  return match.index;
  },

  _getIdentityFromSdp(sdp) {
    // a=identity is session level
    let idMatch;
    const index = this._getSessionLevelEnd(sdp);
    const sessionLevel = sdp.substring(0, index);
    idMatch = sessionLevel.match(PeerConnectionIdp._identityPattern);
    if (!idMatch) {
      return undefined; // undefined === no identity
    }

    let assertion;
    try {
      assertion = JSON.parse(atob(idMatch[1]));
    } catch (e) {
      throw new this._win.DOMException(
        "invalid identity assertion: " + e,
        "InvalidSessionDescriptionError"
      );
    }
    if (!this._isValidAssertion(assertion)) {
      throw new this._win.DOMException(
        "assertion missing idp/idp.domain/assertion",
        "InvalidSessionDescriptionError"
      );
    }
    return assertion;
  },

  /**
   * Verifies the a=identity line the given SDP contains, if any.
   * If the verification succeeds callback is called with the message from the
   * IdP proxy as parameter, else (verification failed OR no a=identity line in
   * SDP at all) null is passed to callback.
   *
   * Note that this only verifies that the SDP is coherent.  We still rely on
   * the fact that the RTCPeerConnection won't connect to a peer if the
   * fingerprint of the certificate they offer doesn't appear in the SDP.
   */
  verifyIdentityFromSDP(sdp, origin) {
    let identity = this._getIdentityFromSdp(sdp);
    let fingerprints = this._getFingerprintsFromSdp(sdp);
    if (!identity || fingerprints.length <= 0) {
      return this._win.Promise.resolve(); // undefined result = no identity
    }

    this.setIdentityProvider(identity.idp.domain, identity.idp.protocol);
    return this._verifyIdentity(identity.assertion, fingerprints, origin);
  },

  /**
   * Checks that the name in the identity provided by the IdP is OK.
   *
   * @param name (string) the name to validate
   * @throws if the name isn't valid
   */
  _validateName(name) {
    let error = msg => {
      throw new this._win.DOMException(
        "assertion name error: " + msg,
        "IdpError"
      );
    };

    if (typeof name !== "string") {
      error("name not a string");
    }
    let atIdx = name.indexOf("@");
    if (atIdx <= 0) {
      error("missing authority in name from IdP");
    }

    // no third party assertions... for now
    let tail = name.substring(atIdx + 1);

    // strip the port number, if present
    let provider = this.provider;
    let providerPortIdx = provider.indexOf(":");
    if (providerPortIdx > 0) {
      provider = provider.substring(0, providerPortIdx);
    }
    let idnService = Cc["@mozilla.org/network/idn-service;1"].getService(
      Ci.nsIIDNService
    );
    if (idnService.domainToASCII(tail) !== idnService.domainToASCII(provider)) {
      error('name "' + name + '" doesn\'t match IdP: "' + this.provider + '"');
    }
  },

  /**
   * Check the validation response.  We are very defensive here when handling
   * the message from the IdP proxy.  That way, broken IdPs aren't likely to
   * cause catastrophic damage.
   */
  _checkValidation(validation, sdpFingerprints) {
    let error = msg => {
      throw new this._win.DOMException(
        "IdP validation error: " + msg,
        "IdpError"
      );
    };

    if (!this.provider) {
      error("IdP closed");
    }

    if (
      typeof validation !== "object" ||
      typeof validation.contents !== "string" ||
      typeof validation.identity !== "string"
    ) {
      error("no payload in validation response");
    }

    let fingerprints;
    try {
      fingerprints = JSON.parse(validation.contents).fingerprint;
    } catch (e) {
      error("invalid JSON");
    }

    let isFingerprint = f =>
      typeof f.digest === "string" && typeof f.algorithm === "string";
    if (!Array.isArray(fingerprints) || !fingerprints.every(isFingerprint)) {
      error(
        "fingerprints must be an array of objects" +
          " with digest and algorithm attributes"
      );
    }

