Add inspec tests and command, global resources

[damacus]

• Fix template to look at the nodenv cookbook rather than the wrapper cookbook (default)

• Add a test cookbook with inspec tests

• Remove Vagrantfile we no longer require

• Remove default delivery and add the community cookbook toml

• Remove git_url we're no longer using

• Remove default attributes.

• Remove the default recipe as we're a library cookbook and we now have a test cookbook

• Add root_path helper as we keep trying to find the root path for commands

• Grab the rbenv_script and make a nodenv_command resource so we can get the global version easily.

• Add inspec tests for global version setting

[damacus]

Hi!

What're the chances of this getting merged in soon?

[afaundez]

@damacus sorry, I had seen this for a while. Thanks for removing all the unnecessary stuff, mostly autogenerated.

I only have one doubt, regarding the Vagrantfile. I use it as a development environment. I don't know if it is a common/good practice, but it allows me to run and re-run the recipe in a clean environment whenever I need to. Do you know another way to use the recipe while you are developing?

I'll be watching this repo from now on.

[damacus]

usually the "standard" way to do this is with test kitchen and chefdk, which under the hood generates a Vagrantfile (or another cloud platform should someone configure that)

For example the HAProxy .kitchen.dokken.yml file configures the dokken provider so that we can run it in Travis easily.

https://github.com/sous-chefs/haproxy/blob/master/.kitchen.dokken.yml

Hope that helps! Dan

On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 at 19:08 Álvaro Faúndez notifications@github.com wrote:

@damacus https://github.com/damacus sorry, I had seen this for a while. Thanks for removing all the unnecessary stuff, mostly autogenerated.

I only have one doubt, regarding the Vagrantfile. I use it as a development environment. I don't know if it is a common/good practice, but it allows me to run and re-run the recipe in a clean enviroment whenever I need to. Do you know another way to use the recipe while you are developing?

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[afaundez]

Thanks for the pointer, this worked, just adding attributes to .kitchen.yml.