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spec/net_websocket_frames_spec.lua @ 10473:b2dd1219a321

mod_s2s: Improve TLS handshake error messages This should make it clearer that it's about the TLS handshake. Otherwise it's something like "unsupported protocol" or "no shared ciphers" that might not be that obvious.
author Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se>
date Sun, 01 Dec 2019 01:20:34 +0100
parent 9660:7e75c348095b
child 10583:624ad69dbaf7
child 11162:ee399a0522cc
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describe("net.websocket.frames", function ()
	local nwf = require "net.websocket.frames";

	local test_frames = {
		simple_empty = {
			["opcode"] = 0;
			["length"] = 0;
			["data"] = "";
			["FIN"] = false;
			["MASK"] = false;
			["RSV1"] = false;
			["RSV2"] = false;
			["RSV3"] = false;
		};
		simple_data = {
			["opcode"] = 0;
			["length"] = 5;
			["data"] = "hello";
			["FIN"] = false;
			["MASK"] = false;
			["RSV1"] = false;
			["RSV2"] = false;
			["RSV3"] = false;
		};
		simple_fin = {
			["opcode"] = 0;
			["length"] = 0;
			["data"] = "";
			["FIN"] = true;
			["MASK"] = false;
			["RSV1"] = false;
			["RSV2"] = false;
			["RSV3"] = false;
		};
	}

	describe("build", function ()
		local build = nwf.build;
		it("works", function ()
			assert.equal("\0\0", build(test_frames.simple_empty));
			assert.equal("\0\5hello", build(test_frames.simple_data));
			assert.equal("\128\0", build(test_frames.simple_fin));
		end);
	end);

	describe("parse", function ()
		local parse = nwf.parse;
		it("works", function ()
			assert.same(test_frames.simple_empty, parse("\0\0"));
			assert.same(test_frames.simple_data, parse("\0\5hello"));
			assert.same(test_frames.simple_fin, parse("\128\0"));
		end);
	end);

end);