Michiel de Jong

no, then all of them always seemed to report 54 tests.

```turtle a test:AutomatedTest ; test:purpose "Write an ACL document, then check access"@en ; test:test_script ; test:params [ test:requests ( ) ; test:responses ( ) ]

```turtle "true" ``` ```turtle true "#alice [ a acl:Authorization; acl:default ; acl:agent http://tester:3000/alice#me ]" "201" ``` ```turtle "doc from alice" "201" ``` ```turtle "doc from bob" "401" ```

I will add a host into the Docker testnet with: * http:/idp/alice * http://idp/bob * http://idp/.well-known/openid-configuration * http://idp/jwks And then I'll provide to you two strings: * bearer token with...

Maybe I'll even just add that http://idp as a third host into the Docker testnet, so you have idp + server + tester talking to each other over Docker local...

Then only the two bearer tokens need to be read from a file into perl

another idea: ```turtle "ergvswrgv23qog;lbdktjyrhgvwelrtisugkfjhwertbpvo;lw3ksertjmghfvwseklrt" ``` in RDF, and the tests can refer to that

and then you could just do: ```turtle "doc from alice"

Or like in https://github.com/kjetilk/p5-test-fitesque-rdf/blob/1f8d01ec9830056e8fbf062384eb905e50723880/t/data/http-mix.ttl#L17, add `bearer-token-alice` as an extra param? or `bearer-tokens`?

@kjetilk as discussed on gitter, i think if you ask @jaxoncreed he can probably give you a CLI script that takes a hostname and generates fixtures for: * /.well-known/openid-configuration, *...