test_3_0_ldp.py

import hashlib
import pdb
import pytest

from base64 import b64encode
from datetime import timedelta
from hashlib import sha1, sha256, blake2b
from uuid import uuid4
from werkzeug.http import http_date

import arrow
import requests

from flask import g
from rdflib import Graph
from rdflib.compare import isomorphic
from rdflib.namespace import RDF
from rdflib.term import Literal, URIRef

from lakesuperior import env
from lakesuperior.dictionaries.namespaces import ns_collection as nsc
from lakesuperior.model.ldp.ldpr import Ldpr

from lakesuperior.util import toolbox

digest_algo = env.app_globals.config['application']['uuid']['algo']


@pytest.fixture(scope='module')
def random_uuid():
    return str(uuid4())


@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
@pytest.mark.usefixtures('db')
class TestLdp:
    """
    Test HTTP interaction with LDP endpoint.
    """
    def test_get_root_node(self):
        """
        Get the root node from two different endpoints.

        The test triplestore must be initialized, hence the `db` fixture.
        """
        ldp_resp = self.client.get('/ldp')
        rest_resp = self.client.get('/rest')

        assert ldp_resp.status_code == 200
        assert rest_resp.status_code == 200


    def test_put_empty_ldpr(self):
        """
        Check response headers for a PUT operation with empty payload.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/empty-{uuid4()}'
        rsp = self.client.put(url)
        assert rsp.status_code == 201
        assert rsp.data == bytes(url.replace('/ldp', g.webroot), 'utf-8')


    def test_put_empty_ldpnr(self):
        """
        Check response headers for a PUT operation with empty payload.

        Without specifying a MIME type, an LDP-NR should be created.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/empty-{uuid4()}'
        rsp = self.client.put(url)

        get_rsp = self.client.get(url)

        assert 'application/octet-stream' in get_rsp.content_type
        assert (
                '<http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp#NonRDFSource>;rel="type"'
                in get_rsp.headers.get_all('link'))


    def test_put_empty_ldprs(self):
        """
        Check response headers for a PUT operation with empty payload.

        Specify MIME type to force LDPC creation.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/empty-{uuid4()}'
        rsp = self.client.put(url, content_type='text/turtle')

        get_rsp = self.client.get(url)

        assert 'text/turtle' in get_rsp.content_type
        assert (
                '<http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp#RDFSource>;rel="type"'
                in get_rsp.headers.get_all('link'))


    def test_put_existing_ldpnr_empty(self):
        """
        Trying to PUT an existing LDP-NR should return a 204 if the LDP
        interaction type is the same.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/overwrite-{uuid4()}'
        self.client.put(url)

        put2_resp = self.client.put(url)
        assert put2_resp.status_code == 204


    def test_put_existing_ldprs_empty(self):
        """
        Trying to PUT an existing LDP-RS should return a 204 if the LDP
        interaction type is the same.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/overwrite-{uuid4()}'
        self.client.put(url, content_type='text/turtle')

        put2_resp = self.client.put(url, content_type='text/turtle')
        with open('tests/data/marcel_duchamp_single_subject.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            put2_resp = self.client.put(
                    url, data=f, content_type='text/turtle')
        assert put2_resp.status_code == 204


    def test_put_existing_ldpnr_conflict(self):
        """
        Trying to PUT an existing LDP-RS should return a 415 if the LDP
        interaction type is different.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/overwrite-{uuid4()}'
        put1_resp = self.client.put(url)
        assert put1_resp.status_code == 201

        with open('tests/data/marcel_duchamp_single_subject.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            put2_resp = self.client.put(
                    url, data=f, content_type='text/turtle')
        assert put2_resp.status_code == 415


    def test_put_existing_ldpnr_conflict(self):
        """
        Trying to PUT an existing LDP-RS should return a 415 if the LDP
        interaction type is different.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/overwrite-{uuid4()}'
        put1_resp = self.client.put(url, content_type='text/turtle')

        put2_resp = self.client.put(url, data=b'hello')
        assert put2_resp.status_code == 415


    def test_put_force_ldpnr(self):
        """
        Test forcing LDP-NR creation even with an RDF content type.
        """
        url = f'/ldp/force_ldpnr-{uuid4()}'
        with open('tests/data/marcel_duchamp_single_subject.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            rsp = self.client.put(
                    url, data=f, content_type='text/turtle',
                    headers={
                        'link': '<http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp#NonRDFSource>;rel="type"'
                    })
            f.seek(0)
            data = f.read()

        get_rsp = self.client.get(url)

        assert 'text/turtle' in get_rsp.content_type
        assert (
                '<http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp#NonRDFSource>;rel="type"'
                in get_rsp.headers.get_all('link'))
        assert get_rsp.data == data



    def test_put_tree(self, client):
        """
        PUT a resource with several path segments.

        The test should create intermediate path segments that are LDPCs,
        accessible to PUT or POST.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_tree/a/b/c/d/e/f/g'
        self.client.put(path)

        assert self.client.get(path).status_code == 200
        assert self.client.get('/ldp/test_tree/a/b/c').status_code == 200

        assert self.client.post(
                '/ldp/test_tree/a/b',
                content_type='text/turtle').status_code == 201
        with open('tests/data/marcel_duchamp_single_subject.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            put_int_resp = self.client.put(
                    'ldp/test_tree/a', data=f, content_type='text/turtle')
        assert put_int_resp.status_code == 204
        # @TODO More thorough testing of contents


    def test_put_nested_tree(self, client):
        """
        Verify that containment is set correctly in nested hierarchies.

        First put a new hierarchy and verify that the root node is its
        container; then put another hierarchy under it and verify that the
        first hierarchy is the container of the second one.
        """
        uuid1 = 'test_nested_tree/a/b/c/d'
        uuid2 = uuid1 + '/e/f/g'
        path1 = '/ldp/' + uuid1
        path2 = '/ldp/' + uuid2

        self.client.put(path1, content_type='text/turtle')

        cont1_data = self.client.get('/ldp').data
        gr1 = Graph().parse(data=cont1_data, format='turtle')
        assert gr1[ URIRef(g.webroot + '/') : nsc['ldp'].contains : \
                URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_nested_tree') ]

        self.client.put(path2, content_type='text/turtle')

        cont2_data = self.client.get(path1).data
        gr2 = Graph().parse(data=cont2_data, format='turtle')
        assert gr2[ URIRef(g.webroot + '/' + uuid1) : \
                nsc['ldp'].contains : \
                URIRef(g.webroot + '/' + uuid1 + '/e') ]


    def test_put_ldp_rs(self, client):
        """
        PUT a resource with RDF payload and verify.
        """
        with open('tests/data/marcel_duchamp_single_subject.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            self.client.put('/ldp/ldprs01', data=f, content_type='text/turtle')

        resp = self.client.get('/ldp/ldprs01',
                headers={'accept' : 'text/turtle'})
        assert resp.status_code == 200

        gr = Graph().parse(data=resp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert URIRef('http://vocab.getty.edu/ontology#Subject') in \
                gr.objects(None, RDF.type)


    def test_put_ldp_nr(self, rnd_img):
        """
        PUT a resource with binary payload and verify checksums.
        """
        rnd_img['content'].seek(0)
        resp = self.client.put('/ldp/ldpnr01', data=rnd_img['content'],
                headers={
                    'Content-Type': 'image/png',
                    'Content-Disposition' : 'attachment; filename={}'.format(
                    rnd_img['filename'])})
        assert resp.status_code == 201

        resp = self.client.get(
                '/ldp/ldpnr01', headers={'accept' : 'image/png'})
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert sha1(resp.data).hexdigest() == rnd_img['hash']


    def test_put_ldp_nr_multipart(self, rnd_img):
        """
        PUT a resource with a multipart/form-data payload.
        """
        rnd_img['content'].seek(0)
        resp = self.client.put(
            '/ldp/ldpnr02',
            data={
                'file': (
                    rnd_img['content'], rnd_img['filename'],
                    'image/png',
                )
            }
        )
        assert resp.status_code == 201

        resp = self.client.get(
                '/ldp/ldpnr02', headers={'accept' : 'image/png'})
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert sha1(resp.data).hexdigest() == rnd_img['hash']


    def test_get_ldp_nr(self, rnd_img):
        """
        PUT a resource with binary payload and test various retieval methods.
        """
        uid = '/ldpnr03'
        path = '/ldp' + uid
        content = b'This is some exciting content.'
        resp = self.client.put(path, data=content,
                headers={
                    'Content-Type': 'text/plain',
                    'Content-Disposition' : 'attachment; filename=exciting.txt'})
        assert resp.status_code == 201
        uri = g.webroot + uid

