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<head>
  <title>Test for 3rd party imported script and muted errors</title>
  <script src="/tests/SimpleTest/SimpleTest.js"></script>
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/tests/SimpleTest/test.css" />
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">

const workerURL = 'http://mochi.test:8888/tests/dom/workers/test/importScripts_3rdParty_worker.js';

const sameOriginBaseURL = 'http://mochi.test:8888/tests/dom/workers/test';
const crossOriginBaseURL = "https://example.com/tests/dom/workers/test";

const workerRelativeUrl = 'importScripts_3rdParty_worker.js';
const workerAbsoluteUrl = `${sameOriginBaseURL}/${workerRelativeUrl}`

/**
* This file tests cross-origin error muting in importScripts for workers.  In
* particular, we want to test:
* - The errors thrown by the parsing phase of importScripts().
* - The errors thrown by the top-level evaluation phase of importScripts().
* - If the error is reported to the parent's Worker binding, including through
*   nested workers, as well as the contents of the error.
* - For errors:
*   - What type of exception is reported?
*   - What fileName is reported on the exception?
*   - What are the contents of the stack on the exception?
*
* Relevant specs:
* - https:// style='color:red'>html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/webappapis.html#fetch-a-classic-worker-imported-script
* - https:// style='color:red'>html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/webappapis.html#creating-a-classic-script
*
* The situation and motivation for error muting is:
* - JS scripts are allowed to be loaded cross-origin without CORS for legacy
*   reasons.  If a script is cross-origin, its "muted errors" is set to true.
*   - The fetch will set the "use-URL-credentials" flag
*     https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#concept-request-use-url-credentials-flag
*     but will have the default "credentials" mode of "omit"
*     https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#concept-request-credentials-mode which
*     means that username/password will be propagated.
* - For legacy reasons, JS scripts aren't required to have an explicit JS MIME
*   type which allows attacks that attempt to load a known-non JS file as JS
*   in order to derive information from the errors or from side-effects to the
*   global for code that does parse and evaluate as legal JS.
**/

/**
  * - `sameOrigin`: Describes the exception we expect to see for a same-origin
  *   import.
  * - `crossOrigin`: Describes the exception we expect to see for a cross-origin
  *   import (from example.com while the worker is the mochitest origin).
  *
  * The exception fields are:
  * - `exceptionName`: The `name` of the Error object.
  * - `thrownFile`: Describes the filename we expect to see on the error:
  *   - `importing-worker-script`: The worker script that's doing the importing
  *     will be the source of the exception, not the imported script.
  *   - `imported-script-no-redirect`: The (absolute-ified) script as passed to
  *     importScript(s), regardless of any redirects that occur.
  *   - `post-redirect-imported-script`: The name of the actual URL that was
  *     loaded following any redirects.
  */
const scriptPermutations = [
  {
    name: 'Invalid script that generates a syntax error',
    script: 'invalid.js',
    sameOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'SyntaxError',
      thrownFile: 'post-redirect-imported-script',
      isDOMException: false,
      message: "expected expression, got end of script"
    },
    crossOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'NetworkError',
      thrownFile: 'importing-worker-script',
      isDOMException: true,
      code: DOMException.NETWORK_ERR,
      message: "A network error occurred."
    }
  },
  {
    name: 'Non-JS MIME Type',
    script: 'mime_type_is_csv.js',
    sameOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'NetworkError',
      thrownFile: 'importing-worker-script',
      isDOMException: true,
      code: DOMException.NETWORK_ERR,
      message: "A network error occurred."
    },
    crossOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'NetworkError',
      thrownFile: 'importing-worker-script',
      isDOMException: true,
      code: DOMException.NETWORK_ERR,
      message: "A network error occurred."
    }
  },
  {
    // What happens if the script is a 404?
    name: 'Nonexistent script',
    script: 'script_does_not_exist.js',
    sameOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'NetworkError',
      thrownFile: 'importing-worker-script',
      isDOMException: true,
      code: DOMException.NETWORK_ERR,
      message: "A network error occurred."
    },
    crossOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'NetworkError',
      thrownFile: 'importing-worker-script',
      isDOMException: true,
      code: DOMException.NETWORK_ERR,
      message: "A network error occurred."
    }
  },
  {
    name: 'Script that throws during toplevel execution',
    script: 'toplevel_throws.js',
    sameOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'Error',
      thrownFile: 'post-redirect-imported-script',
      isDOMException: false,
      message: "Toplevel-Throw-Payload",
    },
    crossOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'NetworkError',
      thrownFile: 'importing-worker-script',
      isDOMException: true,
      code: DOMException.NETWORK_ERR,
      message: "A network error occurred."
    }
  },
  {
    name: 'Script that exposes a method that throws',
    script: 'call_throws.js',
    sameOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'Error',
      thrownFile: 'post-redirect-imported-script',
      isDOMException: false,
      message: "Method-Throw-Payload"
    },
    crossOrigin: {
      exceptionName: 'Error',
      thrownFile: 'imported-script-no-redirect',
      isDOMException: false,
      message: "Method-Throw-Payload"
    }
  },
];

