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SanitizerTest.php
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1 <?php
2 
8 
9  protected function setUp() {
10  parent::setUp();
11 
12  AutoLoader::loadClass( 'Sanitizer' );
13  }
14 
18  public function testDecodeNamedEntities() {
19  $this->assertEquals(
20  "\xc3\xa9cole",
21  Sanitizer::decodeCharReferences( '&eacute;cole' ),
22  'decode named entities'
23  );
24  }
25 
29  public function testDecodeNumericEntities() {
30  $this->assertEquals(
31  "\xc4\x88io bonas dans l'\xc3\xa9cole!",
32  Sanitizer::decodeCharReferences( "&#x108;io bonas dans l'&#233;cole!" ),
33  'decode numeric entities'
34  );
35  }
36 
40  public function testDecodeMixedEntities() {
41  $this->assertEquals(
42  "\xc4\x88io bonas dans l'\xc3\xa9cole!",
43  Sanitizer::decodeCharReferences( "&#x108;io bonas dans l'&eacute;cole!" ),
44  'decode mixed numeric/named entities'
45  );
46  }
47 
51  public function testDecodeMixedComplexEntities() {
52  $this->assertEquals(
53  "\xc4\x88io bonas dans l'\xc3\xa9cole! (mais pas &#x108;io dans l'&eacute;cole)",
55  "&#x108;io bonas dans l'&eacute;cole! (mais pas &amp;#x108;io dans l'&#38;eacute;cole)"
56  ),
57  'decode mixed complex entities'
58  );
59  }
60 
64  public function testInvalidAmpersand() {
65  $this->assertEquals(
66  'a & b',
68  'Invalid ampersand'
69  );
70  }
71 
75  public function testInvalidEntities() {
76  $this->assertEquals(
77  '&foo;',
79  'Invalid named entity'
80  );
81  }
82 
86  public function testInvalidNumberedEntities() {
87  $this->assertEquals( UTF8_REPLACEMENT, Sanitizer::decodeCharReferences( "&#88888888888888;" ), 'Invalid numbered entity' );
88  }
89 
97  public function testRemovehtmltagsOnHtml5Tags( $tag, $escaped ) {
98  $this->setMwGlobals( array(
99  'wgUseTidy' => false
100  ) );
101 
102  if ( $escaped ) {
103  $this->assertEquals( "&lt;$tag&gt;",
104  Sanitizer::removeHTMLtags( "<$tag>" )
105  );
106  } else {
107  $this->assertEquals( "<$tag></$tag>\n",
108  Sanitizer::removeHTMLtags( "<$tag>" )
109  );
110  }
111  }
112 
116  public static function provideHtml5Tags() {
117  $ESCAPED = true; # We want tag to be escaped
118  $VERBATIM = false; # We want to keep the tag
119  return array(
120  array( 'data', $VERBATIM ),
121  array( 'mark', $VERBATIM ),
122  array( 'time', $VERBATIM ),
123  array( 'video', $ESCAPED ),
124  );
125  }
126 
127  function dataRemoveHTMLtags() {
128  return array(
129  // former testSelfClosingTag
130  array(
131  '<div>Hello world</div />',
132  '<div>Hello world</div>',
133  'Self-closing closing div'
134  ),
135  // Make sure special nested HTML5 semantics are not broken
136  // http://www.whatwg.org/html/text-level-semantics.html#the-kbd-element
137  array(
138  '<kbd><kbd>Shift</kbd>+<kbd>F3</kbd></kbd>',
139  '<kbd><kbd>Shift</kbd>+<kbd>F3</kbd></kbd>',
140  'Nested <kbd>.'
141  ),
142  // http://www.whatwg.org/html/text-level-semantics.html#the-sub-and-sup-elements
143  array(
144  '<var>x<sub><var>i</var></sub></var>, <var>y<sub><var>i</var></sub></var>',
145  '<var>x<sub><var>i</var></sub></var>, <var>y<sub><var>i</var></sub></var>',
146  'Nested <var>.'
147  ),
148  // http://www.whatwg.org/html/text-level-semantics.html#the-dfn-element
149  array(
150  '<dfn><abbr title="Garage Door Opener">GDO</abbr></dfn>',
151  '<dfn><abbr title="Garage Door Opener">GDO</abbr></dfn>',
152  '<abbr> inside <dfn>',
153  ),
154  );
155  }
156 
161  public function testRemoveHTMLtags( $input, $output, $msg = null ) {
162  $GLOBALS['wgUseTidy'] = false;
163  $this->assertEquals( $output, Sanitizer::removeHTMLtags( $input ), $msg );
164  }
165 
170  public function testDecodeTagAttributes( $expected, $attributes, $message = '' ) {
171  $this->assertEquals( $expected,
172  Sanitizer::decodeTagAttributes( $attributes ),
173  $message
174  );
175  }
176 
177  public static function provideTagAttributesToDecode() {
178  return array(
179  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar' ), 'foo=bar', 'Unquoted attribute' ),
180  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar' ), ' foo = bar ', 'Spaced attribute' ),
181  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar' ), 'foo="bar"', 'Double-quoted attribute' ),
182  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar' ), 'foo=\'bar\'', 'Single-quoted attribute' ),
183  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar', 'baz' => 'foo' ), 'foo=\'bar\' baz="foo"', 'Several attributes' ),
184  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar', 'baz' => 'foo' ), 'foo=\'bar\' baz="foo"', 'Several attributes' ),
185  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar', 'baz' => 'foo' ), 'foo=\'bar\' baz="foo"', 'Several attributes' ),
186  array( array( ':foo' => 'bar' ), ':foo=\'bar\'', 'Leading :' ),
