appwrite-lab 0.1.0

Zero-click Appwrite test environments.

appwrite-lab

Zero-click Appwrite test environments.

Allows you to spin up versioned Appwrite deployments for easy testing via CLI of through code, that can be ran in a sequence of E2E tests.

Installation

pip install appwrite-lab

Appwrite Lab features

• Spin up ephemeral Appwrite instances with Docker/Podman
• Automatically grab API keys (for programmatic access)
• Environment syncing (with appwrite.json)
• Clean teardowns
• Test suite

Appwrite Lab (in progress)

• Appwrite data population

CLI Usage

Help with appwrite-lab CLI

appwrite-lab --help

or

awlab --help

To get started spinning up a lab instance, use:

awlab new lab test --version 1.7.4

Example of additional args:

Additional arguments can be found here.

awlab new lab --help

awlab new lab test --version 1.7.4 --port 8005 --email [e-mail] --password xxxxxxx12

To teardown

awlab stop test

Listing Appwrite Labs

awlab list labs

Sync an Appwrite lab from your prod lab schema

Run in the same folder where your appwrite.json is located to sync all resources:

awlab sync test

or sync a specific resource:

awlab sync test --resource functions

Python usage

Creating a lab

from appwrite_lab import Labs
from appwrite_lab.models import AppwriteLabCreation

labs = Labs()
lab_res = labs.new(
    name="test",
    version="1.7.4",
    auth=AppwriteLabCreation(
        admin_email="[e-mail]",
        admin_password="xxxxxxx12",
        project_id=None, # for auto gen
        project_name=None, # for auto gen
    )
    port=8005
)

assert lab_res.data

Random generation that's compliant

from appwrite_lab.models import AppwriteLabCreation

auth = AppwriteLabCreation.generate()

Syncing a lab

from appwrite_lab import Labs
from appwrite_lab.automations.models import Expiration

Labs().sync_with_appwrite_config(
    name="test",
    appwrite_json="appwrite.json", # if not directly in folder
    sync_type="all",
    expiration=Expiration.THIRTY_DAYS,
)

Known Troubleshooting

Podman support and Selinux

Since I am mimicking the compose file that Appwrite provides, it was not designed to work rootless, but I have adjusted to work also on Fedora. You will need to turn selinux off for now to use.