/**
* Special fields:
* - `transformScriptImport`: A function that takes the script name as input and
*   produces the actual path to use for import purposes, allowing the addition
*   of a redirect.
* - `expectedURLAfterRedirect`: A function that takes the script name as
*   input and produces the expected script name post-redirect (if there is a
*   redirect).  In particular, our `redirect_with_query_args.sjs` helper will
*   perform a same-origin redirect and append "?SECRET_DATA" onto the end of
*   the redirected URL at this time.
* - `partOfTheURLToNotExposeToJS`: A string snippet that is present in the
*   post-redirect contents that should absolutely not show up in the error's
*   stack if the redirect isn't exposed. This is a secondary check to the
*   result of expectedURLAfterRedirect.
*/
const urlPermutations = [
  {
    name: 'No Redirect',
    transformScriptImport: x => x,
    expectedURLAfterRedirect: x => x,
    // No redirect means nothing to be paranoid about.
    partOfTheURLToNotExposeToJS: null,
  },
  {
    name: 'Same-Origin Redirect With Query Args',
    // We mangle the script into uppercase and the redirector undoes this in
    // order to minimize the similarity of the pre-redirect and post-redirect
    // strings.
    transformScriptImport: x => `redirect_with_query_args.sjs?${x.toUpperCase()}`,
    expectedURLAfterRedirect: x => `${x}?SECRET_DATA`,
    // The redirect will add this when it formulates the redirected URL, and the
    // test wants to make sure this doesn't show up in filenames or stacks
    // unless the thrownFile is set to 'post-redirect-imported-script'.
    partOfTheURLToNotExposeToJS: 'SECRET_DATA',
  }
];
const nestedPermutations = [
  {
    name: 'Window Parent',
    nested: false,
  },
  {
    name: 'Worker Parent',
    nested: true,
  }
];

// NOTE: These implementations are copied from importScripts_3rdParty_worker.js
// for reasons of minimizing the number of calls to importScripts for
// debugging.
function normalizeError(err) {
  if (!err) {
    return null;
  }

  const isDOMException = "filename" in err;

  return {
    message: err.message,
    name: err.name,
    isDOMException,
    code: err.code,
    // normalize to fileName
    fileName: isDOMException ? err.filename : err.fileName,
    hasFileName: !!err.fileName,
    hasFilename: !!err.filename,
    lineNumber: err.lineNumber,
    columnNumber: err.columnNumber,
    stack: err.stack,
    stringified: err.toString(),
  };
}

function normalizeErrorEvent(event) {
  if (!event) {
    return null;
  }

  return {
    message: event.message,
    filename: event.filename,
    lineno: event.lineno,
    colno: event.colno,
    error: normalizeError(event.error),
    stringified: event.toString(),
  };
}
// End duplicated code.

