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https://github.com/jirutka/nginx-testing

Support for integration/acceptance testing of nginx configuration in TypeScript/JavaScript.
https://github.com/jirutka/nginx-testing

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Support for integration/acceptance testing of nginx configuration in TypeScript/JavaScript.

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= nginx testing

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// custom

:npm-name: nginx-testing

:gh-name: jirutka/{npm-name}



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This project provides support for easy integration/acceptance testing of https://nginx.org/[nginx] configuration using TypeScript or JavaScript, primarily for testing https://nginx.org/en/docs/njs/[njs] (NGINX JavaScript) scripts.



It allows you to run tests against various nginx versions on any Linux, macOS or Windows (x64) system without need to install nginx or use some overcomplex methods such as Docker footnote:[Yes, that’s right, you don’t need Docker to run a damn binary!].

{npm-name} automatically downloads a precompiled nginx binary for your system and architecture from project https://github.com/jirutka/nginx-binaries[nginx-binaries].



ifndef::npm-readme[]

[discrete]

== Table of Contents



toc::[]

endif::npm-readme[]



== Installation



[source, sh, subs="+attributes"]

----

# using npm:

npm install --save-dev {npm-name}

# or using yarn:

yarn add --dev {npm-name}

----



== Usage Examples



=== Testing with Mocha



._example.test.ts:_

[source, ts]

----

import { strict as assert } from 'assert'

import { after, afterEach, before, beforeEach, test } from 'mocha'

import { startNginx, NginxServer } from 'nginx-testing'

import fetch from 'node-fetch'



let nginx: NginxServer



before(async () => {

  nginx = await startNginx({ version: '1.24.x', configPath: './nginx.conf' })

})



after(async () => {

  await nginx.stop()

})



beforeEach(async () => {

  // Consume logs (i.e. clean them before the test).

  await nginx.readAccessLog()

  await nginx.readErrorLog()

})



afterEach(async function () {

  // Print logs if the test failed.

  if (this.currentTest?.state === 'failed') {

    console.error('Access log:\n' + await nginx.readAccessLog())

    console.error('Error log:\n' + await nginx.readErrorLog())

  }

})



test('GET / results in HTTP 200', async () => {

  const resp = await fetch(`http://localhost:${nginx.port}/`)

  assert.equal(resp.status, 200)

})

----



._nginx.conf:_

[source, nginx]

----

events {

}

http {

  server {

    listen localhost:__PORT__;



    location / {

      return 200 "OK";

    }

  }

}

----



== API

:Writable: link:https://nodejs.org/api/stream.html#stream_class_stream_writable[stream.Writable]



// NOTE: Keep the API section in sync with TSDoc comments in the sources (until I figure out how to generate it).



// Pandoc conversion to Markdown doesn't handle definition lists.

ifdef::npm-readme[]

https://github.com/{gh-name}#api[See on GitHub].



endif::npm-readme[]

ifndef::npm-readme[]



[[startNginx]] startNginx `(opts: <>) => Promise<<>>`::

Starts nginx server with the given configuration.

+

.Example:

[source, ts]

----

import { startNginx, NginxServer } from 'nginx-testing'

import fetch from 'node-fetch'



let nginx: NginxServer



before(async () => {

  nginx = await startNginx({ version: '1.24.x', configPath: './nginx.conf' })

})

after(nginx.stop)



test('GET / results in HTTP 200', async () => {

  const resp = await fetch(`http://localhost:${nginx.port}/`)

  assert(resp.status === 200)

})

----



[[nginxVersionInfo]] nginxVersionInfo `(nginxBinPath: string) => Promise<<>>`::

Executes the nginx binary `nginxBinPath` with option `-V` and returns parsed version and info about the modules it was compiled with(out).



[[parseConf]] parseConf `(source: string) => <>`::

Parses the given nginx config.



[[setLogger]] setLogger `(logger: object) => void`::

Use the given logger -- an object with functions `debug`, `info`, `warn`, and `error`.

Undefined logging functions will be replaced with no-op.

+

See section <> for more information.



=== NginxOptions



Options for <>.



binPath `(?string)`::

Name or path of the nginx binary to start.

Defaults to `'nginx'`.

+

This option is ignored if `version` is provided.



version `(?string)`::

A SemVer version range specifying the nginx version to run.

+

Nginx binary for your OS and architecture will be downloaded from https://github.com/jirutka/nginx-binaries[nginx-binaries].

It will be stored in directory `.cache/nginx-binaries/` inside the nearest writeable `node_modules` directory or in `nginx-binaries/` inside the system-preferred temp directory.

+

Not all versions are available.

You can find a list of available binaries at https://jirutka.github.io/nginx-binaries/[nginx-binaries].



config `(?string)`::

+

--

Nginx configuration to use.



If `configPath` is provided, the processed config will be written to a temporary file `.~` (where `` is a filename from `configPath`) in the `configPath`’s directory (e.g. `conf/nginx.conf` -> `conf/.nginx.conf~`).

Otherwise it will be written into `nginx.conf` file in `workDir`.

In either case, this file will be automatically deleted after stopping the nginx.



