Test coverage

[JohnMcLear]

Here I am going to outline what the test coverage will be,.

1. Install ep_hash_auth
2. Set some user details by creating a hash file (should include admin and user)
3. Using request try to auth against /admin with them set (test for failure and success)

Rinse and repeat test with hash coming from within settings.json (and not from the file system)

The new users blob will look like this:

"users": {
  "admin": {"is_admin": true, "hash": "$2a$10$WQ/wvL2pzJlIgCP719JnLOr0zpsYpWWjT3yQdVq37XlfbV6DJaHCy" },
  "user": {"is_admin": false, "hash": "$2a$10$TQrVqy4eRpG7Kde7Sfl8..eycP3Bc/K.2vlDFY1u9C0Stl24.8V3G" }
}

admin has the password of password and user as password2

The file system will be a bit more involved with a settings blob of

  "ep_hash_auth": {
    "hash_typ": "sha512",
    "hash_dig": "hex",
    "hash_dir": "/var/etherpad/users",
    "hash_ext": "/.hash",
    "hash_adm": false,
    "displayname_ext": "/.displayname"
  },

then we will have to create the folder structure and create

/var/etherpad/users/admin/.hash

and

/var/etherpad/users/user/.hash

/var/etherpad/users/admin/.hash

with each .hash file containing the hash of each user.

[JohnMcLear]

I wrote an example test that works that can be used for reference :)