187  array( array( '_foo' => 'bar' ), '_foo=\'bar\'', 'Leading _' ),
188  array( array( 'foo' => 'bar' ), 'Foo=\'bar\'', 'Leading capital' ),
189  array( array( 'foo' => 'BAR' ), 'FOO=BAR', 'Attribute keys are normalized to lowercase' ),
190 
191  # Invalid beginning
192  array( array(), '-foo=bar', 'Leading - is forbidden' ),
193  array( array(), '.foo=bar', 'Leading . is forbidden' ),
194  array( array( 'foo-bar' => 'bar' ), 'foo-bar=bar', 'A - is allowed inside the attribute' ),
195  array( array( 'foo-' => 'bar' ), 'foo-=bar', 'A - is allowed inside the attribute' ),
196  array( array( 'foo.bar' => 'baz' ), 'foo.bar=baz', 'A . is allowed inside the attribute' ),
197  array( array( 'foo.' => 'baz' ), 'foo.=baz', 'A . is allowed as last character' ),
198  array( array( 'foo6' => 'baz' ), 'foo6=baz', 'Numbers are allowed' ),
199 
200  # This bit is more relaxed than XML rules, but some extensions use
201  # it, like ProofreadPage (see bug 27539)
202  array( array( '1foo' => 'baz' ), '1foo=baz', 'Leading numbers are allowed' ),
203  array( array(), 'foo$=baz', 'Symbols are not allowed' ),
204  array( array(), 'foo@=baz', 'Symbols are not allowed' ),
205  array( array(), 'foo~=baz', 'Symbols are not allowed' ),
206  array( array( 'foo' => '1[#^`*%w/(' ), 'foo=1[#^`*%w/(', 'All kind of characters are allowed as values' ),
207  array( array( 'foo' => '1[#^`*%\'w/(' ), 'foo="1[#^`*%\'w/("', 'Double quotes are allowed if quoted by single quotes' ),
208  array( array( 'foo' => '1[#^`*%"w/(' ), 'foo=\'1[#^`*%"w/(\'', 'Single quotes are allowed if quoted by double quotes' ),
209  array( array( 'foo' => '&"' ), 'foo=&amp;&quot;', 'Special chars can be provided as entities' ),
210  array( array( 'foo' => '&foobar;' ), 'foo=&foobar;', 'Entity-like items are accepted' ),
211  );
212  }
213 
218  public function testDeprecatedAttributesUnaltered( $inputAttr, $inputEl, $message = '' ) {
219  $this->assertEquals( " $inputAttr",
220  Sanitizer::fixTagAttributes( $inputAttr, $inputEl ),
221  $message
222  );
223  }
224 
225  public static function provideDeprecatedAttributes() {
227  return array(
228  array( 'clear="left"', 'br' ),
229  array( 'clear="all"', 'br' ),
230  array( 'width="100"', 'td' ),
231  array( 'nowrap="true"', 'td' ),
232  array( 'nowrap=""', 'td' ),
233  array( 'align="right"', 'td' ),
234  array( 'align="center"', 'table' ),
235  array( 'align="left"', 'tr' ),
236  array( 'align="center"', 'div' ),
237  array( 'align="left"', 'h1' ),
238  array( 'align="left"', 'p' ),
239  );
240  }
241 
246  public function testCssCommentsChecking( $expected, $css, $message = '' ) {
247  $this->assertEquals( $expected,
249  $message
250  );
251  }
252 
253  public static function provideCssCommentsFixtures() {
255  return array(
256  // Valid comments spanning entire input
257  array( '/**/', '/**/' ),
258  array( '/* comment */', '/* comment */' ),
259  // Weird stuff
260  array( ' ', '/****/' ),
261  array( ' ', '/* /* */' ),
262  array( 'display: block;', "display:/* foo */block;" ),
263  array( 'display: block;', "display:\\2f\\2a foo \\2a\\2f block;",
264  'Backslash-escaped comments must be stripped (bug 28450)' ),
265  array( '', '/* unfinished comment structure',
266  'Remove anything after a comment-start token' ),
267  array( '', "\\2f\\2a unifinished comment'",
268  'Remove anything after a backslash-escaped comment-start token' ),
269  array( '/* insecure input */', 'filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src=\'asdf.png\',sizingMethod=\'scale\');' ),
270  array( '/* insecure input */', '-ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src=\'asdf.png\',sizingMethod=\'scale\')";' ),
271  array( '/* insecure input */', 'width: expression(1+1);' ),
272  array( '/* insecure input */', 'background-image: image(asdf.png);' ),
273  array( '/* insecure input */', 'background-image: -webkit-image(asdf.png);' ),
274  array( '/* insecure input */', 'background-image: -moz-image(asdf.png);' ),
275  array( '/* insecure input */', 'background-image: image-set("asdf.png" 1x, "asdf.png" 2x);' ),
276  array( '/* insecure input */', 'background-image: -webkit-image-set("asdf.png" 1x, "asdf.png" 2x);' ),
277  array( '/* insecure input */', 'background-image: -moz-image-set("asdf.png" 1x, "asdf.png" 2x);' ),
278  );
279  }
280 
284  public static function provideAttributeSupport() {
286  return array(
287  array( 'div', ' role="presentation"', ' role="presentation"', 'Support for WAI-ARIA\'s role="presentation".' ),
288  array( 'div', ' role="main"', '', "Other WAI-ARIA roles are currently not supported." ),
289  );
290  }
291 
296  public function testAttributeSupport( $tag, $attributes, $expected, $message ) {
297  $this->assertEquals( $expected,
298  Sanitizer::fixTagAttributes( $attributes, $tag ),
299  $message
300  );
301  }
302 }
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