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This approach uses bats to create a generic docker-compose test. It checks that images are pullable, projects are buildable, up works, and if ports are exposed that something is listening. The tests can be tailored for each example. As long as they are the same though, you can edit lib/test.bats.example and then `make update-tests` and all the tests will be synced. Signed-off-by: Chad Metcalf <chad@docker.com>
29 lines
708 B
Bash
29 lines
708 B
Bash
function docker_compose_project_name() {
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echo "$(basename ${BATS_TEST_DIRNAME})"
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}
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# Runs docker ps -a filtered by the current project name
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function docker_ps_by_project() {
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docker ps -a \
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--filter "label=com.docker.compose.project=$(docker_compose_project_name)" \
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"${@}"
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}
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function check_deps() {
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# external commands we depend on for testing
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local dependancies=(nc)
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for i in ${dependancies[@]}; do
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if [ ! command -v ${i} &> /dev/null ]; then
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echo "${i} could not be found"
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exit
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fi
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done
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}
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function compose_cleanup() {
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docker-compose kill || true
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docker-compose rm --force -v || true
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docker-compose down --volumes || true
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}
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