Test::Nginx::Socket::Lua::Stream - Subclass of Test::Nginx::Socket::Lua to test NGINX stream modules

NAME SYNOPSIS Description Sections supported stream_config stream_server_config stream_server_config2 stream_server_config3 stream_request stream_request2 stream_request3 stream_response stream_response_like log_stream_response AUTHOR COPYRIGHT & LICENSE SEE ALSO

NAME

Test::Nginx::Socket::Lua::Stream − Subclass of Test::Nginx::Socket::Lua to test NGINX stream modules

SYNOPSIS

=== TEST 1: simple test for ngx_stream_echo_module
−−− stream_server_config
echo "Hello, stream echo!";
−−− stream_response
Hello, stream echo!
−−− no_error_log
[error]
[alert]

Description

This module subclasses Test::Nginx::Socket::Lua to provide handy abstractions for testing NGINX stream-typed modules like ngx_stream_echo_module.

By default, the stream server listens on the port number N + 1 where N is the value of the environment "TEST_NGINX_SERVER_PORT" or "TEST_NGINX_PORT" (both default to 1984). One can explicitly specify the default stream server’s listening port via the "TEST_NGINX_STREAM_PORT" environment.

Sections supported

All the existing sections of Test::Nginx::Socket::Lua are automatically inherited.

The following new test sections are supported:

stream_config

Specifies custom content in the default "stream {}" configuration block.

stream_server_config

Specifies custom content in the default "server {}" configuration block (inside "stream {}") in nginx.conf.

For example,

−−− stream_server_config
echo "hello";

will generate something like below in nginx.conf:

stream {
server {
listen 1985;
echo "Hello, stream echo!";
}
}

stream_server_config2

Specifies a second stream server which listens on the port used by the first default server plus one.

stream_server_config3

Specifies a third stream server which listens on the port used by the first default server plus two.

stream_request

Specifies the request data sent to the first default stream server (defined by "stream_server_config".

stream_request2

Specifies the request data sent to the second default stream server (defined by "stream_server_config2".

stream_request3

Specifies the request data sent to the third default stream server (defined by "stream_server_config3".

stream_response

Specifies expected response content sent from the default stream servers. For example,

=== TEST 1: simple echo
−−− stream_server_config
echo "Hello, stream echo!";
−−− stream_response
Hello, stream echo!

When multiple default stream servers are specified (i.e., via "stream_server_config2" and "stream_server_config3", the responses from all these stream servers are concatenated together in the order of their specifications.

stream_response_like

Specifies the regex pattern used to test the response data from the default stream servers.

log_stream_response

Print out the stream response to the nginx error log with the "info" level instead of sending it out to the stream client directly.

AUTHOR

Yichun "agentzh" Zhang (ç« äº¦æ¥) "<[email protected]>", OpenResty Inc.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

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