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# Copyright  2014-2022 Vincent Texier <vit@free.fr>
#
# DuniterPy is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# DuniterPy is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

import unittest

from duniterpy.key import AsciiArmor, SigningKey
from duniterpy.key.ascii_armor import (
    BEGIN_MESSAGE_HEADER,
    BEGIN_SIGNATURE_HEADER,
    END_MESSAGE_HEADER,
    END_SIGNATURE_HEADER,
)


class TestAsciiArmor(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_create_encrypted_and_signed(self):
        # pubkey of recipient
        alice_signing_key = SigningKey.from_credentials("alice", "password")

        # signing key of issuer
        bob_signing_key = SigningKey.from_credentials("bob", "password")

        # message
        message = """
Hello world !

Héhé ;-)

This is a utf-8 message...
       
       """
        # create encrypted and signed ascii armor message
        encrypted_and_signed_aa_message = AsciiArmor.create(
            message, alice_signing_key.pubkey, [bob_signing_key]
        )

        # split in lines for check up
        aa_message_lines = encrypted_and_signed_aa_message.splitlines()

        # check before message
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[0], BEGIN_MESSAGE_HEADER)
        self.assertTrue(aa_message_lines[1].startswith("Version:"))
        self.assertEqual("", aa_message_lines[2].strip())

        # check after message
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[4], BEGIN_SIGNATURE_HEADER)
        self.assertTrue(aa_message_lines[5].startswith("Version:"))
        self.assertEqual("", aa_message_lines[6].strip())
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[8], END_SIGNATURE_HEADER)

        # parse ascii armor message
        result = AsciiArmor.parse(
            encrypted_and_signed_aa_message, alice_signing_key, [bob_signing_key.pubkey]
        )

        # check result
        self.assertEqual(message + "\n", result["message"]["content"])
        self.assertTrue(message + "\n", result["signatures"][0]["valid"])

    def test_create_encrypted(self):
        # pubkey of recipient
        alice_signing_key = SigningKey.from_credentials("alice", "password")

        # message
        message = """
Hello world !

Héhé ;-)

This is a utf-8 message...

       """
        # create encrypted and signed ascii armor message
        encrypted_aa_message = AsciiArmor.create(message, alice_signing_key.pubkey)

        # split in lines for check up
        aa_message_lines = encrypted_aa_message.splitlines()

        # check before message
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[0], BEGIN_MESSAGE_HEADER)
        self.assertTrue(aa_message_lines[1].startswith("Version:"))
        self.assertEqual("", aa_message_lines[2].strip())

        # check after message
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[4], END_MESSAGE_HEADER)

        # parse ascii armor message
        result = AsciiArmor.parse(encrypted_aa_message, alice_signing_key)

        # check result
        self.assertEqual(message + "\n", result["message"]["content"])

    def test_create_signed_cleartext(self):
        # signing key of issuer
        bob_signing_key = SigningKey.from_credentials("bob", "password")

        # message
        message = """
Hello world !

Héhé ;-)

This is a utf-8 message...

       """
        # create encrypted and signed ascii armor message
        signed_cleartext_aa_message = AsciiArmor.create(
            message, None, [bob_signing_key]
        )

        # split in lines for check up
        aa_message_lines = signed_cleartext_aa_message.splitlines()

        # check before message
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[0], BEGIN_MESSAGE_HEADER)
        self.assertEqual("", aa_message_lines[1].strip())

        # check after message
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[10], BEGIN_SIGNATURE_HEADER)
        self.assertTrue(aa_message_lines[11].startswith("Version:"))
        self.assertEqual("", aa_message_lines[12].strip())
        self.assertEqual(aa_message_lines[14], END_SIGNATURE_HEADER)

        # parse ascii armor message
        result = AsciiArmor.parse(
            signed_cleartext_aa_message, None, [bob_signing_key.pubkey]
        )

        # check result
        self.assertEqual(message + "\n", result["message"]["content"])
        self.assertTrue(message + "\n", result["signatures"][0]["valid"])