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const STORE_URL = '/fenced-frame/resources/key-value-store.py';
const BEACON_URL = '/fenced-frame/resources/beacon-store.py';
const REMOTE_EXECUTOR_URL = '/fenced-frame/resources/remote-context-executor.https.html';
// If your test needs to modify FLEDGE bidding or decision logic, you should
// update the generated JS in the corresponding handler below.
const FLEDGE_BIDDING_URL = '/fenced-frame/resources/fledge-bidding-logic.py';
const FLEDGE_DECISION_URL = '/fenced-frame/resources/fledge-decision-logic.py';
// Creates a URL that includes a list of stash key UUIDs that are being used
// in the test. This allows us to generate UUIDs on the fly and let anything
// (iframes, fenced frames, pop-ups, etc...) that wouldn't have access to the
// original UUID variable know what the UUIDs are.
// @param {string} href - The base url of the page being navigated to
// @param {string list} keylist - The list of key UUIDs to be used. Note that
// order matters when extracting the keys
function generateURL(href, keylist) {
const ret_url = new URL(href, location.href);
ret_url.searchParams.append("keylist", keylist.join(','));
return ret_url;
}
function getRemoteContextURL(origin) {
return new URL(REMOTE_EXECUTOR_URL, origin);
}
async function runSelectRawURL(href, resolve_to_config = false) {
try {
await sharedStorage.worklet.addModule(
"/shared-storage/resources/simple-module.js");
} catch (e) {
// Shared Storage needs to have a module added before we can operate on it.
// It is generated on the fly with this call, and since there's no way to
// tell through the API if a module already exists, wrap the addModule call
// in a try/catch so that if it runs a second time in a test, it will
// gracefully fail rather than bring the whole test down.
}
return await sharedStorage.selectURL(
'test-url-selection-operation', [{url: href,
reportingMetadata: {
'reserved.top_navigation_start': BEACON_URL +
"?type=reserved.top_navigation_start",
'reserved.top_navigation_commit': BEACON_URL +
"?type=reserved.top_navigation_commit",
}}], {
data: {'mockResult': 0},
resolveToConfig: resolve_to_config,
keepAlive: true,
});
}
// Similar to generateURL, but creates
// 1. An urn:uuid if `resolve_to_config` is false.
// 2. A fenced frame config object if `resolve_to_config` is true.
// This relies on a mock Shared Storage auction, since it is the simplest
// WP-exposed way to turn a url into an urn:uuid or a fenced frame config.
// Note: this function, unlike generateURL, is asynchronous and needs to be
// called with an await operator.
// @param {string} href - The base url of the page being navigated to
// @param {string list} keylist - The list of key UUIDs to be used. Note that
// order matters when extracting the keys
// @param {boolean} [resolve_to_config = false] - Determines whether the result
// of `sharedStorage.selectURL()`
// is an urn:uuid or a fenced
// frame config.
// Note:
// 1. There is a limit of 3 calls per origin per pageload for
// `sharedStorage.selectURL()`, so `runSelectURL()` must also respect this
// limit.
// 2. If `resolve_to_config` is true, blink feature `FencedFramesAPIChanges`
// needs to be enabled for `selectURL()` to return a fenced frame config.
// Otherwise `selectURL()` will fall back to the old behavior that returns an
// urn:uuid.
async function runSelectURL(href, keylist = [], resolve_to_config = false) {
const full_url = generateURL(href, keylist);
return await runSelectRawURL(full_url, resolve_to_config);
}
async function generateURNFromFledgeRawURL(
href, nested_urls, resolve_to_config = false, ad_with_size = false,
requested_size = null, register_beacon = false) {
const bidding_token = token();
const seller_token = token();
const ad_components_list = nested_urls.map((url) => {
return ad_with_size ?
{ renderURL: url, sizeGroup: "group1" } :
{ renderURL: url }
});
let interestGroup = {
name: 'testAd1',
owner: location.origin,
biddingLogicURL: new URL(FLEDGE_BIDDING_URL, location.origin),
ads: [{
renderURL: href,
bid: 1,
allowedReportingOrigins: [location.origin],
}],
userBiddingSignals: {biddingToken: bidding_token},
trustedBiddingSignalsKeys: ['key1'],
adComponents: ad_components_list,
};
let biddingURLParams =
new URLSearchParams(interestGroup.biddingLogicURL.search);
if (requested_size)
biddingURLParams.set(
'requested-size', requested_size[0] + '-' + requested_size[1]);
if (ad_with_size)
biddingURLParams.set('ad-with-size', 1);
if (register_beacon)
biddingURLParams.set('beacon', 1);
interestGroup.biddingLogicURL.search = biddingURLParams;
if (ad_with_size) {
interestGroup.ads[0].sizeGroup = 'group1';
interestGroup.adSizes = {'size1': {width: '100px', height: '50px'}};
interestGroup.sizeGroups = {'group1': ['size1']};
}
// Pick an arbitrarily high duration to guarantee that we never leave the
// ad interest group while the test runs.
