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Parse and validate kustomize output

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pytest_kustomize

Parse and validate kustomize output

Example

from pytest_kustomize import resolve_configmaps, extract_externalsecret_data
import pytest


@pytest.mark.parametrize("environment, value", [
    ("staging", "shared-db.staging.example.com"),
    ("production", "myservice-db.production.example.com"),
])
def test_database_matches_environment(kustomize_resources, environment, value):
    config = resolve_configmaps(kustomize_resources[environment])
    for deployment in ["webui", "api"]:
        assert config[deployment]["db_host"] == value


def test_production_has_no_staging_vault_paths(kustomize_resources):
    for secret in extract_externalsecret_data(kustomize_resources["production"]).values():
        assert "staging" not in secret["key"]

Usage

You can access the kustomize output as follows:

  • The kustomize_manifests fixture returns a dict[str, str], environment name: kustomize build output
  • The kustomize_resources fixture returns a dict[str, List[dict]], environment name: yaml-parsed output

Optionally, define the directory where kustomize manifests are looked up by providing this fixture

@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def kustomize_root_directory():
    return "/path/to/kustomizations"

Default: ./k8s

Optionally, define for which subdirectories manifests should be generated by providing this fixture

@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def kustomize_environment_names():
    return ["overlays/staging", "overlays/production"]

Default: All direct subdirectories that contain a kustomization.yaml

API

The package provides these helper functions:

  • resolve_configmaps() resolves envFrom references to ConfigMaps in Deployments. It takes a list of yaml dicts (usually kustomize_resources[environment]) and returns a dict[str, dict[str, str]], deployment+container name: {key: value}. The dict keys work as follows:
    • Containers are named {deployment}-{container}
    • Init Containers are named {deployment}-init-{container}
    • For convenience, the first container is also available just under the name {deployment}, and the first init container as {deployment}-init
  • extract_externalsecret_data() extracts the data sections of all ExternalSecret resources. It takes a list of yaml dicts and returns {"key_in_secret": {"key": "example/vault/path", "property": "token"}}

These take an optional name_transform callable which defaults to lambda x: x.rsplit('-', 1)[0], to normalize e.g. kustomize-generated ConfigMap names like project-44fb7dkk64.

pytest_kustomize Changes

1.1.0 (2025-07-09)

  • Parse all containers and initContainers in resolve_configmaps (initcontainer)
  • Normalize names by splitting on the last dash, not the first (nametrans)

1.0.0 (2025-07-03)

  • Initial release (initial)

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