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@slack/cli-test

v2.0.0

Published

Node.js bindings for the Slack CLI for use in automated testing

Downloads

2,444

Readme

@slack/cli-test

codecov

This library is designed to automate the Slack Platform Command Line Interface (CLI). It provides a programmatic way to interact with the CLI using node.js and is used primarily for end-to-end (E22) testing.

Requirements

  1. Ensure the Slack CLI is installed on your system.
  2. Export the path to the CLI binary as a SLACK_CLI_PATH environment variable.

Quickstart

  1. Install the package
npm install @slack/cli-test
  1. Set the path to the CLI executable using the environment variable SLACK_CLI_PATH
    • supply a link to a binary on the global path, like slack-cli
    • it will default to using slack otherwise
  2. Import and use SlackCLI to automate the CLI!
import { SlackCLI } from '@slack/cli-test';
...
const createOutput = await SlackCLI.createAppFromTemplate('slackapi/deno-hello-world');

API / Usage

This package exports the following:

  1. SlackCLI - an object containing a variety of methods to interact with the CLI
  1. SlackCLIProcess - a class that can be instantiated that exposes the ability to run arbitrary commands, with optional global flags as well as command-specific flags.
  2. SlackTracerId - trace IDs to verify CLI command output
  • see available exported IDs on SlackTracerId object
  • to enable the CLI to show this output, any CLI commands executed by this library are invoked with the environment variable set: SLACK_TEST_TRACE=true
// Import available objects from the package
import { SlackCLI, SlackTracerId } from '@slack/cli-test';

describe('Login with the CLI', () => {
  it('can successfully follow the feedback survey link', async function () {
    // `login --no-prompt` to get challenge
    const loginChallengeResult = await SlackCLI.loginNoPrompt();

    // Submit auth ticket in Slack UI
    const challenge = await submitCLIAuthTicket(
      loginUrlToMyWorkspace,
      loginChallengeResult.authTicketSlashCommand
    );

    // login with challenge and auth ticket
    const loginChallengeExchangeResult = await SlackCLI.loginChallengeExchange(
      challenge,
      loginChallengeResult.authTicket
    );
  });
});

Configuration

| Environment Variable | Required | Note | | --------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | SLACK_CLI_PATH | yes | path to Slack CLI binary | | SLACK_CLI_LOG_LEVEL | no | default: info. Logger levels |