        # Content retrieval methods.
        resp_bin1 = self.client.get(path)
        assert resp_bin1.status_code == 200
        assert resp_bin1.data == content

        resp_bin2 = self.client.get(path, headers={'accept' : 'text/plain'})
        assert resp_bin2.status_code == 200
        assert resp_bin2.data == content

        resp_bin3 = self.client.get(path + '/fcr:content')
        assert resp_bin3.status_code == 200
        assert resp_bin3.data == content

        # Metadata retrieval methods.
        resp_md1 = self.client.get(path, headers={'accept' : 'text/turtle'})
        assert resp_md1.status_code == 200
        gr1 = Graph().parse(data=resp_md1.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert gr1[ URIRef(uri) : nsc['rdf'].type : nsc['ldp'].Resource]

        resp_md2 = self.client.get(path + '/fcr:metadata')
        assert resp_md2.status_code == 200
        gr2 = Graph().parse(data=resp_md2.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert isomorphic(gr1, gr2)


    def test_put_ldprs_invalid_rdf(self):
        """
        Verify that PUTting invalid RDF body returns HTTP 400.

        However, when forcing LDP-RS, invalid RDF is always accepted.
        """
        from lakesuperior.endpoints.ldp import rdf_serializable_mimetypes

        rdfstr = b'This is valid RDF because it ends with a period.'
        for mt in rdf_serializable_mimetypes:
            rsp_notok = self.client.put(
                    f'/ldp/{uuid4()}', data=rdfstr, content_type=mt)
            assert rsp_notok.status_code == 400

            rsp_ok = self.client.put(
                f'/ldp/{uuid4()}', data=rdfstr, content_type=mt,
                headers={
                    'link': '<http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp#NonRDFSource>;rel="type"'
                }
            )
            assert rsp_ok.status_code == 201


    def test_post_ldprs_invalid_rdf(self):
        """
        Verify that POSTing invalid RDF body returns HTTP 400.

        However, when forcing LDP-RS, invalid RDF is always accepted.
        """
        from lakesuperior.endpoints.ldp import rdf_serializable_mimetypes

        rdfstr = b'This is valid RDF because it ends with a period.'
        for mt in rdf_serializable_mimetypes:
            rsp_notok = self.client.post(
                    f'/ldp', data=rdfstr, content_type=mt)
            assert rsp_notok.status_code == 400

            rsp_ok = self.client.post(
                f'/ldp', data=rdfstr, content_type=mt,
                headers={
                    'link': '<http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp#NonRDFSource>;rel="type"'
                }
            )
            assert rsp_ok.status_code == 201


    def test_metadata_describe_header(self):
        """
        Verify that a "describe" Link header is presented for LDP-NR metadata.
        """
        uid = f'/{uuid4()}'
        self.client.put(f'/ldp{uid}', data=b'ciao')

        md_rsp = self.client.get(f'/ldp{uid}/fcr:metadata')
        assert (
                f'<{g.tbox.uid_to_uri(uid)}>; rel=describes'
                in md_rsp.headers.get_all('Link'))


    def test_put_mismatched_ldp_rs(self, rnd_img):
        """
        Verify MIME type / LDP mismatch.
        PUT a LDP-RS, then PUT a LDP-NR on the same location and verify it
        fails.
        """
        path = '/ldp/' + str(uuid4())

        rnd_img['content'].seek(0)
        ldp_nr_resp = self.client.put(path, data=rnd_img['content'],
                headers={
                    'Content-Disposition' : 'attachment; filename={}'.format(
                    rnd_img['filename'])})

        assert ldp_nr_resp.status_code == 201

        with open('tests/data/marcel_duchamp_single_subject.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            ldp_rs_resp = self.client.put(path, data=f,
                    content_type='text/turtle')

        assert ldp_rs_resp.status_code == 415


    def test_put_mismatched_ldp_nr(self, rnd_img):
        """
        Verify MIME type / LDP mismatch.
        PUT a LDP-NR, then PUT a LDP-RS on the same location and verify it
        fails.
        """
        path = '/ldp/' + str(uuid4())

        with open('tests/data/marcel_duchamp_single_subject.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            ldp_rs_resp = self.client.put(path, data=f,
                    content_type='text/turtle')

        assert ldp_rs_resp.status_code == 201

        rnd_img['content'].seek(0)
        ldp_nr_resp = self.client.put(path, data=rnd_img['content'],
                headers={
                    'Content-Disposition' : 'attachment; filename={}'.format(
                    rnd_img['filename'])})

        assert ldp_nr_resp.status_code == 415


    def test_missing_reference(self, client):
        """
        PUT a resource with RDF payload referencing a non-existing in-repo
        resource.
        """
        self.client.get('/ldp')
        data = '''
        PREFIX ns: <http://example.org#>
        PREFIX res: <http://example-source.org/res/>
        <> ns:p1 res:bogus ;
          ns:p2 <{0}> ;
          ns:p3 <{0}/> ;
          ns:p4 <{0}/nonexistent> .
        '''.format(g.webroot)
        put_rsp = self.client.put('/ldp/test_missing_ref', data=data, headers={
            'content-type': 'text/turtle'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 201

        resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_missing_ref',
                headers={'accept' : 'text/turtle'})
        assert resp.status_code == 200

        gr = Graph().parse(data=resp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert URIRef('http://example-source.org/res/bogus') in \
                gr.objects(None, URIRef('http://example.org#p1'))
        assert URIRef(g.webroot + '/') in (
                gr.objects(None, URIRef('http://example.org#p2')))
        assert URIRef(g.webroot + '/') in (
                gr.objects(None, URIRef('http://example.org#p3')))
        assert URIRef(g.webroot + '/nonexistent') not in (
                gr.objects(None, URIRef('http://example.org#p4')))


    def test_post_resource(self, client):
        """
        Check response headers for a POST operation with empty payload.
        """
        res = self.client.post('/ldp/')
        assert res.status_code == 201
        assert 'Location' in res.headers


    def test_post_ldp_nr(self, rnd_img):
        """
        POST a resource with binary payload and verify checksums.
        """
        rnd_img['content'].seek(0)
        resp = self.client.post('/ldp/', data=rnd_img['content'],
                headers={
                    'slug': 'ldpnr04',
                    'Content-Type': 'image/png',
                    'Content-Disposition' : 'attachment; filename={}'.format(
                    rnd_img['filename'])})
        assert resp.status_code == 201

        resp = self.client.get(
                '/ldp/ldpnr04', headers={'accept' : 'image/png'})
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert sha1(resp.data).hexdigest() == rnd_img['hash']


    def test_post_slug(self):
        """
        Verify that a POST with slug results in the expected URI only if the
        resource does not exist already.
        """
        slug01_resp = self.client.post('/ldp', headers={'slug' : 'slug01'})
        assert slug01_resp.status_code == 201
        assert slug01_resp.headers['location'] == \
                g.webroot + '/slug01'

