@contract-case/case-plugin-base/dist/src/context/types.d.ts

Plugin framework for writing plugins for the ContractCase test framework

import { AnyCaseMatcherOrData, AnyCaseMatcher, AnyData } from '@contract-case/case-plugin-dsl-types';
import { LogLevel, Logger } from '../logger/types';
import { CaseError, MatchResult } from '../matchers/errors.types';
import { CaseExample } from './contract.types';
export { CaseExample };
/**
 * Indicates that we are doing a general shape match in this context
 *
 * @public
 */
export declare const MATCH_BY_TYPE: "type";
/**
 * Indicates that we are doing an exact values match in this context
 *
 * @public
 */
export declare const MATCH_BY_EXACT: "exact";
/**
 * Indicates that values must be serialisable to json
 *
 * @public
 */
export declare const SERIALISABLE_TO_JSON: "json";
/**
 * The functions that allows saving or looking up matchers
 * with a provided context
 *
 * @internal
 */
export interface RawLookupFns {
    lookupMatcher: (uniqueName: string, context: MatchContextWithoutLookup) => AnyCaseMatcherOrData;
    saveLookupableMatcher: (matcher: AnyCaseMatcher, context: MatchContextWithoutLookup) => void;
    addVariable: (name: string, type: 'default' | 'state', stateName: string, value: AnyCaseMatcherOrData, context: MatchContextWithoutLookup) => [name: string, value: AnyCaseMatcherOrData];
    lookupVariable: (name: string, context: MatchContextWithoutLookup) => AnyCaseMatcherOrData;
}
/**
 * The part of the context that allows saving or looking up data
 * bound to a specific context and contract
 *
 * @public
 */
export interface ContractLookupFns {
    /**
     * Looks up a previously saved matcher by unique name
     *
     * @param uniqueName - the name the matcher was saved with
     *
     * @returns the cached matcher
     * @throws CaseConfigurationError if there is no matcher defined
     */
    lookupMatcher: (uniqueName: string) => AnyCaseMatcherOrData;
    /**
     * Saves a matcher by the unique description. The description is generated
     * from the matcher, and may be overridden if the matcher has a uniqueName.
     *
     * @param matcher - the matcher to save.
     * @returns the cached matcher
     * @throws CaseConfigurationError if there is no matcher defined
     */
    saveLookupableMatcher: (matcher: AnyCaseMatcher) => void;
    /**
     * Adds a default variable to the *contract* (not the context). Primarily used
     * by the state handler setup code.
     *
     * It is unlikely that plugins will need to call this code.
     *
     * Note that this function modifies the contract.
     *
     * @param matcher - the matcher to save.
     * @returns the cached matcher
     * @throws CaseConfigurationError if there is no matcher defined
     */
    addDefaultVariable: (name: string, stateName: string, value: AnyCaseMatcherOrData) => [name: string, value: AnyCaseMatcherOrData];
    /**
     * This function adds a state variable to the *contract*. Primarily used
     * by the state handler setup code.
     *
     * It is unlikely that plugins will need to call this function.
     *
     * @param matcher - the matcher to save.
     * @returns the cached matcher
     * @throws CaseConfigurationError if there is no matcher defined
     */
    addStateVariable: (name: string, stateName: string, value: AnyCaseMatcherOrData) => [name: string, value: AnyCaseMatcherOrData];
    /**
     * Get a previously saved state variable, either from state or from the
     * default value.
     *
     * @param name - the name of the variable
     * @returns the matcher (or data) for the variable.
     * @throws CaseConfigurationError if the variable isn't set.
     */
    lookupVariable: (name: string) => AnyCaseMatcherOrData;
    /**
     * Convenience function so that mock executions can call out to user provided functions.
     *
     * Primarily used by the Function plugin, but may have other uses.
     * @param handle - the handle to the function (must have been previously registered)
     * @param callerArguments - the arguments to pass to the function (as an array)
     * @returns a promise that is the result of the call, or a CaseConfigurationError if the function invocation failed.
