This is a simple application to read in a claim.json generated by running the cnf-certification-test suite and give a score based on a pre-determined list of pass/fail/skipped tests.

In Visual Studio Code, you can edit your settings.json if you want to run this in debug mode by using something similar to the following:

{
    "launch": {

        "configurations": [
            {
                "name": "Launch Package",
                "type": "go",
                "request": "launch",
                "mode": "debug",
                "program": "/Users/bpalm/Repositories/go/src/github.com/test-network-function/gradetool/main.go",
                "args": ["-r /Users/bpalm/Repositories/go/src/github.com/test-network-function/gradetool/testdata/example-claim.json",  "-p /Users/bpalm/Repositories/go/src/github.com/test-network-function/gradetool/schemas/policy-good.json",  "-o /Users/bpalm/Repositories/go/src/github.com/test-network-function/gradetool/results/test.txt"],
            }
        ],
        "compounds": []
    }
}

To run the tool, you can run it straight from the source using:

• make build
• ./gradetool -p schemas/generated_policy.json -o results/test.txt -r testdata/example-claim.json

You can run the tool directly using docker or podman using the following example:

docker run -v generated_policy.json:/policy.json -v testdata/example-claim.json:/claim.json quay.io/testnetworkfunction/gradetool:latest -p /policy.json -o results/test.txt -r /claim.json

Example used during development:

docker run -v /Users/bpalm/Repositories/go/src/github.com/test-network-function/gradetool/schemas/generated_policy.json:/policy.json -v /Users/bpalm/Repositories/go/src/github.com/test-network-function/gradetool/testdata/example-claim.json:/claim.json quay.io/testnetworkfunction/gradetool:latest -p /policy.json -o results/test.txt -r /claim.json

The trick to this command is that you have to mount the incoming policy file and claim file as volumes prior to running. This does make it easier to run so you do not have to build the binary first, etc.