        slug02_resp = self.client.post('/ldp', headers={'slug' : 'slug01'})
        assert slug02_resp.status_code == 201
        assert slug02_resp.headers['location'] != \
                g.webroot + '/slug01'


    def test_post_404(self):
        """
        Verify that a POST to a non-existing parent results in a 404.
        """
        assert self.client.post('/ldp/{}'.format(uuid4()))\
                .status_code == 404


    def test_post_409(self, rnd_img):
        """
        Verify that you cannot POST to a binary resource.
        """
        rnd_img['content'].seek(0)
        self.client.put('/ldp/post_409', data=rnd_img['content'], headers={
                'Content-Disposition' : 'attachment; filename={}'.format(
                rnd_img['filename'])})
        assert self.client.post('/ldp/post_409').status_code == 409


    def test_patch_root(self):
        """
        Test patching root node.
        """
        path = '/ldp/'
        self.client.get(path)
        uri = g.webroot + '/'

        with open('tests/data/sparql_update/simple_insert.sparql') as data:
            resp = self.client.patch(path,
                    data=data,
                    headers={'content-type' : 'application/sparql-update'})

        assert resp.status_code == 204

        resp = self.client.get(path)
        gr = Graph().parse(data=resp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert gr[ URIRef(uri) : nsc['dc'].title : Literal('Hello') ]


    def test_patch(self):
        """
        Test patching a resource.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_patch01'
        self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle')

        uri = g.webroot + '/test_patch01'

        with open('tests/data/sparql_update/simple_insert.sparql') as data:
            resp = self.client.patch(path,
                    data=data,
                    headers={'content-type' : 'application/sparql-update'})

        assert resp.status_code == 204

        resp = self.client.get(path)
        gr = Graph().parse(data=resp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert gr[ URIRef(uri) : nsc['dc'].title : Literal('Hello') ]

        self.client.patch(path,
                data=open('tests/data/sparql_update/delete+insert+where.sparql'),
                headers={'content-type' : 'application/sparql-update'})

        resp = self.client.get(path)
        gr = Graph().parse(data=resp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert gr[ URIRef(uri) : nsc['dc'].title : Literal('Ciao') ]


    def test_patch_no_single_subject(self):
        """
        Test patching a resource violating the single-subject rule.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_patch_ssr'
        self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle')

        uri = g.webroot + '/test_patch_ssr'

        nossr_qry = 'INSERT { <http://bogus.org> a <urn:ns:A> . } WHERE {}'
        abs_qry = 'INSERT {{ <{}> a <urn:ns:A> . }} WHERE {{}}'.format(uri)
        frag_qry = 'INSERT {{ <{}#frag> a <urn:ns:A> . }} WHERE {{}}'\
                .format(uri)

        # @TODO Leave commented until a decision is made about SSR.
        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=nossr_qry,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=abs_qry,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=frag_qry,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 204


    def test_patch_ldp_nr_metadata(self):
        """
        Test patching a LDP-NR metadata resource from the fcr:metadata URI.
        """
        path = '/ldp/ldpnr01'

        with open('tests/data/sparql_update/simple_insert.sparql') as data:
            self.client.patch(path + '/fcr:metadata',
                    data=data,
                    headers={'content-type' : 'application/sparql-update'})

        resp = self.client.get(path + '/fcr:metadata')
        assert resp.status_code == 200

        uri = g.webroot + '/ldpnr01'
        gr = Graph().parse(data=resp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert gr[URIRef(uri) : nsc['dc'].title : Literal('Hello')]

        with open(
                'tests/data/sparql_update/delete+insert+where.sparql') as data:
            patch_resp = self.client.patch(path + '/fcr:metadata',
                    data=data,
                    headers={'content-type' : 'application/sparql-update'})
        assert patch_resp.status_code == 204

        resp = self.client.get(path + '/fcr:metadata')
        assert resp.status_code == 200

        gr = Graph().parse(data=resp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert gr[ URIRef(uri) : nsc['dc'].title : Literal('Ciao') ]


    def test_patch_ldpnr(self):
        """
        Verify that a direct PATCH to a LDP-NR results in a 415.
        """
        with open(
                'tests/data/sparql_update/delete+insert+where.sparql') as data:
            patch_resp = self.client.patch('/ldp/ldpnr01',
                    data=data,
                    headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'})
        assert patch_resp.status_code == 415


    def test_patch_invalid_mimetype(self, rnd_img):
        """
        Verify that a PATCH using anything other than an
        `application/sparql-update` MIME type results in an error.
        """
        self.client.put(
                '/ldp/test_patch_invalid_mimetype', content_type='text/turtle')
        rnd_img['content'].seek(0)
        ldpnr_resp = self.client.patch('/ldp/ldpnr01/fcr:metadata',
                data=rnd_img,
                headers={'content-type' : 'image/jpeg'})

        ldprs_resp = self.client.patch('/ldp/test_patch_invalid_mimetype',
                data=b'Hello, I\'m not a SPARQL update.',
                headers={'content-type' : 'text/plain'})

        assert ldprs_resp.status_code == ldpnr_resp.status_code == 415


    def test_patch_srv_mgd_pred(self, rnd_img):
        """
        Verify that adding or removing a server-managed predicate fails.
        """
        uid = '/test_patch_sm_pred'
        path = f'/ldp{uid}'
        self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle')
        self.client.put(path + '/child1', content_type='text/turtle')

        uri = g.webroot + uid

        ins_qry1 = f'INSERT {{ <> <{nsc["ldp"].contains}> <http://bogus.com/ext1> . }} WHERE {{}}'
        ins_qry2 = (
            f'INSERT {{ <> <{nsc["fcrepo"].created}>'
            f'"2019-04-01T05:57:36.899033+00:00"^^<{nsc["xsd"].dateTime}> . }}'
            'WHERE {}'
        )
        # The following won't change the graph so it does not raise an error.
        ins_qry3 = f'INSERT {{ <> a <{nsc["ldp"].Container}> . }} WHERE {{}}'
        del_qry1 = (
            f'DELETE {{ <> <{nsc["ldp"].contains}> ?o . }} '
            f'WHERE {{ <> <{nsc["ldp"].contains}> ?o . }}'
        )
        del_qry2 = f'DELETE {{ <> a <{nsc["ldp"].Container}> . }} WHERE {{}}'
        # No-op as ins_qry3
        del_qry3 = (
            f'DELETE {{ <> a <{nsc["ldp"].DirectContainer}> .}} '
            'WHERE {}'
        )

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=ins_qry1,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 412

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=ins_qry1,
            headers={
                'content-type': 'application/sparql-update',
                'prefer': 'handling=lenient',
            }
        ).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=ins_qry2,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 412

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=ins_qry2,
            headers={
                'content-type': 'application/sparql-update',
                'prefer': 'handling=lenient',
            }
        ).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=ins_qry3,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=del_qry1,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 412

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=del_qry1,
            headers={
                'content-type': 'application/sparql-update',
                'prefer': 'handling=lenient',
            }
        ).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=del_qry2,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 412

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=ins_qry2,
            headers={
                'content-type': 'application/sparql-update',
                'prefer': 'handling=lenient',
            }
        ).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.patch(
            path, data=del_qry3,
            headers={'content-type': 'application/sparql-update'}
        ).status_code == 204


    def test_delete(self):
        """
        Test delete response codes.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_delete01')
        delete_resp = self.client.delete('/ldp/test_delete01')
        assert delete_resp.status_code == 204

        bogus_delete_resp = self.client.delete('/ldp/test_delete101')
        assert bogus_delete_resp.status_code == 404


    def test_tombstone(self):
        """
        Test tombstone behaviors.

