Batali for test-kitchen!
Batali support must be injected into test-kitchen. This is done by using a wrapper command. Instead of calling kitchen directly:
$ kitchen --help
use the wrapper command:
$ batali-tk --help
The Batali test-kitchen wrapper can be used to test cookbooks within an
infrastructure repository context. A Batali file is required at the root
of the infrastructure repository and is optional within the cookbook itself
(only required in the cookbook if extra testing dependencies are required).
This can be done using the --batali-cookbook-path flag. As most cookbooks
will live in a separate repository, you can provide the path to a working
copy on your system:
$ batali-tk test BOX --batali-cookbook-path ../users
If you want to test the cookbook using a specific set of environment constraints, that can be done too. It required the auto discovery feature of Batali to be in use within the infrastructure repository Batali file. To enable environment constraints:
$ batali-tk test BOX --batali-cookbook-path ../users --batali-environment production
- Repository: https://github.com/hw-labs/batali-tk