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Development

To run Serverless Framework with a local checkout of this plugin, you can modify the serverless.yml for one or more functions as follows:

...

# Change this
plugins:
  - serverless-scaleway-functions

# To this
plugins:
  - <path to checkout of this project>

Then you can run commands as normal.

Integration tests

This repository contains multiple test suites, each with its own purpose:

  • Functions: tests that functions lifecycle (serverless deploy and serverless remove) works properly.
  • Containers: tests that container lifecycle (serverless deploy and serverless remove) works properly.
  • Runtimes: tests that our runtimes work properly by using the examples we provide to use our platform.

Requirements

To run your tests locally, you have to make sure of the following:

  • You have docker installed (and usable from your Command Line)
  • You have Serverless CLI installed (and usable from your Command Line)
  • You have access to Scaleway Function's Product and Scaleway Container Registry (and still have quotas available).
  • You have a Scaleway Account

How to run tests

Configuration

In order to run tests locally, you have to configure your test suite (for authentication).

To do so, I recommend following the guide on how to retrieve a token and your project ID.

Then, add it to your environment variables:

export SCW_TOKEN=<scw-token>
export SCW_PROJECT=<scw-project>

Optionally, you may change the URL of our functions API endpoint (if you need to test different environments for example):

export SCW_URL=<url-to-functions-api>

Run Tests

We provided multiple test suites, as described above, with the following npm scripts:

  • npm run test: Run all test suites
  • npm run test:functions: Run functions's test suite
  • npm run test:containers: Run containers's test suite
  • npm run test:runtimes: Run runtimes's test suite
  • npm run test -- -t "Some test regex*": Runs all tests matching the regex

These tests use Jest under the hood.

Also, make sure that you did not install this repository inside a node_modules folder, otherwhise your npm commands won't work (no tests found).

As these test suites imply real-time build/packaging of your functions/containers code and deployment to our platform, they take a bit of time (~3 minutes for functions/containers, and ~6 minutes for runtimes).