- Laziness is a virtue : Janky automated integration testing script thingy.
- Doing things the silly manual way
Not unlike integration testing itself; the bash script below is brittle and makes some assumptions about your environment:
- You have a postgres instance running and are able to connect to it using postgres:postgres on localhost:5432
- You have erlang and elixir installed
- You have bash, git, and all the other odds and ends required for some kind of development setup
The following script will:
- Back up your ~/.config/rebar3/hex.config
- Make the test dir
rebar3_hex_qa - Download hexpm and set it up
- Download rebar3 and build it from the pertinent branch
- Create a user and an org
- Start the hexpm app in the background
- Create a rebar3 project to test publishing a private package
- creates _checkouts for rebar3_hex and hex_core on the pertinent branches
- runs
rebar3 hex user auth - runs
rebar3 hex publish - creates a rebar3 project to test fetching a private package
- has private package created in the previous project as a dep
- runs
rebar3 compile
Cross your fingers, follow the prompts, and verify the results... if crossing your fingers worked.
Copy and paste the following script and perform chmod +x on it.
#!/bin/bash
base_dir=$(pwd)
rebar="$base_dir/rebar_hex_qa/rebar3/rebar3"
mkdir -p rebar_hex_qa
cd rebar_hex_qa
user="hexfoo"
passwd="hexfoo1"
org="jellybeam"
email="${user}\@foo.bar"
backup_hex="~/.config/rebar3/hex.config-`date +%F-%H%M%S`"
echo "Backing up ~/.config/rebar3/hex.config to $backup_hex"
cp ~/.config/rebar3/hex.config ~/.config/rebar3/hex.config.bak
# Setup hexpm
git clone https://github.com/hexpm/hexpm.git --depth 1 &> /dev/null
cd hexpm
git pull
mix do deps.get, compile, ecto.drop, ecto.setup; cd assets; npm install; cd ..
EXFILE=$(cat <<EOF
Supervisor.terminate_child(Hexpm.Supervisor, Hexpm.Billing.Report)
{:ok, user} = Hexpm.Accounts.Users.add(%{username: "${user}", emails: [%{email: "${email}"}], password: "${passwd}"}, audit: {"user", "agent"})
Hexpm.Accounts.Users.verify_email(user.username, hd(user.emails).email, hd(user.emails).verification_key)
{:ok, org} = Hexpm.Accounts.Organizations.create(user, %{name: "jellybeam", billing_active: true}, audit: {user, "TEST"})
change = Ecto.Changeset.change(org, %{billing_active: true})
Hexpm.Repo.update!(change)
EOF
)
echo "$EXFILE" > setup.exs
echo -n "Starting hexpm app..."
mix phx.server setup.exs &> /dev/null &
echo $! > phoenix_pid_file
echo "ok"
cd ..
# Build rebar3
echo -n "Snagging rebar3..."
git clone https://github.com/erlang/rebar3.git &> /dev/null
echo "ok"
cd rebar3
git checkout fix-repo-url-for-custom-repos
./bootstrap
export PATH=$(pwd):$PATH
cd ..
# Publish test
echo ""
echo "Let's publish a private package..."
echo ""
$rebar new lib private_publish_package_test
cd private_publish_package_test
mkdir -p _checkouts
cd _checkouts
git clone https://github.com/starbelly/rebar3_hex.git &> /dev/null
git clone https://github.com/hexpm/hex_core.git &> /dev/null
cd ..
PUBFILE=$(cat <<EOF
{erl_opts, [debug_info]}.
{project_plugins, [rebar3_hex]}.
{hex, [{repos, [
#{name => <<"hexpm:${org}">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url =>
<<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false},
#{name => <<"hexpm">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url =>
<<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false}]}]}.
EOF
)
echo "$PUBFILE" > rebar.config
echo ""
echo "========================================================================="
echo ""
echo "Attempting to authenticate with local hexpm you will be prompted for a username and password."
echo ""
echo "Note your username is '$user' and your password is '$passwd'."
echo ""
echo "You can set the local password to anything"
$rebar hex user auth
$rebar hex publish
cd ..
