inspec/test/unit/file_provider_test.rb

require 'helper'

describe Inspec::MockProvider do
  let(:subject) { Inspec::MockProvider.new(target) }

  describe 'without data' do
    let(:target) {{ mock: {}}}
    it 'has no files on empty' do
      subject.files.must_equal []
    end
  end

  describe 'with_data' do
    let(:file_name) { rand.to_s }
    let(:file_content) { rand.to_s }
    let(:target) {{ mock: { file_name => file_content } }}

    it 'has files' do
      subject.files.must_equal [file_name]
    end

    it 'can read a file' do
      subject.read(file_name).must_equal file_content
    end
  end
end

describe Inspec::DirProvider do
  let(:subject) { Inspec::DirProvider.new(target) }

  describe 'applied to this file' do
    let(:target) { __FILE__ }

    it 'must only contain this file' do
      subject.files.must_equal [__FILE__]
    end

    it 'must not read if the file doesnt exist' do
      subject.read('file-does-not-exist').must_be_nil
    end

    it 'must not read files not covered' do
      not_covered = File.expand_path('../../helper.rb', __FILE__)
      File.file?(not_covered).must_equal true
      subject.read(not_covered).must_be_nil
    end

    it 'must read the contents of the file' do
      subject.read(__FILE__).must_equal File.read(__FILE__)
    end
  end

  describe 'applied to this folder' do
    let(:target) { File.dirname(__FILE__) }

    it 'must contain all files' do
      subject.files.must_include __FILE__
    end

    it 'must not read if the file doesnt exist' do
      subject.read('file-not-in-folder').must_be_nil
    end

    it 'must not read files not covered' do
      not_covered = File.expand_path('../../helper.rb', __FILE__)
      File.file?(not_covered).must_equal true
      subject.read(not_covered).must_be_nil
    end

    it 'must read the contents of the file' do
      subject.read(__FILE__).must_equal File.read(__FILE__)
    end
  end
end

describe Inspec::ZipProvider do
  let(:subject) { Inspec::ZipProvider.new(target) }

  describe 'applied to a tar archive' do
    let(:target) { MockLoader.profile_zip('complete-profile') }

    it 'must contain all files' do
      subject.files.sort.must_equal %w{inspec.yml libraries libraries/testlib.rb
        controls controls/host_spec.rb files files/a_sub_dir
        files/a_sub_dir/sub_items.conf files/items.conf}.sort
    end

    it 'must not read if the file isnt included' do
      subject.read('file-not-in-archive').must_be_nil
    end

    it 'must read the contents of the file' do
      subject.read('inspec.yml').must_match(/^name: complete$/)
    end
  end

  describe 'applied to a zip with an empty filename' do
    # Just a placeholder, it will be ignored anyway:
    let(:cls) {
      class MockZipProvider < Inspec::ZipProvider
        Entry = Struct.new(:name)
        class List < Array
          alias :get_next_entry :pop
        end
        private
        def walk_zip(path, &callback)
          list = List.new([Entry.new(''), Entry.new('zipzip'), Entry.new('')])
          callback.call(list)
        end
      end
      MockZipProvider
    }

    it 'must contain all files' do
      cls.new(rand.to_s).files.must_equal %w{zipzip}
    end
  end

  describe 'paths outside of the archive ignored' do
    # This is to test for the zipslip vulnerability
    let(:cls) {
      class MockZipSlipZipProvider < Inspec::ZipProvider
        Entry = Struct.new(:name)
        class List < Array
          alias :get_next_entry :pop
        end
        private
        def walk_zip(path, &callback)
          list = List.new([Entry.new('../../blah'), Entry.new('zipzip'), Entry.new('../../haha')])
          callback.call(list)
        end
      end
      MockZipSlipZipProvider
    }

    it 'must contain all files' do
      cls.new(rand.to_s).files.must_equal %w{zipzip}
    end
  end
end


describe Inspec::ZipProvider do
  let(:subject) { Inspec::ZipProvider.new(target) }

  describe 'applied to a tar archive' do
    let(:target) { MockLoader.profile_zip('complete-profile') }

    it 'must contain all files' do
      subject.files.sort.must_equal %w{inspec.yml libraries libraries/testlib.rb
        controls controls/host_spec.rb files files/a_sub_dir
        files/a_sub_dir/sub_items.conf files/items.conf}.sort
    end

    it 'must not read if the file isnt included' do
      subject.read('file-not-in-archive').must_be_nil
    end

    it 'must read the contents of the file' do
      subject.read('inspec.yml').must_match(/^name: complete$/)
    end
  end
end