navigator.joinAdInterestGroup(interestGroup, /*durationSeconds=*/3000000);
let auctionConfig = {
seller: location.origin,
interestGroupBuyers: [location.origin],
decisionLogicURL: new URL(FLEDGE_DECISION_URL, location.origin),
auctionSignals: {biddingToken: bidding_token, sellerToken: seller_token},
resolveToConfig: resolve_to_config
};
if (requested_size) {
let decisionURLParams =
new URLSearchParams(auctionConfig.decisionLogicURL.search);
decisionURLParams.set(
'requested-size', requested_size[0] + '-' + requested_size[1]);
auctionConfig.decisionLogicURL.search = decisionURLParams;
auctionConfig['requestedSize'] = {width: requested_size[0], height: requested_size[1]};
}
return navigator.runAdAuction(auctionConfig);
}
// Similar to runSelectURL, but uses FLEDGE instead of Shared Storage as the
// auctioning tool.
// Note: this function, unlike generateURL, is asynchronous and needs to be
// called with an await operator. @param {string} href - The base url of the
// page being navigated to @param {string list} keylist - The list of key UUIDs
// to be used. Note that order matters when extracting the keys
// @param {string} href - The base url of the page being navigated to
// @param {string list} keylist - The list of key UUIDs to be used. Note that
// order matters when extracting the keys
// @param {string list} nested_urls - A list of urls that will eventually become
// the nested configs/ad components
// @param {boolean} [resolve_to_config = false] - Determines whether the result
// of `navigator.runAdAuction()`
// is an urn:uuid or a fenced
// frame config.
// @param {boolean} [ad_with_size = false] - Determines whether the auction is
// run with ad sizes specified.
// @param {boolean} [register_beacon = false] - If true, FLEDGE logic will
// register reporting beacons after
// completion.
async function generateURNFromFledge(
href, keylist, nested_urls = [], resolve_to_config = false,
ad_with_size = false, requested_size = null, register_beacon = false) {
const full_url = generateURL(href, keylist);
return generateURNFromFledgeRawURL(
full_url, nested_urls, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size, requested_size,
register_beacon);
}
// Extracts a list of UUIDs from the from the current page's URL.
// @returns {string list} - The list of UUIDs extracted from the page. This can
// be read into multiple variables using the
// [key1, key2, etc...] = parseKeyList(); pattern.
function parseKeylist() {
const url = new URL(location.href);
const keylist = url.searchParams.get("keylist");
return keylist.split(',');
}
// Converts a same-origin URL to a cross-origin URL
// @param {URL} url - The URL object whose origin is being converted
// @param {boolean} [https=true] - Whether or not to use the HTTPS origin
//
// @returns {URL} The new cross-origin URL
function getRemoteOriginURL(url, https=true) {
const same_origin = location.origin;
const cross_origin = https ? get_host_info().HTTPS_REMOTE_ORIGIN
: get_host_info().HTTP_REMOTE_ORIGIN;
return new URL(url.toString().replace(same_origin, cross_origin));
}
// Builds a URL to be used as a remote context executor.
function generateRemoteContextURL(headers, origin) {
// Generate the unique id for the parent/child channel.
const uuid = token();
// Use the absolute path of the remote context executor source file, so that
// nested contexts will work.
const url = getRemoteContextURL(origin ? origin : location.origin);
url.searchParams.append('uuid', uuid);
// Add the header to allow loading in a fenced frame.
headers.push(["Supports-Loading-Mode", "fenced-frame"]);
// Transform the headers into the expected format.
function escape(s) {
return s.replace('(', '\\(').replace(')', '\\)').replace(',', '\\,');
}
const formatted_headers = headers.map((header) => {
return `header(${escape(header[0])}, ${escape(header[1])})`;
});
url.searchParams.append('pipe', formatted_headers.join('|'));
return [uuid, url];
}
function buildRemoteContextForObject(object, uuid, html) {
const context = new RemoteContext(uuid);
if (html) {
context.execute_script(
(html_source) => {
document.body.insertAdjacentHTML('beforebegin', html_source);
},
[html]);
}
// We need a little bit of boilerplate in the handlers because Proxy doesn't
// work so nicely with HTML elements.
const handler = {
get: (target, key) => {
if (key == "execute") {
return context.execute_script;
}
if (key == "element") {
return object;
}
if (key in target) {
return target[key];
}
return context[key];
},
set: (target, key, value) => {
target[key] = value;
return value;
}
};
// If `object` is null (e.g. a window created with noopener), set it to a
// dummy value so that the Proxy constructor won't fail.
if (object == null) {
object = {};
}
const proxy = new Proxy(object, handler);
return proxy;
}
// Attaches an object that waits for scripts to execute from RemoteContext.
