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@came.plus/test

v0.2.0-dev.8

Published

https://came.plus/test: Simple CAME+ testing framework

Readme

came.plus/test

https://came.plus/test: Simple CAME+ testing framework by Dietmar Scharf | Ramteid GmbH

Quick Start

Run the agent with default settings:

# Starts server on port 64001, accessible from all interfaces (0.0.0.0)
npx "@came.plus/test"

Command-Line Options

# Show help and available options
npx "@came.plus/test" --help

# Display version information
npx "@came.plus/test" --version

# Start with custom port and binding address
npx "@came.plus/test" --port=64000 --bind=127.0.0.1

# Enable IPv6 dual-stack mode (binds to ::)
npx "@came.plus/test" --ipv6

System Installation

The CAME+ test server can be installed as a system service, allowing it to run automatically at system startup:

# Install as a system service with default settings
npx "@came.plus/test" install

# Install as a service with custom port
npx "@came.plus/test" install --port=8080

# Install as a service with localhost binding only
npx "@came.plus/test" install --bind=127.0.0.1

# Install as a service with IPv6 support
npx "@came.plus/test" install --ipv6

# Uninstall/remove the service
npx "@came.plus/test" uninstall

Note: Installing and uninstalling services requires administrator privileges on Windows or root privileges on Linux/macOS.

On Windows

The installation process will:

  1. Create a Windows service "came-plus-test" named "CAME+Test"
  2. Configure it to start automatically at system boot
  3. Launch the service immediately

If you have NSSM (Non-Sucking Service Manager) installed, it will be used for better service management. Otherwise, the native Windows Service Controller (sc.exe) will be used.

Uninstallation will:

  1. Stop the running service
  2. Remove the service from the system
  3. Clean up service-related files

On Linux and macOS

Support for automatic service installation and uninstallation on Linux and macOS is coming soon. For now, you can manually create:

  • A systemd service on Linux
  • A launchd service on macOS

For Developers

Add to your TypeScript project:

npm install "@came.plus/test"
# or:
npm i @came.plus/test