#!/bin/bash

# support for strings/typeof in named sets.
# s1 and s2 are identical, they just use different
# ways for declaration.

EXPECTED="table inet t {
	set s1 {
		typeof osf name
		elements = { \"Linux\" }
	}

	set s2 {
		typeof vlan id
		elements = { 2, 3, 103 }
	}

	set s3 {
		typeof meta ibrpvid
		elements = { 2, 3, 103 }
	}

	set s4 {
		typeof frag frag-off
		elements = { 1, 1024 }
	}

	set s5 {
		typeof ip option ra value
		elements = { 1, 1024 }
	}

	set s6 {
		typeof tcp option maxseg size
		elements = { 1, 1024 }
	}

	set s7 {
		typeof sctp chunk init num-inbound-streams
		elements = { 1, 4 }
	}

	set s8 {
		typeof ip version
		elements = { 4, 6 }
	}

	set s9 {
		typeof ip hdrlength
		elements = { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 15 }
	}

	set s10 {
		typeof meta iifname . ip saddr . ipsec in reqid
		elements = { \"eth0\" . 10.1.1.2 . 42 }
	}

	chain c1 {
		osf name @s1 accept
	}

	chain c2 {
		ether type vlan vlan id @s2 accept
	}

	chain c4 {
		frag frag-off @s4 accept
	}

	chain c5 {
		ip option ra value @s5 accept
	}

	chain c6 {
		tcp option maxseg size @s6 accept
	}

	chain c7 {
		sctp chunk init num-inbound-streams @s7 accept
	}

	chain c8 {
		ip version @s8 accept
	}

	chain c9 {
		ip hdrlength @s9 accept
	}

	chain c10 {
		meta iifname . ip saddr . ipsec in reqid @s10 accept
	}
}"

set -e
$NFT -f - <<< $EXPECTED