Testing

By default, the Terraform examples provided by Worklytics install a NodeJS-based tool for testing your proxy deployments.

Full documentation of the test tool is available here. And the code is located in the tools directory of the Psoxy repository.

Testing Pre-requisites

Wherever you run this test tool from, your AWS or GCloud CLI must be authenticated as an entity with permissions to invoke the Lambda functions / Cloud functions that you deployed for Psoxy.

If you're testing the bulk cases, the entity must be able to read/write to the cloud storage buckets created for each of those bulk examples.

Testing Locally when Terraform ran remotely (eg, Terraform Cloud, GitHub Actions, etc)

If you're running the Terraform examples in a different location from where you wish to run tests, then you can install the tool alone:

1. Clone the Psoxy repo to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/Worklytics/psoxy.git

1. From within that clone, install the test tool:

./tools/install-test-tool.sh

1. Get specific test commands for your deployment

   • If you set the todos_as_outputs variable to true, your Terraform apply run should contain todo2 output variable with testing instructions.

   • If you set todos_as_local_files variable to true, your Terraform apply run should contain local files named TODO 2 ... with testing instructions.

   In both cases, you will need to replace the test tool path included there with the path to your installation.

2. Example commands of the primary testing tool: "Psoxy Test Calls"

# GCP deployment example:
node cli-call.js -u https://us-central1-acme.cloudfunctions.net/calendar/v3/calendars/primary -t <IDENTITY_TOKEN> -i [e-mail]
# AWS deployment example:
node cli-call.js -u https://acme.lambda-url.us-east-1.on.aws/v2/users -r arn:aws:iam::310635719553:role/PsoxyApiCaller

Testing Deployments made without Terraform

If you used and approach other than Terraform, or did not directly use our Terraform examples, you may not have the testing examples or the test tool installed on your machine.

In such a case, you can install the test tool manually by following steps 1+2 above, and then can review the documentation on how to use it from your machine.