pezkuwi-subxt/substrate/client/executor/runtime-test/src/lib.rs

#![cfg_attr(not(feature = "std"), no_std)]

// Make the WASM binary available.
#[cfg(feature = "std")]
include!(concat!(env!("OUT_DIR"), "/wasm_binary.rs"));

/// Wasm binary unwrapped. If built with `SKIP_WASM_BUILD`, the function panics.
#[cfg(feature = "std")]
pub fn wasm_binary_unwrap() -> &'static [u8] {
	WASM_BINARY.expect(
		"Development wasm binary is not available. Testing is only supported with the flag \
		 disabled.",
	)
}

#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
use sp_std::{vec, vec::Vec};

#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
use sp_core::{ed25519, sr25519};
#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
use sp_io::{
	crypto::{ed25519_verify, sr25519_verify},
	hashing::{blake2_128, blake2_256, sha2_256, twox_128, twox_256},
	storage, wasm_tracing,
};
#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
use sp_runtime::{
	print,
	traits::{BlakeTwo256, Hash},
};
#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
use sp_sandbox::{SandboxEnvironmentBuilder, SandboxInstance, SandboxMemory, Value};

extern "C" {
	#[allow(dead_code)]
	fn missing_external();

	#[allow(dead_code)]
	fn yet_another_missing_external();
}

#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
/// Mutable static variables should be always observed to have
/// the initialized value at the start of a runtime call.
static mut MUTABLE_STATIC: u64 = 32;

#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
/// This is similar to `MUTABLE_STATIC`. The tests need `MUTABLE_STATIC` for testing that
/// non-null initialization data is properly restored during instance reusing.
///
/// `MUTABLE_STATIC_BSS` on the other hand focuses on the zeroed data. This is important since there
/// may be differences in handling zeroed and non-zeroed data.
static mut MUTABLE_STATIC_BSS: u64 = 0;

sp_core::wasm_export_functions! {
   fn test_calling_missing_external() {
	   unsafe { missing_external() }
   }

   fn test_calling_yet_another_missing_external() {
	   unsafe { yet_another_missing_external() }
   }

   fn test_data_in(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   print("set_storage");
	   storage::set(b"input", &input);

	   print("storage");
	   let foo = storage::get(b"foo").unwrap();

	   print("set_storage");
	   storage::set(b"baz", &foo);

	   print("finished!");
	   b"all ok!".to_vec()
   }

   fn test_clear_prefix(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   storage::clear_prefix(&input, None);
	   b"all ok!".to_vec()
   }

   fn test_empty_return() {}

   fn test_dirty_plenty_memory(heap_base: u32, heap_pages: u32) {
	   // This piece of code will dirty multiple pages of memory. The number of pages is given by
	   // the `heap_pages`. It's unit is a wasm page (64KiB). The first page to be cleared
	   // is a wasm page that that follows the one that holds the `heap_base` address.
	   //
	   // This function dirties the **host** pages. I.e. we dirty 4KiB at a time and it will take
	   // 16 writes to process a single wasm page.

	   let heap_ptr = heap_base as usize;

	   // Find the next wasm page boundary.
	   let heap_ptr = round_up_to(heap_ptr, 65536);

	   // Make it an actual pointer
	   let heap_ptr = heap_ptr as *mut u8;

	   // Traverse the host pages and make each one dirty
	   let host_pages = heap_pages as usize * 16;
	   for i in 0..host_pages {
		   unsafe {
			   // technically this is an UB, but there is no way Rust can find this out.
			   heap_ptr.add(i * 4096).write(0);
		   }
	   }

	   fn round_up_to(n: usize, divisor: usize) -> usize {
		   (n + divisor - 1) / divisor
	   }
   }

   fn test_exhaust_heap() -> Vec<u8> { Vec::with_capacity(16777216) }

   fn test_fp_f32add(a: [u8; 4], b: [u8; 4]) -> [u8; 4] {
	   let a = f32::from_le_bytes(a);
	   let b = f32::from_le_bytes(b);
	   f32::to_le_bytes(a + b)
   }

   fn test_panic() { panic!("test panic") }

   fn test_conditional_panic(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   if input.len() > 0 {
		   panic!("test panic")
	   }

	   input
   }

   fn test_blake2_256(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   blake2_256(&input).to_vec()
   }

   fn test_blake2_128(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   blake2_128(&input).to_vec()
   }

