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import Matter
import XCTest
// This should eventually grow into a Swift copy of MTRDeviceTests
// Fixture: chip-all-clusters-app --KVS "$(mktemp -t chip-test-kvs)" --interface-id -1
struct DeviceConstants {
static let testVendorID = 0xFFF1
static let onboardingPayload = "MT:-24J0AFN00KA0648G00"
static let deviceID = 0x12344321
static let timeoutInSeconds : Double = 3
static let pairingTimeoutInSeconds : Double = 10
}
var sConnectedDevice: MTRBaseDevice? = nil
var sController: MTRDeviceController? = nil
var sTestKeys: MTRTestKeys? = nil
class MTRSwiftDeviceTestControllerDelegate : NSObject, MTRDeviceControllerDelegate {
let expectation: XCTestExpectation
init(withExpectation providedExpectation: XCTestExpectation) {
expectation = providedExpectation
}
func controller(_ controller: MTRDeviceController, statusUpdate status: MTRCommissioningStatus) {
XCTAssertNotEqual(status, MTRCommissioningStatus.failed)
}
func controller(_ controller: MTRDeviceController, commissioningSessionEstablishmentDone error: Error?) {
XCTAssertNil(error)
do {
try controller.commissionNode(withID: DeviceConstants.deviceID as NSNumber, commissioningParams: MTRCommissioningParameters())
} catch {
XCTFail("Could not start commissioning of node: \(error)")
}
// Keep waiting for commissioningComplete
}
func controller(_ controller: MTRDeviceController, commissioningComplete error: Error?, nodeID: NSNumber?) {
XCTAssertNil(error)
XCTAssertEqual(nodeID, DeviceConstants.deviceID as NSNumber)
sConnectedDevice = MTRBaseDevice(nodeID: nodeID!, controller: controller)
expectation.fulfill()
}
}
typealias MTRDeviceTestDelegateDataHandler = ([[ String: Any ]]) -> Void
class MTRSwiftDeviceTestDelegate : NSObject, MTRDeviceDelegate {
var onReachable : () -> Void
var onNotReachable : (() -> Void)? = nil
var onAttributeDataReceived : MTRDeviceTestDelegateDataHandler? = nil
var onEventDataReceived : MTRDeviceTestDelegateDataHandler? = nil
var onReportEnd : (() -> Void)? = nil
init(withReachableHandler handler : @escaping () -> Void) {
onReachable = handler
}
func device(_ device: MTRDevice, stateChanged state : MTRDeviceState) {
if (state == MTRDeviceState.reachable) {
onReachable()
} else {
onNotReachable?()
}
}
func device(_ device : MTRDevice, receivedAttributeReport attributeReport : [[ String: Any ]])
{
onAttributeDataReceived?(attributeReport)
}
func device(_ device : MTRDevice, receivedEventReport eventReport : [[ String : Any ]])
{
onEventDataReceived?(eventReport)
}
@objc func unitTestReportEnd(forDevice : MTRDevice)
{
onReportEnd?()
}
@objc func unitTestMaxIntervalOverrideForSubscription(_ device : MTRDevice) -> NSNumber
{
// Make sure our subscriptions time out in finite time.
return 2; // seconds
}
}
class MTRSwiftDeviceTests : XCTestCase {
static override func setUp()
{
super.setUp()
let factory = MTRDeviceControllerFactory.sharedInstance()
let storage = MTRTestStorage()
let factoryParams = MTRDeviceControllerFactoryParams(storage: storage)
do {
try factory.start(factoryParams)
} catch {
XCTFail("Count not start controller factory: \(error)")
}
XCTAssertTrue(factory.isRunning)
let testKeys = MTRTestKeys()
sTestKeys = testKeys
// Needs to match what startControllerOnExistingFabric calls elsewhere in
// this file do.
let params = MTRDeviceControllerStartupParams(ipk: testKeys.ipk, fabricID: 1, nocSigner:testKeys)
params.vendorID = DeviceConstants.testVendorID as NSNumber
let controller : MTRDeviceController
do {
controller = try factory.createController(onNewFabric: params)
} catch {
XCTFail("Could not create controller: \(error)")
return
}
XCTAssertTrue(controller.isRunning)
sController = controller
let expectation = XCTestExpectation(description : "Commissioning Complete")
let controllerDelegate = MTRSwiftDeviceTestControllerDelegate(withExpectation: expectation)
let serialQueue = DispatchQueue(label: "com.chip.device_controller_delegate")
controller.setDeviceControllerDelegate(controllerDelegate, queue: serialQueue)
let payload : MTRSetupPayload
do {
payload = try MTRSetupPayload(onboardingPayload: DeviceConstants.onboardingPayload)
} catch {
XCTFail("Could not parse setup payload: \(error)")
return
}
do {
try controller.setupCommissioningSession(with:payload, newNodeID: DeviceConstants.deviceID as NSNumber)
} catch {
XCTFail("Could not start setting up PASE session: \(error)")
return }
XCTAssertEqual(XCTWaiter.wait(for: [expectation], timeout: DeviceConstants.pairingTimeoutInSeconds), XCTWaiter.Result.completed)
}
static override func tearDown() {
ResetCommissionee(sConnectedDevice, DispatchQueue.main, nil, UInt16(DeviceConstants.timeoutInSeconds))
let controller = sController
XCTAssertNotNil(controller)
controller!.shutdown()
XCTAssertFalse(controller!.isRunning)
MTRDeviceControllerFactory.sharedInstance().stop()
super.tearDown()
}
override func setUp()
{
super.setUp()
self.continueAfterFailure = false
}
func test017_TestMTRDeviceBasics()
{
let device = MTRDevice(nodeID: DeviceConstants.deviceID as NSNumber, controller:sController!)
