testutil

func FakeCyberArk ¶ added in v1.7.0

func FakeCyberArk(t testing.TB) (httpClient *http.Client, jwtFilePath string)

FakeCyberArk returns an HTTP client and JWT file path for use with mock CyberArk Service Discovery, Conjur exchange, and Discovery and Context APIs. This is useful for testing code that uses all those APIs, such as `cyberark.NewDatauploadClient`.

The returned HTTP client has a transport which logs requests and responses depending on log level of the logger supplied in the context. The returned jwtFilePath is the path to a temporary JWT file that contains a fake service-account JWT; pass it as the jwtFilePath argument to NewCyberArk.

func FakeCyberArkUsernamePassword ¶ added in v1.12.0

func FakeCyberArkUsernamePassword(t testing.TB) (httpClient *http.Client, username, password string)

FakeCyberArkUsernamePassword is like FakeCyberArk but wires up the legacy CyberArk Identity username/password auth path instead of Conjur — returns the httpClient and the username/password to set as ARK_USERNAME/ARK_SECRET (or pass to identity.Client.LoginUsernamePassword directly).

func FakeTPP ¶

func FakeTPP(t testing.TB) (*httptest.Server, *x509.Certificate)

func FakeVenafiCloud ¶

func FakeVenafiCloud(t *testing.T) (_ *httptest.Server, _ *x509.Certificate, setAssert func(AssertRequest))

func Parse ¶

func Parse(yamlmanifest string) []ctrlruntime.Object

Parses the YAML manifest. Useful for inlining YAML manifests in Go test files, to be used in conjunction with `undent`.

func TrustCA ¶ added in v1.1.0

func TrustCA(t *testing.T, cl client.Client, cert *x509.Certificate)

Works with VenafiCloudClient and VenConnClient. Allows you to trust a given CA.

func Undent ¶

func Undent(s string) string

Undent removes leading indentation/white-space from given string and returns it as a string. Useful for inlining YAML manifests in Go code. Inline YAML manifests in the Go test files makes it easier to read the test case as opposed to reading verbose-y Go structs.

This was copied from https://github.com/jimeh/Undent/blob/main/Undent.go, all credit goes to the author, Jim Myhrberg.

For code readability purposes, it is possible to start the literal string with "\n", in which case, the first line is ignored. For example, in the following example, name and labels have the same indentation level but aren't aligned due to the leading '`':

Undent(
`    name: foo
      labels:
        foo: bar`)

Instead, you can write a well-aligned text like this:

Undent(`
    name: foo
    labels:
       foo: bar`)

For code readability purposes, it is also possible to not have the correct number of indentations in the last line. For example:

Undent(`
    foo
    bar
`)

For code readability purposes, you can also omit the indentations for empty lines. For example:

Undent(`
    foo     <---- 4 spaces
            <---- no indentation here
    bar     <---- 4 spaces
`)

func VenConnStartWatching ¶ added in v1.1.0

func VenConnStartWatching(ctx context.Context, t *testing.T, cl client.Client)

Tests calling to VenConnClient.PostDataReadingsWithOptions must call this function to start the VenafiConnection watcher. If you don't call this, the test will stall.

func WithEnvtest ¶

func WithEnvtest(t testing.TB) (_ *envtest.Environment, _ *rest.Config, kclient ctrlruntime.WithWatch)

To see the API server logs, set:

export KUBEBUILDER_ATTACH_CONTROL_PLANE_OUTPUT=true

func WithKubeconfig ¶

func WithKubeconfig(t testing.TB, restCfg *rest.Config) string

Copied from https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go/issues/711#issuecomment-1666075787.