        For POST on a tombstone, check `test_resurrection`.
        """
        tstone_resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_delete01')
        assert tstone_resp.status_code == 410
        assert tstone_resp.headers['Link'] == \
                '<{}/test_delete01/fcr:tombstone>; rel="hasTombstone"'\
                .format(g.webroot)

        tstone_path = '/ldp/test_delete01/fcr:tombstone'
        assert self.client.get(tstone_path).status_code == 405
        assert self.client.put(tstone_path).status_code == 405
        assert self.client.delete(tstone_path).status_code == 204

        assert self.client.get('/ldp/test_delete01').status_code == 404


    def test_delete_recursive(self):
        """
        Test response codes for resources deleted recursively and their
        tombstones.
        """
        child_suffixes = ('a', 'a/b', 'a/b/c', 'a1', 'a1/b1')
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_delete_recursive01')
        for cs in child_suffixes:
            self.client.put('/ldp/test_delete_recursive01/{}'.format(cs))

        assert self.client.delete(
                '/ldp/test_delete_recursive01').status_code == 204

        tstone_resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_delete_recursive01')
        assert tstone_resp.status_code == 410
        assert tstone_resp.headers['Link'] == \
            '<{}/test_delete_recursive01/fcr:tombstone>; rel="hasTombstone"'\
            .format(g.webroot)

        for cs in child_suffixes:
            child_tstone_resp = self.client.get(
                    '/ldp/test_delete_recursive01/{}'.format(cs))
            assert child_tstone_resp.status_code == tstone_resp.status_code
            assert 'Link' not in child_tstone_resp.headers.keys()


    def test_put_fragments(self):
        """
        Test the correct handling of fragment URIs on PUT and GET.
        """
        with open('tests/data/fragments.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            self.client.put(
                '/ldp/test_fragment01', content_type='text/turtle', data=f)

        rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_fragment01')
        gr = Graph().parse(data=rsp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert gr[
                URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_fragment01#hash1')
                : URIRef('http://ex.org/p2') : URIRef('http://ex.org/o2')]


    def test_patch_fragments(self):
        """
        Test the correct handling of fragment URIs on PATCH.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_fragment_patch', content_type='text/turtle')

        with open('tests/data/fragments_insert.sparql', 'rb') as f:
            self.client.patch(
                    '/ldp/test_fragment_patch',
                    content_type='application/sparql-update', data=f)
        ins_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_fragment_patch')
        ins_gr = Graph().parse(data=ins_rsp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert ins_gr[
                URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_fragment_patch#hash1234')
                : URIRef('http://ex.org/p3') : URIRef('http://ex.org/o3')]

        with open('tests/data/fragments_delete.sparql', 'rb') as f:
            self.client.patch(
                '/ldp/test_fragment_patch',
                headers={
                    'Content-Type' : 'application/sparql-update',
                },
                data=f
            )
        del_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_fragment_patch')
        del_gr = Graph().parse(data=del_rsp.data, format='text/turtle')
        assert not del_gr[
                URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_fragment_patch#hash1234')
                : URIRef('http://ex.org/p3') : URIRef('http://ex.org/o3')]


@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
@pytest.mark.usefixtures('db')
class TestMimeType:
    """
    Test ``Accept`` headers and input & output formats.
    """
    def test_accept(self):
        """
        Verify the default serialization method.
        """
        accept_list = {
            ('', 'text/turtle'),
            ('text/turtle', 'text/turtle'),
            ('application/rdf+xml', 'application/rdf+xml'),
            ('application/n-triples', 'application/n-triples'),
            ('application/bogus', 'text/turtle'),
            (
                'application/rdf+xml;q=0.5,application/n-triples;q=0.7',
                'application/n-triples'),
            (
                'application/rdf+xml;q=0.5,application/bogus;q=0.7',
                'application/rdf+xml'),
            ('application/rdf+xml;q=0.5,text/n3;q=0.7', 'text/n3'),
            (
                'application/rdf+xml;q=0.5,application/ld+json;q=0.7',
                'application/ld+json'),
        }
        for mimetype, fmt in accept_list:
            rsp = self.client.get('/ldp', headers={'Accept': mimetype})
            assert rsp.mimetype == fmt
            gr = Graph(identifier=g.webroot + '/').parse(
                    data=rsp.data, format=fmt)

            assert nsc['fcrepo'].RepositoryRoot in set(gr.objects())


    def test_provided_rdf(self):
        """
        Test several input RDF serialiation formats.
        """
        self.client.get('/ldp')
        gr = Graph()
        gr.add((
            URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_mimetype'),
            nsc['dcterms'].title, Literal('Test MIME type.')))
        test_list = {
            'application/n-triples',
            'application/rdf+xml',
            'text/n3',
            'text/turtle',
            'application/ld+json',
        }
        for mimetype in test_list:
            rdf_data = gr.serialize(format=mimetype)
            self.client.put(
                    '/ldp/test_mimetype', data=rdf_data, content_type=mimetype)

            rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_mimetype')
            rsp_gr = Graph(identifier=g.webroot + '/test_mimetype').parse(
                    data=rsp.data, format='text/turtle')

            assert (
                    URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_mimetype'),
                    nsc['dcterms'].title, Literal('Test MIME type.')) in rsp_gr



@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
class TestDigestHeaders:
    """
    Test Digest and ETag headers.
    """

    def test_etag_digest(self):
        """
        Verify ETag and Digest headers on creation.

        The headers must correspond to the checksum of the binary content.
        """
        uid = '/test_etag1'
        path = '/ldp' + uid
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content)

        put_rsp = self.client.put(
                path, data=content, content_type='text/plain')

        assert content_cksum.hexdigest() in \
            put_rsp.headers.get('etag').split(',')
        assert put_rsp.headers.get('digest') == \
            f'{digest_algo.upper()}=' + b64encode(content_cksum.digest()).decode()

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path)

        assert content_cksum.hexdigest() in \
            put_rsp.headers.get('etag').split(',')
        assert get_rsp.headers.get('digest') == \
            f'{digest_algo.upper()}='  + b64encode(content_cksum.digest()).decode()


    def test_etag_ident(self):
        """
        Verify that two resources with the same content yield identical ETags.
        """
        path1 = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        path2 = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'

        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content)

        self.client.put(path1, data=content, content_type='text/plain')
        self.client.put(path2, data=content, content_type='text/plain')

        get_rsp1 = self.client.get(path1)
        get_rsp2 = self.client.get(path2)

        assert get_rsp1.headers.get('etag') == get_rsp2.headers.get('etag')
        assert get_rsp1.headers.get('digest') == get_rsp2.headers.get('digest')


    def test_etag_diff(self):
        """
        Verify that two resources with different content yield different ETags.
        """
        path1 = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        path2 = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'

        content1 = b'some interesting content.'
        content_cksum1 = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content1)
        content2 = b'Some great content.'
        content_cksum2 = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content2)

        self.client.put(path1, data=content1, content_type='text/plain')
        self.client.put(path2, data=content2, content_type='text/plain')

        get_rsp1 = self.client.get(path1)
        get_rsp2 = self.client.get(path2)

        assert get_rsp1.headers.get('etag') != get_rsp2.headers.get('etag')
        assert get_rsp1.headers.get('digest') != get_rsp2.headers.get('digest')


    def test_etag_update(self):
        """
        Verify that ETag and digest change when the resource is updated.

        The headers should NOT change if the same binary content is
        re-submitted.
        """
        path = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        content1 = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum1 = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content1)
        content2 = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum2 = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content2)

        self.client.put(path, data=content1, content_type='text/plain')
        get_rsp = self.client.get(path)

        assert content_cksum1.hexdigest() == \
            get_rsp.headers.get('etag').strip('"')
        assert get_rsp.headers.get('digest') == \
            f'{digest_algo.upper()}=' + b64encode(content_cksum1.digest()).decode()

        put_rsp = self.client.put(
                path, data=content2, content_type='text/plain')

        assert content_cksum2.hexdigest() == \
            put_rsp.headers.get('etag').strip('"')
        assert put_rsp.headers.get('digest') == \
            f'{digest_algo.upper()}=' + b64encode(content_cksum2.digest()).decode()

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path)

        assert content_cksum2.hexdigest() == \
            get_rsp.headers.get('etag').strip('"')
        assert get_rsp.headers.get('digest') == \
            f'{digest_algo.upper()}=' + b64encode(content_cksum2.digest()).decode()


    def test_etag_rdf(self):
        """
        Verify that LDP-RS resources don't get an ETag.