The config may include the following placeholders which will be replaced with

corresponding values:



* `++__ADDRESS__++` -- The address as specified in `bindAddress`.

* `++__CONFDIR__++` -- Path to directory with the config file as specified in `configPath`.

* `++__CWD__++` -- The current working directory as reported by `process.cwd()`.

* `++__WORKDIR__++` -- Path to the nginx’s working directory as specified in `workDir`.

* `++__PORT__++`, `++__PORT_1__++`, ..., `++__PORT_9__++` -- The port numbers as specified in `ports` and `preferredPorts`.



It will be modified for compatibility with the runner by applying patch operations specified in `configPatch` variable.



Either `configPath`, or `config` must be provided!

--



configPath `(?string)`::

Path of the nginx configuration file to use.

+

This file will be processed and the resulting config file will be written to a temporary file `.~` (where `` is a filename from `configPath`) in the `configPath`’s directory (e.g. `conf/nginx.conf` -> `conf/.nginx.conf~`).

This temporary file will be automatically deleted after stopping the nginx.

+

See `config` option for information about placeholders and patching.

+

Either `configPath`, or `config` must be provided!



bindAddress `(?string)`::

Hostname or IP address the port(s) will be binding on.

This is used when searching for free ports (see `preferredPorts`) and for substituting `++__ADDRESS__++` placeholder in the given nginx config.

Defaults to `'127.0.0.1'`.



ports `(?number[])`::

A list of port numbers for substituting `++__PORT__++`, `++__PORT_1__++`, ..., `++__PORT_9__++` placeholders in the given nginx config.

Unlike `preferredPorts`, these are _not_ checked for availability and nginx will fail to start if any of the provided and used ports is unavailable.

+

If it’s not provided or more ports are needed, next ports are selected from the `preferredPorts` or randomly.



preferredPorts `(?number[])`::

A list of preferred port numbers to use for substituting `++__PORT__++`, `++__PORT_1__++`, ..., `++__PORT_9__++` placeholders in the given nginx config.

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Unavailable ports (used by some other program or restricted by OS) are skipped.

If there are no preferred ports left and another port is needed, a random port number is used.



workDir `(?string)`::

Path of a directory that will be passed as a _prefix_ (`-p`) into `nginx`.

It will be automatically created if doesn’t exist.

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If not provided, an unique temporary directory will be created: `.cache/nginx-testing-XXXXXX/` relative to the nearest writable `node_modules` (nearest to `process.cwd()`) or `nginx-testing-XXXXXX/` in the system-preferred temp directory.

The created directory will be automatically deleted after stopping.



errorLog `(?string | ?{Writable})`::

+

--

One of:



* `'buffer'` -- Collect the nginx’s stderr to a buffer that can be read using `readErrorLog()` (default).

* `'ignore'` -- Ignore nginx’s stderr.

* `'inherit'` -- Pass through the nginx’s stderr output to the Node process.

* `<{Writable}>` -- A writable stream to pipe the nginx’s stderr to.



Nginx error log is expected to be redirected to _stderr_.

Directive `error_log stderr info;` will be automatically added to the config, unless there’s already `error_log` defined in the main context.

--



accessLog `(?string | ?{Writable})`::

+

--

One of:



* `'buffer'` -- Collect the nginx’s access log to a buffer that can be read using `readAccessLog()` (default).

* `'ignore'` -- Ignore nginx’s access log.

* `<{Writable}>` -- A writable stream to pipe the nginx’s access log to.



Nginx access log is expected to be redirected to file `/access.log`.

Directive `access_log access.log;` will be automatically added to the config, unless there’s already `access_log` defined in the `http` context.

--



startTimeoutMsec `(?number)`::

Number of milliseconds after the start to wait for the nginx to respond to the health-check request (`HEAD ++http://:/health++`).

Any HTTP status is considered as success -- it just checks if the nginx is listening and responding.

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Defaults to `1000`.



=== RestartOptions



config `(?string)`::

The same as in <>.



configPath `(?string)`::

The same as in <>.



=== NginxServer



A return value of <>.



config `(string)`::

The current nginx configuration.



pid `(number)`::

PID of the nginx process.



port `(number)`::

Number of the first port allocated for nginx, i.e. the port on which nginx should listen for connections.

It’s the same as `ports[0]`.



ports `(number[])`::

A list of port numbers allocated for nginx.



workDir `(string)`::

Path of the nginx’s working directory.



readAccessLog `() => Promise`::

Reads new messages from the access log since the last call of `readAccessLog()`.

+

Throws `Error` if the process was created with option `accessLog` other than `'buffer'` or `undefined`.



readErrorLog `() => Promise`::

Reads new messages from the error log since the last call of `readErrorLog()`.

+

Throws `Error` if the process was created with option `errorLog` other than `'buffer'` or `undefined`.



reload `(?<>) => Promise`::

Reloads the nginx (using SIGHUP), optionally with a new configuration.

Options `config` and `configPath` are mutually exclusive here.

+

Nginx can be reloaded only when running with the master process.

This is disabled by default, but you can override it by declaring `master_process on` in the config.

