Storm

Storm is a Go-based scenario-driven testing framework that executes complex, sequential end-to-end tests as standalone binaries, specifically designed for infrastructure validation and multi-stage deployment testing.

Contents

• Storm
  • Contents
  • Concepts
  • How do I use it?
  • Hello World Example
  • What Are All These Folders?
  • Contributing
  • Trademarks

Concepts

• Suite: A suite is a collection of scenarios and helpers. It is the main entry point for a storm-based binary.

• Scenario: A scenario is a large collection of sequential tests. These will generally cover end-to-end testing for a specific feature or component. It may also include setup and cleanup logic.

• Helper: A helper is a small(er) piece of code that may be invoked individually. Their main function is to provide an easy way to write Go-based test code as opposed to Python or Bash.

A helper may include a set of tests, but it is not required.

How do I use it?

See USAGE.md for detailed instructions on how to create suites, scenarios, and helpers.

Hello World Example

See the helloworld suite for a simple example of how to use Storm.

• Entry point
• Scenario
• Helper

What Are All These Folders?

• pkg/storm: Contains the public storm library.
• internal: Contains logic internal to the storm library.
• samples: Contains example test suites.

Contributing

This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) declaring that you have the right to, and actually do, grant us the rights to use your contribution. For details, visit Contributor License Agreements.

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Trademarks

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