        TODO This is by design for now; when a reliable hashing method
        for a graph is devised, this test should change.
        """
        path = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle')
        assert not put_rsp.headers.get('etag')
        assert not put_rsp.headers.get('digest')

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path)
        assert not get_rsp.headers.get('etag')
        assert not get_rsp.headers.get('digest')


    def test_digest_put(self):
        """
        Test the ``Digest`` header with PUT to verify content integrity.
        """
        path1 = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        path2 = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        path3 = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_sha1 = sha1(content).hexdigest()
        content_sha256 = sha256(content).hexdigest()
        content_blake2b = blake2b(content).hexdigest()

        assert self.client.put(path1, data=content, headers={
                'digest': 'sha1=abcd'}).status_code == 409

        assert self.client.put(path1, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'sha1={content_sha1}'}).status_code == 201

        assert self.client.put(path2, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'SHA1={content_sha1}'}).status_code == 201

        assert self.client.put(path3, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'SHA256={content_sha256}'}).status_code == 201

        assert self.client.put(path3, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'blake2b={content_blake2b}'}).status_code == 204


    def test_digest_post(self):
        """
        Test the ``Digest`` header with POST to verify content integrity.
        """
        path = '/ldp'
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_sha1 = sha1(content).hexdigest()
        content_sha256 = sha256(content).hexdigest()
        content_blake2b = blake2b(content).hexdigest()

        assert self.client.post(path, data=content, headers={
                'digest': 'sha1=abcd'}).status_code == 409

        assert self.client.post(path, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'sha1={content_sha1}'}).status_code == 201

        assert self.client.post(path, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'SHA1={content_sha1}'}).status_code == 201

        assert self.client.post(path, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'SHA256={content_sha256}'}).status_code == 201

        assert self.client.post(path, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'blake2b={content_blake2b}'}).status_code == 201

        assert self.client.post(path, data=content, headers={
                'digest': f'bogusmd={content_blake2b}'}).status_code == 400

        bencoded = b64encode(content_blake2b.encode())
        assert self.client.post(
            path, data=content,
            headers={'digest': f'blake2b={bencoded}'}
        ).status_code == 400



@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
class TestETagCondHeaders:
    """
    Test Digest and ETag headers.
    """

    def test_if_match_get(self):
        """
        Test the If-Match header on GET requests.

        Test providing single and multiple ETags.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_if_match1'
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content).hexdigest()
        bogus_cksum = uuid4().hex

        self.client.put(
            path, data=content, headers={'content-type': 'text/plain'})

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 200

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 412

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}", "{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 200


    def test_if_match_put(self):
        """
        Test the If-Match header on PUT requests.

        Test providing single and multiple ETags.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_if_match1'
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content).hexdigest()
        bogus_cksum = uuid4().hex

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path)
        old_cksum = get_rsp.headers.get('etag')

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}", "{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{old_cksum}", "{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 204

        # Now contents have changed.
        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{old_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 204

        # Exactly the same content was uploaded, so the ETag should not have
        # changed.
        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 204

        # Catch-all: Proceed if resource exists at the given location.
        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': '*'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 204

        # This is wrong syntax. It will not update because the literal asterisk
        # won't match.
        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': '"*"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        # Test delete.
        del_rsp = self.client.delete(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{old_cksum}"', 'Prefer': 'no-tombstone'})
        assert del_rsp.status_code == 412

        del_rsp = self.client.delete(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}"', 'Prefer': 'no-tombstone'})
        assert del_rsp.status_code == 204


        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-match': '*'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412


    def test_if_none_match_get(self):
        """
        Test the If-None-Match header on GET requests.

        Test providing single and multiple ETags.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_if_none_match1'
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content).hexdigest()
        bogus_cksum = uuid4().hex

        self.client.put(
            path, data=content, headers={'content-type': 'text/plain'})

        get_rsp1 = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{content_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp1.status_code == 304

        get_rsp2 = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp2.status_code == 200

        get_rsp3 = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{content_cksum}", "{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp3.status_code == 304

        # 404 has precedence on ETag handling.
        get_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/bogus', headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 404

        get_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/bogus', headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{content_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 404


    def test_if_none_match_put(self):
        """
        Test the If-None-Match header on PUT requests.

        Test providing single and multiple ETags.

        Uses a previously created resource.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_if_none_match1'
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content).hexdigest()
        bogus_cksum = uuid4().hex

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path)
        old_cksum = get_rsp.headers.get('etag')

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{old_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{old_cksum}", "{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 204

        # Now contents have changed.
        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{content_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{old_cksum}"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 204

        # Catch-all: fail if any resource exists at the given location.
        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': '*'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 412

        # Test delete.
        del_rsp = self.client.delete(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{content_cksum}"', 'Prefer': 'no-tombstone'})
        assert del_rsp.status_code == 412

        del_rsp = self.client.delete(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"', 'Prefer': 'no-tombstone'})
        assert del_rsp.status_code == 204


        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': '*'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 201

        # This is wrong syntax. It will update because the literal asterisk
        # won't match.
        put_rsp = self.client.put(path, data=content, headers={
            'if-none-match': '"*"'})
        assert put_rsp.status_code == 204


    def test_etag_notfound(self):
        """
        Verify that 404 and 410 have precedence on ETag handling.
        """
        path = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        bogus_cksum = uuid4().hex

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 404

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': '*'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 404

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 404

        self.client.put(path)
        self.client.delete(path)

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 410

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 410

        get_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': '*'})
        assert get_rsp.status_code == 410



@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
class TestModifyTimeCondHeaders:
    """
    Test time-related conditional headers.
    """

    @pytest.fixture(scope='class')
    def timeframe(self):
        """
        Times used in these tests: UTC midnight of today, yesterday, tomorrow.
        """
        today = arrow.utcnow().floor('day')
        yesterday = today.shift(days=-1)
        tomorrow = today.shift(days=1)

        path = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        self.client.put(path)

        return path, today, yesterday, tomorrow


    def test_nothing(self):
        """
        For some reason, without this the fixture won't initialize properly.
        """
        self.client.get('/')


    def test_if_modified_since(self, timeframe):
        """
        Test various uses of the If-Modified-Since header.
        """
        path, today, yesterday, tomorrow = timeframe

        assert self.client.head(
            path, headers={'if-modified-since': http_date(today.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'if-modified-since': http_date(today.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.head(
            path, headers={'if-modified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'if-modified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.head(
            path, headers={'if-modified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 304

        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'if-modified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 304


    def test_if_unmodified_since(self, timeframe):
        """
        Test various uses of the If-Unmodified-Since header.
        """
        path, today, yesterday, tomorrow = timeframe

        assert self.client.head(
            path, headers={'if-unmodified-since': http_date(today.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 304

        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'if-unmodified-since': http_date(today.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 304

        assert self.client.head(
            path, headers={'if-unmodified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 304

        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'if-unmodified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 304

        assert self.client.head(
            path, headers={'if-unmodified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'if-unmodified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp)}
        ).status_code == 200


    def test_time_range(self, timeframe):
        """
        Test conditions inside and outside of a time range.
        """
        path, today, yesterday, tomorrow = timeframe

        # Send me the resource if it has been modified between yesterday
        # and tomorrow.
        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-modified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp),
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 200

        # Send me the resource if it has been modified between today
        # and tomorrow.
        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-modified-since': http_date(today.timestamp),
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 200

