DscResource.Tests/DscResource.Container/DscResource.Container.psm1
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$projectRootPath = Split-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -Parent $testHelperPath = Join-Path -Path $projectRootPath -ChildPath 'TestHelper.psm1' Import-Module -Name $testHelperPath -Force $script:localizedData = Get-LocalizedData -ModuleName 'DscResource.Container' -ModuleRoot $PSScriptRoot <# .SYNOPSIS This is the function that is executed inside the container to run the tests. .PARAMETER ContainerName The name of the container that the script is running in. .PARAMETER Path The project path in the container. .PARAMETER TestPath The path to on or more tests to run. .PARAMETER CodeCoverage The path to on or more script or module files to use calculate code coverage. This parameter is optional. #> function Start-ContainerTest { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $ContainerName, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $Path, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String[]] $TestPath, [Parameter()] [System.String[]] $CodeCoverage ) $transcriptPath = Join-Path -Path $Path -ChildPath ('{0}_Transcript.txt' -f $ContainerName) Start-Transcript -Path $transcriptPath -IncludeInvocationHeader $startTime = Get-Date Write-Info -Message $script:localizedData.InstallingPester Install-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -MinimumVersion 2.8.5.201 -Force | Out-Null Install-Module -Name Pester -Force -SkipPublisherCheck Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.InvokePesterOnTheseTests -f ($TestPath -join ', ')) -Verbose # TODO: ExcludeTag is not honored here, but is on the build worker. Should send that in here as well. $invokePesterParameters = @{ OutputFormat = 'NUnitXML' OutputFile = Join-Path -Path $Path -ChildPath ('{0}_TestsResults.xml' -f $ContainerName) PassThru = $True Path = $TestPath } if ($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('CodeCoverage')) { Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.UsingTheseFilesForCodeCoverage -f ($CodeCoverage -join ', ')) -Verbose $invokePesterParameters['CodeCoverage'] = $CodeCoverage } else { Write-Info -Message $script:localizedData.NoFilesForCodeCoverage } $invokePesterResult = Invoke-Pester @invokePesterParameters <# Using depth 10 to get any future changes to Pester (currently it seems to only need a depth of 4). #> $jsonPesterResult = $invokePesterResult | ConvertTo-Json -Compress -Depth 10 # Write the pester result object to file as JSON. $outFileParameters = @{ FilePath = Join-Path -Path $Path -ChildPath ('{0}_TestsResults.json' -f $ContainerName) Encoding = 'ascii' } $jsonPesterResult | Out-File @outFileParameters $timeElapsed = New-TimeSpan -Start $startTime -End (Get-Date) Write-Verbose -Message ($script:localizedData.TestRanForTime -f $timeElapsed.ToString('mm\:ss')) -Verbose Stop-Transcript } <# .SYNOPSIS Creates a new container and prepares it to run tests. .PARAMETER Name The name of the container. .PARAMETER ImageName The name of the image that the container should use. Defaults to 'microsoft/windowsservercore:latest'. .PARAMETER TestPath An array with paths to tests that should be run. .PARAMETER ProjectPath The path to the project, in the container, that is being tested. Normally this is $env:APPVEYOR_BUILD_FOLDER. .PARAMETER CodeCoverage The path to on or more script or module files to use calculate code coverage. This parameter is optional. .OUTPUTS Returns the container identifier of the container that was created. #> function New-Container { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([System.String])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $Name, [Parameter()] [System.String] $ImageName = 'microsoft/windowsservercore:latest', [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String[]] $TestPath, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $ProjectPath, [Parameter()] [System.String[]] $CodeCoverage ) <# Make sure Docker executable exist. If it does, then we assume that docker is properly installed and configured for running Windows containers. #> if (-not (Get-Command -Name 'docker' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { throw $script:localizedData.DockerIsNotAvailable } # Make sure we have the correct container images available. if ($ImageName -match ':') { $dockerImagesFormat = '{{.Repository}}:{{.Tag}}' } else { $dockerImagesFormat = '{{.Repository}}' } [System.String[]] $dockerImages = docker images --format $dockerImagesFormat if ($ImageName -match ':latest$' -or (-not $dockerImages.Contains($ImageName))) { Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.DownloadingImage -f $ImageName) <# Pulling the latest image. Using Out-Null so it does not output download information. #> docker pull $ImageName | Out-Null } Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.CreatingContainer -f $Name, $ImageName) <# Builds a array of strings on a single line with all the test paths, and with each test path surrounded with double quotes. This format is needed when adding the array to the Docker command line, when creating the