Utilities for working with Taskless Packs - taskless.io
pack <command>
Commands:
pack check Check a pack against fixtures
pack publish Publish a pack
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pack check
Check a pack against fixtures
Options:
--fixture Path to the fixture file [string] [required]
--manifest Path to the manifest file [string] [required]
--wasm Path to the wasm file [string] [required]
--format Output format
[string] [choices: "json", "ndjson", "none", "test"] [default: "test"]
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pack publish
Publish a pack
Options:
--manifest Path to the manifest file [string] [required]
--wasm Path to the wasm file [string] [required]
--env Path to environment variables file [string]
A fixture file defines the mocked request, response, and tests you want to make against the logged Taskless data. The below example shows a simple fixture file with a single test that checks if the response status was 200.
{
"request": {
"url": "https://example.com/api",
"method": "POST",
"headers": [["Content-Type", "application/json"]],
"body": "{\"a\":1,\"b\":2}"
},
"response": {
"status": 200,
"statusText": "OK",
"headers": [["Content-Type", "application/json"]],
"body": "{\"c\":3,\"d\":4}"
},
"tests": [
{
"name": "response status was 200",
"test": "$[*].dimensions[?(@.name == 'status' && @.value == 200)]"
}
]
}The --format flag allows you to control the output format. The default format is test, which will only output the result of the tests. The json format will output the result of the tests as a single JSON array. The ndjson format will output the output as newline-delimited JSON. These output formats mimic what you would get using the Taskless library in programatic mode, combined with the test results.
To publish a pack, you need to have a Taskless organization with the publishPack permission. If you need to create custom packs, please reach out to us at hello[at]taskless.