     */
    invokeFunctionByHandle: (handle: string, callerArguments: unknown[]) => Promise<unknown>;
}
/**
 * A type for the part of the context that contains the makeLookup factory
 *
 * TODO: Move this out of the plugin lib
 *
 * @internal
 */
interface HasMakeLookupFn {
    makeLookup: (c: MatchContextWithoutLookup) => ContractLookupFns;
}
/**
 * Describes the traversals available at this point in the execution
 *
 * @public
 */
export interface TraversalFns {
    /**
     * Descend into the provided matcher, checking the actual data against the next matcher.
     *
     * Call this on any children of your matcher.
     * If your matcher has more than one child, call this
     * function multiple times and combine the result with
     * {@link combineResultPromises}
     * @param matcherOrData - the next matcher to check
     * @param parentMatchContext - the match context to pass to the matcher. You should construct one of these with {@link addLocation}
     * @param actual - the actual data at this point
     * @returns a Promise containing the match result. It's also valid to return a
     * raw `MatchResult`, but implementations should prefer the Promise form, as
     * the non-promise form will be removed in a future version.
     */
    descendAndCheck: <T extends AnyCaseMatcherOrData>(matcherOrData: T, parentMatchContext: MatchContext, actual: unknown) => Promise<MatchResult> | MatchResult;
    /**
     * Descend into the provided matcher, validating the expectations it was configured with.
     * The top level is called before executing an Example to confirm that the example is sane.
     *
     * Call this on any children of your matcher.
     * If your matcher has more than one child, call this
     * function multiple times and chain the promises together.
     *
     * @param matcherOrData - the next matcher to check
     * @param parentMatchContext - the match context to pass to the matcher. You should construct one of these with {@link addLocation}
     * @returns either a successful promise if everything validated correctly, or
     * a promise containing a `CaseConfigurationError` if validation failed.
     */
    descendAndValidate: <T extends AnyCaseMatcherOrData>(matcherOrData: T, parentMatchContext: MatchContext) => Promise<void>;
    /**
     * Descend into the provided matcher, stripping the matchers from it so that just the raw data is returned.
     *
     * The top level of this function can be called by users as a convenience.
     * Additionally, it is called during the pre-validation step where ContractCase
     * confirms that the example provided actually passes the matcher(s).
     *
     * Call this on any children of your matcher.
     * If your matcher has more than one child, call this
     * function multiple times and combine the result appropriately.
     *
     * @param matcherOrData - the next matcher to check
     * @param parentMatchContext - the match context to pass to the matcher. You should construct one of these with {@link addLocation}
     * @returns the example data represented by this matcher.
     */
    descendAndStrip: (matcherOrData: AnyCaseMatcherOrData, parentMatchContext: MatchContext) => AnyData;
    /**
     * Descend into the provided matcher, describing the contents in English.
     *
     * The top level of this function can be called by users as a convenience.
     * Additionally, it's called in some cases where ContractCase wants to uniquely identify a matcher.
     *
     * Call this on any children of your matcher.
     * If your matcher has more than one child, call this
     * function multiple times and combine the result in the appropriate place in the string you're returning
     *
     * @param matcherOrData - the next matcher to check
     * @param parentMatchContext - the match context to pass to the matcher. You should construct one of these with {@link addLocation}
     * @returns the example data represented by this matcher.
     */
    descendAndDescribe: (matcherOrData: AnyCaseMatcherOrData, parentMatchContext: MatchContext) => string;
    /**
     * Descend into the provided matcher, confirming that the result of `descendAndStrip` would pass as actual data.
     *
     * The top level of this function is called during the pre-validation step. You probably don't need to call it directly.
     *
     * Call this on any children of your matcher.
