'.format('/')
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir('foo.test', datastore_id,
'/', ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir /: {}'.format(res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) > 0:
print 'root still has children: {}'.format(res['children'].keys())
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# delete datastore (should fail)
print 'delete datastore (expect failure)'
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_delete_datastore('foo.test', datastore_pk,
ses)
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to delete datastore'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# restore service
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv(
'BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
print 'delete datastore'
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_delete_datastore('foo.test', datastore_pk,
ses)
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to delete foo-app.com datastore'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# no more data in test-disk driver
names = os.listdir("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage/mutable")
if names != ['foo.test']:
print 'improper cleanup on test'
return False
# due to our failed mkdir of /dir1 and /dir2, these
# will have leaked. Expect 5 entries (including foo.test):
# an idata and inode header for both dirs
names = os.listdir("/tmp/blockstack-disk/mutable")
if len(names) != 5:
print 'imporper cleanup on disk'
return False
if 'foo.test' not in names:
print 'missing foo.test'
return False
testlib.next_block(**kw)
def scenario( wallets, **kw ):
global wallet_keys, error, index_file_data, resource_data
test_proxy = testlib.TestAPIProxy()
blockstack_client.set_default_proxy( test_proxy )
wallet_keys = blockstack_client.make_wallet_keys( owner_privkey=wallets[3].privkey, data_privkey=wallets[4].privkey, payment_privkey=wallets[5].privkey )
testlib.blockstack_client_set_wallet( "0123456789abcdef", wallet_keys['payment_privkey'], wallet_keys['owner_privkey'], wallet_keys['data_privkey'] )
testlib.blockstack_namespace_preorder( "test", wallets[1].addr, wallets[0].privkey )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_namespace_reveal( "test", wallets[1].addr, 52595, 250, 4, [6,5,4,3,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0], 10, 10, wallets[0].privkey )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_namespace_ready( "test", wallets[1].privkey )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_name_preorder( "foo.test", wallets[2].privkey, wallets[3].addr )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
testlib.blockstack_name_register( "foo.test", wallets[2].privkey, wallets[3].addr )
testlib.next_block( **kw )
# migrate profiles
res = testlib.migrate_profile( "foo.test", proxy=test_proxy, wallet_keys=wallet_keys )
if 'error' in res:
res['test'] = 'Failed to initialize foo.test profile'
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
# tell serialization-checker that value_hash can be ignored here
print "BLOCKSTACK_SERIALIZATION_CHECK_IGNORE value_hash"
sys.stdout.flush()
testlib.next_block( **kw )
res = testlib.start_api("0123456789abcdef")
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to start API: {}'.format(res)
return False
# sign in and make a token
datastore_pk = keylib.ECPrivateKey(wallets[-1].privkey).to_hex()
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_app_signin("foo.test", datastore_pk, 'http://localhost:8888', ['store_read', 'store_write', 'store_admin'])
if 'error' in res:
print json.dumps(res, indent=4, sort_keys=True)
error = True
return
# export to environment
blockstack_client.set_secret("BLOCKSTACK_API_SESSION", res['token'])
ses = res['token']
datastore_id_res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_get_id( datastore_pk )
datastore_id = datastore_id_res['datastore_id']
# use random data for file
file_data = None
with open('/dev/urandom', 'r') as f:
file_data = f.read(16384)
# make datastore with two storage drivers
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_create_datastore( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, ['disk', 'test'], ses )
if 'error' in res:
print "failed to create datastore: {}".format(res['error'])
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make directories (should all fail, since 'test' is offline; however, 'disk' will have worked)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'mkdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_mkdir( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to mkdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# stat directories (should all fail locally due to ENOENT, since the parent directory will not have been updated)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories (all the ones we tried to create should fail due to ENOENT)
for dpath, expected in [('/dir1', ['dir3']), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to list {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# restore driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# make directories (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'mkdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_mkdir( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to mkdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# make directories (should fail with EEXIST)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'mkdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_mkdir( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to mkdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if not res.has_key('errno'):
print 'no errno in error {}'.format(res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EEXIST:
print 'wrong errno in error {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat directories (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/dir1', '/dir2', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir1/dir3/dir4']:
print 'stat {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res['type'] != blockstack_client.schemas.MUTABLE_DATUM_DIR_TYPE:
print 'not a directory: {}, {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# list directories (should succeed)
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# put files
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'putfile {}'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, data, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'stat {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res['type'] != blockstack_client.schemas.MUTABLE_DATUM_FILE_TYPE:
print 'not a file: {}, {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# list directories again (should succeed)
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2', 'file1', 'file2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3', 'file3']), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4', 'file4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', ['file5'])]:
print 'listdir {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# get files (should succeed and return latest data)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# put files (should succeed with 'disk', but fail overall since we have a failed driver)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'putfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, data, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files (should get the new data, despite the failed service)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# restore test driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# put files (should succeed now)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'putfile {}'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, data, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 2 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# remove files (should fail since 'test' driver is disabled)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'deletefile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_deletefile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally failed to deletefile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files (should fail, since the idata was removed from 'disk')