/**
* Validate the received error against our expectations and provided context.
*
* For `expectation`, see the `scriptPermutations` doc-block which documents
* its `sameOrigin` and `crossOrigin` properties which are what we expect here.
*
* The `context` should include:
* - `workerUrl`: The absolute URL of the toplevel worker script that the worker
*   is running which is the code that calls `importScripts`.
* - `importUrl`: The absolute URL provided to the call to `importScripts`.
*   This is the pre-redirect URL if a redirect is involved.
* - `postRedirectUrl`: The same as `importUrl` unless a redirect is involved,
*   in which case this will be a different URL.
* - `isRedirected`: Boolean indicating whether a redirect was involved.  This
*   is a convenience variable that's derived from the above 2 URL's for now.
* - `shouldNotInclude`: Provided by the URL permutation, this is used to check
*   that post-redirect data does not creep into the exception unless the
*   expected `thrownFile` is `post-redirect-imported-script`.
*/
function checkError(label, expectation, context, err) {
  info(`## Checking error: ${JSON.stringify(err)}`);
  is(err.name, expectation.exceptionName,
     `${label}: Error name matches "${expectation.exceptionName}"?`);
  is(err.isDOMException, expectation.isDOMException,
     `${label}: Is a DOM Exception == ${expectation.isDOMException}?`);
  if (expectation.code) {
    is(err.code, expectation.code,
       `${label}: Code matches ${expectation.code}?`);
  }

  let expectedFile;
  switch (expectation.thrownFile) {
    case 'importing-worker-script':
      expectedFile = context.workerUrl;
      break;
    case 'imported-script-no-redirect':
      expectedFile = context.importUrl;
      break;
    case 'post-redirect-imported-script':
      expectedFile = context.postRedirectUrl;
      break;
    default:
      ok(false, `Unexpected thrownFile parameter: ${expectation.thrownFile}`);
      return;
  }

  is(err.fileName, expectedFile,
     `${label}: Filename from ${expectation.thrownFile} is ${expectedFile}`);

  let expMessage = expectation.message;
  if (typeof(expMessage) === "function") {
    expMessage = expectation.message(context);
  }
  is(err.message, expMessage,
      `${label}: Message is ${expMessage}`);

  // If this is a redirect and we expect the error to not be surfacing any
  // post-redirect information and there's a `shouldNotInclude` string, then
  // check to make sure it's not present.
  if (context.isRedirected && context.shouldNotInclude) {
    if (expectation.thrownFile !== 'post-redirect-imported-script') {
      ok(!err.stack.includes(context.shouldNotInclude),
        `${label}: Stack should not include ${context.shouldNotInclude}:\n${err.stack}`);
      ok(!err.stringified.includes(context.shouldNotInclude),
        `${label}: Stringified error should not include ${context.shouldNotInclude}:\n${err.stringified}`);
    } else if (expectation.exceptionName !== 'SyntaxError') {
      // We do expect the shouldNotInclude to be present for
      // 'post-redirect-imported-script' as long as the exception isn't a
      // SyntaxError.  SyntaxError stacks inherently do not include the filename
      // of the file with the syntax problem as a stack frame.
      ok(err.stack.includes(context.shouldNotInclude),
         `${label}: Stack should include ${context.shouldNotInclude}:\n${err.stack}`);
    }
  }
  let expStringified = `${err.name}: ${expMessage}`;
  is(err.stringified, expStringified,
    `${label}: Stringified error should be: ${expStringified}`);

  // Add some whitespace in our output.
  info("");
}

function checkErrorEvent(label, expectation, context, event, viaTask=false) {
  info(`## Checking error event: ${JSON.stringify(event)}`);

  let expectedFile;
  switch (expectation.thrownFile) {
    case 'importing-worker-script':
      expectedFile = context.workerUrl;
      break;
    case 'imported-script-no-redirect':
      expectedFile = context.importUrl;
      break;
    case 'post-redirect-imported-script':
      expectedFile = context.postRedirectUrl;
      break;
    default:
      ok(false, `Unexpected thrownFile parameter: ${expectation.thrownFile}`);
      return;
  }

  is(event.filename, expectedFile,
     `${label}: Filename from ${expectation.thrownFile} is ${expectedFile}`);

  let expMessage = expectation.message;
  if (typeof(expMessage) === "function") {
    expMessage = expectation.message(context);
  }
  // The error event message prepends the exception name to the Error's message.
  expMessage = `${expectation.exceptionName}: ${expMessage}`;

  is(event.message, expMessage,
      `${label}: Message is ${expMessage}`);

