#!/usr/bin/env python3 """ Simple Neptune validation tests that can run with minimal dependencies. These tests verify core Neptune configuration logic without requiring full MCP server dependencies. """ def test_neptune_endpoint_validation(): """Test Neptune endpoint format validation logic.""" print('\nTesting Neptune endpoint format validation...') valid_database_endpoints = [ 'neptune-db://my-cluster.us-east-1.neptune.amazonaws.com', 'neptune-db://cluster.region.neptune.amazonaws.com', 'neptune-db://localhost', ] valid_analytics_endpoints = [ 'neptune-graph://g-abc123xyz', 'neptune-graph://g-12345', ] invalid_endpoints = [ 'https://neptune.com', 'http://localhost', 'neptune://wrong-prefix', 'bolt://localhost', 'redis://localhost', ] # Test valid Database endpoints for endpoint in valid_database_endpoints: is_valid = endpoint.startswith('neptune-db://') assert is_valid, f'Expected {endpoint} to be valid Database endpoint' print(f'✓ Valid Database endpoint: {endpoint}') # Test valid Analytics endpoints for endpoint in valid_analytics_endpoints: is_valid = endpoint.startswith('neptune-graph://') assert is_valid, f'Expected {endpoint} to be valid Analytics endpoint' print(f'✓ Valid Analytics endpoint: {endpoint}') # Test invalid endpoints for endpoint in invalid_endpoints: is_valid = endpoint.startswith(('neptune-db://', 'neptune-graph://')) assert not is_valid, f'Expected {endpoint} to be invalid' print(f'✓ Rejected invalid endpoint: {endpoint}') print('✓ Neptune endpoint validation logic verified') def test_neptune_port_ranges(): """Test Neptune port validation logic.""" print('\nTesting Neptune port validation...') valid_ports = [1, 8182, 9999, 443, 65535] invalid_ports = [0, -1, 70000, 100000] # Test valid ports for port in valid_ports: is_valid = 1 <= port <= 65535 assert is_valid, f'Expected {port} to be valid' print(f'✓ Valid port: {port}') # Test invalid ports for port in invalid_ports: is_valid = 1 <= port <= 65535 assert not is_valid, f'Expected {port} to be invalid' print(f'✓ Rejected invalid port: {port}') print('✓ Neptune port validation logic verified') def test_neptune_configuration_requirements(): """Test Neptune configuration requirements.""" print('\nTesting Neptune configuration requirements...') # Neptune requires both graph endpoint and AOSS endpoint required_fields = ['host', 'aoss_host', 'port', 'aoss_port'] print('Neptune requires the following configuration fields:') for field in required_fields: print(f' - {field}') # Verify required fields are documented assert 'host' in required_fields assert 'aoss_host' in required_fields assert 'port' in required_fields assert 'aoss_port' in required_fields print('✓ All required Neptune fields documented') # Verify default values are sensible defaults = { 'host': 'neptune-db://localhost', 'port': 8182, 'aoss_port': 443, } print('\nDefault values:') for field, value in defaults.items(): print(f' - {field}: {value}') assert defaults['port'] == 8182 # Standard Neptune port assert defaults['aoss_port'] == 443 # Standard HTTPS port for AOSS print('✓ Neptune configuration requirements verified') def test_neptune_error_messages(): """Test Neptune error message quality.""" print('\nTesting Neptune error message quality...') # Error messages should be helpful and actionable error_scenarios = { 'invalid_endpoint': 'host must start with neptune-db:// or neptune-graph://', 'missing_aoss': 'requires aoss_host', 'missing_credentials': 'AWS credentials not configured', 'setup_help': 'aws configure', } print('Expected error message content:') for scenario, expected in error_scenarios.items(): print(f' - {scenario}: "{expected}"') # Verify error messages are informative assert len(error_scenarios) > 0 assert all(len(msg) > 10 for msg in error_scenarios.values()) print('✓ Error message content verified') def test_neptune_aws_integration(): """Test Neptune AWS integration requirements.""" print('\nTesting Neptune AWS integration requirements...') # Neptune requires AWS credentials aws_credential_sources = [ 'AWS CLI (aws configure)', 'Environment variables (AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY)', 'IAM role (when running on AWS)', 'Credentials file (~/.aws/credentials)', ] print('Neptune supports the following AWS credential sources:') for source in aws_credential_sources: print(f' - {source}') assert len(aws_credential_sources) >= 4 print('✓ AWS credential sources documented') # Neptune requires AWS region print('\nNeptune requires AWS region configuration') region_sources = [ 'config.yaml (region field)', 'AWS_REGION environment variable', 'AWS profile default region', ] for source in region_sources: print(f' - {source}') assert len(region_sources) >= 3 print('✓ Region configuration sources documented') def test_neptune_dependencies(): """Test Neptune dependency requirements.""" print('\nTesting Neptune dependency requirements...') # Neptune requires specific Python packages required_packages = [ 'boto3>=1.39.16', 'opensearch-py>=3.0.0', 'langchain-aws>=0.2.29', ] print('Neptune requires the following Python packages:') for package in required_packages: print(f' - {package}') assert len(required_packages) >= 3 print('✓ Dependency requirements documented') # Installation methods install_commands = [ 'pip install graphiti-core[neptune]', 'uv add graphiti-core[neptune]', ] print('\nInstallation commands:') for cmd in install_commands: print(f' - {cmd}') assert len(install_commands) >= 2 print('✓ Installation methods documented') if __name__ == '__main__': print('=' * 70) print('Neptune Simple Validation Tests') print('=' * 70) try: test_neptune_endpoint_validation() test_neptune_port_ranges() test_neptune_configuration_requirements() test_neptune_error_messages() test_neptune_aws_integration() test_neptune_dependencies() print('\n' + '=' * 70) print('All simple validation tests passed!') print('=' * 70) print('\nNote: For full integration tests, run:') print(' python tests/test_neptune_configuration.py') print('=' * 70) except AssertionError as e: print('\n' + '=' * 70) print(f'Test failed: {e}') print('=' * 70) raise