William Cheng cbddb08468
Add post processing to files generated by Haskell generators (#968)
* add hfmt support (without updating the sample)

* update haskell httpclient samples with hfmt

* add code format option to haskell servant, minor bug fixes

* update code samples with hfmt

* update samples using stylish-haskell

* rename env variable

* update haskell samples with stylish-haskell

* regenerate haskell samples without stylish-haskell

* regenerate haskell servant sample

* update example-app & tests-integration for OAS2 code
2018-09-29 17:21:03 +08:00
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openapi-petstore-tests-integration

This contains integration tests for the haskell http-client openapi-petstore api client library.

This module is not auto-generated.

The integration tests require a openapi petstore server running at http://0.0.0.0/v2, or the value of the HOST environment variable.

The api client library bindings are expected to live in the parent folder

Petstore Server

The petstore server can be obtained at:

https://github.com/wing328/swagger-samples/tree/docker/java/java-jersey-jaxrs

Follow the instructions in the readme to install and run the petstore server (the docker branch is used here, but docker is not required)

Usage

  1. Install the Haskell stack tool.
  2. Start the petstore server (described above)
  3. To run the integration tests:
stack --install-ghc test
  1. After stack installs ghc on the first run, --install-ghc can be omitted

Optional Environment Variables

  • HOST - the root url of the petstore server
  • http_proxy - the address of the http proxy

Example:

HOST=http://0.0.0.0/v2  http_proxy=http://0.0.0.0:8080 stack --install-ghc test

Running with Maven

If using Maven, after ensuring the haskell stack tool is installed (run stack --version to verify installation), an example command to run the integration tests with maven in this directory is:

mvn -q verify -Pintegration-test

Adjust pom.xml as necessary to set environment variables.