        # Send me the resource if it has been modified between yesterday
        # and today.
        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-modified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp),
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(today.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 304

        # Send me the resource if it has been modified between two days ago
        # and yesterday.
        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-modified-since': http_date(yesterday.shift(days=-1).timestamp),
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 304

        # Send me the resource if it has been modified between tomorrow
        # and two days from today.
        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-modified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp),
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(tomorrow.shift(days=1).timestamp),
        }).status_code == 304


    def test_time_etag_combo(self, timeframe):
        """
        Test evaluation priorities among ETag and time headers.
        """
        _, today, yesterday, tomorrow = timeframe

        path = f'/ldp/{uuid4()}'
        content = uuid4().bytes
        content_cksum = hashlib.new(digest_algo, content).hexdigest()
        bogus_cksum = uuid4().hex

        self.client.put(
            path, data=content, headers={'content-type': 'text/plain'})

        # Negative ETag match wins.
        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"',
            'if-modified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 412

        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"',
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 412

        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{content_cksum}"',
            'if-modified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 304

        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{content_cksum}"',
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 304

        # Positive ETag match wins.
        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}"',
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-match': f'"{content_cksum}"',
            'if-modified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"',
            'if-unmodified-since': http_date(yesterday.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 200

        assert self.client.get(path, headers={
            'if-none-match': f'"{bogus_cksum}"',
            'if-modified-since': http_date(tomorrow.timestamp),
        }).status_code == 200



@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
class TestRange:
    """
    Test byte range retrieval.

    This should not need too deep testing since it's functionality implemented
    in Werkzeug/Flask.
    """
    @pytest.fixture(scope='class')
    def bytestream(self):
        """
        Create a sample bytestream with predictable (8x8 bytes) content.
        """
        return b''.join([bytes([n] * 8) for n in range(8)])


    def test_get_range(self, bytestream):
        """
        Get different ranges of the bitstream.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_range'
        self.client.put(path, data=bytestream)

        # First 8 bytes.
        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'range': 'bytes=0-7'}).data == b'\x00' * 8

        # Last 4 bytes of first block, first 4 of second block.
        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'range': 'bytes=4-11'}
        ).data == b'\x00' * 4 + b'\x01' * 4

        # Last 8 bytes.
        assert self.client.get(
            path, headers={'range': 'bytes=56-'}).data == b'\x07' * 8


    def test_fail_ranges(self, bytestream):
        """
        Test malformed or unsupported ranges.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_range'

        # TODO This shall be a 206 when multiple ranges are supported.
        fail_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={'range': 'bytes=0-1, 7-8'})
        assert fail_rsp.status_code == 501

        # Bad ranges will be ignored.
        for rng in ((10, 4), ('', 3), (3600, 6400)):
            bad_rsp = self.client.get(
                path, headers={'range': 'bytes={rng[0]}-{rng[1]}'})
            assert bad_rsp.status_code == 200
            assert bad_rsp.data == bytestream
            assert int(bad_rsp.headers['content-length']) == len(bytestream)


    def test_range_rsp_headers(self, bytestream):
        """
        Test various headers for a ranged response.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_range'
        start_b = 0
        end_b = 7

        full_rsp = self.client.get(path)
        part_rsp = self.client.get(path, headers={
            'range': f'bytes={start_b}-{end_b}'})

        for hdr_name in ['etag', 'digest', 'content-type']:
            assert part_rsp.headers[hdr_name] == full_rsp.headers[hdr_name]

        for hdr in part_rsp.headers['link']:
            assert hdr in full_rsp.headers['link']

        assert int(part_rsp.headers['content-length']) == end_b - start_b + 1
        assert part_rsp.headers['content-range'] == \
                f'bytes {start_b}-{end_b} / {len(bytestream)}'



@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
class TestPrefHeader:
    """
    Test various combinations of `Prefer` header.
    """
    @pytest.fixture(scope='class')
    def cont_structure(self):
        """
        Create a container structure to be used for subsequent requests.
        """
        parent_path = '/ldp/test_parent'
        self.client.put(parent_path, content_type='text/turtle')
        self.client.put(parent_path + '/child1', content_type='text/turtle')
        self.client.put(parent_path + '/child2', content_type='text/turtle')
        self.client.put(parent_path + '/child3', content_type='text/turtle')

        return {
            'path' : parent_path,
            'response' : self.client.get(parent_path),
        }


    def test_put_prefer_handling(self, random_uuid):
        """
        Trying to PUT an existing resource should:

        - Return a 204 if the payload is empty
        - Return a 204 if the payload is RDF, server-managed triples are
          included and the 'Prefer' header is set to 'handling=lenient'
        - Return a 412 (ServerManagedTermError) if the payload is RDF,
          server-managed triples are included and handling is set to 'strict',
          or not set.
        """
        path = '/ldp/put_pref_header01'
        assert self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle').status_code == 201
        assert self.client.get(path).status_code == 200
        assert self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle').status_code == 204

        # Default handling is strict.
        with open('tests/data/rdf_payload_w_srv_mgd_trp.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            rsp_default = self.client.put(
                path,
                headers={
                    'Content-Type' : 'text/turtle',
                },
                data=f
            )
        assert rsp_default.status_code == 412

        with open('tests/data/rdf_payload_w_srv_mgd_trp.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            rsp_len = self.client.put(
                path,
                headers={
                    'Prefer' : 'handling=lenient',
                    'Content-Type' : 'text/turtle',
                },
                data=f
            )
        assert rsp_len.status_code == 204

        with open('tests/data/rdf_payload_w_srv_mgd_trp.ttl', 'rb') as f:
            rsp_strict = self.client.put(
                path,
                headers={
                    'Prefer' : 'handling=strict',
                    'Content-Type' : 'text/turtle',
                },
                data=f
            )
        assert rsp_strict.status_code == 412


    # @HOLD Embed children is debated.
    def _disabled_test_embed_children(self, cont_structure):
        """
        verify the "embed children" prefer header.
        """
        self.client.get('/ldp')
        parent_path = cont_structure['path']
        cont_resp = cont_structure['response']
        cont_subject = URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_parent')

        #minimal_resp = self.client.get(parent_path, headers={
        #    'Prefer' : 'return=minimal',
        #})

        incl_embed_children_resp = self.client.get(parent_path, headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; include={}'\
                    .format(Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI),
        })

        omit_embed_children_resp = self.client.get(parent_path, headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; omit={}'\
                    .format(Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI),
        })

        self._assert_pref_applied(incl_embed_children_resp,
                                  include=[Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI])
        self._assert_pref_applied(omit_embed_children_resp,
                                  omit=[Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI])

        default_gr = Graph().parse(data=cont_resp.data, format='turtle')
        incl_gr = Graph().parse(
                data=incl_embed_children_resp.data, format='turtle')
        omit_gr = Graph().parse(
                data=omit_embed_children_resp.data, format='turtle')

        assert isomorphic(omit_gr, default_gr)

        children = set(incl_gr[cont_subject : nsc['ldp'].contains])
        assert len(children) == 3

        children = set(incl_gr[cont_subject : nsc['ldp'].contains])
        for child_uri in children:
            assert set(incl_gr[ child_uri : : ])
            assert not set(omit_gr[ child_uri : : ])


    def test_return_children(self, cont_structure):
        """
        verify the "return children" prefer header.
        """
        self.client.get('/ldp')
        parent_path = cont_structure['path']
        cont_resp = cont_structure['response']
        cont_subject = URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_parent')

        incl_children_resp = self.client.get(parent_path, headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; include={}'\
                    .format(Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI),
        })
        omit_children_resp = self.client.get(parent_path, headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; omit={}'\
                    .format(Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI),
        })

        self._assert_pref_applied(incl_children_resp,
                                  include=[Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI])
        self._assert_pref_applied(omit_children_resp,
                                  omit=[Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI])

