On Jan 16 04:58, Gavin Williams wrote:
> Vamsee
>
> Are you able to share how you went about mocking out the ::params class
> include?
>
> As I've got the same pattern that I want to test using rspec-puppet...
>
Hi Gavin,
I ended up adding all the params to the define explicity, instead of
including the params class:
define app_setup::app(
$app_name = $title,
$app_host = $app_setup::params::app_hosts[$title]['url'],
$app_port = $app_setup::params::app_hosts[$title]['port'],
$deploy_user = $app_setup::params::deploy_user,
...
)
The params are accessible in the define without inheriting because I did this
in the
init.pp file:
class app_setup($deploy_env = 'UNSET') {
include app_setup::params
...
}
And testing it the usual way:
let(:params) { {
:app_host => 'api.example.net',
:app_port => '3009',
:deploy_user => 'test_user',
...
}}
Hope this helps. I thought this was much cleaner in its contract rather than
including
the params class. This might or might not appeal to you, though.
Vamsee.
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