# NOTE
# on darwin we use Apple’s provided TLS certs at /etc/certs
# on linux we grab the curl certs (usually these are package as ca-certificates)

distributable:
  url: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/archive/refs/tags/OpenSSL_1_1_1q.tar.gz
  strip-components: 1

versions:
  - 1.1.118
  # TODO
  # github: openssl/openssl
  # parser: version-parser.ts

provides:
  - bin/openssl
  - bin/c_rehash

build:
  dependencies:
    tea.xyz/gx/cc: c99
    tea.xyz/gx/make: '*'
    perl.org: 5
    curl.se: '*'    # to download ca-certs on linux
    git-scm.org: 2  # to apply our patch
  script: |
    git apply "{{ pkg.pantry-prefix }}"/x509_def.c.diff

    ./Configure --prefix={{ prefix }} $ARCH no-tests $ARGS --openssldir={{prefix}}/ssl
    make --jobs {{ hw.concurrency }}
    make install_sw   # `_sw` avoids installing docs

    #FIXME needs to be a curl.se/ca-certs that gets updates
    #FIXME on macOS use /etc/ssl/cert.pem (I couldn't make this work)
    #FIXME or on macOS get certs from the keychain
    cd "{{prefix}}"
    mkdir -p ssl
    curl -k https://curl.se/ca/cacert-2022-07-19.pem -o ssl/cert.pem
  env:
    darwin/aarch64: {ARCH: 'darwin64-arm64-cc'}
    darwin/x86-64:  {ARCH: 'darwin64-x86_64-cc'}
    linux/aarch64:  {ARCH: 'linux-aarch64'}
    linux/x86-64:   {ARCH: 'linux-x86_64'}
    darwin:
      # supposedly enables important optimizations
      ARGS: enable-ec_nistp_64_gcc_128
  test:
    make test

#TODO need to test the SSL certs work
# otherwise we are basically relying on wget etc. to test for it

test:
  dependencies:
    gnu.org/wget: '*'
  script: |
    echo "This is a test file" > in
    openssl dgst -sha256 -out out ./in
    test "$(cat ./out)" = "$SAMPLE"

    wget tea.xyz  # test the certs work
  env:
    SAMPLE: SHA256(./in)= c87e2ca771bab6024c269b933389d2a92d4941c848c52f155b9b84e1f109fe35