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Temporary slapd launcher for testing purposes

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volatildap provides simple helpers for testing code against a LDAP database.

Its main features include:

  • Simple configuration: Don’t provide anything the LDAP server will start with sane defaults

  • Built-in cleanup: As soon as the test ends / the test process exits, the server is instantly removed

  • Cross-distribution setup: Automatically discover system paths for OpenLDAP binaries, schemas, etc.

Usage

import volatildap

class MyTests(unittest.TestCase):

    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        super(MyTests, cls).setUpClass()
        cls._slapd = volatildap.LdapServer(suffix='dc=example,dc=org')

    def setUp(self):
        # Will start the server, or reset/restart it if already started from a previous test.
        self._slapd.start()

    def test_something(self):
        conn = ldap.connection(self._slapd.uri)
        # Do some tests

    def test_with_data(self):
        # Load some data
        self._slapd.add({'ou=people': {'cn': [b'Users']}})
        # Run the tests

The volatildap.LdapServer provides a few useful methods:

start()

Start or restart the server. This will:

  • Clear all data, if any

  • Start the server if it’s not yet running

  • Populate the initial data

stop()

Stop the server.

This will clean up all data and kill the proces.

add(data)

Add some data, see the initial_data structure below.

get(dn)

Retrieve an object by its distinguished name;

Returns a dictionary mapping an attribute to the list of its values, as bytes.

Raises KeyError if the distinguished name is unknown to the underlying database.

Configuration

The volatildap.LdapServer class accepts a few parameters:

suffix

The suffix to use for the LDAP tree

Default: dc=example,dc=org

rootdn

The administrator account for the LDAP server

Default: cn=testadmin,dc=example,dc=org

rootpw

The administrator password.

Default: A random value, available through LdapServer.rootpw

schemas

List of schemas to load; can be either a simple name (e.g cosine.schema; looked up in openldap installation); or a path to a custom one.

Default: ['core.schema']

initial_data

Dict mapping a distinguished name to a dict of attribute/values:

slapd(initial_data={
    'ou=people': {
        'objectClass': ['organizationalUnit'],
        'cn': ['People'],
    },
})

Note: When adding data, the suffix can be omitted on objects DNs.

Default: {}

skip_missing_schemas

When loading schemas, this flag instructs volatildap to continue if some schemas can’t be found.

Default: False

port

The port to use.

Default: An available TCP port on the system

slapd_debug

The debug level for slapd; see slapd.conf

Default: 0

max_server_startup_delay

The maximum delay allowed for server startup, in seconds.

Default: 30

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