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<title>Test clients.get(resultingClientId)</title>
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const scope = "resources/";
let worker;

// Setup. Keep this as the first promise_test.
promise_test(async (t) => {
  const registration = await service_worker_unregister_and_register(
      t, 'resources/get-resultingClientId-worker.js',
      scope);
  worker = registration.installing;
  await wait_for_state(t, worker, 'activated');
}, 'global setup');

// Sends |command| to the worker and returns a promise that resolves to its
// response. There should only be one inflight command at a time.
async function sendCommand(command) {
  const saw_message = new Promise((resolve) => {
    navigator.serviceWorker.onmessage = (event) => {
      resolve(event.data);
    };
  });
  worker.postMessage(command);
  return saw_message;
}

// Wrapper for 'startTest' command. Tells the worker a test is starting,
// so it resets state and keeps itself alive until 'finishTest'.
async function startTest(t) {
  const result = await sendCommand({command: 'startTest'});
  assert_equals(result, 'ok', 'startTest');

  t.add_cleanup(async () => {
    return finishTest();
  });
}

// Wrapper for 'finishTest' command.
async function finishTest() {
  const result = await sendCommand({command: 'finishTest'});
  assert_equals(result, 'ok', 'finishTest');
}

// Wrapper for 'getResultingClient' command. Tells the worker to return
// clients.get(event.resultingClientId) for the navigation that occurs
// during this test.
//
// The return value describes how clients.get() settled. It also includes
// |queriedId| which is the id passed to clients.get() (the resultingClientId
// in this case).
//
// Example value:
// {
//   queriedId: 'abc',
//   promiseState: fulfilled,
//   promiseValue: client,
//   client: {
//     id: 'abc',
//     url: '//example.com/client'
//   }
// }
async function getResultingClient() {
  return sendCommand({command: 'getResultingClient'});
}

// Wrapper for 'getClient' command. Tells the worker to return
// clients.get(|id|). The return value is as in the getResultingClient()
// documentation.
async function getClient(id) {
  return sendCommand({command: 'getClient', id: id});
}

// Navigates to |url|. Returns the result of clients.get() on the
// resultingClientId.
async function navigateAndGetResultingClient(t, url) {
  const resultPromise = getResultingClient();
  const frame = await with_iframe(url);
  t.add_cleanup(() => {
    frame.remove();
  });
  const result = await resultPromise;
  const resultingClientId = result.queriedId;

  // First test clients.get(event.resultingClientId) inside the fetch event. The
  // behavior of this is subtle due to the use of iframes and about:blank
  // replacement. The spec probably requires that it resolve to the original
  // about:blank client, and that later that client should be discarded after
  // load if the load was to another origin. Implementations might differ. For
  // now, this test just asserts that the promise resolves. See
  // https://github.com/w3c/ServiceWorker/issues/1385.
  assert_equals(result.promiseState, 'fulfilled',
                'get(event.resultingClientId) in the fetch event should fulfill');

  // Test clients.get() on the previous resultingClientId again. By this
  // time the load finished, so it's more straightforward how this promise
  // should settle. Return the result of this promise.
  return await getClient(resultingClientId);
}

// Test get(resultingClientId) in the basic same-origin case.
promise_test(async (t) => {
  await startTest(t);

  const url = new URL('resources/empty.html', window.location);
  const result = await navigateAndGetResultingClient(t, url);
  assert_equals(result.promiseState, 'fulfilled', 'promiseState');
  assert_equals(result.promiseValue, 'client', 'promiseValue');
  assert_equals(result.client.url, url.href, 'client.url',);
  assert_equals(result.client.id, result.queriedId, 'client.id');
}, 'get(resultingClientId) for same-origin document');

// Test get(resultingClientId) when the response redirects to another origin.
promise_test(async (t) => {
  await startTest(t);

  // Navigate to a URL that redirects to another origin.
  const base_url = new URL('.', window.location);
  const host_info = get_host_info();
  const other_origin_url = new URL(base_url.pathname + 'resources/empty.html',
                                   host_info['HTTPS_REMOTE_ORIGIN']);
  const url = new URL('resources/empty.html', window.location);
  const pipe = `status(302)|header(Location, ${other_origin_url})`;
  url.searchParams.set('pipe', pipe);

  // The original reserved client should have been discarded on cross-origin
  // redirect.
  const result = await navigateAndGetResultingClient(t, url);
  assert_equals(result.promiseState, 'fulfilled', 'promiseState');
  assert_equals(result.promiseValue, 'undefinedValue', 'promiseValue');
}, 'get(resultingClientId) on cross-origin redirect');

// Test get(resultingClientId) when the document is sandboxed to a unique
// origin using a CSP HTTP response header.
promise_test(async (t) => {
  await startTest(t);

  // Navigate to a URL that has CSP sandboxing set in the HTTP response header.
  const url = new URL('resources/empty.html', window.location);
  const pipe = 'header(Content-Security-Policy, sandbox)';
  url.searchParams.set('pipe', pipe);

  // The original reserved client should have been discarded upon loading
  // the sandboxed document.
  const result = await navigateAndGetResultingClient(t, url);
  assert_equals(result.promiseState, 'fulfilled', 'promiseState');
  assert_equals(result.promiseValue, 'undefinedValue', 'promiseValue');
}, 'get(resultingClientId) for document sandboxed by CSP header');

// Test get(resultingClientId) when the document is sandboxed with
// allow-same-origin.
promise_test(async (t) => {
  await startTest(t);

  // Navigate to a URL that has CSP sandboxing set in the HTTP response header.
  const url = new URL('resources/empty.html', window.location);
  const pipe = 'header(Content-Security-Policy, sandbox allow-same-origin)';
  url.searchParams.set('pipe', pipe);

  // The client should be the original reserved client, as it's same-origin.
  const result = await navigateAndGetResultingClient(t, url);
  assert_equals(result.promiseState, 'fulfilled', 'promiseState');
  assert_equals(result.promiseValue, 'client', 'promiseValue');
  assert_equals(result.client.url, url.href, 'client.url',);
  assert_equals(result.client.id, result.queriedId, 'client.id');
}, 'get(resultingClientId) for document sandboxed by CSP header with allow-same-origin');

// Cleanup. Keep this as the last promise_test.
promise_test(async (t) => {
  return service_worker_unregister(t, scope);
}, 'global cleanup');
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