checks:
ping:
google: google.com:443
mysite: mytest.test:443
to perform TCP connectivity checks and print the results :
OK: google
BAD: mysite
the project is build using maven to build ( and has a single dependency, managed by maven, to parse yaml : snakeyaml ) The single test runs against the test input file
From the java directory :
To build the jar :
maven package
To run manually using the jar : java -cp target/ingenico-test-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar fr.htz.ingenico.Main src/test/resources/input.yml
or simply : java -jar target/ingenico-test-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar src/test/resources/input.yml
From the bash directory :
bash connectivityTest.sh ../java/src/test/resources/input.yml
From the python directory :
python2 connectivityTest.py ../java/src/test/resources/input.yml or python3 connectivityTest.py ../java/src/test/resources/input.yml
Code works in any language, but shell is very slow and bad at parsing data. Python is very short and runs reasonably fast. Java works fastest but is quite verbose. And java lacks native yaml support (and also lacks native json support by the way)