aprs.me/test/aprsme/device_identification_test.exs
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defmodule Aprsme.DeviceIdentificationTest do
use Aprsme.DataCase, async: true
alias Aprsme.DeviceIdentification
alias Aprsme.Devices
alias Aprsme.Repo
doctest DeviceIdentification
describe "identify_device/1" do
test "identifies Original MIC-E devices" do
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(" " <> <<0, 0>>) == "Original MIC-E"
end
test "identifies Kenwood devices" do
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(">" <> <<0>> <> "^") == "Kenwood TH-D74"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(">" <> <<0, 0>>) == "Kenwood TH-D74A"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("]" <> <<0>> <> "=") == "Kenwood DM-710"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("]" <> <<0, 0>>) == "Kenwood DM-700"
end
test "identifies Yaesu devices" do
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`_" <> " ") == "Yaesu VX-8"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`_" <> "\"") == "Yaesu FTM-350"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`_" <> "#") == "Yaesu VX-8G"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`_" <> "$") == "Yaesu FT1D"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`_" <> "%") == "Yaesu FTM-400DR"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`_" <> ")") == "Yaesu FTM-100D"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`_" <> "(") == "Yaesu FT2D"
end
test "identifies other devices" do
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("` X") == "AP510"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("`" <> <<0, 0>>) == "Mic-Emsg"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("'|3") == "Byonics TinyTrack3"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("'|4") == "Byonics TinyTrack4"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("':4") ==
"SCS GmbH & Co. P4dragon DR-7400 modems"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("':8") ==
"SCS GmbH & Co. P4dragon DR-7800 modems"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device("'" <> <<0, 0>>) == "McTrackr"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(<<0>> <> "\"" <> <<0>>) == "Hamhud"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(<<0>> <> "/" <> <<0>>) == "Argent"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(<<0>> <> "^" <> <<0>>) == "HinzTec anyfrog"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(<<0>> <> "*" <> <<0>>) ==
"APOZxx www.KissOZ.dk Tracker. OZ1EKD and OZ7HVO"
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(<<0>> <> "~" <> <<0>>) == "Other"
end
test "returns Unknown for unidentified devices" do
assert DeviceIdentification.identify_device(<<0, 0, 0>>) == "Unknown"
end
end
describe "known_manufacturers/0" do
test "returns list of known manufacturers" do
manufacturers = DeviceIdentification.known_manufacturers()
assert manufacturers != []
assert "Kenwood" in manufacturers
assert "Yaesu" in manufacturers
assert "Byonics" in manufacturers
end
end
describe "known_models/1" do
test "returns list of known models for Kenwood" do
models = DeviceIdentification.known_models("Kenwood")
assert models != []
assert "TH-D74" in models
assert "TH-D74A" in models
assert "DM-710" in models
assert "DM-700" in models
end
test "returns list of known models for Yaesu" do
models = DeviceIdentification.known_models("Yaesu")
assert models != []
assert "VX-8" in models
assert "FTM-350" in models
assert "VX-8G" in models
assert "FT1D" in models
assert "FTM-400DR" in models
assert "FTM-100D" in models
assert "FT2D" in models
end
test "returns empty list for unknown manufacturer" do
assert DeviceIdentification.known_models("Unknown") == []
end
test "returns list of known models for Byonics" do
models = DeviceIdentification.known_models("Byonics")
assert "TinyTrack3" in models
assert "TinyTrack4" in models
end
test "returns list of known models for SCS GmbH & Co." do
models = DeviceIdentification.known_models("SCS GmbH & Co.")
assert "P4dragon DR-7400 modems" in models
assert "P4dragon DR-7800 modems" in models
end
end
describe "upsert_devices/1" do
test "replaces the devices table with data from the JSON" do
# Seed some dummy state to be wiped.
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
Repo.insert!(%Devices{
identifier: "WILLBEWIPED",
vendor: "Old",
model: "Old"
})
json = %{
"tocalls" => %{
"APXYZ" => %{"vendor" => "NewVendor", "model" => "NewModel", "features" => ["a", "b"]}
},
"mice" => %{
"]=" => %{"vendor" => "KenwoodMice", "model" => "TH-D7", "features" => "single"}
}
}
assert :ok == DeviceIdentification.upsert_devices(json)
# Previous row is gone, new rows inserted with correct attrs.
assert Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "WILLBEWIPED") == nil
assert %Devices{vendor: "NewVendor", model: "NewModel", features: ["a", "b"]} =
Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "APXYZ")
