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The test_proc property in the configuration section of the YAML gives you the ability to easily test the validity of the unsaved configuration parameters entered by the end-user with minimal configuration. Today there are many pre-configured commands that can be run including host resolution, github auth, aws auth and certificate verification, among many others.
The addition of Programmable Test Procedures enables you to run arbitrary containers to validate the same input from the configuration screen and show a friendly error message to the end-user. You can use runtime configuration as input to your container command and capture the result code and message and format it for display to the end-user.
Example
The following example will check the validity of the password entered by the end-user. The test_proc.custom_command property of the yaml will instruct Replicated to run a container defined in the scheduler section of the YAML. The test_proc.results property can be utilized to interpret output from the container and format it for display to the end-user. For more detailed, scheduler specific examples refer to the Native, Kubernetes and Swarm documentation for Programmable Test Procedures.
config:
- name: credentials
title: Credentials
items:
- name: password
title: Password
type: password
test_proc:
display_name: Check Password Strength
run_on_save: true
custom_command:
id: scheduler
timeout: 15
data:
replicated: # this section is scheduler specific
component: password-checker
container: debian
results:
- status: success
message: Success!
condition:
status_code: 0
error: false
- status: error
message:
default_message: '{{.result}}'
args:
result: '{{repl .Result }}'
condition:
status_code: 123 # custom exit code from the container command
- status: error # this is a catch-all case
message:
default_message: '{{if .error}}{{.error}}{{else}}{{.result}}{{end}}'
args:
error: '{{repl .Error }}'
result: '{{repl .Result }}'
Password Fields
The server will never return the plain text value of fields of type password back to the frontend. In order to make password fields work with Programmable Test Procs the password field names must be included in the property arg_fields when using a Test Proc nested under a Config Group. This behavior is implicit when a Test Proc is nested under a Config Item like in the example above. See below for an example. Note the “password” item in the list test_proc.arg_fields.
config:
- name: credentials
title: Credentials
test_proc:
display_name: Check Credentials
run_on_save: true
arg_fields:
- password
custom_command:
id: scheduler
timeout: 15
data:
replicated: # this section is scheduler specific
component: credentials-checker
container: debian
results:
- status: success
message: Success!
condition:
status_code: 0
error: false
- status: error
message:
default_message: '{{.result}}'
args:
result: '{{repl .Result }}'
condition:
status_code: 123 # custom exit code from the container command
- status: error # this is a catch-all case
message:
default_message: '{{if .error}}{{.error}}{{else}}{{.result}}{{end}}'
args:
error: '{{repl .Error }}'
result: '{{repl .Result }}'
items:
- name: username
title: Username
type: text
- name: password
title: Password
type: password
Native
Please refer to the scheduler specific documentation for detailed information and examples.
Kubernetes
Please refer to the scheduler specific documentation for detailed information and examples.
Swarm
Please refer to the scheduler specific documentation for detailed information and examples.