Directory layout

├── agents
│   └── plugins
│       └── foobar_linux
├── checks
│   └── foobar
└── test
    └── test_foobar.py

Test agent

All executable files in the agents directory can be executed with the agents fixture:

def test_agent_plugin(agent):
    assert agents['plugins/foobar_linux'].run() == '<<<foobar>>>\nFOO BAR\n'

It is also possible to pass commandline arguments to the agent or agent plugin:

def test_fritzbox_agent(agents):
    assert '<<<fritz>>>' in agents['special/agent_fritzbox'].run('--timeout', '20', 'fritz.box')

Test check

Within a single test file one check file can be tested. The name of the check file is set with the test_for module-level variable.

from pytest_check_mk import OK, WARNING, CRITICAL, UNKNOWN


test_for = 'foobar'


sample_plugin_output = '''
<<<foobar>>>
FOO BAR
'''


def test_inventory(checks):
    assert checks['foobar'].inventory(sample_plugin_output) == []


def test_check(checks):
    item = None
    params = None
    assert checks['foobar'].check(item, params, sample_plugin_output) == (UNKNOWN, 'UNKNOWN - Check not implemented')


def test_settings(checks):
    assert checks['foobar'].service_description == 'FOOBAR'
    assert not checks['foobar'].has_perfdata

Test check with agent data

There is a sort of ‘ensure everything works together’ assertion. It calls both inventory and check function with a given agent output and checks that the return values match the expected format.

from pytest_check_mk.assertions import assert_inventory_and_check_works_with_check_output


test_for = 'foobar'


def test_check_with_agent_output(agent, checks):
    output = agents['plugins/foobar_linux'].run()
    assert_inventory_and_check_works_with_check_output(checks['foobar'], output)