KulykDmytro / X-Road-Security-Server-toolkit

X-Road Security Server Toolkit is a tool for automating Security Server configuration and maintenance tasks.

X-Road Security Server Toolkit

About the repository

This repository contains information about the X-Road Security Server Toolkit, source code, its development, installation and documentation.

X-Road Security Server Toolkit source code

Source code of X-Road Security Server Toolkit is open for all and it is licenced under MIT licence.

Introduction to X-Road Security Server Toolkit

X-Road Security Server Toolkit User Guide

Installing the latest development version from GitHub

Prerequisites to Installation

• Ubuntu 18.04 LTS or 20.04 LTS
• Python version 3.6+
• apt-get update needs to be run before installing
• PIP 21.0+
  • apt install -y python3-pip
  • python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip
  • pip3 install cement
• Installed X-Road security server packages on target machine(s)

Installation is performed with pip (use pip or pip3, whichever is used)

$ git clone https://github.com/nordic-institute/X-Road-Security-Server-toolkit.git

$ cd X-Road-Security-Server-toolkit

$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt

$ python3 setup.py install

Development

This project includes a number of helpers in the Makefile to streamline common development tasks.

Testing

In order to run unit tests with code coverage the following target in the Makefile should be run:

$ make test

In order to run unit tests with integration tests the following target in the Makefile should be run:

$ make test-all

End to end tests are run using the following script:

$ run_end_to_end_tests.sh

More details about the required input parameters are provided in the script file

Environment Setup

The following demonstrates setting up and working with a development environment:

### create a virtualenv for development

$ pip3 install virtualenv

$ make virtualenv

$ source env/bin/activate

Project versioning

Pre-release:

$ 0.x.x-alpha.0

First release:

$ 1.0.0-final.0

Post first release:

$ 1.x.x-beta.0

Updating project version

• Update patch/minor/major/release/build (major.minor.patch-release.build)

$ bump2version patch/minor/major/release/build (e.g. bump2version minor)

In case of minor updates, use bump2version patch In case of major updates, use bump2version minor When releasing, use bump2version major

In case of releasing, also bump2version release should be performed to update the release part of the version number, which can contain values:

• beta
• final

Releasing

Use the included helper function via the Makefile:

$ make dist