. * */ /** * Helper to manage a Nextcloud test server when acceptance tests are run in a * Drone step. * * The Nextcloud test server is executed using the PHP built-in web server * directly from the grandparent directory of the acceptance tests directory * (that is, the root directory of the Nextcloud server); note that the * acceptance tests must be run from the acceptance tests directory. The "setUp" * method resets the Nextcloud server to its initial state and starts it, while * the "cleanUp" method stops it. To be able to reset the Nextcloud server to * its initial state a Git repository must be provided in the root directory of * the Nextcloud server; the last commit in that Git repository must provide the * initial state for the Nextcloud server expected by the acceptance tests. * * The Nextcloud server is available at "127.0.0.1", so it is expected to see * "127.0.0.1" as a trusted domain (which would be the case if it was installed * by running "occ maintenance:install"). The base URL to access the Nextcloud * server can be got from "getBaseUrl". */ class NextcloudTestServerDroneHelper implements NextcloudTestServerHelper { /** * @var string */ private $phpServerPid; /** * Creates a new NextcloudTestServerDroneHelper. */ public function __construct() { $this->phpServerPid = ""; } /** * Sets up the Nextcloud test server. * * It resets the Nextcloud test server restoring its last saved Git state * and then waits for the Nextcloud test server to start again; if the * server can not be reset or if it does not start again after some time an * exception is thrown (as it is just a warning for the test runner and * nothing to be explicitly catched a plain base Exception is used). * * @throws \Exception if the Nextcloud test server can not be reset or * started again. */ public function setUp() { // Ensure that previous PHP server is not running (as cleanUp may not // have been called). $this->killPhpServer(); $this->execOrException("cd ../../ && git reset --hard HEAD"); $this->execOrException("cd ../../ && git clean -d --force"); // execOrException is not used because the server is started in the // background, so the command will always succeed even if the server // itself fails. $this->phpServerPid = exec("php -S 127.0.0.1:80 -t ../../ >/dev/null 2>&1 & echo $!"); $timeout = 60; if (!Utils::waitForServer($this->getBaseUrl(), $timeout)) { throw new Exception("Nextcloud test server could not be started"); } } /** * Cleans up the Nextcloud test server. * * It kills the running Nextcloud test server, if any. */ public function cleanUp() { $this->killPhpServer(); } /** * Returns the base URL of the Nextcloud test server. * * @return string the base URL of the Nextcloud test server. */ public function getBaseUrl() { return "http://127.0.0.1/index.php"; } /** * Executes the given command, throwing an Exception if it fails. * * @param string $command the command to execute. * @throws \Exception if the command fails to execute. */ private function execOrException($command) { exec($command . " 2>&1", $output, $returnValue); if ($returnValue != 0) { throw new Exception("'$command' could not be executed: " . implode("\n", $output)); } } /** * Kills the PHP built-in web server started in setUp, if any. */ private function killPhpServer() { if ($this->phpServerPid == "") { return; } // execOrException is not used because the PID may no longer exist when // trying to kill it. exec("kill " . $this->phpServerPid); $this->phpServerPid = ""; } }