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temporal.testing.env
Methods and utilities to assist with unit-testing Temporal workflows
Methods and utilities to assist with unit-testing Temporal workflows
createclj
(create {:keys [queue-name] :as options})Creates a mock environment and an associated client connection for emulating the combination of a worker and a Temporal backend, suitable for unit testing.
Arguments:
options: See [[worker/worker-options]]
(let [{:keys [client] :as instance} (create {:queue-name ::my-queue :ctx {:some "context"}}]
;; create and invoke workflows
(stop instance))
Creates a mock environment and an associated client connection for emulating the combination of a worker and a Temporal
backend, suitable for unit testing.
Arguments:
- `options`: See [[worker/worker-options]]
```clojure
(let [{:keys [client] :as instance} (create {:queue-name ::my-queue :ctx {:some "context"}}]
;; create and invoke workflows
(stop instance))
```stopclj
(stop {:keys [env]})Stops the test environment created by create. Does not wait for shutdown to complete. For coordinated shutdown,
see synchronized-stop.
(stop instance)
Stops the test environment created by [[create]]. Does not wait for shutdown to complete. For coordinated shutdown, see [[synchronized-stop]]. ```clojure (stop instance) ```
synchronized-stopclj
(synchronized-stop {:keys [env]})Stops the test environment created by create. Blocks until the environment has shut down. For async termination,
see stop
(synchronized-stop instance)
Stops the test environment created by [[create]]. Blocks until the environment has shut down. For async termination, see [[stop]] ```clojure (synchronized-stop instance) ```
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