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@devoxa/integresql-client

v2.1.1

Published

IntegreSQL client for managing isolated PostgreSQL databases in integration tests

Downloads

8,120

Readme

Installation

yarn add --dev @devoxa/integresql-client

To install IntegreSQL, please follow their installation instructions.

Usage

Full example

For a full usage example, have a look the integration tests.

Step-by-step guide

  1. Initialize the IntegreSQL client
import { IntegreSQLClient } from '@devoxa/integresql-client'

const integreSQL = new IntegreSQLClient({ url: 'http://localhost:5000' })
// options.url: The URL of the IntegreSQL instance
  1. (Once per test runner process) Get a hash of the migrations & fixtures
// The hash can be generated in any way that fits your business logic, the included
// helper creates a SHA1 hash of the file content of all files matching the glob patterns.
const hash = await integreSQL.hashFiles(['./migrations/**/*', './fixtures/**/*'])
  1. (Once per test runner process) Initialize the template database
await integreSQL.initializeTemplate(hash, async (databaseConfig) => {
  await migrateTemplateDatabase(databaseConfig)
  await seedTemplateDatabase(databaseConfig)
  await disconnectFromDatabase(databaseConfig)
})
  1. (Before each test) Get a isolated test database
const databaseConfig = await integreSQL.getTestDatabase(hash)

Helpers

  • integreSQL.databaseConfigToConnectionUrl(databaseConfig)

API requests

You can directly send requests to the IntegreSQL instance via the included API client, or optionally instantiate a new IntegreSQLApiClient yourself.

await integreSQL.api.reuseTestDatabase(hash, id)

const api = new IntegreSQLApiClient({ url: 'http://localhost:5000' })
await api.reuseTestDatabase(hash, id)

Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

License

MIT