describe Inspec::TarProvider do
  let(:subject) { Inspec::TarProvider.new(target) }

  describe 'applied to a tar archive' do
    let(:target) { MockLoader.profile_tgz('complete-profile') }

    it 'must contain all files' do
      subject.files.sort.must_equal %w{inspec.yml libraries/testlib.rb
        controls/host_spec.rb files/a_sub_dir/sub_items.conf
        files/items.conf}.sort
    end

    it 'must not read if the file isnt included' do
      subject.read('file-not-in-archive').must_be_nil
    end

    it 'must read the contents of the file' do
      subject.read('inspec.yml').must_match(/^name: complete$/)
    end
  end

  describe 'applied to a tar with an empty filename' do
    # Just a placeholder, it will be ignored anyway:
    let(:cls) {
      class MockTarProvider < Inspec::TarProvider
        Entry = Struct.new(:full_name, :file?)
        private
        def walk_tar(path, &callback)
          callback.call([Entry.new('', true), Entry.new('tartar', true), Entry.new('', true)])
        end
      end
      MockTarProvider
    }

    it 'must contain all files' do
      cls.new(rand.to_s).files.must_equal %w{tartar}
    end
  end

  describe 'applied to a tar with paths above dir' do
    let(:cls) {
      class MockZipSlipTarProvider < Inspec::TarProvider
        Entry = Struct.new(:full_name, :file?)
        private
        def walk_tar(path, &callback)
          callback.call([Entry.new('../haha', true), Entry.new('tartar', true), Entry.new('../../blah', true)])
        end
      end
      MockZipSlipTarProvider
    }

    it 'must not contain all files' do
      cls.new(rand.to_s).files.must_equal %w{tartar}
    end
  end

end

describe Inspec::RelativeFileProvider do
  def fetcher
    src_fetcher.expects(:files).returns(in_files).at_least_once
    Inspec::RelativeFileProvider.new(src_fetcher)
  end

  let(:src_fetcher) { mock() }

  IN_AND_OUT = {
    []                           => [],
    %w{file}                     => %w{file},
    # don't prefix just by filename
    %w{file file_a}              => %w{file file_a},
    %w{path/file path/file_a}    => %w{file file_a},
    %w{path/to/file}             => %w{file},
    %w{/path/to/file}            => %w{file},
    %w{alice bob}                => %w{alice bob},
    # mixed paths
    %w{x/a y/b}                  => %w{x/a y/b},
    %w{/x/a /y/b}                => %w{x/a y/b},
    %w{z/x/a z/y/b}              => %w{x/a y/b},
    %w{/z/x/a /z/y/b}            => %w{x/a y/b},
    # mixed with relative path
    %w{a path/to/b}              => %w{a path/to/b},
    %w{path/to/b a}              => %w{path/to/b a},
    %w{path/to/b path/a}         => %w{to/b a},
    %w{path/to/b path/a c}       => %w{path/to/b path/a c},
    # When the first element is the directory
    %w{path/ path/to/b path/a}   => %w{to/b a},
    %w{path path/to/b path/a}   => %w{to/b a},
    # mixed with absolute paths
    %w{/path/to/b /a}            => %w{path/to/b a},
    %w{/path/to/b /path/a}       => %w{to/b a},
    %w{/path/to/b /path/a /c}    => %w{path/to/b path/a c},
    # mixing absolute and relative paths
    %w{path/a /path/b}           => %w{path/a /path/b},
    %w{/path/a path/b}           => %w{/path/a path/b},
    # extract folder structure buildup
    %w{/a /a/b /a/b/c}           => %w{c},
    %w{/a /a/b /a/b/c/d/e}       => %w{e},
    # extract folder structure buildup (relative)
    %w{a a/b a/b/c}           => %w{c},
    %w{a a/b a/b/c/d/e}       => %w{e},
    # extract folder structure buildup (relative)
    %w{a/ a/b/ a/b/c}           => %w{c},
    %w{a/ a/b/ a/b/c/d/e}       => %w{e},
    # ignore pax_global_header, which are commonly seen in github tars and are not
    # ignored by all tar streaming tools, its not extracted by GNU tar since 1.14
    %w{/pax_global_header /a/b}  => %w{b},
    %w{pax_global_header a/b}    => %w{b},
  }.each do |ins, outs|
    describe 'empty profile' do
      let(:in_files) { ins }

      it "turns #{ins} into #{outs}" do
        fetcher.files.must_equal outs
      end
    end
  end

end