A handy gem to help with testing postgresql related scripts or anything PostgreSQL related.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile
(source https://rubygems.org):
gem 'pg_tester'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install pg_tester
Initialize a PgTester
instance:
require 'pg_tester'
psql = PgTester.new({
port: '312',
host: 'localhost',
db_name: 'testpostgresql',
user_name: 'testpostgresql',
data_dir: '/tmp/',
initdb_path: '/usr/local/bin/initdb',
pgctl_path: '/usr/local/bin/which pg_ctl',
createuser_path: '/usr/local/bin/which createuser',
createdb_path: '/usr/local/bin/which createdb',
})
Create a test PostgreSQL cluster in /tmp
, connect as testpostgresql
user and database name testpostgresql
, and run queries against the test database:
psql.setup
result = psql.exec(query)
# ... do some expectation on result
Remember to teardown the database to stop PostgreSQL:
psql.teardown # Cluster is torn down and dir in /tmp deleted
Execute the block and teardown database after block execution:
psql.exec(query) do |result|
# ... do some expectation on result
end
Pass custom arguments and execute query in block:
PgTester.new({
port: '312',
data_dir: '/tmp/',
}).exec(query) { |result| # some expectation }
Use inside rspec
specs:
context 'run query in block' do
it 'should run exec query in a block' do
PgTester.new().exec('SELECT 2') do |result|
expect(result.getvalue(0,0)).to eq("2")
end
end
it 'should run exec query in a curly block' do
PgTester.new().exec('SELECT 3') { |result| expect(result.getvalue(0,0)).to eq("3") }
end
end
You can run the tests by doing
bundle exec rspec
Pull requests are welcome!
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