Hi,
I am having some trouble testing some classes using rspec.
I have three classes. init, service and config.
service contains just the service settings with a class setting for service
name eg.
class tc::service (
$service_name => tc::service_name
) {
service {'tc':
service_name => $service_name
}
}
init has a param for setting the service name
class tc (
$service_name => tc::params::service_name
) inherits tc::params {
class {'tc::service':
service_name => $service_name
}
include tc::config
}
The config class has something that notifies the service
class tc::config {
file {'/foo/bar':
notify => Service['tc'],
}
}
I am trying to test the service and config modules using rspec and get all
sorts of errors about variable blank or classes not being loaded.
Is there some way to better set this up from a puppet point of view?
Should I just test the init class? ( Seems to go against the unit tests a
bit )
Is there a way in rspec to shim a class so that things like Service['tc']
appear to be available to the config class?
Thanks
john
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