Run Tests for docker/awesome-compose Codebase

To execute tests for the Docker/Awesome-Compose project, follow the detailed procedure outlined below. Carefully observe the instructions and ensure that your environment is properly set up for the respective languages involved in the project.

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have Docker installed to facilitate the orchestration of containers for testing purposes. Additionally, identify the specific language context in which you will be running tests, as the project comprises various languages.

Step-by-Step Guide

Running Tests for Each Language

Python Tests:

If the application has Python components, use the following command to execute the tests:
```
docker-compose run --rm app pytest
```
Ensure that pytest is configured properly within the Dockerfile.
Java Tests:

For projects incorporating Java, you might want to use Gradle or Maven as the testing framework. Here’s how to execute tests in Java, assuming a Gradle setup:
```
docker-compose run --rm java_app ./gradlew test
```
Alternatively, if Maven is used:
```
docker-compose run --rm java_app mvn test
```
Go Tests:

To run tests for the Go component of the project, navigate to the Go module directory and execute:
```
docker-compose run --rm golang_app go test ./...
```
Ensure that the build output respects the module path as follows:
```
cd ./nginx-golang/backend
go build
```
Make sure to not use the -mod=vendor flag during building.
JavaScript/TypeScript Tests:

If JavaScript or TypeScript tests are present, running them typically involves a test command such as:

For JavaScript:
```
docker-compose run --rm js_app npm test
```
For TypeScript:
```
docker-compose run --rm ts_app tsc && npm test
```
Rust Tests:

To run any Rust tests, ensure you are within the Rust module directory:
```
docker-compose run --rm rust_app cargo test
```

PHP Tests:

For executing PHP tests, use the command:

docker-compose run --rm php_app vendor/bin/phpunit

C# Tests:

For a C# project, run the tests using:

docker-compose run --rm dotnet_app dotnet test

Vue Tests:

If Vue components include tests, utilize:
```
docker-compose run --rm vue_app npm run test
```
CSS/SCSS Tests:

CSS and SCSS generally do not have unit tests, but if Linting tests are configured, run:
```
docker-compose run --rm css_app npm run lint
```
Shell Script Tests:

Execute any shell script tests with:
```
docker-compose run --rm shell_app ./test.sh
```

Running Tests in Dockerized Environment

Remember, using docker-compose ensures that tests run within the respective containers that have the necessary environment and dependencies. Adjust container names (app, java_app, etc.) in the examples as per the defined services in your docker-compose.yml.

Conclusion

Utilizing the outlined commands allows for the seamless execution of tests within the Docker/Awesome-Compose environment, contributing to the continuous integration and deployment workflow.

Source: Docker/Awesome-Compose documentation.