        default_gr = Graph().parse(data=cont_resp.data, format='turtle')
        incl_gr = Graph().parse(data=incl_children_resp.data, format='turtle')
        omit_gr = Graph().parse(data=omit_children_resp.data, format='turtle')

        assert isomorphic(incl_gr, default_gr)

        children = incl_gr[cont_subject : nsc['ldp'].contains]
        for child_uri in children:
            assert not omit_gr[cont_subject : nsc['ldp'].contains : child_uri]


    def test_inbound_rel(self, cont_structure):
        """
        verify the "inbound relationships" prefer header.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_target', content_type='text/turtle')
        data = '<> <http://ex.org/ns#shoots> <{}> .'.format(
                g.webroot + '/test_target')
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_shooter', data=data,
                headers={'Content-Type': 'text/turtle'})

        cont_resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_target')
        incl_inbound_resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_target', headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; include="{}"'\
                    .format(Ldpr.RETURN_INBOUND_REF_URI),
        })
        omit_inbound_resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_target', headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; omit="{}"'\
                    .format(Ldpr.RETURN_INBOUND_REF_URI),
        })

        self._assert_pref_applied(incl_inbound_resp,
                                  include=[Ldpr.RETURN_INBOUND_REF_URI])
        self._assert_pref_applied(omit_inbound_resp,
                                  omit=[Ldpr.RETURN_INBOUND_REF_URI])

        default_gr = Graph().parse(data=cont_resp.data, format='turtle')
        incl_gr = Graph().parse(data=incl_inbound_resp.data, format='turtle')
        omit_gr = Graph().parse(data=omit_inbound_resp.data, format='turtle')

        subject = URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_target')
        inbd_subject = URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_shooter')
        assert isomorphic(omit_gr, default_gr)
        assert len(set(incl_gr[inbd_subject : : ])) == 1
        assert incl_gr[
            inbd_subject : URIRef('http://ex.org/ns#shoots') : subject]
        assert not len(set(omit_gr[inbd_subject : :]))


    def test_srv_mgd_triples(self, cont_structure):
        """
        verify the "server managed triples" prefer header.
        """
        self.client.get('/ldp')
        parent_path = cont_structure['path']
        cont_resp = cont_structure['response']
        cont_subject = URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_parent')

        incl_srv_mgd_resp = self.client.get(parent_path, headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; include={}'\
                    .format(Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI),
        })
        omit_srv_mgd_resp = self.client.get(parent_path, headers={
            'Prefer' : 'return=representation; omit={}'\
                    .format(Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI),
        })

        self._assert_pref_applied(incl_srv_mgd_resp,
                                  include=[Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI])
        self._assert_pref_applied(omit_srv_mgd_resp,
                                  omit=[Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI])

        default_gr = Graph().parse(data=cont_resp.data, format='turtle')
        incl_gr = Graph().parse(data=incl_srv_mgd_resp.data, format='turtle')
        omit_gr = Graph().parse(data=omit_srv_mgd_resp.data, format='turtle')

        assert isomorphic(incl_gr, default_gr)

        for pred in {
            nsc['fcrepo'].created,
            nsc['fcrepo'].createdBy,
            nsc['fcrepo'].lastModified,
            nsc['fcrepo'].lastModifiedBy,
            nsc['ldp'].contains,
        }:

            assert set(incl_gr[ cont_subject : pred : ])
            assert not set(omit_gr[ cont_subject : pred : ])

        for type in {
                nsc['fcrepo'].Resource,
                nsc['ldp'].Container,
                nsc['ldp'].Resource,
        }:
            assert incl_gr[ cont_subject : RDF.type : type ]
            assert not omit_gr[ cont_subject : RDF.type : type ]


    def test_delete_no_tstone(self):
        """
        Test the `no-tombstone` Prefer option.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_delete_no_tstone01')
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_delete_no_tstone01/a')

        self.client.delete('/ldp/test_delete_no_tstone01', headers={
                'prefer' : 'no-tombstone'})

        resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_delete_no_tstone01')
        assert resp.status_code == 404

        child_resp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_delete_no_tstone01/a')
        assert child_resp.status_code == 404

    def test_contradicting_prefs(self):
        """
        Test include and omit the same preference. Does not apply a preference
        or return a Preference-Applied header.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_contradicting_prefs01',
                        content_type='text/turtle')

        resp1 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_contradicting_prefs01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include={0}; omit={0}'.format(
                    Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp1.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp1)

        resp2 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_contradicting_prefs01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include="{0} {1}"; omit={0}'.format(
                    Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI,
                    Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp2.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp2)

        resp3 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_contradicting_prefs01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include="{0} {1}"; omit="{0} {2}"'.format(
                    Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI,
                    Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI,
                    Ldpr.RETURN_INBOUND_REF_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp3.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp3)

    def test_multiple_preferences(self):
        """
        Test multiple include and/or omit preferences.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_multiple_preferences01',
                        content_type='text/turtle')

        resp1 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_multiple_preferences01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include="{0} {1}"; omit="{2}"'.format(
                    Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI,
                    Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI,
                    Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp1.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(
            resp1,
            include=[
                Ldpr.RETURN_CHILD_RES_URI,
                Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI
            ],
            omit=[
                Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI
            ]
        )

    def test_invalid_preference(self):
        """
        Test to ensure Prefer headers with unknown include/omit URIs are
        completely disregarded.
        """
        fake_preference = 'http://doesntexist.org/fake#preference'

        self.client.put('/ldp/test_invalid_preference01',
                        content_type='text/turtle')

        resp1 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_invalid_preference01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include="{0}"'.format(fake_preference)
            )
        })
        assert resp1.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp1)

        resp2 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_invalid_preference01', headers={
            'prefer': 'return=representation; omit="{0}"'.format(fake_preference)
        })
        assert resp2.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp2)

        resp3 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_invalid_preference01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include="{0} {1}"'.format(
                    fake_preference,
                    Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp3.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp3)

        resp4 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_invalid_preference01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; omit="{0} {1}"'.format(
                    fake_preference,
                    Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp4.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp4)

        resp4 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_invalid_preference01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include="{0}" omit="{1} {2}"'.format(
                    fake_preference,
                    Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI,
                    Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp4.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp4)

        resp5 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_invalid_preference01', headers={
            'prefer': (
                'return=representation; include="{0} {1}" omit="{2}"'.format(
                    fake_preference,
                    Ldpr.EMBED_CHILD_RES_URI,
                    Ldpr.RETURN_SRV_MGD_RES_URI
                )
            )
        })
        assert resp5.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp5)

    def test_return_minimal(self):
        """
        Test for Prefer: return=minimal
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_return_minimal01', content_type='text/turtle')

        resp1 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_return_minimal01', headers={
            'prefer': 'return=minimal'
        })
        assert resp1.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp1, 'minimal')

        resp2 = self.client.get('/ldp/test_return_minimal01', headers={
            'prefer': 'return="minimal"'
        })
        assert resp2.status_code == 200
        self._assert_pref_applied(resp2, 'minimal')

    def _assert_pref_applied(self, response, value='representation', include=None, omit=None):
        """
        Utility to test a response for a Preference-Applied header with the
        include or omit lists.

        If both include and omit are empty and value is representation, it is
        expected that there is NO Preference-Applied header.

        :param response:: The client response.
        :param string value:: The return=<value>.
        :param list include:: Expected include URIs.
        :param list omit:: Expected omit URIs.
        """
        if include is None and omit is None and value == 'representation':
            assert 'Preference-Applied' not in response.headers
        else:
            if include is None:
                include = []
            if omit is None:
                omit = []
            assert 'Preference-Applied' in response.headers
            headers = toolbox.parse_rfc7240(response.headers['Preference-Applied'])
            assert headers['return']['value'] == value
            if value == 'representation':
                self._assert_pref_header_exists(include, headers['return'], 'include')
                self._assert_pref_header_exists(omit, headers['return'], 'omit')

    def _assert_pref_header_exists(self, expected, returned, type='include'):
        """
        Utility function to compare a list of expected preferences to an include
        or omit string.