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {} (should fail)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally got {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EREMOTEIO:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should still work)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'stat {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(path, res)
return False
# restore test driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should still work)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'stat {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to stat {}: {}'.format(path, res)
return False
# remove files (should work now)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'deletefile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_deletefile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to deletefile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
# put file data (should succeed on both 'disk' and 'test')
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'putfile {}'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 3 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, data, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 3 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# cause 'test' to fail
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# put file data (should fail, but succeed on 'disk')
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'putfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
data = '{} hello 4 {}'.format(file_data, dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_putfile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, data, ses )
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to putfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EREMOTEIO:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 4 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# restore 'test'
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files again! should see results of last put
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to getfile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if res != '{} hello 4 {}'.format(file_data, dpath):
print 'failed to read {}'.format(dpath)
return False
# remove files (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'deletefile {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_deletefile( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to deletefile {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# stat files (should all fail)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files (should all fail)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to get {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']), ('/dir2', []), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# break 'test'
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# stat files (should all fail)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# get files (should all fail)
for dpath in ['/file1', '/file2', '/dir1/file3', '/dir1/dir3/file4', '/dir1/dir3/dir4/file5']:
print 'getfile {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_getfile( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to get {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']), ('/dir2', []), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# remove directories (should fail, but '/dir2' and '/dir1/dir3/dir4''s idata should be gone)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'rmdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_rmdir( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to rmdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if dpath not in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir2']:
if res.get('errno') != errno.ENOTEMPTY:
print 'wrong errno for deleting {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories (should fail for /dir1/dir3/dir4 and /dir2 since its idata got deleted, but it should still work for everyone else)
for dpath, expected in [('/dir2', []), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to list {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.EREMOTEIO:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# these should still work
for dpath, expected in [('/', ['dir1', 'dir2']), ('/dir1', ['dir3']), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4'])]:
print 'listdir {} (should still work)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) != len(expected):
print 'invalid directory: expected:\n{}\ngot:\n{}\n'.format(expected, res)
return False
for child in expected:
if not res['children'].has_key(child):
print 'invalid directory: missing {} in {}'.format(child, res)
return False
# restore service
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# remove directories (should succeed)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'rmdir {}'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_rmdir( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, dpath, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to rmdir {}: {}'.format(dpath, res['error'])
return False
# stat directories (should all fail)
for dpath in ['/dir1/dir3/dir4', '/dir1/dir3', '/dir2', '/dir1']:
print 'stat {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_stat( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to stat {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# list directories (should all fail)
for dpath, expected in [('/dir2', []), ('/dir1', ['dir3']), ('/dir1/dir3', ['dir4']), ('/dir1/dir3/dir4', [])]:
print 'listdir {} (expect failure)'.format(dpath)
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, dpath, ses )
if 'error' not in res or 'errno' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to list {}: {}'.format(dpath, res)
return False
if res['errno'] != errno.ENOENT:
print 'wrong errno: {}'.format(res)
return False
# root should be empty
print 'listdir {}'.format('/')
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_datastore_listdir( 'foo.test', datastore_id, '/', ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to listdir /: {}'.format(res['error'])
return False
if len(res['children'].keys()) > 0:
print 'root still has children: {}'.format(res['children'].keys())
return False
# simulate a failure in the 'test' driver
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '1')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
# delete datastore (should fail)
print 'delete datastore (expect failure)'
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_delete_datastore( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, ses )
if 'error' not in res:
print 'accidentally succeeded to delete datastore'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# restore service
res = testlib.blockstack_test_setenv('BLOCKSTACK_INTEGRATION_TEST_STORAGE_FAILURE', '0')
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to setenv: {}'.format(res)
return False
print 'delete datastore'
res = testlib.blockstack_cli_delete_datastore( 'foo.test', datastore_pk, ses )
if 'error' in res:
print 'failed to delete foo-app.com datastore'
print json.dumps(res)
return False
# no more data in test-disk driver
names = os.listdir("/tmp/blockstack-integration-test-storage/mutable")
if names != ['foo.test']:
print 'improper cleanup on test'
return False
# due to our failed mkdir of /dir1 and /dir2, these
# will have leaked. Expect 5 entries (including foo.test):
# an idata and inode header for both dirs
names = os.listdir("/tmp/blockstack-disk/mutable")
if len(names) != 5:
print 'imporper cleanup on disk'
return False
if 'foo.test' not in names:
print 'missing foo.test'
return False
testlib.next_block( **kw )