let queue = DispatchQueue.main
// Given reachable state becomes true before underlying OnSubscriptionEstablished callback, this expectation is necessary but
// not sufficient as a mark to the end of reports
let subscriptionExpectation = expectation(description: "Subscription has been set up")
let delegate = MTRSwiftDeviceTestDelegate(withReachableHandler: { () -> Void in
subscriptionExpectation.fulfill()
})
var attributeReportsReceived : Int = 0
delegate.onAttributeDataReceived = { (data: [[ String: Any ]]) -> Void in
attributeReportsReceived += data.count
}
// This is dependent on current implementation that priming reports send attributes and events in that order, and also that
// events in this test would fit in one report. So receiving events would mean all attributes and events have been received, and
// can satisfy the test below.
let gotReportsExpectation = expectation(description: "Attribute and Event reports have been received")
var eventReportsReceived : Int = 0
delegate.onEventDataReceived = { (eventReport: [[ String: Any ]]) -> Void in
eventReportsReceived += eventReport.count
for eventDict in eventReport {
let eventTimeTypeNumber = eventDict[MTREventTimeTypeKey] as! NSNumber?
XCTAssertNotNil(eventTimeTypeNumber)
let eventTimeType = MTREventTimeType(rawValue: eventTimeTypeNumber!.uintValue)
XCTAssert((eventTimeType == MTREventTimeType.systemUpTime) || (eventTimeType == MTREventTimeType.timestampDate))
if (eventTimeType == MTREventTimeType.systemUpTime) {
XCTAssertNotNil(eventDict[MTREventSystemUpTimeKey])
XCTAssertNotNil(device.estimatedStartTime)
} else if (eventTimeType == MTREventTimeType.timestampDate) {
XCTAssertNotNil(eventDict[MTREventTimestampDateKey])
}
}
}
delegate.onReportEnd = { () -> Void in
gotReportsExpectation.fulfill()
}
device.setDelegate(_: delegate, queue:queue)
// Test batching and duplicate check
// - Read 13 different attributes in a row, expect that the 1st to go out by itself, the next 9 batch, and then the 3 after
// are correctly queued in one batch
// - Then read 3 duplicates and expect them to be filtered
// - Note that these tests can only be verified via logs
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 0, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 1, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 2, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 3, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 4, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 5, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 6, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.colorControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 7, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 0, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 1, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 2, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 3, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 4, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 4, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 4, params: nil)
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: 1, clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.levelControlID.rawValue), attributeID: 4, params: nil)
wait(for: [ subscriptionExpectation, gotReportsExpectation ], timeout:60)
delegate.onReportEnd = nil
XCTAssertNotEqual(attributeReportsReceived, 0)
XCTAssertNotEqual(eventReportsReceived, 0)
// Before resubscribe, first test write failure and expected value effects
let testEndpointID = 1 as NSNumber
let testClusterID = 8 as NSNumber
let testAttributeID = 10000 as NSNumber // choose a nonexistent attribute to cause a failure
let expectedValueReportedExpectation = expectation(description: "Expected value reported")
let expectedValueRemovedExpectation = expectation(description: "Expected value removed")
delegate.onAttributeDataReceived = { (attributeReport: [[ String: Any ]]) -> Void in
for attributeDict in attributeReport {
let attributePath = attributeDict[MTRAttributePathKey] as! MTRAttributePath
XCTAssertNotNil(attributePath)
if (attributePath.endpoint == testEndpointID &&
attributePath.cluster == testClusterID &&
attributePath.attribute == testAttributeID) {
let data = attributeDict[MTRDataKey]
if (data != nil) {
expectedValueReportedExpectation.fulfill()
} else {
expectedValueRemovedExpectation.fulfill()
}
}
}
}
let writeValue = [ "type": "UnsignedInteger", "value": 200 ] as [String: Any]
device.writeAttribute(withEndpointID: testEndpointID,
clusterID: testClusterID,
attributeID: testAttributeID,
value: writeValue,
expectedValueInterval: 20000,
timedWriteTimeout:nil)
// expected value interval is 20s but expect it get reverted immediately as the write fails because it's writing to a
// nonexistent attribute
