const cleanup = async () => {
if (skipping()) {
return;
}
if (mock) {
exports.Roles.roles = [];
} else {
const cfg = await exports.load('cfg');
const blobService = new azure.Blob({
accountId: cfg.azure.accountId,
accountKey: cfg.azure.accountKey,
});
try {
await blobService.deleteContainer(exports.containerName);
} catch (e) {
if (e.code !== 'ResourceNotFound') {
throw e;
}
// already deleted, so nothing to do
// NOTE: really, this doesn't work -- the container doesn't register as existing
// before the tests are complete, so we "leak" containers despite this effort to
// clean them up.
}
}
};
test('azureContainerSAS (read-write)', async () => {
let result = await helper.apiClient.azureContainerSAS(
helper.testaccount,
'container-test',
'read-write',
);
assert(typeof result.sas === 'string', 'Expected some form of string');
assert(new Date(result.expiry).getTime() > new Date().getTime(),
'Expected expiry to be in the future');
let blob = new azure.Blob({
accountId: helper.testaccount,
sas: result.sas,
});
result = await blob.putBlob('container-test', 'blobTest', {type: 'BlockBlob'});
assert(result);
});
test('azureContainerSAS (read-only)', async () => {
let result = await helper.apiClient.azureContainerSAS(
helper.testaccount,
'container-test',
'read-only',
);
assert(typeof result.sas === 'string', 'Expected some form of string');
assert(new Date(result.expiry).getTime() > new Date().getTime(),
'Expected expiry to be in the future');
let blob = new azure.Blob({
accountId: helper.testaccount,
sas: result.sas,
});
try {
await blob.putBlob('container-test', 'blobTest', {type: 'BlockBlob'});
} catch (error) {
assert.equal(error.code, 'AuthorizationPermissionMismatch');
return;
}
assert(false, 'This should have thrown an error because the write is not allowed.');
});