The included script will only work on a Linux (amd64) system. This is because we use a version of Zenroom that is only compiled for this platform. In addition this script has only been tested using Python 3 (tested using 3.6.7).
Included in this repo is the actual test script (integration_test.py), a Lua decryption script used by Zenroom, and a requirements file for pip.
To install dependencies, first create a new virtualenv, and activate it, then install dependencies using: pip install -r requirements.txt
./integration_test.py --device-token=ab123ba --verboseThe above command attempts to create a policy, create a stream that applies that policy. It then waits for 2 minutes trying to read encrypted data for that policy from the datastore. If this is successful we then ensure we can decrypt the data using Zenroom. Finally we attempt to delete the stream and policy to avoid leaving test resources behind.
usage: integration_test.py [-h] [-v] --device-token DEVICE_TOKEN
[--datastore DATASTORE] [--policystore POLICYSTORE]
[--encoder ENCODER]
Execute a series of integration tests against DECODE components in order to
verify they are behaving as expected. When executed this command runs the
following sequence of steps:
* create a policy and verify we can read this policy back from the policy
store
* create an encrypted stream for a device that applies this policy
* read some data from the encrypted datastore for the policy
* decrypt the data using zenroom and display this to the screen
* clean up all created resources
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose enable verbose mode
--device-token DEVICE_TOKEN
device token we wish to use for testing
--datastore DATASTORE
URL of the encrypted datastore
--policystore POLICYSTORE
URL of the policy store
--encoder ENCODER URL of the stream encoder