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Create and query event trails using EventScout.
This repository is part of EventScout.
pnpm add -D @event-scout/client
or if using yarn
yarn add --dev @event-scout/client
or if using npm
npm install --save-dev @event-scout/client
In order to use the EventScout client, you will need:
endpoint
exported by @event-scout/constructregion
in which you run your testscredentials
. Check out the AWS SDK v3 docs on how to build credentials.Instantiate the client:
import { EventScoutClient } from '@event-scout/client';
const eventScoutClient = new EventScoutClient({
credentials,
region,
endpoint: eventScoutEndpoint,
});
A trail is a list of events with a certain patterns, that you can dynamically create.
At the beginning of the test, start a trail with a custom pattern:
beforeAll(
async () => {
await eventScoutClient.start({
eventPattern: {
source: ['my-pattern'],
'detail-type': ['MY_DETAIL_TYPE'],
},
});
},
30 * 1000, // 30s timeout
);
You can put any valid EventBridge pattern here, including content filtering. Check the AWS docs for more details.
⚠ In order for the resources to be properly activated, the EventScout client will wait for 20 seconds before returning. We advise to set a 30 seconds timeout on the beforeAll
method.
In your tests, simply call the .query()
method to retrieve events in the trail.
const messages = await eventScoutClient.query();
This will return all the events in the trail! You are then free to make assertions on them.
At the end of the test, call the .stop()
method in afterAll
:
afterAll(async () => {
await eventScoutClient.stop();
});
FAQs
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