+

**Important:** The function you are looking for is `restart()`.

Use `reload()` only if you know that you cannot use `restart()`.

+

**Caution:** This function doesn’t work on Windows!

+

Throws `Error` if nginx was started with `master_process off` or if running on Windows (`win32` platform).



restart `(?<>) => Promise`::

Restarts the nginx, optionally with a new configuration.

Options `config` and `configPath` are mutually exclusive here.

The new nginx process will be started with the same ports, working directory etc.



stop `() => Promise`::

Stops the nginx and cleans-up temporary files and directories.



=== NginxVersionInfo



Parsed output of `nginx -V` returned by <>.



version `(string)`::

Nginx version number (e.g. `'1.24.0'`).



modules `(Object.)`::

An object of module names as properties with value `'with'`, `'with-dynamic'`, or `'without'`.

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.Example:

[source, ts]

----

{

  http_fastcgi: 'without',

  http_geoip: 'with-dynamic',

  http_ssl: 'with',

}

----



=== NginxConfEditor



Nginx configuration editor returned by <>.



get `(path: string) => string | string[] | undefined`::

Returns a value of a directive at the path specified by a JSON Pointer (e.g. `/http/servers/0/listen`).

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* If the directive is not declared, returns `undefined`.

* If the path points to an unnamed block (e.g. `server`), returns an empty string.

* If an intermediate directive is declared multiple times and no index is specified in the path (e.g. `/http/servers/listen`), the first one is selected (`/http/servers/0/listen`).

* If the path points to a directive that is declared multiple times (in the same context), returns an array of each declaration’s value.



applyPatch `(patch: <>[]) => this`::

Applies the specified patch operations on the config.

+

Throws `RangeError` if some intermediate directive on the path does not exist.



toString `() => string`::

Dumps the config back to string.



=== PatchOperation



A patch operation to be performed on nginx config.



It’s an object with the following properties:



op `(string)`::

The operation name; one of:



* `'add'` -- Adds a directive.

* `'default'` -- Sets a directive if it’s not declared yet.

* `'remove'` -- Removes a directive.

* `'set'` -- Sets a directive and removes its existing declarations in the same context.



path `(string)`::

A JSON Pointer of the directive to be added, set or removed.

+

For example, `/http/server/1/listen` points to a directive `listen` in the second `server` context inside `http` context.

See documentation of `get` function in <> for more information.



value `(string)`::

A value of the directive (not defined for op `'remove'`).



This is based on http://jsonpatch.com/[JSON Patch], but with a different operations.



=== Logging



. If https://github.com/Download/anylogger[anylogger] is available and initialized (any adapter has been registered), then:

** all log messages will go through `anylogger` logger `nginx-binaries`.



. If https://www.npmjs.com/package/debug[debug] is available, then:

** _debug_ messages will be logged via `debug` logger `nginx-binaries`, others (error, warn, info) via `console`.



. otherwise:

** _error_, _warn_, and _info_ messages will be logged via https://nodejs.org/api/console.html[`console`], _debug_ messages will be discarded.



If none of these options is suitable, you can provide your own logger using <>:



[source, js, subs="+attributes"]

----

import { setLogger } from '{npm-name}'



setLogger({

  warn: console.warn,

  error: console.error,

  // undefined logging functions will be replaced with no-op

})

----



endif::npm-readme[]



== CLI



// Pandoc conversion to Markdown doesn't handle definition lists.

ifdef::npm-readme[]

https://github.com/{gh-name}#cli[See on GitHub].



endif::npm-readme[]

ifndef::npm-readme[]



=== start-nginx



// NOTE: Keep this section in sync with --help message in nginxRunnerCli.ts (until I write a script to generate it).



----

start-nginx [options] 

start-nginx -h | --help

----



Start nginx server with the given config and reload it on changes.



==== Arguments



::

Path of the nginx configuration file.



==== Options



-b --bin-path ::

Name or path of the nginx binary to start.

Defaults to `nginx`.

This option is ignored if *--version* is specified.



-v --version ::

A SemVer version range specifying the nginx version to download from https://github.com/jirutka/nginx-binaries[nginx-binaries] a and run.



-A --bind-address ::

Hostname or IP address to bind the port(s) on.

Defaults to 127.0.0.1.



-p --port ::

Port number(s) for substituting `++__PORT__++`, `++__PORT_1__++`, ..., `++__PORT_9__++` placeholders in the nginx config.

Repeat this option for more ports.

Defaults to random port numbers.



-d --work-dir ::

Path of a directory that will be passed as a prefix into nginx.

If not provided, a temporary directory will be automatically created.



-T --start-timeout ::

Number of milliseconds after the start to wait for the nginx to respond to the health-check request.

Defaults to 1,000 ms.



-w --watch ::

Watch file or directory (recursively) and reload nginx on changes.

** is watched implicitly.

Repeat this option for more paths.



-D --watch-delay ::

Delay time between reloads in milliseconds.

Defaults to 200 ms.



-h --help::

Show help message and exit.



endif::npm-readme[]



== License



This project is licensed under http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT/[MIT License].