   fn test_sha2_256(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   sha2_256(&input).to_vec()
   }

   fn test_twox_256(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   twox_256(&input).to_vec()
   }

   fn test_twox_128(input: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
	   twox_128(&input).to_vec()
   }

   fn test_ed25519_verify(input: Vec<u8>) -> bool {
	   let mut pubkey = [0; 32];
	   let mut sig = [0; 64];

	   pubkey.copy_from_slice(&input[0..32]);
	   sig.copy_from_slice(&input[32..96]);

	   let msg = b"all ok!";
	   ed25519_verify(&ed25519::Signature(sig), &msg[..], &ed25519::Public(pubkey))
   }

   fn test_sr25519_verify(input: Vec<u8>) -> bool {
	   let mut pubkey = [0; 32];
	   let mut sig = [0; 64];

	   pubkey.copy_from_slice(&input[0..32]);
	   sig.copy_from_slice(&input[32..96]);

	   let msg = b"all ok!";
	   sr25519_verify(&sr25519::Signature(sig), &msg[..], &sr25519::Public(pubkey))
   }

   fn test_ordered_trie_root() -> Vec<u8> {
	   BlakeTwo256::ordered_trie_root(
		   vec![
			   b"zero"[..].into(),
			   b"one"[..].into(),
			   b"two"[..].into(),
		   ],
				sp_core::storage::StateVersion::V1,
	   ).as_ref().to_vec()
   }

   fn test_offchain_index_set() {
	   sp_io::offchain_index::set(b"k", b"v");
   }

   fn test_offchain_local_storage() -> bool {
	   let kind = sp_core::offchain::StorageKind::PERSISTENT;
	   assert_eq!(sp_io::offchain::local_storage_get(kind, b"test"), None);
	   sp_io::offchain::local_storage_set(kind, b"test", b"asd");
	   assert_eq!(sp_io::offchain::local_storage_get(kind, b"test"), Some(b"asd".to_vec()));

	   let res = sp_io::offchain::local_storage_compare_and_set(
		   kind,
		   b"test",
		   Some(b"asd".to_vec()),
		   b"",
	   );
	   assert_eq!(sp_io::offchain::local_storage_get(kind, b"test"), Some(b"".to_vec()));
	   res
   }

   fn test_offchain_local_storage_with_none() {
	   let kind = sp_core::offchain::StorageKind::PERSISTENT;
	   assert_eq!(sp_io::offchain::local_storage_get(kind, b"test"), None);

	   let res = sp_io::offchain::local_storage_compare_and_set(kind, b"test", None, b"value");
	   assert_eq!(res, true);
	   assert_eq!(sp_io::offchain::local_storage_get(kind, b"test"), Some(b"value".to_vec()));
   }

   fn test_offchain_http() -> bool {
	   use sp_core::offchain::HttpRequestStatus;
	   let run = || -> Option<()> {
		   let id = sp_io::offchain::http_request_start(
			   "POST",
			   "http://localhost:12345",
			   &[],
		   ).ok()?;
		   sp_io::offchain::http_request_add_header(id, "X-Auth", "test").ok()?;
		   sp_io::offchain::http_request_write_body(id, &[1, 2, 3, 4], None).ok()?;
		   sp_io::offchain::http_request_write_body(id, &[], None).ok()?;
		   let status = sp_io::offchain::http_response_wait(&[id], None);
		   assert!(status == vec![HttpRequestStatus::Finished(200)], "Expected Finished(200) status.");
		   let headers = sp_io::offchain::http_response_headers(id);
		   assert_eq!(headers, vec![(b"X-Auth".to_vec(), b"hello".to_vec())]);
		   let mut buffer = vec![0; 64];
		   let read = sp_io::offchain::http_response_read_body(id, &mut buffer, None).ok()?;
		   assert_eq!(read, 3);
		   assert_eq!(&buffer[0..read as usize], &[1, 2, 3]);
		   let read = sp_io::offchain::http_response_read_body(id, &mut buffer, None).ok()?;
		   assert_eq!(read, 0);

