test(cli): e2e for init apns against the mock API and a mock of Apple

[ArnabChatterjee20k]

What does this PR do?

Adds e2e coverage for appwrite init apns (#2015) to the CLI suite, Tests / CLIGo126. Stacked on #2015.

Mock API

mock-server/app/http.php gains the endpoints init apns calls:

Endpoint
GET /v1/messaging/providers	Filtered by the provider query, as the CLI asks
POST /v1/messaging/providers/apns	Creates a provider
PATCH /v1/messaging/providers/apns/:providerId	Updates a provider
GET /v1/project/platforms	Lists the project's platforms
POST /v1/project/platforms/apple	Creates an Apple platform; refuses a request without bundleIdentifier

The state is kept per project (x-appwrite-project) in a file, because the Swoole workers share no memory and a rerun has to see what the first run created.

Mock Apple

The CLI gains a hidden APPWRITE_APPLE_HOST variable that points Apple's sign-in, App Store Connect and Developer portal at one base URL. When it's unset, the CLI uses Apple's servers. The mock API serves Apple under /apple, with state kept per Apple ID:

• Sign-in: widget key, SRP init and complete, and the session. Any password is accepted and there's no two-factor step.
• Teams: a single team, E2ETEAM123.
• Keys: list, create (at most two per team) and a one-time download of a generated .p8.
• App IDs: list, register, and turn on Push Notifications. An App ID ending in .nopush already exists with Push Notifications off.

Harness

tests/e2e/languages/cli/main.go runs the built binary in a temporary project folder holding an appwrite.config.json and a generated .p8 key. It checks what the binary prints and its exit status, then prints CLI_INIT_APNS:passed:

1. First run (--key-path, --team-id, --bundle-id). It creates both APNs providers and the Apple platform, and prints the next steps (the Appwrite push provider, and the Notification Service Extension). The App ID check is skipped, since there's no terminal and no Apple sign-in.
2. Rerun: "APNs is already set up". No provider is created and no platform added.
3. Rejected before any request: a malformed --bundle-id, an unknown --provider, and an unknown --environment each fail.

Harness: Apple (CLI_INIT_APNS_APPLE:passed)

1. Signs in with APPWRITE_APPLE_ID and APPWRITE_APPLE_PASSWORD, creates the key (saved into the project folder), creates both providers and registers the App ID with Push Notifications.
2. A rerun reuses the saved sign-in and confirms the App ID is registered.
3. --register-app-id turns on Push Notifications for an existing App ID.
4. Creating keys until the team is full fails with the "no free slot" message.

Not covered

Apple's password check (SRP verification) and the two-factor prompt, which needs a terminal, are covered by the Go tests against a fake Apple server (internal/apns/appwrite/adapter_test.go). Expo and fastlane run Apple's own tools.

Test Plan

• gofmt and go vet on the harness; php -l on the mock API; go build, go vet and go test ./internal/... on the generated CLI; Generation suite and Twig lint.
• Tests / CLIGo126 on CI. Per the repository's practice, the Docker e2e runs on CI only.

Related PRs and Issues

• Stacked on feat(cli): appwrite init apns #2015 (appwrite init apns).

[hansi-codes]

🟢 Tier S · Ready to merge

Adds persistent mock Appwrite APNs and Apple endpoints and exercises appwrite init apns setup, reruns, invalid inputs, Apple key creation, and App ID registration in the CLI e2e suite. The Apple host override is now injected only into the generated CLI used by that test, leaving the normal generated CLI pointed at Apple's production endpoints.

Latest changes: The latest commit moves the Apple host override out of the CLI template and copies it into only the e2e-generated build, replacing the e2e-tag build with a standard build.

Verdict	New comments	Fixed	Still open
✅ Approved	0	0	0

📂 Walkthrough · 5

File	Change
mock-server/app/http.php	Adds file-backed mock Appwrite APNs/platform endpoints and mock Apple sign-in, key, and App ID APIs.
templates/cli/internal/cmd/initpush.go	Uses an optional Apple-host provider for mock Apple endpoints while retaining production hosts by default.
tests/e2e/CLIGo126Test.php	Builds the CLI with a test-only Apple host override and expects APNs and Apple e2e pass markers.
tests/e2e/languages/cli/applehosts.go	Defines the environment-driven Apple host override copied into the e2e-generated CLI.
tests/e2e/languages/cli/main.go	Exercises APNs project setup, reruns and invalid inputs, plus mocked Apple key creation and App ID registration.

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[hansi-codes]

🔵 Tier A · See the inline comments. Summary

[hansi-codes]

🟢 Tier S · Looks good to merge. Summary

[hansi-codes]

🟡 Tier B · 1 blocking finding to address. Summary

The findings that requested changes are resolved. See the summary comment for what is still open.

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🟢 Tier S · Looks good to merge. Summary

[ChiragAgg5k]

can this file be test only? meaning it only loads for local testing and not in the released sdk. i think we already have a pattern for this

[ArnabChatterjee20k]

Yes, done in 869867e, following the same pattern as the conformance harness: the file moved to tests/e2e/languages/cli/applehosts.go, and CLIGo126Test copies it into the generated CLI's internal/cmd before go build. It's no longer in getFiles(), so the generated SDK doesn't contain it, and the build tag is gone. What's left in the SDK is the e2eAppleHosts hook, which is nil unless that file is present, so a released CLI always uses Apple's hosts.