Brummer MCP Server

# Brummer Package Deployment Tests This directory contains Docker/Podman tests for validating Brummer package deployment across different platforms and package managers. ## Test Scenarios ### 📦 NPM Package Tests - **npm-node18**: Test NPM package installation on Node.js 18 (Alpine) - **npm-node20**: Test NPM package installation on Node.js 20 with Yarn support - **ubuntu-npm**: Test NPM package installation on Ubuntu 22.04 - **alpine-pnpm**: Test PNPM package installation on Alpine Linux ### 🐹 Go Install Tests - **go-install**: Test Go module installation and building from source ### 🔄 Cross-Platform Tests - **cross-platform**: Test binary platform detection and installation logic ## Running Tests ### Prerequisites - Podman installed and configured - Project built with `make build-all` (for binary tests) ### Run All Tests ```bash ./docker-tests/run-tests.sh ``` ### Run Individual Tests ```bash # Test NPM package on Node.js 18 podman build -f docker-tests/Dockerfile.npm-node18 -t brummer-test-npm-node18 . podman run --rm brummer-test-npm-node18 # Test Go installation podman build -f docker-tests/Dockerfile.go-install -t brummer-test-go-install . podman run --rm brummer-test-go-install ``` ## Test Coverage Each test validates: - ✅ Package manager installation - ✅ Binary execution and help output - ✅ Platform compatibility - ✅ Installation script functionality - ✅ Cross-platform binary selection ## Test Results The tests verify: 1. **NPM Package (@standardbeagle/brum)** - Installs correctly across Node.js versions - `brum` command is available after installation - Works with npm, yarn, and pnpm - Platform detection works correctly 2. **Go Installation** - Builds from source successfully - Make targets work correctly - Binary installs to correct location 3. **Cross-Platform Compatibility** - Correct binary selection for platform/architecture - Installation script handles different environments - Binary permissions set correctly ## Debugging Failed Tests If tests fail: 1. Check the container logs for specific error messages 2. Verify all binaries exist in `dist/` directory 3. Ensure `package.json` and `install.js` are correctly configured 4. Test individual components manually: ```bash node install.js ./bin/brum --help ``` ## Adding New Tests To add a new test scenario: 1. Create `Dockerfile.{test-name}` in this directory 2. Add test to the `TESTS` array in `run-tests.sh` 3. Follow the existing pattern for test scripts 4. Update this README with the new test description