  // If this is a redirect and we expect the error to not be surfacing any
  // post-redirect information and there's a `shouldNotInclude` string, then
  // check to make sure it's not present.
  //
  // Note that `stringified` may not be present for the "onerror" case.
  if (context.isRedirected &&
      expectation.thrownFile !== 'post-redirect-imported-script' &&
      context.shouldNotInclude &&
      event.stringified) {
    ok(!event.stringified.includes(context.shouldNotInclude),
       `${label}: Stringified error should not include ${context.shouldNotInclude}:\n${event.stringified}`);
  }
  if (event.stringified) {
    is(event.stringified, "[object ErrorEvent]",
      `${label}: Stringified event should be "[object ErrorEvent]"`);
  }

  // If we received the error via a task queued because it was not handled in
  // the worker, then per
  // https:// style='color:red'>html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/workers.html#runtime-script-errors-2
  // the error will be null.
  if (viaTask) {
    is(event.error, null,
      `${label}: Error is null because it came from an HTML 10.2.5 task.`);
  } else {
    checkError(label, expectation, context, event.error);
  }
}

/**
* Helper to spawn a worker, postMessage it the given args, and return the
* worker's response payload and the first "error" received on the Worker
* binding by the time the message handler resolves.  The worker logic makes
* sure to delay its postMessage using setTimeout(0) so error events will always
* arrive before any message that is sent.
*
* If args includes a truthy `nested` value, then the `message` and
* `bindingErrorEvent` are as perceived by the parent worker.
*/
function asyncWorkerImport(args) {
  const worker = new Worker(workerRelativeUrl);
  const promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    // The first "error" received on the Worker binding.
    let firstErrorEvent = null;

    worker.onmessage = function(event) {
      let message = event.data;
      // For the nested case, unwrap and normalize things.
      if (args.nested) {
        firstErrorEvent = message.errorEvent;
        message = message.nestedMessage;
        // We need to re-set the argument to be nested because it was set to
        // false so that only a single level of nesting occurred.
        message.args.nested = true;
      }

      // Make sure the args we receive from the worker are the same as the ones
      // we sent.
      is(JSON.stringify(message.args), JSON.stringify(args),
         "Worker re-transmitted args match sent args.");

      resolve({
        message,
        bindingErrorEvent: firstErrorEvent
      });
      worker.terminate();
    };
    worker.onerror = function(event) {
      // We don't want this to bubble to the window and cause a test failure.
      event.preventDefault();

      if (firstErrorEvent) {
        ok(false, "Worker binding received more than one error");
        reject(new Error("multiple error events received"));
        return;
      }
      firstErrorEvent = normalizeErrorEvent(event);
    }
  });
  info("Sending args to worker: " + JSON.stringify(args));
  worker.postMessage(args);

  return promise;
}

function makeTestPermutations() {
  for (const urlPerm of urlPermutations) {
    for (const scriptPerm of scriptPermutations) {
      for (const nestedPerm of nestedPermutations) {
        const testName =
          `${nestedPerm.name}: ${urlPerm.name}: ${scriptPerm.name}`;
        const caseFunc = async () => {
          // Make the test name much more obvious when viewing logs.
          info(`#############################################################`);
          info(`### ${testName}`);
          let result, errorEvent;

          const scriptName = urlPerm.transformScriptImport(scriptPerm.script);
          const redirectedUrl = urlPerm.expectedURLAfterRedirect(scriptPerm.script);