// (In practice, this is either a frame or a window.)
// Returns a proxy for the object that first resolves to the object itself,
// then resolves to the RemoteContext if the property isn't found.
// The proxy also has an extra attribute `execute`, which is an alias for the
// remote context's `execute_script(fn, args=[])`.
function attachContext(object_constructor, html, headers, origin) {
const [uuid, url] = generateRemoteContextURL(headers, origin);
const object = object_constructor(url);
return buildRemoteContextForObject(object, uuid, html);
}
// TODO(crbug.com/1347953): Update this function to also test
// `sharedStorage.selectURL()` that returns a fenced frame config object.
// This should be done after fixing the following flaky tests that use this
// function.
// 1. crbug.com/1372536: resize-lock-input.https.html
// 2. crbug.com/1394559: unfenced-top.https.html
async function attachOpaqueContext(
generator_api, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size, requested_size,
register_beacon, object_constructor, html, headers, origin,
component_origin, num_components) {
const [uuid, url] = generateRemoteContextURL(headers, origin);
let components_list = [];
for (let i = 0; i < num_components; i++) {
let [component_uuid, component_url] =
generateRemoteContextURL(headers, component_origin);
// This field will be read by attachComponentFrameContext() in order to
// know what uuid to point to when building the remote context.
html += '<input type=\'hidden\' id=\'component_uuid_' + i + '\' value=\'' +
component_uuid + '\'>';
components_list.push(component_url);
}
const id = await (
generator_api == 'fledge' ?
generateURNFromFledge(
url, [], components_list, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size,
requested_size, register_beacon) :
runSelectURL(url, [], resolve_to_config));
const object = object_constructor(id);
return buildRemoteContextForObject(object, uuid, html);
}
function attachPotentiallyOpaqueContext(
generator_api, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size, requested_size,
register_beacon, frame_constructor, html, headers, origin,
component_origin, num_components) {
generator_api = generator_api.toLowerCase();
if (generator_api == 'fledge' || generator_api == 'sharedstorage') {
return attachOpaqueContext(
generator_api, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size, requested_size,
register_beacon, frame_constructor, html, headers, origin,
component_origin, num_components);
} else {
return attachContext(frame_constructor, html, headers, origin);
}
}
function attachFrameContext(
element_name, generator_api, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size,
requested_size, register_beacon, html, headers, attributes, origin,
component_origin, num_components) {
frame_constructor = (id) => {
frame = document.createElement(element_name);
attributes.forEach(attribute => {
frame.setAttribute(attribute[0], attribute[1]);
});
if (element_name == "iframe") {
frame.src = id;
} else if (id instanceof FencedFrameConfig) {
frame.config = id;
} else {
const config = new FencedFrameConfig(id);
frame.config = config;
}
document.body.append(frame);
return frame;
};
return attachPotentiallyOpaqueContext(
generator_api, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size, requested_size,
register_beacon, frame_constructor, html, headers, origin,
component_origin, num_components);
}
// Performs a content-initiated navigation of a frame proxy. This navigated page
// uses a new urn:uuid as its communication channel to prevent potential clashes
// with the currently loaded document.
async function navigateFrameContext(frame_proxy, {headers = [], origin = ''}) {
const [uuid, url] = generateRemoteContextURL(headers, origin);
frame_proxy.execute((url) => {
window.executor.suspend(() => {
window.location = url;
});
}, [url])
frame_proxy.context_id = uuid;
}
function replaceFrameContext(frame_proxy, {
generator_api = '',
resolve_to_config = false,
ad_with_size = false,
requested_size = null,
register_beacon = false,
html = '',
headers = [],
origin = ''
} = {}) {
frame_constructor = (id) => {
if (frame_proxy.element.nodeName == "IFRAME") {
frame_proxy.element.src = id;
} else if (id instanceof FencedFrameConfig) {
frame_proxy.element.config = id;
} else {
const config = new FencedFrameConfig(id);
frame_proxy.element.config = config;
}
return frame_proxy.element;
};
return attachPotentiallyOpaqueContext(
generator_api, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size, requested_size,
register_beacon, frame_constructor, html, headers, origin);
}
// Attach a fenced frame that waits for scripts to execute. Takes as input a(n
// optional) dictionary of configs:
// - generator_api: the name of the API that should generate the urn/config.
