simply starts an elasticmq server with a queue "foobar", attempts to put a message to it from python then checks it arrives
48 lines
1.1 KiB
Nix
48 lines
1.1 KiB
Nix
{ elasticmq-server, python3Packages, runCommand, writeText}:
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runCommand "${elasticmq-server.name}-tests" (let
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commonPy = ''
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import boto3
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client = boto3.resource(
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"sqs",
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endpoint_url="http://localhost:9324",
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region_name="elasticmq",
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aws_secret_access_key="x",
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aws_access_key_id="x",
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use_ssl=False,
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)
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queue = client.get_queue_by_name(QueueName="foobar")
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'';
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in {
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buildInputs = with python3Packages; [ python boto3 ];
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emqConfig = writeText "emq-test.conf" ''
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generate-node-address = true
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queues {
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foobar {}
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}
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'';
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putMessagePy = writeText "put_message.py" ''
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${commonPy}
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queue.send_message(MessageBody="bazqux")
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'';
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checkMessagePy = writeText "check_message.py" ''
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${commonPy}
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messages = queue.receive_messages()
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print(f"Received {messages!r}")
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assert len(messages) == 1
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assert messages[0].body == "bazqux"
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'';
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}) ''
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JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS="-Dconfig.file=$emqConfig" ${elasticmq-server}/bin/elasticmq-server &
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SERVER_PID=$!
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sleep 10
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python $putMessagePy
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python $checkMessagePy
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touch $out
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# needed on darwin
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kill $SERVER_PID
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''
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