pactum | REST API Testing Tool for all levels in a Test Pyramid | Unit Testing library
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Copyit('should have a user with id', () => {
return pactum.spec()
.get('/api/users/1')
.expectStatus(201)
.expectHeaderContains('content-type', 'application/json')
// performs partial deep equal
.expectJsonLike([
{
const pactum = require('pactum');
const mock = pactum.mock;
const consumer = pactum.consumer;
before(async () => {
consumer.setConsumerName('consumer-service');
await mock.start();
});
it('GET - one interaction', async () => {
await pac const pactum = require('pactum');
before(() => {
// starts a mock server on port 3000
return pactum.mock.start(3000);
});
it('should get jon snow details', () => {
return pactum.spec()
// adds interaction to mock server & remove Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I am trying to extend Jest to easier get API integration tests to play along between different APIs.
I have followed this tutorial and I have it working somewhat. Here's my setup:
jest.setup.api.ts
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 08:24The article is wrong on some points.
Modifying third-party API for your own needs isn't a good practice. If there's a need for custom test helpers, there's no need to modify test. They can be importable or global and be used the same way as test.apiOne but with less potential problems. It's a mistake to make these functions async. Tests should be known at the time when test run starts, so async results in a promise that isn't used. The article uses await yet types a function to return void.
test.apiOne cannot contain asynchronous operations, they will be discarded when they occur after test(...) and they will result in missing test when they occur before. test(...) result isn't returned, this means that a promise it returns won't be handled correctly by Jest.
console.log(`Running test "${name}" against API 1`) mistakenly suggests that it's called when a test runs, but it's actually called when it's declared.
pactum.request.setBaseUrl should be called inside a test it's supposed to affect. Considering that tests are asynchronous and use promises and not done callback, a helper is:
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