// Supports (case-insensitive) "fledge" and "sharedstorage", or any other
// value as a default. If you generate a urn, then you need to await the
// result of this function.
// - resolve_to_config: whether a config should be used. (currently only works
// for FLEDGE and sharedStorage generator_api)
// - ad_with_size: whether an ad auction is run with size specified for the ads
// and ad components. (currently only works for FLEDGE)
// - requested_size: A 2-element list with the width and height for
// requestedSize in the FLEDGE auction config. This is different from
// ad_with_size, which refers to size information provided alongside the ads
// themselves.
// - register_beacon: If true and generator_api = "fledge", an automatic beacon
// and a destination URL reportEvent() beacon will be registered after the
// FLEDGE auction completes.
// - html: extra HTML source code to inject into the loaded frame
// - headers: an array of header pairs [[key, value], ...]
// - attributes: an array of attribute pairs to set on the frame [[key, value],
// ...]
// - origin: origin of the url, default to location.origin if not set. Returns a
// proxy that acts like the frame HTML element, but with an extra function
// `execute`. See `attachFrameContext` or the README for more details.
function attachFencedFrameContext({
generator_api = '',
resolve_to_config = false,
ad_with_size = false,
requested_size = null,
register_beacon = false,
html = '',
headers = [],
attributes = [],
origin = '',
component_origin = '',
num_components = 0
} = {}) {
return attachFrameContext(
'fencedframe', generator_api, resolve_to_config, ad_with_size,
requested_size, register_beacon, html, headers, attributes, origin,
component_origin, num_components);
}
// Attach an iframe that waits for scripts to execute.
// See `attachFencedFrameContext` for more details.
function attachIFrameContext({
generator_api = '',
register_beacon = false,
html = '',
headers = [],
attributes = [],
origin = '',
component_origin = '',
num_components = 0
} = {}) {
return attachFrameContext(
'iframe', generator_api, resolve_to_config = false, ad_with_size = false,
requested_size = null, register_beacon, html, headers, attributes, origin,
component_origin, num_components);
}
// Open a window that waits for scripts to execute.
// Returns a proxy that acts like the window object, but with an extra
// function `execute`. See `attachContext` for more details.
function attachWindowContext({target="_blank", html="", headers=[], origin=""}={}) {
window_constructor = (url) => {
return window.open(url, target);
}
return attachContext(window_constructor, html, headers, origin);
}
// Attaches an ad component in a fenced frame. For this to work, this must be
// called in a frame that was generated with attachFrameContext() using the
// Protected Audience API (generator_api: 'fledge').
function attachComponentFencedFrameContext(
index = 0, {attributes = [], html = ''} = {}) {
const urn = window.fence.getNestedConfigs()[index];
return attachComponentFrameContext(
index, 'fencedframe', urn, attributes, html);
}
// Same as attachComponentFencedFrameContext, but in a urn iframe.
function attachComponentIFrameContext(
index = 0, {attributes = [], html = ''} = {}) {
const urn = navigator.adAuctionComponents(index + 1)[index];
return attachComponentFrameContext(index, 'iframe', urn, attributes, html);
}
function attachComponentFrameContext(
index, element_name, urn, attributes, html) {
assert_not_equals(
document.getElementById('component_uuid_' + index), null,
'Component frames can only be attached to frames loaded with ' +
'attach*FrameContext() with `num_components` set to at least ' +
(index + 1) + '.');
let frame = document.createElement(element_name);
attributes.forEach(attribute => {
frame.setAttribute(attribute[0], attribute[1]);
});
if (element_name == 'iframe') {
frame.src = urn;
} else {
frame.config = urn;
}
document.body.append(frame);
const context_uuid = document.getElementById('component_uuid_' + index).value;
return buildRemoteContextForObject(frame, context_uuid, html);
}
// Converts a key string into a key uuid using a cryptographic hash function.
// This function only works in secure contexts (HTTPS).
async function stringToStashKey(string) {
// Compute a SHA-256 hash of the input string, and convert it to hex.
const data = new TextEncoder().encode(string);
const digest = await crypto.subtle.digest('SHA-256', data);
const digest_array = Array.from(new Uint8Array(digest));
const digest_as_hex = digest_array.map(b => b.toString(16).padStart(2, '0')).join('');
// UUIDs are structured as 8X-4X-4X-4X-12X.
