notification

type Actions ¶

type Actions struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

this implements the "when" part of given/when/then

none of the func implement error checks, and that is complete intended, you should check for errors using the Then()

func (a *Actions) Healthcheck() *Actions

func (a *Actions) SetParamInNotificationConfigMap(key, value string) *Actions

func (a *Actions) Then() *Consequences

type Consequences ¶

type Consequences struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

this implements the "then" part of given/when/then

func (c *Consequences) Given() *Context

func (c *Consequences) Healthy(block func(healthy bool)) *Consequences

func (c *Consequences) Services(block func(services *notification.ServiceList, err error)) *Consequences

func (c *Consequences) Templates(block func(services *notification.TemplateList, err error)) *Consequences

func (c *Consequences) Triggers(block func(services *notification.TriggerList, err error)) *Consequences

func (c *Consequences) When() *Actions

type Context ¶

type Context struct {
	*fixture.TestState
}

Context implements the "given" part of given/when/then. It embeds fixture.TestState to provide test-specific state that enables parallel test execution.

func Given(t *testing.T) *Context

func GivenWithSameState(ctx fixture.TestContext) *Context

func (c *Context) And(block func()) *Context

func (c *Context) When() *Actions