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bDS2/test/bds/ai/secret_key_test.exs

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defmodule BDS.AI.SecretKeyTest do
use ExUnit.Case, async: false
import Bitwise
alias BDS.AI.SecretKey
setup do
original_key = Application.fetch_env(:bds, :ai_secret_key)
original_config = Application.fetch_env(:bds, SecretKey)
on_exit(fn ->
restore_env(:ai_secret_key, original_key)
restore_env(SecretKey, original_config)
SecretKey.reset_cache()
end)
SecretKey.reset_cache()
:ok
end
defp restore_env(key, {:ok, value}), do: Application.put_env(:bds, key, value)
defp restore_env(key, :error), do: Application.delete_env(:bds, key)
defp tmp_key_path do
Path.join([
System.tmp_dir!(),
"bds-secret-key-test-#{System.unique_integer([:positive])}",
"ai_secret.key"
])
end
describe "configured key override" do
test "uses the first 32 bytes of an explicitly configured key" do
Application.put_env(:bds, :ai_secret_key, String.duplicate("k", 40))
assert {:ok, key} = SecretKey.fetch()
assert key == String.duplicate("k", 32)
end
test "rejects a configured key that is too short instead of falling back" do
Application.put_env(:bds, :ai_secret_key, "too-short")
assert {:error, {:invalid_configured_key, _detail}} = SecretKey.fetch()
end
end
describe "file strategy" do
setup do
Application.delete_env(:bds, :ai_secret_key)
path = tmp_key_path()
Application.put_env(:bds, SecretKey, strategy: :file, key_file_path: path)
on_exit(fn -> File.rm_rf(Path.dirname(path)) end)
{:ok, path: path}
end
test "generates a random 32-byte key file with 0600 permissions on first use", %{path: path} do
assert {:ok, key} = SecretKey.fetch()
assert byte_size(key) == 32
assert File.exists?(path)
assert (File.stat!(path).mode &&& 0o777) == 0o600
assert {:ok, ^key} = path |> File.read!() |> String.trim() |> Base.decode64()
end
test "returns the same key across cache resets by re-reading the file" do
assert {:ok, key} = SecretKey.fetch()
SecretKey.reset_cache()
assert {:ok, ^key} = SecretKey.fetch()
end
test "reads an existing key file", %{path: path} do
key = :crypto.strong_rand_bytes(32)
File.mkdir_p!(Path.dirname(path))
File.write!(path, Base.encode64(key) <> "\n")
assert {:ok, ^key} = SecretKey.fetch()
end
test "errors on a corrupt key file instead of overwriting it", %{path: path} do
File.mkdir_p!(Path.dirname(path))
File.write!(path, "not-valid-base64!!")
assert {:error, {:key_file_corrupt, ^path}} = SecretKey.fetch()
assert File.read!(path) == "not-valid-base64!!"
end
test "fails loudly when the key file location is not writable", %{path: path} do
blocking_file = Path.dirname(path)
File.mkdir_p!(Path.dirname(blocking_file))
File.write!(blocking_file, "occupied")
assert {:error, _reason} = SecretKey.fetch()
end
end
describe "keychain strategy" do
setup do
Application.delete_env(:bds, :ai_secret_key)
:ok
end
test "returns the stored key when the keychain item exists" do
key = :crypto.strong_rand_bytes(32)
runner = fn "security", ["find-generic-password" | _rest], _opts ->
{Base.encode64(key) <> "\n", 0}
end
Application.put_env(:bds, SecretKey, strategy: :keychain, command_runner: runner)
assert {:ok, ^key} = SecretKey.fetch()
end
test "creates and stores a new key when the keychain item is missing" do
test_pid = self()
runner = fn "security", [verb | rest], _opts ->
case verb do
"find-generic-password" ->
{"security: SecKeychainSearchCopyNext: The specified item could not be found.", 44}
"add-generic-password" ->
send(test_pid, {:keychain_add, rest})
{"", 0}
end
end
Application.put_env(:bds, SecretKey, strategy: :keychain, command_runner: runner)
assert {:ok, key} = SecretKey.fetch()
assert byte_size(key) == 32
assert_received {:keychain_add, add_args}
assert Base.encode64(key) in add_args
end
test "falls back to the key file when the keychain is unavailable" do
path = tmp_key_path()
on_exit(fn -> File.rm_rf(Path.dirname(path)) end)
runner = fn "security", _args, _opts -> {"security: unknown error", 1} end
Application.put_env(:bds, SecretKey,
strategy: :keychain,
command_runner: runner,
key_file_path: path
)
assert {:ok, key} = SecretKey.fetch()
assert byte_size(key) == 32
assert File.exists?(path)
end
test "caches the resolved key so the keychain is not queried per call" do
test_pid = self()
key = :crypto.strong_rand_bytes(32)
runner = fn "security", ["find-generic-password" | _rest], _opts ->
send(test_pid, :keychain_find)
{Base.encode64(key), 0}
end
Application.put_env(:bds, SecretKey, strategy: :keychain, command_runner: runner)
assert {:ok, ^key} = SecretKey.fetch()
assert {:ok, ^key} = SecretKey.fetch()
assert_received :keychain_find
refute_received :keychain_find
end
end
end