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A collection of test specifications to guide client implementations in various languages

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Unleash Client Specifications

Implementing a Unleash client for a specific platfrom can be a challenge in it's own. And we want the clients to follow specific platform and language conventions, but at the same time we want the clients to adhere to the unleash contract, and give predictable results across platforms.

This project tries to define the expected results of certain predefined set of feature toggles, using the  built-in activation strategies and with a given unleash context.

Test structure

All the tests are located in the /specifications folder.

There is an entry point for all the tests, which will include a list of all the defined specification test cases, /specifications/index.json. Clients should parse this entry-point in order to discover all specifications to run.

[
  "01-simple-examples.json",
  "02-user-with-id-strategy.json",
  "03-gradual-rollout-user-id-strategy.json",
  "04-gradual-rollout-session-id-strategy.json",
  "05-gradual-rollout-random-strategy.json",
  "06-remote-address-strategy.json",
  "07-multiple-strategies.json",
  "08-variants.json",
  "09-strategy-constraints.json",
  "10-flexible-rollout-strategy.json",
  "11-strategy-constraints-edge-cases.json",
  "12-custom-stickiness.json",
  "13-constraint-operators.json",
  "14-constraint-semver-operators.json"
  "15-global-constraints.json"
]

A Test Specifications will have the following shape:

{
    "name": "Example Test Case",
    "state": {
        "version": 1,
        "features": []
    },
    "tests": [
        {
            "description": "Unknown toggle should be disabled",
            "context": {},
            "toggleName": "Unknown.Toggle",
            "expectedResult": false
        }
    ],
    "variantTests": [
        {
            "description": "Feature with variants",
            "context": {
                "userId": "1234"
            },
            "toggleName": "Feature.Variants",
            "expectedResult": {
                "name": "variant",
                "payload": {
                    "type": "string",
                    "value": "value"
                },
                "enabled": true
            }
        }
    ]
}

Fields description:

  • name - The name of the specification
  • state - The list of toggles coming from the unleash-server. Would be the same response as the client will see when requesting http://unleash-api/client/features. The state will be used for all test cases in this specification.
  • tests - The list of isEnabled tests cases to run.
    • description - Describes what this test case is testing. Suitable to output as the error message if the test case fails.
    • context - The unleash context the client should setup.
    • toggleName - The toggle name to send in to the isEnabled call in this test case.
    • expectedResult - The expected result of the isEnabled call with the given toggleName.
  • variantTests - The list of getVariant tests cases to run.
    • description - Describes what this test case is testing. Suitable to output as the error message if the test case fails.
    • context - The unleash context the client should setup.
    • toggleName - The toggle name to send in to the isEnabled call in this test case.
    • expectedResult - The expected result of the getVariant call with the given toggleName.

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Package last updated on 12 Jul 2023

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