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@supawatch/target-pgtap

v0.14.2

Published

A plan-counted pgTAP structural test suite generated from live Postgres by supawatch, RLS and policy assertions included.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

supabasepostgrespostgresqlcodegenschematypescriptpgtaptestingpg_proverls

Readme

@supawatch/target-pgtap

The pgTAP target for supawatch. Emits structure.pgtap.sql: a plan-counted structural test suite asserting what your schema actually is. Per table: has_table, has_column, null and not-null constraints, primary key and foreign key columns. Tables with row level security enabled also get tests.rls_enabled and policies_are with the exact policy names.

targets: [{ kind: "pgtap" }]

Run it with pg_prove or supabase test db against a database with the pgtap extension installed. The plan(N) count is derived from the emitted assertions, so a truncated file fails loudly instead of passing quietly; the repo's suite locks that arithmetic.

Emission is tested against real introspected schemas. Executing the suite needs pgtap in your database, which is on you.

MIT.