View Source SiteEncrypt.Phoenix.Test (site_encrypt v0.6.0)

Helper for testing the certification.

Usage

defmodule MyEndpoint.CertificationTest do
  use ExUnit.Case, async: false
  import SiteEncrypt.Phoenix.Test

  test "certification" do
    clean_restart(MyEndpoint)
    cert = get_cert(MyEndpoint)
    assert cert.domains == ~w/mysite.com www.mysite.com/
  end
end

For this to work, you need to use the internal ACME server during tests. Refer to SiteEncrypt.configure/1 for details.

Also note that this test will restart the endpoint. In addition, it will configure Phoenix to serve the traffic. Therefore, make sure you pick a different set of ports in test, if you want to be able to run the tests while the system is started.

Due to endpoint being restarted, the test case has to be marked as async: false.

Summary

Functions

clean_restart(endpoint)

Restarts the endpoint, removing all site_encrypt folders in the process.

get_cert(endpoint)

Obtains the certificate for the given endpoint.

Functions

clean_restart(endpoint)

@spec clean_restart(module()) :: :ok

Restarts the endpoint, removing all site_encrypt folders in the process.

After the restart, the new certificate will be obtained.

get_cert(endpoint)

@spec get_cert(module()) :: %{
  der: binary(),
  issuer: String.t(),
  domains: [String.t()]
}

Obtains the certificate for the given endpoint.

The certificate is obtained by establishing an SSL connection. Therefore, for this function to work, the endpoint has to be serving traffic. This will happen if you previously invoked clean_restart/1.