		   Some(())
	   };

	   run().is_some()
   }

   fn test_enter_span() -> u64 {
	   wasm_tracing::enter_span(Default::default())
   }

   fn test_exit_span(span_id: u64) {
	   wasm_tracing::exit(span_id)
   }

   fn test_nested_spans() {
	   sp_io::init_tracing();
	   let span_id = wasm_tracing::enter_span(Default::default());
	   {
		   sp_io::init_tracing();
		   let span_id = wasm_tracing::enter_span(Default::default());
		   wasm_tracing::exit(span_id);
	   }
	   wasm_tracing::exit(span_id);
   }

   fn returns_mutable_static() -> u64 {
	   unsafe {
		   MUTABLE_STATIC += 1;
		   MUTABLE_STATIC
	   }
   }

   fn returns_mutable_static_bss() -> u64 {
	   unsafe {
		   MUTABLE_STATIC_BSS += 1;
		   MUTABLE_STATIC_BSS
	   }
   }

   fn allocates_huge_stack_array(trap: bool) -> Vec<u8> {
	   // Allocate a stack frame that is approx. 75% of the stack (assuming it is 1MB).
	   // This will just decrease (stacks in wasm32-u-u grow downwards) the stack
	   // pointer. This won't trap on the current compilers.
	   let mut data = [0u8; 1024 * 768];

	   // Then make sure we actually write something to it.
	   //
	   // If:
	   // 1. the stack area is placed at the beginning of the linear memory space, and
	   // 2. the stack pointer points to out-of-bounds area, and
	   // 3. a write is performed around the current stack pointer.
	   //
	   // then a trap should happen.
	   //
	   for (i, v) in data.iter_mut().enumerate() {
		   *v = i as u8; // deliberate truncation
	   }

	   if trap {
		   // There is a small chance of this to be pulled up in theory. In practice
		   // the probability of that is rather low.
		   panic!()
	   }

	   data.to_vec()
   }

   // Check that the heap at `heap_base + offset` don't contains the test message.
   // After the check succeeds the test message is written into the heap.
   //
   // It is expected that the given pointer is not allocated.
   fn check_and_set_in_heap(heap_base: u32, offset: u32) {
	   let test_message = b"Hello invalid heap memory";
	   let ptr = (heap_base + offset) as *mut u8;

	   let message_slice = unsafe { sp_std::slice::from_raw_parts_mut(ptr, test_message.len()) };

	   assert_ne!(test_message, message_slice);
	   message_slice.copy_from_slice(test_message);
   }

   fn test_spawn() {
	   let data = vec![1u8, 2u8];
	   let data_new = sp_tasks::spawn(tasks::incrementer, data).join();

	   assert_eq!(data_new, vec![2u8, 3u8]);
   }

   fn test_nested_spawn() {
	   let data = vec![7u8, 13u8];
	   let data_new = sp_tasks::spawn(tasks::parallel_incrementer, data).join();

	   assert_eq!(data_new, vec![10u8, 16u8]);
   }

   fn test_panic_in_spawned() {
	   sp_tasks::spawn(tasks::panicker, vec![]).join();
   }

	fn test_return_i8() -> i8 {
		-66
	}

	fn test_take_i8(value: i8) {
		assert_eq!(value, -66);
	}

	fn test_abort_on_panic() {
		sp_io::panic_handler::abort_on_panic("test_abort_on_panic called");
	}

	fn test_unreachable_intrinsic() {
		core::arch::wasm32::unreachable()
	}
}

#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
mod tasks {
	use sp_std::prelude::*;

	pub fn incrementer(data: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
		data.into_iter().map(|v| v + 1).collect()
	}

	pub fn panicker(_: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
		panic!()
	}

	pub fn parallel_incrementer(data: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<u8> {
		let first = data.into_iter().map(|v| v + 2).collect::<Vec<_>>();
		let second = sp_tasks::spawn(incrementer, first).join();
		second
	}
}

/// A macro to define a test entrypoint for each available sandbox executor.
macro_rules! wasm_export_sandbox_test_functions {
	(
		$(
			fn $name:ident<T>(
				$( $arg_name:ident: $arg_ty:ty ),* $(,)?
			) $( -> $ret_ty:ty )? where T: SandboxInstance<$state:ty> $(,)?
			{ $( $fn_impl:tt )* }
		)*
	) => {
		$(
				#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
				fn $name<T>( $($arg_name: $arg_ty),* ) $( -> $ret_ty )? where T: SandboxInstance<$state> {
					$( $fn_impl )*
				}

				paste::paste! {
					sp_core::wasm_export_functions! {
						fn [<$name _host>]( $($arg_name: $arg_ty),* ) $( -> $ret_ty )? {
							$name::<sp_sandbox::host_executor::Instance<$state>>( $( $arg_name ),* )
						}