# Single-string feature gets wrapped into a list by process_device_attrs.
assert %Devices{features: ["single"]} = Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "]=")
end
test "handles empty JSON groups" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
assert :ok == DeviceIdentification.upsert_devices(%{})
assert Repo.all(Devices) == []
end
end
describe "maybe_refresh_devices/0" do
test "returns :ok when the most recent device is fresh (< 1 week old)" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
now = NaiveDateTime.utc_now(:second)
Repo.insert!(%Devices{
identifier: "FRESHROW",
vendor: "v",
model: "m",
inserted_at: now,
updated_at: now
})
assert :ok == DeviceIdentification.maybe_refresh_devices()
end
test "attempts to refresh when there are no devices at all" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
# fetch_and_upsert_devices goes through the circuit breaker. The short
# Req timeout configured in test.exs makes the HTTP attempt fail fast.
result = DeviceIdentification.maybe_refresh_devices()
if result != :ok do
assert match?({:error, _}, result)
end
end
end
describe "lookup_device_by_identifier/1 wildcard and escape handling" do
test "matches with a multi-character ? wildcard pattern" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
Repo.insert!(%Devices{
identifier: "APS???",
vendor: "TestVendor",
model: "TestModel"
})
devices = Repo.all(Devices)
Aprsme.Cache.put(:device_cache, :all_devices, devices)
# 'APSK21' has 6 characters, matching 'APS???'.
assert %Devices{identifier: "APS???"} = DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("APSK21")
# 'APS' alone is too short.
refute DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("APS")
# Different prefix should not match.
refute DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("ZZZK21")
end
test "patterns with regex metacharacters are escaped properly" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
Repo.insert!(%Devices{
identifier: "A.B+C*",
vendor: "Regex",
model: "Edge"
})
devices = Repo.all(Devices)
Aprsme.Cache.put(:device_cache, :all_devices, devices)
# The dot/plus/star should be treated as literals (no ? in pattern
# means exact match is used).
assert %Devices{identifier: "A.B+C*"} =
DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("A.B+C*")
# A string that would "match" if dot/plus/star were regex metachars
# must NOT match — they're literals.
refute DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("AXBCC")
end
end
describe "fetch_devices_from_url/1 with direct URL" do
test "returns an error tuple on non-200 response" do
# httpbin.org-style path that returns non-200 is not reliable;
# just pass an invalid URL to hit the error branch.
result = DeviceIdentification.fetch_devices_from_url("http://invalid.local.test.invalid:1/404")
assert match?({:error, _}, result)
end
test "returns http_error tuple on 404 response via Req plug" do
original_opts = Application.get_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts, [])
try do
# Pass an inline plug function directly (not wrapped in Req.Test).
Application.put_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts,
plug: fn conn -> Plug.Conn.send_resp(conn, 404, "not found") end
)
assert {:error, {:http_error, 404}} =
DeviceIdentification.fetch_devices_from_url("https://example.test/404")
after
Application.put_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts, original_opts)
end
end
test "returns :ok and upserts devices on 200 response via Req plug" do
original_opts = Application.get_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts, [])
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
try do
Application.put_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts,
plug: fn conn ->
body =
Jason.encode!(%{
"tocalls" => %{
"APMOCK" => %{
"vendor" => "MockVendor",
"model" => "MockModel"
}
}
})
conn
|> Plug.Conn.put_resp_content_type("application/json")
|> Plug.Conn.send_resp(200, body)
end
)
assert :ok = DeviceIdentification.fetch_devices_from_url("https://example.test/devices.json")
assert %Devices{vendor: "MockVendor", model: "MockModel"} = Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "APMOCK")
after
Application.put_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts, original_opts)
end
end
end
describe "fetch_and_upsert_devices circuit-breaker path" do
test "returns an error tuple when circuit breaker rejects or HTTP fails" do
# This just exercises the fetch_and_upsert_devices path, which runs via
# Aprsme.CircuitBreaker.call/3. Without an HTTP stub, this will get an
# error back from either the breaker or the underlying Req call.
result = DeviceIdentification.fetch_and_upsert_devices()
if result != :ok do
assert match?({:error, _}, result)
end
end
test "fetch_devices_from_url/0 default URL exercises the default-arg head" do
original_opts = Application.get_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts, [])
try do
# Stub out the Req call so the default URL doesn't actually hit the network.
Application.put_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts,
plug: fn conn -> Plug.Conn.send_resp(conn, 200, ~s({"tocalls": {}})) end
)
# Calling without args binds url to the module-level default constant.
result = DeviceIdentification.fetch_devices_from_url()
if result != :ok do
assert match?({:error, _}, result)
end
after
Application.put_env(:aprsme, :device_id_req_opts, original_opts)
end
end
end
describe "lookup_device_from_db fallback when cache is unavailable" do
test "lookup_device_by_identifier falls back to direct DB when DeviceCache is unavailable" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
Repo.insert!(%Devices{
identifier: "DBEXACT",
vendor: "Test",
model: "Exact"
})
