ACP HTTP E2E Tester

Overview

Run a deterministic ACP HTTP test flow from a JSON spec. Use one script for auth, tenant discovery, entity create/lookup, action execution, event assertions, and negative/positive create checks.

Workflow

1. Create or copy a spec JSON file.
2. Optionally enable Hypercorn spawn in the spec for one-command runs.
3. Run the script and review the status lines and assertion output.
4. Treat any non-zero exit as a failing e2e check.

Commands

Run from repository root:

bash
1bash .codex/skills/acp-http-e2e-tester/scripts/run_acp_http_e2e.sh \
2  --spec .codex/skills/acp-http-e2e-tester/references/ops-case-example.json

Print effective config without executing HTTP calls:

bash
1bash .codex/skills/acp-http-e2e-tester/scripts/run_acp_http_e2e.sh \
2  --spec .codex/skills/acp-http-e2e-tester/references/spec-template.json \
3  --print-config

Spec Format

Start from: references/spec-template.json

Use: references/ops-case-example.json

Key fields:

• runtime.spawn_hypercorn: start/stop Hypercorn inside the script.
• runtime.hypercorn_cmd: exact command used when spawn is enabled.
• base_url: ACP API base path, usually http://127.0.0.1:8081/api/core/acp/v1.
• credentials: login username/password (inject test credentials at runtime; do not commit real secrets).
• tenant_id: optional; if null, first tenant from Tenants is used.
• entity_set: target collection under tenant route.
• create_payload: JSON payload for entity create.
• lookup: identify created entity by field/value.
• actions: ordered entity $action calls; payload supports placeholders: __ROW_VERSION__, __ENTITY_ID__, __TENANT_ID__, __USER_ID__.
• assertions: optional final checks (final_status, expected event sequence).
• negative_creates and positive_creates: optional create-path checks on any entity set.

Output Expectations

The script prints one line per step:

• HTTP status for each endpoint
• entity id / row-version / status progression
• assertion pass/fail lines for final status and event sequence

Exit code:

• 0: all checks passed
• non-zero: one or more HTTP or assertion failures

Operating Rules

• Keep specs plugin-specific; do not hardcode business routing policy in the script.
• Use negative_creates to verify validation behavior (expected 4xx) for newly added schemas.
• Keep lookup.value unique per run (timestamp suffix) to avoid selecting stale rows.
• If running with spawned Hypercorn, confirm the command uses the correct interpreter and PYTHONPATH for local dependencies.
• Keep reference specs sanitized; avoid committing machine-specific absolute paths or real credentials.