validator

scaleway-serverless-module validator

Used to validate a YAML config file used by scaleway-serverless-module Terraform module. This can be executed before running using the module to ensure the YAML configuration file passed to the module is valid.

Install and test with:

go install github.com/norbjd/scaleway-serverless-module/scaleway-serverless-module-validator@main

# show usage
scaleway-serverless-module-validator -h

Ideally, we'd like the YAML config file to be validated by Terraform itself (when running terraform validate, for example), but we can't easily do this. So we use this separate validator.

When validation succeeds, scaleway-serverless-module-validator exits with a code 0. Otherwise, it exits with a different code (1 if config is invalid, or another code for other errors), and logs show the errors found. For example:

$ ./scaleway-serverless-module-validator -context-dir /path/to/folder
2024/01/27 17:07:16 checking config validity against: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/norbjd/scaleway-serverless-module/main/validator/config_json_schema.json
2024/01/27 17:07:16 config file used is: /path/to/folder/scaleway_serverless_config.yaml
2024/01/27 17:07:16 found some errors:
2024/01/27 17:07:16 - function_namespaces.0.functions.0.memory_limit: function_namespaces.0.functions.0.memory_limit must be one of the following: 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096
2024/01/27 17:07:16 - function_namespaces.0.functions.0.privacy: function_namespaces.0.functions.0.privacy must be one of the following: "public", "private"
2024/01/27 17:07:16 invalid config

$ echo $?
1

Examples

In these examples, we assume /path/to/folder is the folder where YAML config file (+ optional env file) are located.

Validate against last module's JSON schema version (with or without env file)

scaleway-serverless-module-validator \
  -context-dir /path/to/folder

Validate against a local JSON schema (useful for testing)

scaleway-serverless-module-validator \
  -json-schema /path/to/other_config_json_schema.json \
  -context-dir /path/to/folder

TODO

• refactor code (for now I know it's crappy)
• cron's json_args must be a valid JSON (don't know if it's possible to validate with JSON schema)
• container's image must be valid (at least syntax)
• function's source must point to an existing folder (unlikely to be possible to validate with JSON schema)
• function's handler must be valid (unlikely to be possible to validate with JSON schema)