wait(for: [ expectedValueReportedExpectation, expectedValueRemovedExpectation ], timeout: 5, enforceOrder: true)
// Test if errors are properly received
let attributeReportErrorExpectation = expectation(description: "Attribute read error")
delegate.onAttributeDataReceived = { (data: [[ String: Any ]]) -> Void in
for attributeReponseValue in data {
if (attributeReponseValue[MTRErrorKey] != nil) {
attributeReportErrorExpectation.fulfill()
}
}
}
// use the nonexistent attribute and expect read error
device.readAttribute(withEndpointID: testEndpointID, clusterID: testClusterID, attributeID: testAttributeID, params: nil)
wait(for: [ attributeReportErrorExpectation ], timeout: 10)
// Resubscription test setup
let subscriptionDroppedExpectation = expectation(description: "Subscription has dropped")
delegate.onNotReachable = { () -> Void in
subscriptionDroppedExpectation.fulfill()
};
let resubscriptionExpectation = expectation(description: "Resubscription has happened")
delegate.onReachable = { () -> Void in
resubscriptionExpectation.fulfill()
};
// reset the onAttributeDataReceived to validate the following resubscribe test
attributeReportsReceived = 0;
eventReportsReceived = 0;
delegate.onAttributeDataReceived = { (data: [[ String: Any ]]) -> Void in
attributeReportsReceived += data.count;
};
delegate.onEventDataReceived = { (eventReport: [[ String: Any ]]) -> Void in
eventReportsReceived += eventReport.count;
};
// Now trigger another subscription which will cause ours to drop; we should re-subscribe after that.
let baseDevice = sConnectedDevice
let params = MTRSubscribeParams(minInterval: 1, maxInterval: 2)
params.shouldResubscribeAutomatically = false;
params.shouldReplaceExistingSubscriptions = true;
// Create second subscription which will cancel the first subscription. We
// can use a non-existent path here to cut down on the work that gets done.
baseDevice?.subscribeToAttributes(withEndpointID: 10000,
clusterID: 6,
attributeID: 0,
params: params,
queue: queue,
reportHandler: { (_: [[String : Any]]?, _: Error?) -> Void in
})
wait(for: [ subscriptionDroppedExpectation ], timeout:60)
// Check that device resets start time on subscription drop
XCTAssertNil(device.estimatedStartTime)
wait(for: [ resubscriptionExpectation ], timeout:60)
// Now make sure we ignore later tests. Ideally we would just unsubscribe
// or remove the delegate, but there's no good way to do that.
delegate.onReachable = { () -> Void in }
delegate.onNotReachable = nil
delegate.onAttributeDataReceived = nil
delegate.onEventDataReceived = nil
// Make sure we got no updated reports (because we had a cluster state cache
// with data versions) during the resubscribe.
XCTAssertEqual(attributeReportsReceived, 0);
XCTAssertEqual(eventReportsReceived, 0);
}
func test018_SubscriptionErrorWhenNotResubscribing()
{
let device = sConnectedDevice!
let queue = DispatchQueue.main
let firstSubscribeExpectation = expectation(description: "First subscription complete")
let errorExpectation = expectation(description: "First subscription errored out")
// Subscribe
let params = MTRSubscribeParams(minInterval: 1, maxInterval: 10)
params.shouldResubscribeAutomatically = false
params.shouldReplaceExistingSubscriptions = true // Not strictly needed, but checking that doing this does not
// affect this subscription erroring out correctly.
var subscriptionEstablished = false
device.subscribeToAttributes(withEndpointID: 1,
clusterID: 6,
attributeID: 0,
params: params,
queue: queue,
reportHandler: { values, error in
if (subscriptionEstablished) {
// We should only get an error here.
XCTAssertNil(values)
XCTAssertNotNil(error)
errorExpectation.fulfill()
} else {
XCTAssertNotNil(values)
XCTAssertNil(error)
}
},
subscriptionEstablished: {
NSLog("subscribe attribute: OnOff established")
XCTAssertFalse(subscriptionEstablished)
subscriptionEstablished = true
firstSubscribeExpectation.fulfill()
})
// Wait till establishment
wait(for: [ firstSubscribeExpectation ], timeout: DeviceConstants.timeoutInSeconds)
// Create second subscription which will cancel the first subscription. We
// can use a non-existent path here to cut down on the work that gets done.
params.shouldReplaceExistingSubscriptions = true
device.subscribeToAttributes(withEndpointID: 10000,
clusterID: 6,
attributeID: 0,
params: params,
queue: queue,
reportHandler: { _, _ in
})
wait(for: [ errorExpectation ], timeout: 60)
}
func test019_MTRDeviceMultipleCommands() async
{
let device = MTRDevice(nodeID: DeviceConstants.deviceID as NSNumber, controller:sController!)
let queue = DispatchQueue.main
let opcredsCluster = MTRClusterOperationalCredentials(device: device, endpointID: 0, queue: queue)!
let onOffCluster = MTRClusterOnOff(device: device, endpointID: 1, queue: queue)!
let badOnOffCluster = MTRClusterOnOff(device: device, endpointID: 0, queue: queue)!
