Command: test

The turbot test command runs tests for the mods. For example, you want to run a test on the aws-chime mod. Navigate to /turbot-v5/turbot-mods/packages/aws-chime, and run:

turbot test

The Turbot Guardrails CLI will execute the complete test suite for aws-chime mod and output the following result:

mod
    ✓ is parseable
    Compile mod
      ✓ Mod was successfully compiled
    Resource
      Types
        Chime [chime]
          Metadata map
            ✓ Valid - Base test
        Account [chimeAccount]
          ✓ Valid - All properties (95ms)
          ✓ Invalid - Wrong Account type (94ms)
          ✓ Invalid - Missing turbot data (78ms)
          Metadata map
            ✓ Valid - Base test
    Definitions
      chimeAka
        ✓ base (77ms)
        ✓ invalid aka (77ms)
      chimeAccount
        ✓ Valid - All properties (85ms)
        ✓ Invalid - Wrong Account type (75ms)
        ✓ Invalid - Missing turbot data (72ms)
      accId
        ✓ 8deafd50-6a37-404f-a96a-49acc1eb590b (71ms)
        ✓ invalid - cannot start at (86ms)
      name
        ✓ Valid - Base case (73ms)
        ✓ Invalid - Can not start with special characters (105ms)
      accountType
        ✓ Team (71ms)
        ✓ invalid - not listed in options (70ms)
        ✓ invalid - null value (76ms)
      accountAka
        ✓ Valid - Base case (72ms)
        ✓ Invalid - Region not needed (62ms)
        ✓ Invalid - Incorrect Account name (69ms)


  22 passing (1s)

Usage

Usage: turbot test [options]

The turbot test command runs tests for the mods.

The --dir argument specifies the directory of the root module to use. If a path is not specified, the current working directory is used.

The supported options are:

• --dir or -d : Path to the Turbot mod that you want to run the turbot test in.
• --pre-build : Pre-build shell script.
• --peer-path : Path to peer-dependencies.
• --quiet : Set output verbosity level to quiet (only show failed tests).
• --watch or -w : Watch the mod directory recursively and automatically re-run the command when a change is detected.
• --help : Shows help.
• --verbose : Set output verbosity level to verbose (show log output for all tests).
• --definitions : Runs resource and definitions tests only. Does not run control or action tests.
• --control : Select the control to run tests for. For example, turbot test --control chimeAccountCmdb runs the CMDB control for AWS > Chime > Account.
• --action : Select the action to run tests for. For example, turbot test --action chimeAccountDelete runs the Delete action for AWS > Chime > Account.
• --policy : Select the policy to run tests for. For example, turbot test --policy chimeAccountApproved runs the Approved policy for AWS > Chime > Account.
• --report : Select the report to run tests for.
• --test : Select the control test to run. For example, turbot test --test "Pagination" --control chimeAccountDiscovery runs the pagination test for AWS > Chime > Account. The --test parameter defaults to a case insensitive match, and also supports specific regular expressions by surrounding the string with /.../.
• --control-log-level : Set verbosity of inline controls logging output. Supported values are error, warning, notice, info, debug, and off.
• --test-data : Runs the test data validation only.
• --skip-query-validation : Skip the input graphQL query validation.
• --skip-test-data-validation : Skip test data validation.
• --aws-profile : Set the profile name to use when fetching aws credentials for the test run. The credentials are read from '~/.aws/credentials'