runscope

node-runscope

A promise-based library for interacting with the Runscope.

Designed to conform to the structure of the Runscope REST API.

Suggested Usage: https://github.com/louishawkins/node-runscope/blob/master/example.js.

See Runscope API documentation for specific parameters: https://www.runscope.com/docs/api

Get Started

  var runscope = require('runscope')(YOUR_RUNSCOPE_TOKEN);

Methods

List Buckets

  runscope.bucketList();

Create Bucket

  runscope.createBucket(opts);

Account Info

  runscope.account();

Available Service Regions

  runscope.regions();

Bucket Methods

  var myBucket = runscope.bucket(YOUR_BUCKET_KEY);

Bucket Details

  myBucket.detail();

List Tests

  myBucket.listTests();

Find Test By Name

  myBucket.findTestByName('My Test').then(function (myTest) {
      // myTest object has access to all methods
      // outlined under "Test Methods" below.
      myTest.trigger();
  }

Messages API (Traffic Inspector) Methods

A Message for the purposes of this API represents an HTTP request and response pair. Each message can contain a request, a response, or both (most common).

    var opts = {
        count: 50, //int
        since: new Date(), //timestamp
        before: new Date(), //timestamp
    }
    // retrieve all messages
    myBucket.messages(opts);
    // retrieve all errors
    myBucket.errors(opts);
    //retrive shared
    myBucket.shared(opts);
    //retrieve captures
    myBucket.captures(opts);

Test Methods

List Tests

  var myBucketTests = myBucket.tests;
  myBucketTests.list();

Create Test

  var opts = {
      name: 'Test Name',
      description: 'This is a description of the test'
  }

  myBucketTests.create(opts).then(function (newTest) {
      // newTest is a new Test object
      
      var requestOpts = {
          method: 'GET',
          url: 'http://www.google.com'
      }
      newTest
          .addRequest(requestOpts)
          .then(newTest.trigger())
          .then(done);
  }).catch(function (error) {
    //error
  }

Get Test Details

  myTest = myBucket.test(TEST_ID);
  myTest.detail();

Trigger Test

  myTest.trigger();
  
  // results are usually available 
  // after 2 seconds
  myTest
    .trigger()
    .delay(2000)
    .then(function () {
        return myTest.results.latest();
    })
    .then(function (results) {
        console.log(results);
    })
    .catch(function (err) {
      throw new Error(err);
    }

Update Test

  myTest.update(opts);

Delete Test

  myTest.delete();

Test Resources

The Tests object contains four resources:

  Tests.environments
  Tests.results
  Tests.schedules
  Tests.steps

Tests.steps

Add Step

  // step type will default to "request"
  myTest.steps.add(opts);
  
  // more expressively
  myTest.steps.addRequest(opts);
  
  //chain as many as you want
  // Note: currently step order is not guaranteed.
  // See: https://github.com/louishawkins/node-runscope/issues/1
  myTest.steps
    .addRequest(STEP_ONE)
    .addRequest(STEP_TWO)
    .add(STEP_n)
    .then(doStuff)
    .catch();
  
  //other step types
  myTest.addPause({ duration: 2 /* seconds */});
  myTest.addCondition(opts);
  myTest.ghostInspector(opts); //yes even a ghost inspector step

Change Step Order

  myTest.steps.changeOrder(opts);

Step Detail

  myTest.steps.detail(STEP_ID);

Update Step

  myTest.steps.update(STEP_ID, opts);

Delete Step

  myTest.steps.delete(STEP_ID);

Tests.schedules

Create Schedule

  myTest.schedules.create(opts);

Modify Schedule

  myTest.schedules.modify(SCHEDULE_ID, opts);

Show Schedule Details

  myTest.schedules.detils(SCHEDULE_ID);

Delete (stop) a Schedule

  myTest.schedules.delete(SCHEDULE_ID);
  //or
  myTest.schedules.stop(SCHEDULE_ID);

Tests.results

Get Latest Test Result

  myTest.results.latest();

List Test Runs

  myTest.results.list();

Show Details for a Test Run

  myTest.results.detail(TEST_RUN_ID);

Tests.environments

  myTest.environments.list();
  myTest.environments.create(opts);
  myTest.environments.modify(opts);
  myTest.environments.detail(ENV_ID);
  myTest.environments.delete(ENV_ID);

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References

Bluebird: http://bluebirdjs.com/docs/api-reference.html