     * If your matcher has more than one child, call this
     * function multiple times and combine the result in the appropriate place in the string you're returning
     *
     * @param matcherOrData - the next matcher to check
     * @param parentMatchContext - the match context to pass to the matcher. You should construct one of these with {@link addLocation}
     * @returns the example data represented by this matcher.
     */
    selfVerify: (matcherOrData: AnyCaseMatcherOrData, parentMatchContext: MatchContext) => Promise<void>;
}
/**
 * LogLevelContext is the subset of the overall context object that's needed for
 * logging. It exists so that it's possible to call log and error related
 * functions no matter what context you're in.
 */
export type LogLevelContext = {
    '_case:currentRun:context:parentVersions': Array<string>;
    '_case:currentRun:context:logLevel': LogLevel;
    '_case:currentRun:context:location': Array<string>;
};
/**
 * The parts of the context that don't have the lookup functions
 *
 * @remarks
 * TODO: This is a convenience type for the Case Core, and could be moved out
 * of the plugin lib.
 *
 * @internal
 */
export type MatchContextWithoutLookup = Omit<MatchContext, keyof ContractLookupFns | keyof HasMakeLookupFn>;
/**
 * Context to do with the contract file
 *
 * @internal
 */
export interface ContractFileConfig {
    /**
     * The current test run ID
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:testRunId': string;
    /**
     * The directory for contract files.
     *
     * Note that they may be in a subdirectory of this dir
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:contractDir': string;
    /**
     * The filename for the contract file (if known)
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:contractFilename'?: string;
    /**
     * Which contracts to write:
     *
     * * `'main'` Will write the main contract file
     * * `'hash'` Will write the contract file, hashed by the contents
     *
     * These should never include a ',', in case we want to allow them
     * to be specified by an environment variable
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:contractsToWrite': Array<'main' | 'hash'>;
    /**
     * Whether we should allow overwriting the contract file.
     *
     * This setting is ignored (assumed true) if contractDir is set
     *
     * Currently, this setting is only used internally, it is not exposed to users.
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:overwriteFile'?: boolean;
}
/**
 * Convenience type combining base context and contract file context
 *
 * @internal
 */
export type HasContractFileConfig = DataContext & ContractFileConfig;
/**
 * The settings that are set as default context for a run
 *
 * @public
 */
export type DefaultContext = LogLevelContext & {
    '_case:context:matchBy': typeof MATCH_BY_TYPE | typeof MATCH_BY_EXACT;
    /**
     * What the contract must be serialisable to - used by matchers for excluding
     * values of number (etc) that are not valid in json
     */
    '_case:context:serialisableTo': typeof SERIALISABLE_TO_JSON;
    /**
     * Whether we are currently writing (ie, defining) or reading (ie, verifying) a contract.
     * This is only different to 'define' and 'verify' to avoid confusing terminology internally
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:contractMode': 'write' | 'read';
    /**
     * Whether or not we should print results during this run
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:printResults': boolean;
    /**
     * What's the connector client (ie, host language) for this run?
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:connectorClient': string;
    /**
     * How to generate the version for the system under test
     */
    '_case:currentRun:context:autoVersionFrom': 'TAG' | 'GIT_SHA';
};
/**
 * These elements of context are injectable by the user
 *
 * @internal
 */
interface InjectableContext {
    '_case:currentRun:context:baseUrlUnderTest'?: string;
    '_case:currentRun:context:contractMode': 'write' | 'read';
    '_case:currentRun:context:autoVersionFrom': 'TAG' | 'GIT_SHA';
    '_case:currentRun:context:adviceOverrides': Record<string, string>;
}
/**
 * The part of the context that contains the base url under test.
 *
 * @internal
 */
export interface HasBaseUrlUnderTest {
    '_case:currentRun:context:baseUrlUnderTest': string;
}
/**
 * Custom configuration for plugin mocks. Plugins must validate their config
 * data at the time it needs it - throw a CaseConfigurationError if required
 * configuration keys are missing, or malformed.
