seagate-exos-x-api-go

A Go implementation of the Seagate EXOS X API.

Test Using A Live System

This option runs the Go language test cases against a live storage system. Two steps are required:

• Update .env with the correct system IP Address and credentials
• Run go test -v

Another option is to define environment variables, which take precedence over .env values

• export TEST_STORAGEIP=http://[ipaddress]
• export TEST_USERNAME=[username]
• export TEST_PASSWORD=[password]
• export TEST_INITIATOR=[initiator]
• export TEST_POOL=[pool]
• Run go test -v
• unset TEST_STORAGEIP TEST_PASSWORD TEST_USERNAME TEST_INITIATOR TEST_POOL

To just validate all API calls against a specified target

• export TEST_STORAGEIP=http://[ipaddress]
• export TEST_USERNAME=[username]
• export TEST_PASSWORD=[password]
• export TEST_INITIATOR=[initiator]
• export TEST_POOL=[pool]
• Run go test -v -run TestAPI
• unset TEST_STORAGEIP TEST_PASSWORD TEST_USERNAME TEST_INITIATOR TEST_POOL

Test Using a Mock Server

Using node.js

You can run tests with docker-compose:

docker-compose up --build --abort-on-container-exit --exit-code-from tests

Using node.js

In order to run tests against a mock server, you will need to install node.js and npm to run the mock server. When it's done, go to the mock directory, install dependencies and start the mock server.

cd ./mock
npm install
npm run start

• Update .env with an IP Address of localhost:8080 and correct credentials
• You're now ready to go, just run go test -v to run the tests suite.