// Creates a new key pair and returns the private info and the public keypair
func createKey(name string, ec2client *ec2.EC2) (string, ec2.KeyPairInfo, error) {
//Build our input data
keyIn := ec2.CreateKeyPairInput{
KeyName: aws.String(name),
}
//Create the keypair and get the response from the system
keyResp, err := ec2client.CreateKeyPair(&keyIn)
if err != nil {
return "", ec2.KeyPairInfo{}, err
}
//Setup our key info object to return
keyInfo := ec2.KeyPairInfo{
KeyFingerprint: keyResp.KeyFingerprint,
KeyName: keyResp.KeyName,
}
return *keyResp.KeyMaterial, keyInfo, nil
}
BeforeEach(func() {
fakeBackend = &FakeEC2Backend{}
fakeServer = httptest.NewServer(awsfaker.New(fakeBackend))
client = ec2.New(newSession(fakeServer.URL))
})
AfterEach(func() {
if fakeServer != nil {
fakeServer.Close()
}
})
It("should call the backend method", func() {
client.CreateKeyPair(
&ec2.CreateKeyPairInput{
KeyName: aws.String("some-key-name"),
})
Expect(fakeBackend.CreateKeyPairCall.Receives).NotTo(BeNil())
Expect(fakeBackend.CreateKeyPairCall.Receives.KeyName).To(Equal(aws.String("some-key-name")))
})
Context("when the backend succeeds", func() {
It("should return the data in a format parsable by the client library", func() {
fakeBackend.CreateKeyPairCall.ReturnsResult = &ec2.CreateKeyPairOutput{
KeyFingerprint: aws.String("some-fingerprint"),
KeyMaterial: aws.String("some-pem-data"),
KeyName: aws.String("some-key-name"),
}
output, err := client.CreateKeyPair(