 *
 * The format is a double Record - the first key is the plugin short name, the
 * second key is the configuration key. Values are arbitrary.
 *
 * @internal
 */
export interface MockConfig {
    '_case:currentRun:context:mockConfig': Record<string, Record<string, unknown>>;
}
/**
 * RunContext exists distinct from CaseConfig, as it allows us to have internal configuration properties that aren't exposed
 *
 * @internal
 */
export interface RunContext extends Partial<InjectableContext & LogLevelContext & HasBaseUrlUnderTest & ContractFileConfig & MockConfig> {
    '_case:currentRun:context:testName': string | 'OUTSIDE_TESTS';
    '_case:currentRun:context:printResults': boolean;
    '_case:currentRun:context:variables': Record<string, AnyCaseMatcherOrData>;
    '_case:currentRun:context:defaultConfig': Record<string, AnyData>;
    '_case:currentRun:context:connectorClient': string;
    '_case:currentRun:context:throwOnFail'?: boolean;
    '_case:currentRun:context:brokerCiAccessToken'?: string;
    '_case:currentRun:context:changedContracts'?: 'FAIL' | 'OVERWRITE';
    '_case:currentRun:context:autoVersionFrom'?: 'TAG' | 'GIT_SHA';
    '_case:currentRun:context:publish'?: false | true | 'ONLY_IN_CI' | 'NEVER' | 'ALWAYS';
    '_case:currentRun:context:brokerBasicAuth'?: {
        username: string;
        password: string;
    };
    '_case:currentRun:context:brokerBaseUrl'?: string;
    '_case:currentRun:context:internals'?: {};
}
/**
 * If the context is assignable to this type, it indicates that
 * the matchers should default to shape (ie, type) matching
 *
 * @public
 */
export interface MatchContextByType {
    '_case:context:matchBy': 'type';
}
/**
 * If the context is assignable to this type, it indicates
 * that the matchers should default to exact matching
 *
 * @public
 */
export interface MatchContextByExact {
    '_case:context:matchBy': 'exact';
}
/**
 * Setup information for HTTP tests
 * TODO: Move this out of the base plugin
 *
 * @internal
 */
export interface HttpTestContext {
    baseUrl: string;
}
/**
 * Part of the context with the logger attached. Useful if you just want to pass
 * the logging functions to something. This is used in a few places where the whole
 * context isn't available (eg, before the context has been constructed).
 *
 * @public
 */
export interface LogContext {
    /** Current logger */
    logger: Logger;
    /** Used for printing results (should not be called by plugins) */
    resultPrinter: ResultFormatter;
    /** Constructor for making the logger when moving to different locations (should not be called by plugins) */
    makeLogger: (m: LogLevelContext) => Logger;
}
/**
 * Convenience type for just the parts of the context that have data - everything in this type
 * will be serialisable.
 *
 * @public
 */
export type DataContext = DefaultContext & Partial<InjectableContext> & Partial<ContractFileConfig> & RunContext & LogLevelContext & LogContext;
/**
 * The part of the context used during a matching run - contains traversal functions
 * and any lookup functions that arbitrary matchers or mocks might need.
 *
 * @public
 */
export type MatchContext = DataContext & TraversalFns & ContractLookupFns & HasMakeLookupFn;
/**
 * The result formatter is used for printing results. The core doesn't control how these are
 * formatted and printed - this is up to the host DSL wrappers.
 *
 * However, it does return a string that is close to what the host wrappers are expected to format.
 * This is useful to be able to throw an error that looks the same as the host reporting.
 *
 * @internal
 */
export type ResultFormatter = {
    printError: (e: CaseError, context: DataContext) => string;
    printSuccessTitle: (example: CaseExample, index: string, context: DataContext) => string;
    printFailureTitle: (example: CaseExample, index: string, context: DataContext) => string;
    printDownloadedContract: (filename: string, context: DataContext) => string;
};
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