// Use the first 32 hex digits and ignore the rest.
const digest_slices = [digest_as_hex.slice(0,8),
digest_as_hex.slice(8,12),
digest_as_hex.slice(12,16),
digest_as_hex.slice(16,20),
digest_as_hex.slice(20,32)];
return digest_slices.join('-');
}
// Create a fenced frame. Then navigate it using the given `target`, which can
// be either an urn:uuid or a fenced frame config object.
function attachFencedFrame(target) {
if (window.test_driver) {
assert_implements(
window.HTMLFencedFrameElement,
'The HTMLFencedFrameElement should be exposed on the window object');
}
const fenced_frame = document.createElement('fencedframe');
if (target instanceof FencedFrameConfig) {
fenced_frame.config = target;
} else {
const config = new FencedFrameConfig(target);
fenced_frame.config = config;
}
document.body.append(fenced_frame);
return fenced_frame;
}
function attachIFrame(url) {
const iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
iframe.src = url;
document.body.append(iframe);
return iframe;
}
// Reads the value specified by `key` from the key-value store on the server.
async function readValueFromServer(key) {
// Resolve the key if it is a Promise.
key = await key;
const serverURL = `${STORE_URL}?key=${key}`;
const response = await fetch(serverURL);
if (!response.ok)
throw new Error('An error happened in the server');
const value = await response.text();
// The value is not stored in the server.
if (value === "<Not set>")
return { status: false };
return { status: true, value: value };
}
// Convenience wrapper around the above getter that will wait until a value is
// available on the server.
async function nextValueFromServer(key) {
// Resolve the key if it is a Promise.
key = await key;
while (true) {
// Fetches the test result from the server.
const { status, value } = await readValueFromServer(key);
if (!status) {
// The test result has not been stored yet. Retry after a while.
await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 20));
continue;
}
return value;
}
}
// Checks the beacon data server to see if it has received a beacon with a given
// event type and body.
async function readBeaconDataFromServer(event_type, expected_body) {
let serverURL = `${BEACON_URL}`;
const response = await fetch(serverURL + "?" + new URLSearchParams({
type: event_type,
expected_body: expected_body,
}));
if (!response.ok)
throw new Error('An error happened in the server ' + response.status);
const value = await response.text();
// The value is not stored in the server.
if (value === "<Not set>")
return { status: false };
return { status: true, value: value };
}
// Convenience wrapper around the above getter that will wait until a value is
// available on the server. The server uses a hash of the concatenated event
// type and beacon data as the key when storing the beacon in the database. To
// retrieve it, we need to supply the endpoint with both pieces of information.
async function nextBeacon(event_type, expected_body) {
while (true) {
// Fetches the test result from the server.
const {status, value} =
await readBeaconDataFromServer(event_type, expected_body);
if (!status) {
// The test result has not been stored yet. Retry after a while.
await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 20));
continue;
}
return value;
}
}
// Writes `value` for `key` in the key-value store on the server.
async function writeValueToServer(key, value, origin = '') {
// Resolve the key if it is a Promise.
key = await key;
const serverURL = `${origin}${STORE_URL}?key=${key}&value=${value}`;
await fetch(serverURL, {"mode": "no-cors"});
}
// Fenced frames are always put in the public IP address space which is the
// least privileged. In case a navigation to a local data: URL or blob: URL
// resource is allowed, they would only be able to fetch things that are *also*
// in the public IP address space. So for the document described by these local
// URLs, we'll set them up to only communicate back to the outer page via
// resources obtained in the public address space.
function createLocalSource(key, url) {
return `
<head>
<script src="${url}"><\/script>
</head>
<body>
<script>
writeValueToServer("${key}", "LOADED", /*origin=*/"${url.origin}");
<\/script>
</body>
`;
}
function setupCSP(csp, second_csp=null) {
let headers = [];
headers.push(["Content-Security-Policy", "fenced-frame-src " + csp]);
if (second_csp != null) {
headers.push(["Content-Security-Policy", "frame-src " + second_csp]);
}
const iframe = attachIFrameContext({headers: headers});
return iframe;
}
// Clicking in WPT tends to be flaky (https://crbug.com/1066891), so you may
// need to click multiple times to have an effect. This function clicks at
// coordinates `{x, y}` relative to `click_origin`, by default 3 times. Should
// not be used for tests where multiple clicks have distinct impact on the state
// of the page, but rather to bruteforce through flakes that rely on only one
// click.
async function multiClick(x, y, click_origin, times = 3) {
for (let i = 0; i < times; i++) {
let actions = new test_driver.Actions();
await actions.pointerMove(x, y, {origin: click_origin})
.pointerDown()
.pointerUp()
.send();
}
}