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test_EC2_elastic_ips.rb
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#--
# Amazon Web Services EC2 Query API Ruby library
#
# Ruby Gem Name:: amazon-ec2
# Author:: Glenn Rempe (mailto:glenn@rempe.us)
# Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2007-2008 Glenn Rempe
# License:: Distributes under the same terms as Ruby
# Home:: http://github.com/grempe/amazon-ec2/tree/master
#++
require File.expand_path('../test_helper.rb', __FILE__)
context "EC2 elastic IP addresses " do
before do
@ec2 = AWS::EC2::Base.new( :access_key_id => "not a key", :secret_access_key => "not a secret" )
@allocate_address_body = <<-RESPONSE
<AllocateAddressResponse xmlns="http://ec2.amazonaws.com/doc/2008-02-01">
<publicIp>67.202.55.255</publicIp>
</AllocateAddressResponse>
RESPONSE
@describe_addresses_response_body = <<-RESPONSE
<DescribeAddressesResponse xmlns="http://ec2.amazonaws.com/doc/2008-02-01">
<addressesSet>
<item>
<instanceId>i-28a64341</instanceId>
<publicIp>67.202.55.255</publicIp>
</item>
</addressesSet>
</DescribeAddressesResponse>
RESPONSE
@release_address_response_body = <<-RESPONSE
<ReleaseAddressResponse xmlns="http://ec2.amazonaws.com/doc/2008-02-01">
<return>true</return>
</ReleaseAddressResponse>
RESPONSE
@associate_address_response_body = <<-RESPONSE
<AssociateAddressResponse xmlns="http://ec2.amazonaws.com/doc/2008-02-01">
<return>true</return>
</AssociateAddressResponse>
RESPONSE
@disassociate_address_response_body = <<-RESPONSE
<DisassociateAddressResponse xmlns="http://ec2.amazonaws.com/doc/2008-02-01">
<return>true</return>
</DisassociateAddressResponse>
RESPONSE
end
specify "should be able to be created" do
@ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('AllocateAddress', {}).
returns stub(:body => @allocate_address_body, :is_a? => true)
@ec2.allocate_address.should.be.an.instance_of Hash
response = @ec2.allocate_address
response.publicIp.should.equal "67.202.55.255"
end
#specify "method create_keypair should reject bad arguments" do
# @ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('CreateKeyPair', {"KeyName"=>"example-key-name"}).
# returns stub(:body => @create_keypair_response_body, :is_a? => true)
#
# lambda { @ec2.create_keypair( :key_name => "example-key-name" ) }.should.not.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
# lambda { @ec2.create_keypair() }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
# lambda { @ec2.create_keypair( :key_name => nil ) }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
# lambda { @ec2.create_keypair( :key_name => "" ) }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
#end
specify "should be able to be described with describe_addresses" do
@ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('DescribeAddresses', {"PublicIp.1"=>"67.202.55.255"}).
returns stub(:body => @describe_addresses_response_body, :is_a? => true)
@ec2.describe_addresses( :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" ).should.be.an.instance_of Hash
response = @ec2.describe_addresses( :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" )
response.addressesSet.item[0].instanceId.should.equal "i-28a64341"
response.addressesSet.item[0].publicIp.should.equal "67.202.55.255"
end
specify "should be able to be released with release_address" do
@ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('ReleaseAddress', {"PublicIp" => "67.202.55.255"}).
returns stub(:body => @release_address_response_body, :is_a? => true)
@ec2.release_address( :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" ).should.be.an.instance_of Hash
response = @ec2.release_address( :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" )
response.return.should.equal "true"
end
specify "should be able to be associated with an instance with associate_address" do
@ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('AssociateAddress', {"InstanceId" => "i-2ea64347", "PublicIp"=>"67.202.55.255"}).
returns stub(:body => @associate_address_response_body, :is_a? => true)
@ec2.associate_address( :instance_id => "i-2ea64347", :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" ).should.be.an.instance_of Hash
response = @ec2.associate_address( :instance_id => "i-2ea64347", :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" )
response.return.should.equal "true"
end
specify "method associate_address should reject bad arguments" do
@ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('AssociateAddress', {"InstanceId" => "i-2ea64347", "PublicIp"=>"67.202.55.255"}).
returns stub(:body => @associate_address_response_body, :is_a? => true)
lambda { @ec2.associate_address( :instance_id => "i-2ea64347", :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" ) }.should.not.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
lambda { @ec2.associate_address() }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
lambda { @ec2.associate_address( :instance_id => nil ) }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
lambda { @ec2.associate_address( :public_ip => "" ) }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
end
specify "should be able to be disassociated with an instance with disassociate_address" do
@ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('DisassociateAddress', {'PublicIp' => '67.202.55.255'}).
returns stub(:body => @disassociate_address_response_body, :is_a? => true)
@ec2.disassociate_address( :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" ).should.be.an.instance_of Hash
response = @ec2.disassociate_address( :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" )
response.return.should.equal "true"
end
specify "method disassociate_address should reject bad arguments" do
@ec2.stubs(:make_request).with('DisassociateAddress', {'PublicIp' => '67.202.55.255'}).
returns stub(:body => @disassociate_address_response_body, :is_a? => true)
lambda { @ec2.disassociate_address( :public_ip => "67.202.55.255" ) }.should.not.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
lambda { @ec2.disassociate_address() }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
lambda { @ec2.disassociate_address( :public_ip => "" ) }.should.raise(AWS::ArgumentError)
end
end