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// Copyright 2010 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
#ifndef NET_PROXY_RESOLUTION_PROXY_CONFIG_SERVICE_COMMON_UNITTEST_H_
#define NET_PROXY_RESOLUTION_PROXY_CONFIG_SERVICE_COMMON_UNITTEST_H_
#include "net/proxy_resolution/proxy_config.h"
#include "testing/gtest/include/gtest/gtest.h"
// Helper functions to describe the expected value of a
// ProxyConfig::ProxyRules, and to check for a match.
namespace net {
// This structure contains our expectations on what values the ProxyRules
// should have.
struct ProxyRulesExpectation {
ProxyRulesExpectation(ProxyConfig::ProxyRules::Type type,
const char* single_proxy,
const char* proxy_for_http,
const char* proxy_for_https,
const char* proxy_for_ftp,
const char* fallback_proxy,
const char* flattened_bypass_rules,
bool reverse_bypass);
// Call this within an EXPECT_TRUE(), to assert that |rules| matches
// our expected values |*this|.
::testing::AssertionResult Matches(
const ProxyConfig::ProxyRules& rules) const;
// Creates an expectation that the ProxyRules has no rules.
static ProxyRulesExpectation Empty();
// Creates an expectation that the ProxyRules has nothing other than
// the specified bypass rules.
static ProxyRulesExpectation EmptyWithBypass(
const char* flattened_bypass_rules);
// Creates an expectation that the ProxyRules is for a single proxy
// server for all schemes.
static ProxyRulesExpectation Single(const char* single_proxy,
const char* flattened_bypass_rules);
// Creates an expectation that the ProxyRules specifies a different
// proxy server for each URL scheme.
static ProxyRulesExpectation PerScheme(const char* proxy_http,
const char* proxy_https,
const char* proxy_ftp,
const char* flattened_bypass_rules);
// Same as above, but additionally with a SOCKS fallback.
static ProxyRulesExpectation PerSchemeWithSocks(
const char* proxy_http,
const char* proxy_https,
const char* proxy_ftp,
const char* fallback_proxy,
const char* flattened_bypass_rules);
// Same as PerScheme, but with the bypass rules reversed
static ProxyRulesExpectation PerSchemeWithBypassReversed(
const char* proxy_http,
const char* proxy_https,
const char* proxy_ftp,
const char* flattened_bypass_rules);
ProxyConfig::ProxyRules::Type type;
const char* single_proxy;
const char* proxy_for_http;
const char* proxy_for_https;
const char* proxy_for_ftp;
const char* fallback_proxy;
const char* flattened_bypass_rules;
bool reverse_bypass;
};
} // namespace net
#endif // NET_PROXY_RESOLUTION_PROXY_CONFIG_SERVICE_COMMON_UNITTEST_H_
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