How to use Install method of testkube Package

Best Testkube code snippet using testkube.Install

kube.go

Source:kube.go Github

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...108 http-tracing-span: 15443 # Do not change this port value109`110)111func getYaml() (string, error) {112 b, err := os.ReadFile(env.OtelCollectorInstallFilePath)113 if err != nil {114 return "", err115 }116 return string(b), nil117}118func install(ctx resource.Context, ns string) error {119 y, err := getYaml()120 if err != nil {121 return err122 }123 return ctx.ConfigKube().ApplyYAML(ns, y)124}125func installServiceEntry(ctx resource.Context, ns, ingressAddr string) error {126 // Setup remote access to zipkin in cluster...

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artillery_test.go

Source:artillery_test.go Github

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1//go:build integration2package runner3import (4 "testing"5 "github.com/kubeshop/testkube/pkg/api/v1/testkube"6 "github.com/kubeshop/testkube/pkg/executor"7 "github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"8)9func TestRun(t *testing.T) {10 t.Run("runner should run test based on execution data", func(t *testing.T) {11 // given12 // install artillery before running test13 _, err := executor.Run("", "npm", "install", "-g", "artillery@latest")14 if err != nil {15 t.Errorf("npm install artillery error: %v", err)16 }17 runner := NewArtilleryRunner()18 repoURI := "https://github.com/kubeshop/testkube-executor-artillery.git"19 result, err := runner.Run(testkube.Execution{20 Content: &testkube.TestContent{21 Type_: string(testkube.TestContentTypeGitFile),22 Repository: &testkube.Repository{23 Type_: "git",24 Uri: repoURI,25 Branch: "main",26 Path: "examples/test.yaml",27 },28 },29 })30 if err != nil {31 t.Errorf("Artillery Test Failed: ResultErr: %v, Err: %v ", result.ErrorMessage, err)32 }33 // then34 assert.NoError(t, err)35 assert.Equal(t, *result.Status, testkube.PASSED_ExecutionStatus)36 })37}...

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Install

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1func main() {2 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}3 testkube.Install()4}5func main() {6 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}7 testkube.Install()8}9func main() {10 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}11 testkube.Install()12}13func main() {14 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}15 testkube.Install()16}17func main() {18 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}19 testkube.Install()20}21func main() {22 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}23 testkube.Install()24}25func main() {26 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}27 testkube.Install()28}29func main() {30 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}31 testkube.Install()32}33func main() {34 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}35 testkube.Install()36}37func main() {38 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}39 testkube.Install()40}41func main() {42 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}43 testkube.Install()44}45func main() {46 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}47 testkube.Install()48}49func main() {50 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}

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1func main() {2 var testkube = testkube.TestKube{}3 testkube.Install()4}5import "fmt"6type TestKube struct {7}8func (testkube TestKube) Install() {9 fmt.Println("Installing testkube")10}11import (12func TestInstall(t *testing.T) {13 var testkube = TestKube{}14 testkube.Install()15}16If you are using a module, then you can use the module name in the import statement. For example, if you have a module named testkube, then you can use the following import statement in your code:17import "github.com/testkube/testkube-go"18If you are not using modules, then you can use the import path of the repository in the import statement. For example, if you have a repository named testkube, then you can use the following import statement in your code:19import "github.com/testkube/testkube-go"20If you are not using modules and you have a repository named testkube, then you can also use the following import statement in your code:21import "github.com/testkube/testkube"22If you are not using modules and you have a repository named testkube, then you can also use the following import statement in your code:23import "github.com/testkube/testkube"24If you are not using modules and you have a repository named testkube, then you can also use the following import statement in your code:25import "github.com/testkube/testkube"26If you are not using modules and you have a repository named testkube, then you can also use the following import statement in your code:27import "github.com/testkube/testkube"28If you are not using modules and you have a repository named testkube, then you can also use the following import statement in your code:29import "github.com/testkube/testkube"30If you are not using modules and you have a repository named testkube, then you can also use the following import statement in your code:31import "github.com/testkube/testkube"32If you are not using modules and you have a repository named testkube, then you can also use the following import statement in your code:33import "github.com/testkube/testkube"

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