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<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace KTXT\AuthenticationProviderPassword\Tests\Integration;
use KTXC\Http\Request\Request;
use KTXC\Http\Response\Response;
use KTXC\Application;
use KTXC\Stores\UserRolesStore;
use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
/**
* Base class for the password provider's integration tests.
*
* Boots the real application (Kernel, DI container, live database) and
* drives it exactly like a deployed server would be driven: tenants and
* users are provisioned through `bin/console`, and requests are dispatched
* through the real HTTP kernel (routing, tenant resolution, auth middleware,
* controller), not by calling controllers directly.
*
* A fresh Application (and DI container) is built for every request() call,
* mirroring the one-process-per-request model this app is actually
* deployed under. Session identity is a container-lifetime singleton that
* AuthenticationMiddleware only ever sets, never clears, so reusing one
* Application across requests would leak an authenticated identity from one
* "request" into the next — a problem that can't occur in production,
* where each request gets its own process, but very much can here.
*
* Each test class gets its own tenant, created in setUpBeforeClass() and
* torn down in tearDownAfterClass(), so test classes never share state.
*/
abstract class IntegrationTestCase extends TestCase
{
protected static string $tenantIdentifier;
protected static string $tenantDomain;
public static function setUpBeforeClass(): void
{
if (static::buildApplication()->environment() === 'prod') {
self::fail('Refusing to run integration tests against a server configured for the "prod" environment.');
}
static::$tenantDomain = 'ci-' . bin2hex(random_bytes(4)) . '.test';
static::$tenantIdentifier = 'ci_' . bin2hex(random_bytes(4));
static::runConsole([
'tenant:create', static::$tenantDomain,
'--identifier', static::$tenantIdentifier,
]);
static::runConsole(['tenant:auth:enable', static::$tenantIdentifier, 'password']);
}
public static function tearDownAfterClass(): void
{
if (isset(static::$tenantIdentifier)) {
static::runConsole(['tenant:delete', static::$tenantIdentifier, '--force']);
}
}
protected static function buildApplication(): Application
{
return Application::create(SERVER_ROOT);
}
// =========================================================================
// Provisioning helpers (run through bin/console, same as CI/ops would)
// =========================================================================
/**
* Provision a user (optionally with a password credential and roles) and
* return its uid, so tests can exercise admin endpoints that operate by uid.
*
* @param string[] $roles Role IDs to assign (see createRoleWithPermissions())
*/
protected static function createUser(string $identity, ?string $password = null, array $roles = []): string
{
$uid = bin2hex(random_bytes(8));
$args = ['user:create', static::$tenantIdentifier, $identity, '--uid', $uid];
foreach ($roles as $role) {
$args[] = '--role';
$args[] = $role;
}
static::runConsole($args);
if ($password !== null) {
static::runConsole(['user:password', static::$tenantIdentifier, $identity, $password]);
}
return $uid;
}
/**
* Create a role granting the given permissions and return its role id.
*
* There's no `bin/console` command for role management, so this goes
* straight through the DI container to UserRolesStore — the same store
* the real UserRolesController uses — rather than calling controllers
* directly.
*
* @param string[] $permissions
*/
protected static function createRoleWithPermissions(array $permissions, string $label = 'Test Role'): string
{
$application = static::buildApplication();
try {
$application->kernel()->boot();
$store = $application->container()->get(UserRolesStore::class);
$role = $store->createRole(static::$tenantIdentifier, [
'label' => $label,
'permissions' => $permissions,
]);
} finally {
$application->shutdown();
}
return $role['rid'];
}
/**
* Run a bin/console command as a real subprocess and fail the test on
* a non-zero exit code.
*
* @param string[] $args Command name followed by its arguments/options
*/
protected static function runConsole(array $args): string
{
$command = escapeshellcmd(PHP_BINARY) . ' ' . escapeshellarg(SERVER_ROOT . '/bin/console');
foreach ($args as $arg) {
$command .= ' ' . escapeshellarg((string) $arg);
}
$command .= ' --no-interaction 2>&1';
exec($command, $outputLines, $exitCode);
$output = implode("\n", $outputLines);
if ($exitCode !== 0) {
static::fail("Console command failed (exit {$exitCode}): {$command}\n{$output}");
}
return $output;
}
// =========================================================================
// HTTP helpers (dispatched in-process through the real kernel)
// =========================================================================
/**
* Dispatch a request through the real application and return the
* decoded JSON body alongside the status code.
*
* @return array{status: int, body: mixed, response: Response}
*/
protected static function request(string $method, string $path, array $data = [], array $headers = []): array
{
$server = [
'HTTP_HOST' => static::$tenantDomain,
'SERVER_NAME' => static::$tenantDomain,
'REMOTE_ADDR' => '127.0.0.1',
];
foreach ($headers as $name => $value) {
$server['HTTP_' . strtoupper(str_replace('-', '_', $name))] = $value;
}
$content = null;
if (!empty($data) && $method !== 'GET') {
$content = json_encode($data, JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR);
$server['CONTENT_TYPE'] = 'application/json';
}
$uri = 'http://' . static::$tenantDomain . $path;
$request = Request::create($uri, $method, [], [], [], $server, $content);
// A fresh application mirrors production while shutdown restores its
// process-level error handler after the in-process request.
$application = static::buildApplication();
try {
$response = $application->handleHttp($request);
} finally {
$application->shutdown();
}
$body = $response->getContent();
$decoded = null;
if (is_string($body) && $body !== '') {
$decoded = json_decode($body, true);
}
return ['status' => $response->getStatusCode(), 'body' => $decoded, 'response' => $response];
}
protected static function authorizedRequest(string $token, string $method, string $path, array $data = []): array
{
return static::request($method, $path, $data, ['Authorization' => 'Bearer ' . $token]);
}
/**
* Read a cookie's value off a Response. Authentication issues its
* access/refresh JWTs exclusively as Set-Cookie headers (accessToken,
* refreshToken) — AuthenticationResponse::toArray() never puts them in
* the JSON body — so tests read the token straight off the Response
* object we already have in-process, the equivalent of a browser
* reading Set-Cookie.
*/
protected static function cookieValue(Response $response, string $name): ?string
{
foreach ($response->headers->getCookies() as $cookie) {
if ($cookie->getName() === $name) {
return $cookie->getValue();
}
}
return null;
}
/**
* Drive the real /auth/start -> /auth/identify -> /auth/verify flow for
* the password method.
*
* @return array{status: int, body: mixed, response: Response, accessToken: ?string, refreshToken: ?string}
* The /auth/verify response, with tokens (if any) pulled from Set-Cookie.
*/
protected static function loginWithPassword(string $identity, string $password): array
{
$start = static::request('GET', '/auth/start');
$session = $start['body']['session'] ?? null;
static::assertNotNull($session, 'auth/start did not return a session id: ' . json_encode($start));
static::request('POST', '/auth/identify', ['session' => $session, 'identity' => $identity]);
$verify = static::request('POST', '/auth/verify', [
'session' => $session,
'method' => 'password',
'response' => $password,
]);
$verify['accessToken'] = static::cookieValue($verify['response'], 'accessToken');
$verify['refreshToken'] = static::cookieValue($verify['response'], 'refreshToken');
return $verify;
}
}