# Fetch test
echo ""
echo "Let's try to download that private package..."
echo ""
$rebar new lib private_package_fetch_test
cd private_package_fetch_test
FETCH_FILE=$(cat <<EOF
{erl_opts, [debug_info]}.
{hex, [{repos, [
#{name => <<"hexpm:${org}">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url =>
<<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false},
#{name => <<"hexpm">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url =>
<<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false}]}]}.
EOF
)
echo "$FETCH_FILE" > rebar.config
$rebar compile
cd ..
echo ""
echo "========================================================================="
echo ""
echo "Login to http://localhost:4000 with $user / $passwd"
echo ""
echo "Verify the the following:"
echo ""
echo " - The private package published does not show up on the home page"
echo ""
echo " - Your user has no packages at http://localhost:4000/users/$user"
echo ""
echo " - Three keys were created for your user at http://localhost:4000/dashboard/keys :"
echo " * api key"
echo " * api read key"
echo " * orgs key"
echo ""
echo " - Your org $org has one package at http://localhost:4000/dashboard/orgs/$org"
echo ""
echo "Press enter to stop hexpm app when you're done inspecting."
read
echo ""
echo "Goodbye and remember your hex.config prior to this test was backed up to $backup_hex"
echo ""
# Stop hexpm
kill -9 `cat hexpm/phoenix_pid_file`-
Ensure you have a postgres instance running
-
git clone https://github.com/hexpm/hexpm.git; mix do deps.get, compile, ecto.setup; cd assets && npm install; mix phx.server -
Visit http://localhost:4000/signup and enter in some stuff and things
-
Look back to your console for the verification link, copy/paste/click it Example:
[debug] Sending email with Bamboo.LocalAdapter: %Bamboo.Email{assigns: %{email: "starbelly@eh.foo", key: "12baece30b3ce87033e6c41a5bbc03cb", username: "starbelly"},... You can do so by following <a href=\"http://localhost:4000/email/verify?username= email=starbelly%40eh.foo& key=12baece30b3ce87033e6c41a5bbc03cb\">this link</a> or by pasting this link in your web browser: http://localhost:4000/email/verify?username=starbelly&email=starbelly%40eh.foo&key=12baece30b3ce87033e6c41a5bbc03cb\n</p>\n\n<p>\n... -
Log in and go to http://localhost:4000/dashboard/orgs and create an org
git clone https://github.com/erlang/rebar3.git; cd rebar3; ./bootstraprebar3 local install(or just add pwd to the beginning of your $PATH)- Create a new test project with
rebar3 new lib private_publish_package_test cd private_publish_package_test mkdir _checkouts; cd _checkouts; git clone https://github.com/starbelly/rebar3_hex.git; git clone https://github.com/hexpm/hex_core.git; cd ..- Construct a rebar.config like the following:
{erl_opts, [debug_info]}. {project_plugins, [rebar3_hex]}. {hex, [{repos, [ #{name => <<"hexpm:myorg">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url => <<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false}, #{name => <<"hexpm">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url => <<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false}]}]}. - run
rebar3 hex user authand ensure you authenticated with your local hexpm instance vs hex.pm by going to http://localhost:4000/dashboard/keys - run
rebar3 hex repo generateand ensure it created a key on your local hexpm instance vs hex.pm by going to http://localhost:4000/dashboard/keys - run
rebar3 hex repo auth -k <key_outputed_from_previous_step> - run
rebar3 hex publishand ensure this went to your org and not (local) hexpm public repository. - Create a new project to test fetching the private package:
rebar3 new lib private_package_fetch_test - Construct a rebar.config like the following:
{erl_opts, [debug_info]}. {project_plugins, [rebar3_hex]}. {deps, [private_publish_package_test]}. {hex, [{repos, [ #{name => <<"hexpm:myorg">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url => <<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false}, #{name => <<"hexpm">>, api_url => <<"http://localhost:4000/api">>, repo_url => <<"http://localhost:4000">>, repo_verify => false, repo_verify_origin => false}]}]}. rebar3 compile- it should fetch your private package. If it fails to fetch your private package:
