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dpd-test

v1.0.6

Published

easy peasy way to write deployd tests

Downloads

7

Readme

Easy way to write deployd tests without mongodb

Build Status

Usage

$ npm install dpd-test --save
$ NODE_PATH=node_modules node test/mytest.js

test/mytest.js:

var dpdTest = require('dpd-test')

dpdTest.run({
  port:3030, 
  before: function(dpd){}, 
  ready: function(dpd, done){
    console.log("ready to test")       // use your favorite testing framework here
    done()
  }, 
  done: function(err, database){
    console.log("done")                // inspect database content here  (or in file 'mongodb.test.js')
    process.exit( err ? 1 : 0 )
  }  
})

Voila, there you go

Options

| key | type | info | |-----------|--------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | ready | fn(dpd, done) | called when deployd server started. | | done | fn (err, database) | called when done() is called in ready(). You can inspect the contents of the database afterwards | | port | integer (3030) | port for the fake deployd server to listen on | | isRoot | boolean (false) | this sets req.isRoot = true on each request when dpd-ssh-key-header is sent (see auth example) | | patchFile | fn(file) | allows patching files during bootup | | noreset | boolean (false) | don't wipe database during startup (reuse db of previous test) |

Endpoint testing

var dpdTest = require('dpd-test')
var request = require('superagent')
var port = 3030

dpdTest.run({
  port: port, 
  ready: function(dpd, done){

    request
      .post('localhost:'+port+'/user/login')
      .set('Content-Type',  'application/json')
      .set('Accept',  'application/json')
      .send({ username: "foo", password:"foo" })
      .end(function(err,  res){
        done(res.body.status != 200) // return true when error
      })

  }, 
  done: function(err, database){
    process.exit( err ? 1 : 0 )
  }  
})

Authenticated test

Just specify a user, and the user is automatically created and authenticated:

	dpdTest.run({
		port: port, 
		patchFile: patchFiles, 
		user: {username:"foo", "password":"foo"}, 
		ready: function(dpd, done, sessionid ){

			request
				.get('localhost:'+port+'/user/me')
				.set('Cookie', 'sid='+sessionid)
				.set('Content-Type',  'application/json')
				.set('Accept',  'application/json')
				.end(function(err,  res){
					console.dir(res.body) // logged in
					done()
				})

		}, 
		done: function(err, database){
			console.log("done") 
			process.exit( err ? 1 : 0 )
		} 
	})

for testing roles check dpd-acl-roles-permissions

Patch files

Occasionally it can be handy to patch required files to mimic certain situations:

	var patchFiles = function(file){
		if( file.match(/resources\/foo\/config.json/) != null ){
			var mod = JSON.parse(require('fs').readFileSync(file))
			delete mod.user.properties
			return mod
		}
	}

	dpdTest.run({
		...
		patchFile: patchFiles
		...
	})