source: examples/scaling_tests/haystack/fruit_prover/base/README @ f30b1e9

#!/bin/sh
#
#  This demonstrates scalability of libabac. The fruit_rt2 test from 
#  creddy_prover_tests is use as the base. 
#       #VAL# simple attribute credentials are added, 
#       #VAL# complex attribute credentials along 
#             with #VAL# different principal ids are added.
#  The same queries used in fruit_rt2 are run against this setup and 
#  should  yield the same result
# number of credentials, 3 + 6 + 3 x #VAL#


# fruits_rt2_creddy

# mary.what2eat<-?-navel orange  good
# mary.what2eat<-?-kiwi  good
# bob.what2eat<-?-navel orange  bad
# ralphs.fruitprice(1.50)<-?-apple   good
# ralphs.fruitprice(1.50)<-?-green apple   bad

creddy --generate --cn Mary
creddy --generate --cn Bob
creddy --generate --cn Ralphs

fruitprice_qP="fruitprice([float:?P:[..2.00]])"
fruitprice_qP_2="fruitprice([float:?P:[1.00..5.00]])"

# [keyid:mary].oset:what2eat 
#      <- [keyid:ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:?P:[..2.00]])
# Credential 1
creddy --attribute \
       --issuer Mary_ID.pem --key Mary_private.pem --oset "what2eat" \
       --subject-cert Ralphs_ID.pem --subject-oset "$fruitprice_qP" \
       --out mary_what2eat__ralphs_fruitprice_qP_attr.der

# [keyid:bob].oset:what2eat 
#      <- [keyid:ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:?P:[1.00..5.00]])
# Credential 2
creddy --attribute \
       --issuer Bob_ID.pem --key Bob_private.pem --oset "what2eat" \
       --subject-cert Ralphs_ID.pem --subject-oset "$fruitprice_qP_2" \
       --out bob_what2eat__ralphs_fruitprice_qP_2_attr.der

# [keyid:ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:1.50]) <- [string:'apple']
# Credential 3
creddy --attribute \
        --issuer Ralphs_ID.pem --key Ralphs_private.pem \
        --oset "fruitprice([float:1.50])" \
        --subject-obj "[string:'apple']" \
        --out Ralphs_fruitprice__apple_attr.der

# [keyid:ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:1.50]) <- [string:'kiwi']
# Credential 4
creddy --attribute \
        --issuer Ralphs_ID.pem --key Ralphs_private.pem \
        --oset "fruitprice([float:1.50])" \
        --subject-obj "[string:'kiwi']" \
        --out Ralphs_fruitprice__kiwi_attr.der


# [keyid:ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:2.50]) <- [string:'black rasberry']
# Credential 5
creddy --attribute \
        --issuer Ralphs_ID.pem --key Ralphs_private.pem \
        --oset "fruitprice([float:2.50])" \
        --subject-obj "[string:'black rasberry']" \
        --out Ralphs_fruitprice__black_rasberry_attr.der

# [keyid:ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:0.50]) <- [string:'navel orange']
# Credential 6
creddy --attribute \
        --issuer Ralphs_ID.pem --key Ralphs_private.pem \
        --oset "fruitprice([float:0.50])" \
        --subject-obj "[string:'navel orange']" \
        --out Ralphs_fruitprice__navel_orange_attr.der

############### NOISE #######################################
# [keyid:Ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:X.00])  <- [string:bananaY]
for i in $(seq 1 #VAL#);
do
  fruit="banana$i"
  price="fruitprice([float:$i.00])"
  stuff="[string:'$fruit']"
  ostr="Ralphs_fruitprice__${fruit}_attr.der"
  creddy --attribute \
        --issuer Ralphs_ID.pem --key Ralphs_private.pem \
        --oset "$price" \
        --subject-obj "$stuff" \
        --out $ostr
done

# [keyid:johnX]
# [keyid:johnX].oset:what2eat 
#               <- [keyid:ralphs].oset:fruitprice([float:?P:[1.00..5.00]])
for i in $(seq 1 #VAL#);
do
  name="John$i"
creddy --generate --cn $name 

  ostr="${name}_what2eat__ralphs_fruitprice_qP_2_attr.der"
creddy --attribute \
       --issuer ${name}_ID.pem --key ${name}_private.pem --oset "what2eat" \
       --subject-cert Ralphs_ID.pem --subject-oset "$fruitprice_qP_2" \
       --out $ostr
done