BEGIN;
CREATE EXTENSION anon CASCADE;
NOTICE:  installing required extension "pgcrypto"
SET anon.privacy_by_default = True;
CREATE TABLE public.access_logs (
  date_open TIMESTAMP,
  session_id TEXT,
  ip_addr INET,
  url TEXT,
  browser TEXT DEFAULT 'unkown',
  operating_system TEXT,
  locale TEXT
);
INSERT INTO public.access_logs VALUES
('2020-10-08', '1234','10.0.0.78', '/home.html', 'Mozilla/5.0','Windows','en_US'),
('2015-07-22', '999', '192.168.42.2', '/index.html', 'Chrome/97','Linux','fr_FR')
;
SAVEPOINT initial_state;
-- 1
SELECT count(*)=7 AS test1 FROM anon.pg_masking_rules;
 test1 
-------
 t
(1 row)

-- 2
SELECT anon.anonymize_table('public.access_logs');
 anonymize_table 
-----------------
 t
(1 row)

SELECT bool_and(date_open IS NULL) AS test2 FROM public.access_logs;
 test2 
-------
 t
(1 row)

-- 3
SELECT bool_and(browser ='unkown') AS test3 FROM public.access_logs;
 test3 
-------
 t
(1 row)

-- 4: not_null_violation
ROLLBACK TO initial_state;
ALTER TABLE public.access_logs
  ALTER COLUMN date_open
  SET NOT NULL;
SELECT 'test4 must fail';
    ?column?     
-----------------
 test4 must fail
(1 row)

SELECT anon.anonymize_table('public.access_logs') as test4;
ERROR:  Cannot mask a "NOT NULL" column with a NULL value
HINT:  If privacy_by_design is enabled, add a default value to the column
CONTEXT:  PL/pgSQL function anon.anonymize_table(regclass) line 18 at RAISE
ROLLBACK TO initial_state;
-- 5: foreign_key_violation
CREATE TABLE public.os (name TEXT UNIQUE NOT NULL);
INSERT INTO public.os VALUES ('Windows'),('Linux');
ALTER TABLE public.access_logs
  ADD CONSTRAINT osfk
  FOREIGN KEY (operating_system) REFERENCES os (name) MATCH FULL;
SELECT anon.anonymize_table('public.access_logs') as test5;
 test5 
-------
 t
(1 row)

ROLLBACK TO initial_state;
-- 6: unique_violation
ALTER TABLE public.access_logs
  ADD CONSTRAINT session_id_unique
  UNIQUE (session_id);
SELECT anon.anonymize_table('public.access_logs') as test6;
 test6 
-------
 t
(1 row)

ROLLBACK TO initial_state;
-- 7: check_violation
ALTER TABLE public.access_logs
  ADD CONSTRAINT date_check
  CHECK (date_open >= '2000-01-01');
SELECT anon.anonymize_table('public.access_logs') as test7;
 test7 
-------
 t
(1 row)

ROLLBACK TO initial_state;
-- 10: security
CREATE ROLE ursula;
SET ROLE ursula;
SELECT 'test10 must fail';
     ?column?     
------------------
 test10 must fail
(1 row)

SET anon.privacy_by_default = off;
ERROR:  permission denied to set parameter "anon.privacy_by_default"
ROLLBACK TO initial_state;
-- Clean up
DROP TABLE public.access_logs;
DROP EXTENSION anon;
ROLLBACK;