        :param list expected:: List of expected preference URIs.
        :param string returned:: Returned Prefer parameters
        """
        if len(expected) > 0:
            expected = [str(k) for k in expected]
            assert type in returned['parameters']
            assert len(returned['parameters'][type]) > 0
            received_prefs = returned['parameters'][type].split(' ')
            for pref in received_prefs:
                assert pref in expected
        else:
            assert type not in returned['parameters']


#@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
#@pytest.mark.usefixtures('db')
#class TestDigest:
#    """
#    Test digest and ETag handling.
#    """
#    @pytest.mark.skip(reason='TODO Need to implement async digest queue')
#    def test_digest_post(self):
#        """
#        Test ``Digest`` and ``ETag`` headers on resource POST.
#        """
#        resp = self.client.post('/ldp/')
#        assert 'Digest' in resp.headers
#        assert 'ETag' in resp.headers
#        assert (
#                b64encode(bytes.fromhex(
#                    resp.headers['ETag'].replace('W/', '')
#                    )).decode('ascii') ==
#                resp.headers['Digest'].replace('SHA256=', ''))
#
#
#    @pytest.mark.skip(reason='TODO Need to implement async digest queue')
#    def test_digest_put(self):
#        """
#        Test ``Digest`` and ``ETag`` headers on resource PUT.
#        """
#        resp_put = self.client.put('/ldp/test_digest_put')
#        assert 'Digest' in resp_put.headers
#        assert 'ETag' in resp_put.headers
#        assert (
#                b64encode(bytes.fromhex(
#                    resp_put.headers['ETag'].replace('W/', '')
#                    )).decode('ascii') ==
#                resp_put.headers['Digest'].replace('SHA256=', ''))
#
#        resp_get = self.client.get('/ldp/test_digest_put')
#        assert 'Digest' in resp_get.headers
#        assert 'ETag' in resp_get.headers
#        assert (
#                b64encode(bytes.fromhex(
#                    resp_get.headers['ETag'].replace('W/', '')
#                    )).decode('ascii') ==
#                resp_get.headers['Digest'].replace('SHA256=', ''))
#
#
#    @pytest.mark.skip(reason='TODO Need to implement async digest queue')
#    def test_digest_patch(self):
#        """
#        Verify that the digest and ETag change on resource change.
#        """
#        path = '/ldp/test_digest_patch'
#        self.client.put(path)
#        rsp1 = self.client.get(path)
#
#        self.client.patch(
#                path, data=b'DELETE {} INSERT {<> a <http://ex.org/Test> .} '
#                b'WHERE {}',
#                headers={'Content-Type': 'application/sparql-update'})
#        rsp2 = self.client.get(path)
#
#        assert rsp1.headers['ETag'] != rsp2.headers['ETag']
#        assert rsp1.headers['Digest'] != rsp2.headers['Digest']


@pytest.mark.usefixtures('client_class')
@pytest.mark.usefixtures('db')
class TestVersion:
    """
    Test version creation, retrieval and deletion.
    """
    def test_create_versions(self):
        """
        Test that POSTing multiple times to fcr:versions creates the
        'hasVersions' triple and yields multiple version snapshots.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_version', content_type='text/turtle')
        create_rsp = self.client.post('/ldp/test_version/fcr:versions')

        assert create_rsp.status_code == 201

        rsrc_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_version')
        rsrc_gr = Graph().parse(data=rsrc_rsp.data, format='turtle')
        assert len(set(rsrc_gr[: nsc['fcrepo'].hasVersions :])) == 1

        info_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_version/fcr:versions')
        assert info_rsp.status_code == 200
        info_gr = Graph().parse(data=info_rsp.data, format='turtle')
        assert len(set(info_gr[: nsc['fcrepo'].hasVersion :])) == 1

        self.client.post('/ldp/test_version/fcr:versions')
        info2_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_version/fcr:versions')

        info2_gr = Graph().parse(data=info2_rsp.data, format='turtle')
        assert len(set(info2_gr[: nsc['fcrepo'].hasVersion :])) == 2


    def test_version_with_slug(self):
        """
        Test a version with a slug.
        """
        self.client.put('/ldp/test_version_slug', content_type='text/turtle')
        create_rsp = self.client.post('/ldp/test_version_slug/fcr:versions',
            headers={'slug' : 'v1'})
        new_ver_uri = create_rsp.headers['Location']
        assert new_ver_uri == g.webroot + '/test_version_slug/fcr:versions/v1'

        info_rsp = self.client.get('/ldp/test_version_slug/fcr:versions')
        info_gr = Graph().parse(data=info_rsp.data, format='turtle')
        assert info_gr[
            URIRef(new_ver_uri) :
            nsc['fcrepo'].hasVersionLabel :
            Literal('v1')]


    def test_dupl_version(self):
        """
        Make sure that two POSTs with the same slug result in two different
        versions.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_duplicate_slug'
        self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle')
        v1_rsp = self.client.post(path + '/fcr:versions',
            headers={'slug' : 'v1'})
        v1_uri = v1_rsp.headers['Location']

        dup_rsp = self.client.post(path + '/fcr:versions',
            headers={'slug' : 'v1'})
        dup_uri = dup_rsp.headers['Location']

        assert v1_uri != dup_uri


    def test_revert_version(self):
        """
        Take a version snapshot, update a resource, and then revert to the
        previous vresion.
        """
        rsrc_path = '/ldp/test_revert_version'
        payload1 = '<> <urn:demo:p1> <urn:demo:o1> .'
        payload2 = '<> <urn:demo:p1> <urn:demo:o2> .'

        self.client.put(rsrc_path, headers={
            'content-type': 'text/turtle'}, data=payload1)
        self.client.post(
                rsrc_path + '/fcr:versions', headers={'slug': 'v1'})

        v1_rsp = self.client.get(rsrc_path)
        v1_gr = Graph().parse(data=v1_rsp.data, format='turtle')
        assert v1_gr[
            URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_revert_version')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:p1')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:o1')
        ]

        self.client.put(rsrc_path, headers={
            'content-type': 'text/turtle'}, data=payload2)

        v2_rsp = self.client.get(rsrc_path)
        v2_gr = Graph().parse(data=v2_rsp.data, format='turtle')
        assert v2_gr[
            URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_revert_version')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:p1')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:o2')
        ]

        self.client.patch(rsrc_path + '/fcr:versions/v1')

        revert_rsp = self.client.get(rsrc_path)
        revert_gr = Graph().parse(data=revert_rsp.data, format='turtle')
        assert revert_gr[
            URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_revert_version')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:p1')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:o1')
        ]


    def test_resurrection(self):
        """
        Delete and then resurrect a resource.

        Make sure that the resource is resurrected to the latest version.
        """
        path = '/ldp/test_lazarus'
        self.client.put(path, content_type='text/turtle')

        self.client.post(path + '/fcr:versions', headers={'slug': 'v1'})
        self.client.put(
            path, headers={'content-type': 'text/turtle'},
            data=b'<> <urn:demo:p1> <urn:demo:o1> .')
        self.client.post(path + '/fcr:versions', headers={'slug': 'v2'})
        self.client.put(
            path, headers={'content-type': 'text/turtle'},
            data=b'<> <urn:demo:p1> <urn:demo:o2> .')

        self.client.delete(path)

        assert self.client.get(path).status_code == 410

        self.client.post(path + '/fcr:tombstone')

        laz_data = self.client.get(path).data
        laz_gr = Graph().parse(data=laz_data, format='turtle')
        assert laz_gr[
            URIRef(g.webroot + '/test_lazarus')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:p1')
            : URIRef('urn:demo:o2')
        ]