matrix_sdk_test::test_json::keys_query_sets

Struct KeyDistributionTestData

pub struct KeyDistributionTestData {}

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This set of keys/query response was generated using a local synapse.

The current user is @me:localhost, the private part of the cross-signing keys have been exported using the console with the following snippet: await mxMatrixClientPeg.get().getCrypto(). olmMachine.exportCrossSigningKeys().

They are imported in the test here in order to verify user signatures.

@me:localhost is the current user mxId.
@dan:localhost is a user with cross-signing enabled, with 2 devices. One device (JHPUERYQUW) is self signed by @dan, but not the other one (FRGNMZVOKA). @me has verified @dan, can be seen because @dan master key has a signature by @me ssk
@dave is a user that has not enabled cross-signing. And has one device (HVCXJTHMBM).
@good is a user with cross-signing enabled, with 2 devices. The 2 devices are properly signed by @good (i.e were self-verified by @good)

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impl KeyDistributionTestData

pub const MASTER_KEY_PRIVATE_EXPORT: &'static str = "9kquJqAtEUoTXljh5W2QSsCm4FH9WvWzIkDkIMUsM2k"

pub const SELF_SIGNING_KEY_PRIVATE_EXPORT: &'static str = "QifnGfudByh/GpBgJYEMzq7/DGbp6fZjp58faQj3n1M"

pub const USER_SIGNING_KEY_PRIVATE_EXPORT: &'static str = "zQSosK46giUFs2ACsaf32bA7drcIXbmViyEt+TLfloI"

pub fn me_private_user_signing_key() -> Ed25519SecretKey

Current user’s private user-signing key, as an Ed25519SecretKey.

pub fn me_keys_query_response() -> KeyQueryResponse

Current user keys query response containing the cross-signing keys

pub fn dan_keys_query_response() -> KeyQueryResponse

Dan has cross-signing set up; one device is cross-signed (JHPUERYQUW), but not the other one (FRGNMZVOKA).

@dan’s identity is signed by @me’s identity (Alice trusts Dan).

pub fn dan_keys_query_response_device_loggedout() -> KeyQueryResponse

Same as dan_keys_query_response but FRGNMZVOKA was removed.

pub fn dave_keys_query_response() -> KeyQueryResponse

Dave is a user that has not enabled cross-signing

pub fn good_keys_query_response() -> KeyQueryResponse

Good is a user that has all his devices correctly cross-signed

pub fn me_id() -> &'static UserId

pub fn me_device_id() -> &'static DeviceId

pub fn dan_unsigned_device_id() -> &'static DeviceId

pub fn dan_signed_device_id() -> &'static DeviceId

pub fn dave_device_id() -> &'static DeviceId

pub fn dan_id() -> &'static UserId

pub fn dave_id() -> &'static UserId

pub fn good_id() -> &'static UserId

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impl Freeze for KeyDistributionTestData

impl RefUnwindSafe for KeyDistributionTestData

impl Send for KeyDistributionTestData

impl Sync for KeyDistributionTestData

impl Unpin for KeyDistributionTestData

impl UnwindSafe for KeyDistributionTestData

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