Run the ADL LRS Conformance Test Suite from clojure tests. Create per-test-run or per-test instances of the test suite.
The tests show the 3 basic ways to use this:
;; manual
(deftest manual-test
(let [stop-fn (run-lrs)
test-suite-dir (-> (clone-test-suite)
install-test-suite!)
ret (:success? (run-test-suite*
test-suite-dir
"-e" "http://localhost:8080/xapi" "-b" "-z"))]
(is (true? ret))
(stop-fn)
;; cleanup
(delete-test-suite! test-suite-dir)))
;; Two different styles for using the dynamic var
;; macro
(deftest with-test-suite-test
(with-test-suite
(let [stop-fn (run-lrs)
ret (conformant? "-e" "http://localhost:8080/xapi" "-b" "-z")]
(stop-fn)
(is (true? ret)))))
;; fixture ;; (use-fixtures :once test-suite-fixture)
(deftest test-suite-fixture-test
(test-suite-fixture
#(let [stop-fn (run-lrs)
ret (conformant? "-e" "http://localhost:8080/xapi" "-b" "-z")]
(stop-fn)
(is (true? ret)))))
This is basically a port of what lrs does, and assumes a working node/npm environment.
- Ensure node/npm environment
- Async shell (currently uses
clojure.java.shell) - Spec for test output, better output handling
- Logging control/config
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