container. #> $containerTestPath = '@("{0}")' -f ($TestPath -join '", "') # Builds the final command arguments that is used with the call to powershell.exe. $containerScript = 'Import-Module -Name ''{0}\DscResource.Tests\DscResource.Container'';Start-ContainerTest -ContainerName {1} -Path {0} -TestPath {2}' -f $ProjectPath, $Name, $containerTestPath if ($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('CodeCoverage')) { <# Builds a array of strings on a single line with all the code coverage paths, and with each test path surrounded with double quotes. This format is needed when adding the array to the Docker command line, when creating the container. #> $containerCodeCoveragePath = '@("{0}")' -f ($CodeCoverage -join '", "') <# Add the code coverage parameter to the final command line. Note: Must start with a single space. #> $containerScript += ' -CodeCoverage {0}' -f $containerCodeCoveragePath } Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.ContainerUsingScript -f $Name, $containerScript) <# There are a max limit to how long a command or encoded command can be, so we have to write the script to a file and upload that to the container, and then the powershell.exe -EncodedCommand can kick off that script. The start script will be uploaded after the container is create below. #> $startScriptFileName = '{0}_StartTest.ps1' -f $Name $startScriptFilePath = Join-Path -Path $env:TEMP -ChildPath $startScriptFileName $containerScript | Out-File -FilePath $startScriptFilePath -Encoding ascii $containerCommand = '. C:\{0}' -f $startScriptFileName <# Encode the command so it can be used with -EncodeCommand argument of the powershell.exe. #> $containerCommandBytes = [System.Text.Encoding]::Unicode.GetBytes($containerCommand) $containerEncodedCommand = [System.Convert]::ToBase64String($containerCommandBytes) <# Start our container to run unit tests in. docker create [OPTIONS] IMAGE [COMMAND] [ARG...] OPTIONS: --name - Named so it is easy to identify our container for debugging purposes. IMAGE - the image we base our container on; microsoft/windowsservercore COMMAND - the command we run when the container start; powershell.exe ARGUMENT - the arguments for the COMMAND; s -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -EncodedCommand $containerEncodedCommand #> $containerIdentifier = docker create --name $Name $ImageName powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -EncodedCommand $containerEncodedCommand Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.CopyStartScript -f $Name) $copyItemToContainer = @{ ContainerIdentifier = $containerIdentifier Path = $startScriptFilePath Destination = 'C:\' } Copy-ItemToContainer @copyItemToContainer Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.CopyStartScript -f $Name) <# Cannot copy to a destination if any part of the destination folder structure is missing. So here the root project folder is copied, which is expected to be 'c:\projects'. C:\ does exist so it can successfully create 'projects' folder and copy the rest of the child folders. #> $appVeyorProjectRootFolder = (Split-Path $ProjectPath -Parent) $copyItemToContainer = @{ ContainerIdentifier = $containerIdentifier Path = $appVeyorProjectRootFolder Destination = $appVeyorProjectRootFolder } Copy-ItemToContainer @copyItemToContainer Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.ContainerUsingCommand -f $Name, $containerCommand) return $containerIdentifier } <# .SYNOPSIS Starts a container. This is a wrapper for 'docker start'. .PARAMETER ContainerIdentifier The identifier of the container to start. .OUTPUTS Returns the container identifier of the container that was started. This will be the same identifier as was passed in to the parameter ContainerIdentifier. #> function Start-Container { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([System.String])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $ContainerIdentifier ) $containerName = Split-Path -Path (docker inspect $ContainerIdentifier --format '{{.Name}}') -Leaf Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.StartContainer -f $containerName, $ContainerIdentifier) return docker start $ContainerIdentifier } <# .SYNOPSIS Waits for a container to stop (exit). .PARAMETER ContainerIdentifier The identifier of the container to wait for. .PARAMETER Timeout A value in seconds for the timeout waiting for the container to finish. Defaults to 3600 seconds (1 hour). .OUTPUTS Returns the container exit code. #> function Wait-Container { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([System.Int64])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $ContainerIdentifier, [Parameter()] [System.UInt32] $Timeout = 3600 ) $containerName = Split-Path -Path (docker inspect $ContainerIdentifier --format '{{.Name}}') -Leaf $timeoutTimer = [System.Diagnostics.StopWatch]::StartNew() try { # This returns a string with either 'false' or 'true'. $containerRunning = docker inspect $ContainerIdentifier --format '{{.State.Running}}' if ($containerRunning -ne 'false') { Write-Info -Message ('-' * 80) Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.WaitContainer -f $containerName) Write-Info -Message ('-' * 80) # Wait for the container to stop (exit). do { Start-Sleep -Seconds 2 # This returns a string with either 'false' or 'true'. $containerRunning = docker inspect $ContainerIdentifier --format '{{.State.Running}}' } until ($containerRunning -eq 'false' -or $timeoutTimer.Elapsed.Seconds -ge $Timeout) } } catch { throw $_ } finally { $timeoutTimer.Stop() } # If the timeout period was reach before the container stopped, then throw. if ($containerRunning -eq 'true') { throw ($script:localizedData.ContainerTimeout -f $Timeout) } [System.Int64] $containerExitCode = docker inspect $containerIdentifier --format '{{.State.ExitCode}}' Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.ContainerExited -f $containerName, $containerExitCode) return $containerExitCode } <# .SYNOPSIS Get the logs of a container. .PARAMETER ContainerIdentifier The identifier of the container to get logs for. .OUTPUTS Returns the log as an array of objects. #> function Get-ContainerLog { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([Object[]])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $ContainerIdentifier ) $containerName = Split-Path -Path (docker inspect $ContainerIdentifier --format '{{.Name}}') -Leaf Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.GetContainerLogs -f $containerName) $containerErrorObject = docker logs $ContainerIdentifier 2>&1 return $containerErrorObject } <# .SYNOPSIS Copy an item from a containers file system to the local host file system. .PARAMETER ContainerIdentifier The identifier of the container to get logs for. .PARAMETER Path The path to the item in the containers file system that should be copied to the host. .PARAMETER Destination The destination path to where the files will be copied on the local host file system. #> function Copy-ItemFromContainer { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $ContainerIdentifier, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $Path, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $Destination ) $containerName = Split-Path -Path (docker inspect $ContainerIdentifier --format '{{.Name}}') -Leaf Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.CopyItemFromContainer -f $ContainerIdentifier, $Path, $containerName, $Destination) docker cp "$($ContainerIdentifier):$Path" $Destination } <# .SYNOPSIS Copy an item from the local host file system to a containers file system. .PARAMETER ContainerIdentifier The identifier of the container to get logs for. .PARAMETER Path The path to the item in the local host file system that should be copied to the containers file system. .PARAMETER Destination The destination path to where the files will be copied on the containers file system. #> function Copy-ItemToContainer { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $ContainerIdentifier, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $Path, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String] $Destination ) $containerName = Split-Path -Path (docker inspect $ContainerIdentifier --format '{{.Name}}') -Leaf Write-Info -Message ($script:localizedData.CopyItemToContainer -f $ContainerIdentifier, $Path, $containerName, $Destination) docker cp $Path "$($ContainerIdentifier):$Destination" } <# .SYNOPSIS Output the Pester test results, including missed commands, in a pretty Pester like format. .PARAMETER TestResult The test results from the object that Pester outputs. .PARAMETER ShowOnlyFailed When this is set, then only failed tests will be listed. The default is to list all tests, both successful and failed. .PARAMETER WaitForAppVeyorConsole When this is set the output will pause at the end to let AppVeyor console to keep up. With a lot of (fast) output the AppVeyor console can have trouble keeping up and garble the output. This helps mitigate that. .PARAMETER Timeout The number of seconds to wait when the parameter WaitForAppVeyorConsole is used. This defaults to 5 seconds. This parameter is ignore if WaitForAppVeyorConsole is not used at the same time. .NOTES For SqlServerDsc this output, including missed commands, takes approximately one minute to list. Note: It will loop thru all Context-blocks, even those that were nested, but nested Context-blocks will be shown as they were listed directly under the Describe-block. Nested Context-blocks will be shown as 'Context\NestedContext'. #> function Out-TestResult { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [PSCustomObject[]] $TestResult, [Parameter()] [Switch] $ShowOnlyFailed, [Parameter()] [Switch] $WaitForAppVeyorConsole, [Parameter()] [System.UInt32] $Timeout = 5 ) if ($ShowOnlyFailed.IsPresent) { $testsToOutput = $TestResult | Where-Object -FilterScript { $_.Passed -eq $false } } else { $testsToOutput = $TestResult.Clone() } $uniqueDescribeBlockName = $testsToOutput | Select-Object -ExpandProperty 'Describe' -Unique foreach ($describeBlockName in $uniqueDescribeBlockName) { Describe -Name $describeBlockName { <# Get all unique Context-blocks with the same Describe-block, and where the Context-block is not equal to an empty string (which means that the It-block is directly in a Describe-block). #> $uniqueContextBlockName = $testsToOutput | Where-Object -FilterScript { $_.Describe -eq $describeBlockName -and $_.Context -ne '' } | Select-Object -ExpandProperty 'Context' -Unique foreach ($contextBlockName in $uniqueContextBlockName) { Context -Name $contextBlockName { $itBlocks = $testsToOutput | Where-Object -FilterScript { $_.Describe -eq $describeBlockName ` -and $_.Context -eq $contextBlockName } foreach ($itBlock in $itBlocks) { Write-PesterItBlock -TestResult $itBlock } } } <# Get all It-blocks with the same Describe-block, and where the Context-block is equal to an empty string (which means that the It-block is directly in a Describe-block). #> $itBlocks = $testsToOutput | Where-Object -FilterScript { $_.Describe -eq $describeBlockName ` -and $_.Context -eq '' } foreach ($itBlock in $itBlocks) { Write-PesterItBlock -TestResult $itBlock } } } if ($WaitForAppVeyorConsole.IsPresent) { # Let's hold back a bit so AppVeyor console can keep up with output. Start-Sleep -Seconds $Timeout } # End with a blank line to show where the output of results end. Write-Output -InputObject '' } <# .SYNOPSIS Output the Pester test result It-block. .PARAMETER TestResult The test result object containing the It-block to output. .NOTES This function is a helper function for the cmdlet Out-TestResult and is not exported by the module. #> function Write-PesterItBlock { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [PSCustomObject] $TestResult ) $isSkipped = $false if ($TestResult.Result -eq 'Skipped') { $isSkipped = $true } It -Name $TestResult.Name -Skip:$isSkipped { $TestResult.Passed | Should -Be $true } -ErrorVariable itBlockError # Check if the It-block failed. if ($itBlockError.Count -ne 0) { Write-Output -InputObject '' Write-Info -ForegroundColor 'Red' -Object ($script:localizedData.ItBlockFailureMessage -f $TestResult.FailureMessage) Write-Output -InputObject '' $itBlockError = $null } } <# .SYNOPSIS Output the Pester code coverage missed commands, in a pretty Pester like format. .PARAMETER MissedCommand The object containing the missed command from the code coverage object of the test result object that Pester outputs. .PARAMETER WaitForAppVeyorConsole When this is set the output will pause at the end to let AppVeyor console to keep up. With a lot of (fast) output the AppVeyor console can have trouble keeping up and garble the output. This helps mitigate that. .PARAMETER Timeout The number of seconds to wait when the parameter WaitForAppVeyorConsole is used. This defaults to 5 seconds. This parameter is ignore if WaitForAppVeyorConsole is not used at the same time. .NOTES If we would just have outputted the object $MissedCommand to the stream the output would be garbled with other output since the AppVeyor console wouldn't keep up. Looping and outputting each row individually mitigated that problem. Parameter MissedCommand should not be mandatory, when it's non-mandatory the function can handle when sent in an empty array or $null value, which will output a correct informational message. #> function Out-MissedCommand { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter()] [PSCustomObject[]] $MissedCommand, [Parameter()] [Switch] $WaitForAppVeyorConsole, [Parameter()] [System.UInt32] $Timeout = 5 ) # Output the missed commands. if ($MissedCommand.Count -gt 0) { # Start with a blank line to show where the output of missed commands start. Write-Output -InputObject '' Write-Info -ForegroundColor Red -Message ($script:localizedData.MissedCommandsInCodeCoverage -f $MissedCommand.Count) [PSCustomObject[]] $MissedCommand = $MissedCommand | Select-Object -Property @{ Name = 'File' Expression = { $_.File -replace ("$env:APPVEYOR_BUILD_FOLDER\" -replace '\\', '\\') } }, Function, Line, Command $fileFieldMaxLength = ($MissedCommand.File | Measure-Object -Maximum -Property Length).Maximum $functionFieldMaxLength = ($MissedCommand.Function | Measure-Object -Maximum -Property Length).Maximum $lineFieldMaxLength = 5 # Write out header Write-Output -InputObject ('{0}{1}{2}{3}' -f @( 'File'.PadRight($fileFieldMaxLength + 1) 'Function'.PadRight($functionFieldMaxLength + 1) 'Line'.PadLeft($lineFieldMaxLength).PadRight($lineFieldMaxLength + 1) 'Command' ) ) # Write out header underlines Write-Output -InputObject ('{0}{1}{2}{3}' -f @( '----'.PadRight($fileFieldMaxLength + 1) '--------'.PadRight($functionFieldMaxLength + 1) '----'.PadLeft($lineFieldMaxLength).PadRight($lineFieldMaxLength + 1) '-------' ) ) # Write out missed commands foreach ($currentMissedCommand in $MissedCommand) { Write-Output -InputObject ('{0}{1}{2}{3}' -f @( $currentMissedCommand.File.PadRight($fileFieldMaxLength + 1) $currentMissedCommand.Function.PadRight($functionFieldMaxLength + 1) $currentMissedCommand.Line.ToString().PadLeft(5).PadRight(6) $currentMissedCommand.Command ) ) } if ($WaitForAppVeyorConsole.IsPresent) { # Let's hold back a bit so AppVeyor console can keep up with output. Start-Sleep -Seconds $Timeout } } else { Write-Output -InputObject $script:localizedData.NoMissedCommandsInCodeCoverage } # End with a blank line to show where the output of missed commands end. Write-Output -InputObject '' } |