// Ensure our existing fabric label is not "Test". This uses a "base"
// cluster to ensure read-through to the other side.
let baseOpCredsCluster = MTRBaseClusterOperationalCredentials(device: sConnectedDevice!, endpointID: 0, queue: queue)!
var fabricList = try! await baseOpCredsCluster.readAttributeFabrics(with: nil)
XCTAssertEqual(fabricList.count, 1)
var entry = fabricList[0] as! MTROperationalCredentialsClusterFabricDescriptorStruct
XCTAssertNotEqual(entry.label, "Test")
let currentFabricIndex = try! await baseOpCredsCluster.readAttributeCurrentFabricIndex()
// NOTE: The command invocations do not use "await", because we actually want
// to do them all sort of in parallel, or at least queue them all on the MTRDevice
// before we get a chance to finish the first one.
let onExpectation = expectation(description: "On command executed")
onOffCluster.on(withExpectedValues: nil, expectedValueInterval: nil) { error in
XCTAssertNil(error)
onExpectation.fulfill()
}
let offFailedExpectation = expectation(description: "Off command failed")
badOnOffCluster.off(withExpectedValues: nil, expectedValueInterval: nil) { error in
XCTAssertNotNil(error)
offFailedExpectation.fulfill()
}
let updateLabelExpectation = expectation(description: "Fabric label updated")
let params = MTROperationalCredentialsClusterUpdateFabricLabelParams()
params.label = "Test"
opcredsCluster.updateFabricLabel(with: params, expectedValues: nil, expectedValueInterval: nil) { data, error in
XCTAssertNil(error)
XCTAssertNotNil(data)
XCTAssertEqual(data?.statusCode, 0)
XCTAssertEqual(data?.fabricIndex, currentFabricIndex)
updateLabelExpectation.fulfill()
}
let offExpectation = expectation(description: "Off command executed")
// Send this one via MTRDevice, to test that codepath
device.invokeCommand(withEndpointID: 1,
clusterID: NSNumber(value: MTRClusterIDType.onOffID.rawValue),
commandID: NSNumber(value: MTRCommandIDType.clusterOnOffCommandOffID.rawValue),
commandFields: nil,
expectedValues: nil,
expectedValueInterval: nil,
queue: queue) { data, error in
XCTAssertNil(error)
offExpectation.fulfill()
}
let onFailedExpectation = expectation(description: "On command failed")
badOnOffCluster.on(withExpectedValues: nil, expectedValueInterval: nil) { error in
XCTAssertNotNil(error)
onFailedExpectation.fulfill()
}
let updateLabelFailedExpectation = expectation(description: "Fabric label update failed")
params.label = "12345678901234567890123445678901234567890" // Too long
opcredsCluster.updateFabricLabel(with: params,
expectedValues: nil,
expectedValueInterval: nil) { data, error in
XCTAssertNotNil(error)
XCTAssertNil(data)
updateLabelFailedExpectation.fulfill()
}
wait(for: [ onExpectation,
offFailedExpectation,
updateLabelExpectation,
offExpectation,
onFailedExpectation,
updateLabelFailedExpectation ],
timeout: 60,
enforceOrder: true)
// Now make sure our fabric label got updated.
fabricList = try! await baseOpCredsCluster.readAttributeFabrics(with: nil)
XCTAssertNotNil(fabricList)
XCTAssertEqual(fabricList.count, 1)
entry = fabricList[0] as! MTROperationalCredentialsClusterFabricDescriptorStruct
XCTAssertEqual(entry.label, "Test")
}
// Note: test027_AttestationChallenge is not implementable in Swift so far,
// because the attestationChallenge property is internal-only
func test030_DeviceAndClusterProperties() {
let queue = DispatchQueue.main
let device = MTRDevice(nodeID: DeviceConstants.deviceID as NSNumber, controller:sController!)
XCTAssertEqual(device.deviceController, sController)
XCTAssertEqual(device.__nodeID, DeviceConstants.deviceID as NSNumber)
let cluster = MTRClusterOperationalCredentials(device: device, endpointID: 0, queue: queue)!
XCTAssertEqual(cluster.device, device)
XCTAssertEqual(cluster.__endpointID, 0 as NSNumber)
}
}