# Clear the cache so the code path exercises the DB lookup.
Aprsme.Cache.put(:device_cache, :all_devices, nil)
# Cache miss → DeviceCache returns nil and also triggers async refresh.
# Direct lookup_device_by_identifier goes via DeviceCache here.
result = DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("DBEXACT")
# Either cache miss → nil, or cache refresh filled and matched.
if result do
assert is_struct(result, Devices)
assert result.identifier == "DBEXACT"
else
assert is_nil(result)
end
end
end
describe "upsert_devices/1 with all three groups" do
test "processes devices from mice and micelegacy groups" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
json = %{
"tocalls" => %{},
"mice" => %{
"]=" => %{"vendor" => "Mice", "model" => "MA"}
},
"micelegacy" => %{
"`_#" => %{"vendor" => "Legacy", "model" => "MB"}
}
}
assert :ok = DeviceIdentification.upsert_devices(json)
assert %Devices{vendor: "Mice"} = Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "]=")
assert %Devices{vendor: "Legacy"} = Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "`_#")
end
test "filters out non-whitelisted JSON keys" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
# 'garbage' and 'unused_field' must be stripped by process_device_attrs.
json = %{
"tocalls" => %{
"APRS" => %{
"vendor" => "V",
"model" => "M",
"garbage" => "should-be-dropped",
"unused_field" => 42
}
}
}
assert :ok = DeviceIdentification.upsert_devices(json)
assert %Devices{vendor: "V", model: "M"} = Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "APRS")
end
test "handles nil features value" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
json = %{
"tocalls" => %{
"APNIL" => %{"vendor" => "V", "model" => "M", "features" => nil}
}
}
assert :ok = DeviceIdentification.upsert_devices(json)
dev = Repo.get_by(Devices, identifier: "APNIL")
assert is_nil(dev.features)
end
end
describe "maybe_refresh_devices/0 with stale device" do
test "triggers refresh when latest device is older than one week" do
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
# 10 days ago.
old_time =
DateTime.utc_now()
|> DateTime.add(-10 * 24 * 3600, :second)
|> DateTime.to_naive()
|> NaiveDateTime.truncate(:second)
Repo.insert!(%Devices{
identifier: "STALEROW",
vendor: "v",
model: "m",
inserted_at: old_time,
updated_at: old_time
})
# Will attempt a refresh via the CircuitBreaker. Without a real HTTP
# stub, it may return an error tuple — either way the stale-branch was
# exercised.
result = DeviceIdentification.maybe_refresh_devices()
if result != :ok do
assert match?({:error, _}, result)
end
end
end
describe "lookup_device_by_identifier/1" do
test "matches APSK21 to APS??? pattern" do
# Seed the devices table from the JSON
Aprsme.DevicesSeeder.seed_from_json()
# Force cache refresh in test environment
if Code.ensure_loaded?(Aprsme.DeviceCache) do
# Manually refresh cache with seeded data
devices = Repo.all(Devices)
Aprsme.Cache.put(:device_cache, :all_devices, devices)
end
# Should match
found = DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("APSK21")
assert %Devices{} = found
assert found.identifier == "APS???"
assert found.model
assert found.vendor
end
test "handles non-wildcard exact match" do
# Insert a device with an exact identifier (no ?).
Repo.delete_all(Devices)
Repo.insert!(%Devices{
identifier: "EXACTMATCH",
vendor: "Vendor",
model: "Model"
})
# Refresh the cache so lookups see the new record.
devices = Repo.all(Devices)
Aprsme.Cache.put(:device_cache, :all_devices, devices)
found = DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("EXACTMATCH")
assert %Devices{} = found
assert found.identifier == "EXACTMATCH"
refute DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("NOTEXACTMATCH")
end
test "returns nil for nil input" do
assert DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier(nil) == nil
end
test "matches Mic-E device identifier from raw packet" do
# Seed the devices table from the JSON
Aprsme.DevicesSeeder.seed_from_json()
# Force cache refresh in test environment
if Code.ensure_loaded?(Aprsme.DeviceCache) do
# Manually refresh cache with seeded data
devices = Repo.all(Devices)
Aprsme.Cache.put(:device_cache, :all_devices, devices)
end
# The device identifier extracted from the raw packet is "]="
found = DeviceIdentification.lookup_device_by_identifier("]=")
assert %Devices{} = found
assert found.identifier == "]="
assert found.model
assert found.vendor
end
end
end