An emulation engine for Azure Services

Clocal-azure provides an easy-to-use test/mocking framework for developing Cloud applications.

Currently features are under development.

🚀 Install

Requirements

• NodeJS (^8.9.4)
• yarn (^1.6.0)
• Docker
• MYSQL
• MongoDB

$ git clone https://github.com/cloudlibz/clocal-azure.git
$ cd clocal-azure
$ yarn
$ yarn link (Install clocal commands)
$ yarn start <command>
         or
$ clocal <command>

📚 Overview

Clocal-azure spins up the following core Cloud APIs on your local machine:

📟 Services & Ports

• Azure Functions at http://localhost:9574
• Azure Storage at http://localhost:9569 (Blobs), http://localhost:9570 (Queues), http://localhost:9571 (Tables)
• Azure CosmosDB (Only windows supported) port will be given by the emulator with the IP address
• Azure SQL Service at http://localhost:3306
• Azure Key Vault at http://localhost:8200
• Azure Search at http://localhost:9520
• Azure API App Service at http://localhost:9567
• Azure CLI 2.0 No ports

Commands

All Services at once

Step 1: Go to compose.env file and specify the path to create the images for azure functions and azure api app service and azure cosmosdb.

Step 2: Run the shell script as below.

Ubuntu OS: $ yarn service or $ bash compose.sh

Mac OS: $ yarn service or $ bash compose.sh or $ sh compose.sh

Azure Functions

• Init Functions

$ clocal function-init <folder>

Azure functions working directory is located in example/azure-functions. You can create a folder inside the location and give the folder location. Then attach the init file where the service starting file. Example: clocal function-init function-sample

• Start Functions

$ clocal function-start

• Stop Functions

$ clocal function-stop 

Azure Storage

Azure storage comprises of azure blobs, queues and tables. See the example/azure-storage for sample project.

• Start Storage

$ clocal storage-start

• Stop Storage

$ clocal storage-stop

• Clear all files created

$ clocal storage-clear

• List files To list all files

$ clocal storage-query

To list specific folder files

$ clocal storage-query folder_name

Azure CosmosDB (Only Windows Supported)

• Init CosmosDB

$ clocal cosmosdb-init

This will create the in-built image of the Cosmos DB emulator and will be on ready state to start the container.

• Start CosmosDB

$ clocal cosmosdb-start

• Stop CosmosDB

$ clocal cosmosdb-stop

Azure SQL Server

• Start SQL Service

$ clocal sql-start

• Stop SQL Service

$ exit

Azure KeyVault

• Start KeyVault

$ clocal keyvault-start

• Stop KeyVault

$ clocal keyvault-stop

Azure Search

• Start Search

$ clocal search-start

• Stop Search

$ cmd + c / ctrl + c

Azure CLI 2.0

• Start CLI

$ clocal cli-start

• Exit CLI

$ exit

Azure API App Service

Azure API working directory is located in example/azure-api-service. You can create a folder inside the location and give the folder location. Then attach the init file where the service starting file.

Example: clocal api-start ./ api.json

$ clocal api-start <folder> <init-file>

📝 Example Documents

• Azure Functions
• Azure Storage
• Azure Cosmos DB
• Azure SQL Service
• Azure KeyVault
• Azure Search
• Azure CLI

📺 Demo Video Series

• Video Playlist

🔧 Testing

Before runs the tests, make sure all docker images have been installed.

$ yarn test

📝 Architecture

Sent by Gaurav Pandey

🙋 Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

The project clocal-azure is initially developed for the Google Summer of Code 2018. Special thanks goes to my mentors Rumesh, Lasitha and Rajika and CloudLibz Organization.

Second phase of clocal-azure carried out for Google Summer of Code 2019. Once again I would like to thank my mentors Rumesh, Sammani, Rajika and Dilantha.