						fn [<$name _embedded>]( $($arg_name: $arg_ty),* ) $( -> $ret_ty )? {
							$name::<sp_sandbox::embedded_executor::Instance<$state>>( $( $arg_name ),* )
						}
					}
				}
		)*
	};
}

wasm_export_sandbox_test_functions! {
	fn test_sandbox<T>(code: Vec<u8>) -> bool
	where
		T: SandboxInstance<State>,
	{
		execute_sandboxed::<T>(&code, &[]).is_ok()
	}

	fn test_sandbox_args<T>(code: Vec<u8>) -> bool
	where
		T: SandboxInstance<State>,
	{
		execute_sandboxed::<T>(&code, &[Value::I32(0x12345678), Value::I64(0x1234567887654321)])
			.is_ok()
	}

	fn test_sandbox_return_val<T>(code: Vec<u8>) -> bool
	where
		T: SandboxInstance<State>,
	{
		let ok = match execute_sandboxed::<T>(&code, &[Value::I32(0x1336)]) {
			Ok(sp_sandbox::ReturnValue::Value(Value::I32(0x1337))) => true,
			_ => false,
		};

		ok
	}

	fn test_sandbox_instantiate<T>(code: Vec<u8>) -> u8
	where
		T: SandboxInstance<()>,
	{
		let env_builder = T::EnvironmentBuilder::new();
		let code = match T::new(&code, &env_builder, &mut ()) {
			Ok(_) => 0,
			Err(sp_sandbox::Error::Module) => 1,
			Err(sp_sandbox::Error::Execution) => 2,
			Err(sp_sandbox::Error::OutOfBounds) => 3,
		};

		code
	}

	fn test_sandbox_get_global_val<T>(code: Vec<u8>) -> i64
	where
		T: SandboxInstance<()>,
	{
		let env_builder = T::EnvironmentBuilder::new();
		let instance = if let Ok(i) = T::new(&code, &env_builder, &mut ()) {
			i
		} else {
			return 20
		};

		match instance.get_global_val("test_global") {
			Some(sp_sandbox::Value::I64(val)) => val,
			None => 30,
			_ => 40,
		}
	}
}

#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
struct State {
	counter: u32,
}

#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
fn execute_sandboxed<T>(
	code: &[u8],
	args: &[Value],
) -> Result<sp_sandbox::ReturnValue, sp_sandbox::HostError>
where
	T: sp_sandbox::SandboxInstance<State>,
{
	fn env_assert(
		_e: &mut State,
		args: &[Value],
	) -> Result<sp_sandbox::ReturnValue, sp_sandbox::HostError> {
		if args.len() != 1 {
			return Err(sp_sandbox::HostError)
		}
		let condition = args[0].as_i32().ok_or_else(|| sp_sandbox::HostError)?;
		if condition != 0 {
			Ok(sp_sandbox::ReturnValue::Unit)
		} else {
			Err(sp_sandbox::HostError)
		}
	}
	fn env_inc_counter(
		e: &mut State,
		args: &[Value],
	) -> Result<sp_sandbox::ReturnValue, sp_sandbox::HostError> {
		if args.len() != 1 {
			return Err(sp_sandbox::HostError)
		}
		let inc_by = args[0].as_i32().ok_or_else(|| sp_sandbox::HostError)?;
		e.counter += inc_by as u32;
		Ok(sp_sandbox::ReturnValue::Value(Value::I32(e.counter as i32)))
	}

	let mut state = State { counter: 0 };

	let env_builder = {
		let mut env_builder = T::EnvironmentBuilder::new();
		env_builder.add_host_func("env", "assert", env_assert);
		env_builder.add_host_func("env", "inc_counter", env_inc_counter);
		let memory = match T::Memory::new(1, Some(16)) {
			Ok(m) => m,
			Err(_) => unreachable!(
				"
				Memory::new() can return Err only if parameters are borked; \
				We passing params here explicitly and they're correct; \
				Memory::new() can't return a Error qed"
			),
		};
		env_builder.add_memory("env", "memory", memory);
		env_builder
	};

	let mut instance = T::new(code, &env_builder, &mut state)?;
	let result = instance.invoke("call", args, &mut state);

	result.map_err(|_| sp_sandbox::HostError)
}