testcases/CreateUIDefinition/Outputs-Must-Be-Present-In-Template-Parameters.test.ps1
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<# .Synopsis Ensures that .outputs are present in the .parameters of CreateUIDefinition.json .Description Ensures that .outputs are present in the .parameters of CreateUIDefinition.json, and that those parameters exist on the template object .Example Test-AzTemplate .\100-marketplace-sample -Test Outputs-Must-Be-Present-In-Template-Parameters .Example .\Outputs-Must-Be-Present-In-Template-Parameters.test.ps1 -CreateUIDefinitionObject @([PSCustomObject]@{badinput=$true}) -TemplateObject ([PSCustomObject]@{}) #> param( # The CreateUIDefinition Object (the contents of CreateUIDefinition.json, converted from JSON) [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,Position=0)] [PSObject] $CreateUIDefinitionObject, # The Template Object (the contents of azureDeploy.json, converted from JSON) [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,Position=1)] [PSObject] $TemplateObject ) # First, make sure CreateUIDefinition has outputs if (-not $CreateUIDefinitionObject.parameters.outputs) { Write-Error "CreateUIDefinition is missing the .parameters.outputs property" -ErrorId CreateUIDefinition.Missing.Outputs # ( write an error if it doesn't) } $parameterInfo = $CreateUIDefinitionObject.parameters foreach ($output in $parameterInfo.outputs.psobject.properties) { # Then walk thru each output $outputName = $output.Name if ($outputName -eq 'applicationresourcename' -or ` $outputName -eq 'jitaccesspolicy' -or ` $outputName -eq 'managedresourcegroupid') { # If the output was one of the outputs used for Managed Apps and only found in the generated template, skip the test continue } # If the output name was not declared in the TemplateObject, if (-not $TemplateObject.parameters.$outputName) { # write an error Write-Error "output $outputName does not exist in template.parameters" -ErrorId CreateUIDefinition.Output.Missing.From.MainTemplate -TargetObject $parameterInfo.outputs } } |