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# fa2json Test Plan
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## Overview
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A Node.js test runner (`test/test.mjs`) that exercises `fa2json` against a
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temporary ext4 filesystem on a loop device. The test produces a single
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pass/fail result and cleans up after itself unconditionally.
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Requires root (`fanotify` FID reporting and `mount` both need `CAP_SYS_ADMIN`).
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## Files
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| File | Purpose |
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| `test/test.mjs` | Test runner |
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| `Makefile` | `make test` target calls `sudo node test/test.mjs` |
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## Setup
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1. Create a temporary image file (`mktemp`)
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2. `dd` 10M of zeros into it
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3. `mkfs.ext4` the image
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4. `losetup --find --show` to attach it as a loop device
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5. `mount` the loop device to a temporary directory (`mktemp -d`)
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6. Spawn `fa2json <mountpoint>` as a child process
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7. Attach a `readline` interface to its stdout; parse each line as JSON and
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push into an event buffer
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## Teardown
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Runs unconditionally in a `finally` block:
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1. Kill the `fa2json` child process
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2. `umount <mountpoint>`
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3. `losetup -d <loopdev>`
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4. `rm` the image file
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5. `rmdir` the mount directory
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## Event Collection and the Marker Pattern
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`fa2json` runs continuously for the entire test. To associate events with
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specific operations, a marker file is used as a synchronisation barrier:
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1. Perform a filesystem operation
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2. Immediately `touch <mountpoint>/.marker_N` (where N is a counter)
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3. Wait until the event stream contains a CREATE event for `.marker_N`
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4. Collect all events since the previous marker — this batch belongs to the
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current operation
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5. Assert on the batch, then advance the counter
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If a marker event never arrives the test hangs, which indicates a failure at
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the fa2json level itself.
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## Path Handling
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`fa2json` emits full paths including the mount prefix
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(e.g. `/tmp/fa2json-mnt-XXXXX/dir_a/file.txt`). The runner strips this prefix
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so assertions work against a virtual root:
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```
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/tmp/fa2json-mnt-XXXXX/dir_a/file.txt → /dir_a/file.txt
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```
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## Fanotify Mask Constants
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Relevant flags (bitwise, check with `mask & FLAG`):
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| Constant | Value | Meaning |
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| `FAN_ATTRIB` | `0x4` | Metadata/attribute change |
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| `FAN_CLOSE_WRITE` | `0x8` | File closed after writing |
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| `FAN_CREATE` | `0x100` | File or directory created |
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| `FAN_DELETE` | `0x200` | File or directory deleted |
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| `FAN_RENAME` | `0x10000000` | Rename (has `old` and `new` fields) |
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| `FAN_ONDIR` | `0x40000000` | Event subject is a directory |
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## Operations and Expected Events
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Each row is one `doOp()` call. Events are matched by presence (not exact list)
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— extra events from ext4 internals are ignored.
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| Operation | Expected event(s) |
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| `mkdir /dir_a` | CREATE \| ONDIR, name `/dir_a` |
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| `touch /file_a.txt` | CREATE, name `/file_a.txt` |
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| `echo "content" >> /file_a.txt` | CLOSE_WRITE, name `/file_a.txt` |
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| `mkdir /dir_b` | CREATE \| ONDIR, name `/dir_b` |
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| `touch /dir_b/nested.txt` | CREATE, name `/dir_b/nested.txt` |
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| `mv /file_a.txt /file_b.txt` | RENAME, old `/file_a.txt`, new `/file_b.txt` |
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| `mv /dir_b /dir_a/dir_b_moved` | RENAME \| ONDIR, old `/dir_b`, new `/dir_a/dir_b_moved` |
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| `chmod 600 /file_b.txt` | ATTRIB, name `/file_b.txt` |
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| `touch -m /file_b.txt` | ATTRIB, name `/file_b.txt` |
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| `chmod 755 /dir_a` | ATTRIB \| ONDIR, name `/dir_a` |
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| `rm /file_b.txt` | DELETE, name `/file_b.txt` |
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| `rm /dir_a/dir_b_moved/nested.txt` | DELETE, name `/dir_a/dir_b_moved/nested.txt` |
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| `rmdir /dir_a/dir_b_moved` | DELETE \| ONDIR, name `/dir_a/dir_b_moved` |
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| `rmdir /dir_a` | DELETE \| ONDIR, name `/dir_a` |
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## Pass / Fail
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- All assertions pass → print summary, `process.exit(0)`
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- Any assertion throws → print the failing operation, the expected event, and
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the actual batch received, then `process.exit(1)`
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