Sets up a single acceptance test for the most basic case (cloudformation template that creates a single AWS bucket). Uses Rspec for testing. Opts to validate the JSON output of the ruby DSL using aws cli tools to avoid many/any dependencies on cloudformation-ruby-dsl's internal structure/code. Contains:
ruby DSL file is in examples/simple_template.rb
spec of this file is in spec/validation_spec.rb
lots of helpers that might be reused in other specs
You can run the specs by checking out this branch and executing rspec or simply rake. This will set it up to play nicely with travis.ci. A separate PR will get this working with travis.ci. A third PR will include a validation of examples/cloudformation-ruby-script.rb and fixes to it (the JSON it outputs currently fails aws cli validation).
Example run:
./cloudformation-ruby-dsl $ rspec --format documentation
cloudformation-ruby-dsl
simplest template
should create a valid JSON template from the example ruby template
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jonaf
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Sets up a single acceptance test for the most basic case (cloudformation template that creates a single AWS bucket). Uses Rspec for testing. Opts to validate the JSON output of the ruby DSL using aws cli tools to avoid many/any dependencies on cloudformation-ruby-dsl's internal structure/code. Contains:
You can run the specs by checking out this branch and executing
rspecor simplyrake. This will set it up to play nicely with travis.ci. A separate PR will get this working with travis.ci. A third PR will include a validation ofexamples/cloudformation-ruby-script.rband fixes to it (the JSON it outputs currently fails aws cli validation).Example run: