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test: improve semi-manual testing
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- `cp .envrc.sample .envrc` (fill out values && `direnv allow`)
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- `TARGET=install.sh make` (ensure `docker context use default`)
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`testfunctions.sh` contains the functions necessary to save and manipulate logs
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run `test_all.sh logdir` to run tests specified in that file and save the logs to `logdir`
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when creating new tests, make sure the test command is a one-liner (you can use `;` to separate commands). include `testfunctions.sh` and then write your tests like this:
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`run_test '$ABRA other stuff here'`
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by default, the testing script will ask after every command if the execution succeeded. If you reply `n`, it will log the test in the `logdir`. If you want all tests to run without questions, run `export logall=yes` before executing the test script
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#!/bin/bash
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source ./testfunctions.sh
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source ./common.sh
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echo "all apps, all servers"
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$ABRA app ls
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run_test '$ABRA app ls'
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printf "\\n\\n\\n"
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echo "all wordpress apps, all servers"
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$ABRA app ls --type wordpress
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run_test '$ABRA app ls --type wordpress'
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printf "\\n\\n\\n"
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echo "all wordpress apps, only server2"
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$ABRA app ls --type wordpress --server server2
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run_test '$ABRA app ls --type wordpress --server server2'
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printf "\\n\\n\\n"
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#!/bin/bash
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source ./testfunctions.sh
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source ./common.sh
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$ABRA autocomplete bash
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run_test '$ABRA autocomplete bash'
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$ABRA autocomplete fizsh
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run_test '$ABRA autocomplete fizsh'
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$ABRA autocomplete zsh
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run_test '$ABRA autocomplete zsh'
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#!/bin/bash
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source ./testfunctions.sh
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source ./common.sh
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$ABRA catalogue generate --debug
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run_test '$ABRA --debug catalogue generate'
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$ABRA catalogue generate gitea --debug
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run_test '$ABRA --debug catalogue generate gitea'
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#!/bin/bash
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source ./testfunctions.sh
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source ./common.sh
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wget -O- https://install.abra.autonomic.zone | bash
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~/.local/bin/abra -v
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run_test 'wget -O- https://install.abra.autonomic.zone | bash; ~/.local/bin/abra -v'
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wget -O- https://install.abra.autonomic.zone | bash -s -- --rc
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~/.local/bin/abra -v
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run_test 'wget -O- https://install.abra.autonomic.zone | bash -s -- --rc; ~/.local/bin/abra -v'
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$ABRA upgrade
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~/.local/bin/abra -v
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run_test '$ABRA upgrade; ~/.local/bin/abra -v'
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$ABRA upgrade --rc
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~/.local/bin/abra -v
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run_test '$ABRA upgrade --rc; ~/.local/bin/abra -v'
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#!/bin/bash
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source ./testfunctions.sh
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source ./common.sh
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$ABRA recipe new testrecipe
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run_test '$ABRA recipe new testrecipe'
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$ABRA recipe list
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$ABRA recipe list -p cloud
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run_test '$ABRA recipe list'
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run_test '$ABRA recipe list -p cloud'
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$ABRA recipe versions peertube
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run_test '$ABRA recipe versions peertube'
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$ABRA recipe lint gitea
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run_test '$ABRA recipe lint gitea'
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#!/bin/bash
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if [ -z $1 ]; then
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echo "usage: ./test_all.sh logdir"
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exit
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fi
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res_dir=$1/
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if [[ ! -d "$res_dir" ]]; then
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mkdir "$res_dir"
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fi
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# Usage: run_test [number] [name] [command]
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run_test () {
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logfile="$res_dir/$1-$2.log"
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echo $logfile
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}
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testScripts=("app.sh" "recipe.sh" "install.sh")
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for i in "${testScripts[@]}"; do
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cmd="./$i $res_dir${i/sh/log}"
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eval $cmd
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done
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#!/bin/bash
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if [ -z $1 ]; then
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logfile=/dev/null
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else
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logfile=$1
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fi
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if [ -z $logall ]; then
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logall=no
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fi
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run_test () {
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if [ -z "$@" ]; then
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echo "run_test needs a command to run"
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else
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tempLogfile=$(mktemp)
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cmd=$(eval echo "$@")
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echo "------------ INPUT -------------------" | tee -a $tempLogfile
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echo "$" "$cmd" | tee -a $tempLogfile
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echo "------------ OUTPUT ------------------" | tee -a $tempLogfile
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eval $cmd 2>&1 | tee -a $tempLogfile
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if [ $logall = "yes" ]; then
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cat $tempLogfile >> $logfile
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echo -e "\\n\\n" >> $logfile
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else
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read -N 1 -p "Did the test pass? [y/n]: " pass
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if [ $pass = 'n' ]; then
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cat $tempLogfile >> $logfile
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echo -e "\\n\\n" >> $logfile
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fi
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fi
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rm $tempLogfile
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fi
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}
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