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Overview ¶
Package dockertest contains helper functions for setting up and tearing down docker containers to aid in testing.
Index ¶
Constants ¶
const ( MySQLUsername = "root" MySQLPassword = "root" PostgresUsername = "docker" // set up by the dockerfile of postgresImage PostgresPassword = "docker" // set up by the dockerfile of postgresImage )
Variables ¶
var Debug bool
Debug, if set, prevents any container from being removed.
Functions ¶
func KillContainer ¶
Types ¶
type ContainerID ¶
type ContainerID string
func SetupFakeS3Container ¶
func SetupFakeS3Container(t *testing.T) (c ContainerID, ip string)
func SetupMongoContainer ¶
func SetupMongoContainer(t *testing.T) (c ContainerID, ip string)
SetupMongoContainer sets up a real MongoDB instance for testing purposes, using a Docker container. It returns the container ID and its IP address, or makes the test fail on error. Currently using https://index.docker.io/u/robinvdvleuten/mongo/
func SetupMySQLContainer ¶
func SetupMySQLContainer(t *testing.T, dbname string) (c ContainerID, ip string)
SetupMySQLContainer sets up a real MySQL instance for testing purposes, using a Docker container. It returns the container ID and its IP address, or makes the test fail on error. Currently using https://hub.docker.com/_/mysql/
func SetupPostgreSQLContainer ¶
func SetupPostgreSQLContainer(t *testing.T, dbname string) (c ContainerID, ip string)
SetupPostgreSQLContainer sets up a real PostgreSQL instance for testing purposes, using a Docker container. It returns the container ID and its IP address, or makes the test fail on error. Currently using https://index.docker.io/u/nornagon/postgres
func (ContainerID) IP ¶
func (c ContainerID) IP() (string, error)
func (ContainerID) Kill ¶
func (c ContainerID) Kill() error
func (ContainerID) KillRemove ¶
func (c ContainerID) KillRemove(t *testing.T)
KillRemove calls Kill on the container, and then Remove if there was no error. It logs any error to t.
func (ContainerID) Remove ¶
func (c ContainerID) Remove() error
Remove runs "docker rm" on the container
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