test-header.svtest

require "vnd.dovecot.testsuite";

/*
 * ## RFC 5228, Section 5.7. Test header (page 29) ##
 */

/*
 * TEST: Basic functionality
 */

/* "The "header" test evaluates to true if the value of any of the named
 *  headers, ignoring leading and trailing whitespace, matches any key.
 *  The type of match is specified by the optional match argument, which
 *  defaults to ":is" if not specified, as specified in section 2.6.
 *
 *  Like address and envelope, this test returns true if any combination
 *  of the header-names list and key-list arguments match and returns
 *  false otherwise.
 * "
 */

test_set "message" text:
From: stephan@example.com
To: nico@nl.example.com, harry@de.example.com
Subject: Frobnitzm
Comments: This is nonsense.
Keywords: nonsense, strange, testing
X-Spam: Yes

Test.
.
;

test "Basic functionality" {
	/* Must match */
	if not header :contains ["Subject", "Comments"] "Frobnitzm" {
		test_fail "failed to match header (1)";
	}

	if not header :contains ["Subject", "Comments"] "nonsense" {
		test_fail "failed to match header(2)";
	}

	if not header :matches "Keywords" "*, strange, *" {
		test_fail "failed to match header (3)";
	}

	if not header :is "Comments" "This is nonsense." {
		test_fail "failed to match header (4)";
	}

	/* Must not match */
	if header ["subject", "comments", "keywords"] "idiotic" {
		test_fail "matched nonsense";
	}

	/* Match first key */
	if not header :contains ["keywords"] ["strange", "snot", "vreemd"] {
		test_fail "failed to match first key";
	}

	/* Match second key */
	if not header :contains ["keywords"] ["raar", "strange", "vreemd"] {
		test_fail "failed to match second key";
	}

	/* Match last key */
	if not header :contains ["keywords"] ["raar", "snot", "strange"] {
		test_fail "failed to match last key";
	}

	/* First header */
	if not header :contains ["keywords", "subject"]
		["raar", "strange", "vreemd"] {
		test_fail "failed to match first header";
	}	

	/* Second header */
	if not header :contains ["subject", "keywords"]
		["raar", "strange", "vreemd"] {
		test_fail "failed to match second header";
	}	
}

/*
 * TEST: Matching empty key
 */

/* "If a header listed in the header-names argument exists, it contains
 *  the empty key ("").  However, if the named header is not present, it
 *  does not match any key, including the empty key.  So if a message
 *  contained the header
 *
 *          X-Caffeine: C8H10N4O2
 *
 *  these tests on that header evaluate as follows:
 *
 *          header :is ["X-Caffeine"] [""]         => false
 *          header :contains ["X-Caffeine"] [""]   => true
 * "
 */


test_set "message" text:
From: stephan@example.org
To: nico@frop.example.com
X-Caffeine: C8H10N4O2
Subject: I need coffee!
Comments: 

Text
.
;

test "Matching empty key" {
	if header :is "X-Caffeine" "" {
		test_fail ":is-matched non-empty header with empty string";
	}

	if not header :contains "X-Caffeine" "" {
		test_fail "failed to match existing header with empty string";
	}

	if not header :is "comments" "" {
		test_fail "failed to match empty header with empty string";
	}

	if header :contains "X-Nonsense" "" {
		test_fail ":contains-matched non-existent header with empty string";
	}
}

/*
 * TEST: Ignoring whitespace
 */

/* "The "header" test evaluates to true if the value of any of the named
 *  headers, ignoring leading and trailing whitespace, matches any key.
 *  ...
 * "
 */

test_set "message" text:
From: stephan@example.org
To: nico@frop.example.com
Subject:         Help        
X-A:     Text
X-B: Text            

Text
.
;

test "Ignoring whitespace" {
	if not header :is "x-a" "Text" {
		test_fail "header test does not strip leading whitespace";
	}

	if not header :is "x-b" "Text" {
		test_fail "header test does not strip trailing whitespace";
	}

	if not header :is "subject" "Help" {
		test_fail "header test does not strip both leading and trailing whitespace";
	}
}

/*
 * TEST: Absent or empty header
 */

/* "Testing whether a given header is either absent or doesn't contain
 *  any non-whitespace characters can be done using a negated "header"
 *  test:
 *
 *          not header :matches "Cc" "?*"
 * "
 */

test_set "message" text:
From: stephan@example.org
To: nico@frop.example.com
CC: harry@nonsense.ex
Subject:      
Comments:

Text
.
;

test "Absent or empty header" {
	if not header :matches "Cc" "?*" {
		test_fail "CC header is not absent or empty";
	}

	if header :matches "Subject" "?*" {
		test_fail "Subject header is empty, but matched otherwise";
	}

	if header :matches "Comment" "?*" {
		test_fail "Comment header is empty, but matched otherwise";
	}
} 

/*
 * ## RFC 5228, Section 2.4.2.2. Headers (page 9)
 */

/*
 * TEST: Invalid header name
 */

/* "A header name never contains a colon.  The "From" header refers to a
 *  line beginning "From:" (or "From   :", etc.).  No header will match
 *  the string "From:" due to the trailing colon.
 *
 *  Similarly, no header will match a syntactically invalid header name.
 *  An implementation MUST NOT cause an error for syntactically invalid
 *  header names in tests.
 */

test_set "message" text:
From: stephan@example.org
To: nico@frop.example.com
Subject: Valid message
X-Multiline: This is a multi-line
 header body, which should be
 unfolded correctly.

Text
.
;

test "Invalid header name" {
	if header :contains "subject:" "" {
		test_fail "matched invalid header name";
	}

	if header :contains "to!" "" {
		test_fail "matched invalid header name";
	}
}

/*
 * TEST: Folded headers
 */

/* "Header lines are unfolded as described in [RFC 2822] section 2.2.3.
 *  ...
 * "
 */

test_set "message" text:
From: stephan@example.org
To: nico@frop.example.com
Subject: Not enough space on a line!        
X-Multiline: This is a multi-line
 header body, which should be
 unfolded correctly.

Text
.
;

test "Folded header" {
	if not header :is "x-multiline" 
		"This is a multi-line header body, which should be unfolded correctly." {
		test_fail "failed to properly unfold folded header.";
	}
}