    // everything in `innerSet` is found in `outerSet`
    let isSubsetOf = (outerSet, innerSet, comparator) => {
      return innerSet.every(i => {
        return outerSet.some(o => comparator(i, o));
      });
    };
    let compareFingerprints = (a, b) => {
      return a.digest === b.digest && a.algorithm === b.algorithm;
    };
    if (!isSubsetOf(fingerprints, sdpFingerprints, compareFingerprints)) {
      error("the fingerprints must be covered by the assertion");
    }
    this._validateName(validation.identity);
    return validation;
  },

  /**
   * Asks the IdP proxy to verify an identity assertion.
   */
  _verifyIdentity(assertion, fingerprints, origin) {
    let p = this.start()
      .then(idp =>
        this._wrapCrossCompartmentPromise(
          idp.validateAssertion(assertion, origin)
        )
      )
      .then(validation => this._checkValidation(validation, fingerprints));

    return this._applyTimeout(p);
  },

  /**
   * Enriches the given SDP with an `a=identity` line.  getIdentityAssertion()
   * must have already run successfully, otherwise this does nothing to the sdp.
   */
  addIdentityAttribute(sdp) {
    if (!this.assertion) {
      return sdp;
    }

    const index = this._getSessionLevelEnd(sdp);
    return (
      sdp.substring(0, index) +
      "a=identity:" +
      this.assertion +
      "\r\n" +
      sdp.substring(index)
    );
  },

  /**
   * Asks the IdP proxy for an identity assertion.  Don't call this unless you
   * have checked .enabled, or you really like exceptions.  Also, don't call
   * this when another call is still running, because it's not certain which
   * call will finish first and the final state will be similarly uncertain.
   */
  getIdentityAssertion(fingerprint, origin) {
    if (!this.enabled) {
      throw new this._win.DOMException(
        "no IdP set, call setIdentityProvider() to set one",
        "InvalidStateError"
      );
    }

    let [algorithm, digest] = fingerprint.split(" ", 2);
    let content = {
      fingerprint: [
        {
          algorithm,
          digest,
        },
      ],
    };

    this._resetAssertion();
    let p = this.start()
      .then(idp => {
        let options = {
          protocol: this.protocol,
          usernameHint: this.username,
          peerIdentity: this.peeridentity,
        };
        return this._wrapCrossCompartmentPromise(
          idp.generateAssertion(JSON.stringify(content), origin, options)
        );
      })
      .then(assertion => {
        if (!this._isValidAssertion(assertion)) {
          throw new this._win.DOMException(
            "IdP generated invalid assertion",
            "IdpError"
          );
        }
        // save the base64+JSON assertion, since that is all that is used
        this.assertion = btoa(JSON.stringify(assertion));
        return this.assertion;
      });

    return this._applyTimeout(p);
  },

  /**
   * Promises generated by the sandbox need to be very carefully treated so that
   * they can chain into promises in the `this._win` compartment.  Results need
   * to be cloned across; errors need to be converted.
   */
  _wrapCrossCompartmentPromise(sandboxPromise) {
    return new this._win.Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      sandboxPromise.then(
        result => resolve(Cu.cloneInto(result, this._win)),
        e => {
          let message = "" + (e.message || JSON.stringify(e) || "IdP error");
          if (e.name === "IdpLoginError") {
            if (typeof e.loginUrl === "string") {
              this.idpLoginUrl = e.loginUrl;
            }
            reject(new this._win.DOMException(message, "IdpLoginError"));
          } else {
            reject(new this._win.DOMException(message, "IdpError"));
          }
        }
      );
    });
  },

  /**
   * Wraps a promise, adding a timeout guard on it so that it can't take longer
   * than the specified time.  Returns a promise that rejects if the timeout
   * elapses before `p` resolves.
   */
  _applyTimeout(p) {
    let timeout = new this._win.Promise(r =>
      this._win.setTimeout(r, this._timeout)
    ).then(() => {
      throw new this._win.DOMException("IdP timed out", "IdpError");
    });
    return this._win.Promise.race([timeout, p]);
  },
};
PK