          // ### Same-Origin Import
          // ## What does the error look like when caught?
          ({ message, bindingErrorEvent } = await asyncWorkerImport(
            {
              url: `${sameOriginBaseURL}/${scriptName}`,
              mode: "catch",
              nested: nestedPerm.nested,
            }));

          const sameOriginContext = {
            workerUrl: workerAbsoluteUrl,
            importUrl: message.args.url,
            postRedirectUrl: `${sameOriginBaseURL}/${redirectedUrl}`,
            isRedirected: message.args.url !== redirectedUrl,
            shouldNotInclude: urlPerm.partOfTheURLToNotExposeToJS,
          };

          checkError(
            `${testName}: Same-Origin Thrown`,
            scriptPerm.sameOrigin,
            sameOriginContext,
            message.error);

          // ## What does the error events look like when not caught?
          ({ message, bindingErrorEvent } = await asyncWorkerImport(
            {
              url: `${sameOriginBaseURL}/${scriptName}`,
              mode: "uncaught",
              nested: nestedPerm.nested,
            }));

          // The worker will have captured the error event twice, once via
          // onerror and once via an "error" event listener.  It will have not
          // invoked preventDefault(), so the worker's parent will also have
          // received a copy of the error event as well.
          checkErrorEvent(
            `${testName}: Same-Origin Worker global onerror handler`,
            scriptPerm.sameOrigin,
            sameOriginContext,
            message.onerrorEvent);
          checkErrorEvent(
            `${testName}: Same-Origin Worker global error listener`,
            scriptPerm.sameOrigin,
            sameOriginContext,
            message.listenerEvent);
          // Binding events
          checkErrorEvent(
            `${testName}: Same-Origin Parent binding onerror`,
            scriptPerm.sameOrigin,
            sameOriginContext,
            bindingErrorEvent, "via-task");

          // ### Cross-Origin Import
          // ## What does the error look like when caught?
          ({ message, bindingErrorEvent } = await asyncWorkerImport(
            {
              url: `${crossOriginBaseURL}/${scriptName}`,
              mode: "catch",
              nested: nestedPerm.nested,
            }));

          const crossOriginContext = {
            workerUrl: workerAbsoluteUrl,
            importUrl: message.args.url,
            postRedirectUrl: `${crossOriginBaseURL}/${redirectedUrl}`,
            isRedirected: message.args.url !== redirectedUrl,
            shouldNotInclude: urlPerm.partOfTheURLToNotExposeToJS,
          };

          checkError(
            `${testName}: Cross-Origin Thrown`,
            scriptPerm.crossOrigin,
            crossOriginContext,
            message.error);

          // ## What does the error events look like when not caught?
          ({ message, bindingErrorEvent } = await asyncWorkerImport(
            {
              url: `${crossOriginBaseURL}/${scriptName}`,
              mode: "uncaught",
              nested: nestedPerm.nested,
            }));

          // The worker will have captured the error event twice, once via
          // onerror and once via an "error" event listener.  It will have not
          // invoked preventDefault(), so the worker's parent will also have
          // received a copy of the error event as well.
          checkErrorEvent(
            `${testName}: Cross-Origin Worker global onerror handler`,
            scriptPerm.crossOrigin,
            crossOriginContext,
            message.onerrorEvent);
          checkErrorEvent(
            `${testName}: Cross-Origin Worker global error listener`,
            scriptPerm.crossOrigin,
            crossOriginContext,
            message.listenerEvent);
          // Binding events
          checkErrorEvent(
            `${testName}: Cross-Origin Parent binding onerror`,
            scriptPerm.crossOrigin,
            crossOriginContext,
            bindingErrorEvent, "via-task");
        };

        // The mochitest framework uses the name of the caseFunc, which by default
        // will be inferred and set on the configurable `name` property.  It's not
        // writable though, so we need to clobber the property.  Devtools will
        // xray through this name but this works for the test framework.
        Object.defineProperty(
          caseFunc,
          'name',
          {
            value: testName,
            writable: false
          });
        add_task(caseFunc);
      }
    }
  }
}
makeTestPermutations();
</script>
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