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bos-test

v0.1.3

Published

A collection of utilities to help test BlueOak Server projects

Downloads

4

Readme

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A BlueOak Server project to help simplify your tests.

Overview

bos-test (bot). Use bot to inject and configure your dependencies with a single call.

Installation

npm i -g bos-test

Configuration

Configure how bot should run in a bot.config.js file or create config objects in your tests.

module.exports = {
    includeByPath: [__dirname + '/services'],
    configs: [__dirname + '/config.one.json', __dirname + '/config.two.json'],
    logging: false
};

includeByPath Array - The path to any folder containing BlueOak services that are used in your tests

config Array - Paths to any configuration files that you'd like to overlay on top of BlueOak's default configuration. The configuration file at [n + 1] always has precedence over [n]. If a config object is created in code and explicitly passed into the inject call, it will be applied on top of any config defined in file.

logging Boolean - All logging via BlueOak's logger service is silenced by default in the output of tests. To enable logging as usual, set this value to true.

Note:

  • Only absolute paths are supported in bot config objects

Usage

my-service.js

var logger;

function init(_config_, _logger_) {
    logger = _logger_;      
    logger.info('I am a useless service');
}

function echo(msg) {
  return msg;
}

module.exports = {
    init: init,
    echo: echo
};

test-my-service.js

var bot = require('bos-test'),
    expect = bot.expect,
    botConfig = require('./bot.config');

 ...

bot.inject('my-service', botConfig).then(function (bos) {
    expect(bos.config).to.be.defined;
    expect(bos.logger).to.be.defined;
    expect(bos['my-service']).to.be.defined;

    expect(bos['my-service'].echo('hi')).to.equal('hi');

    done();
}).catch(done);

 ...

API

  • inject(serviceName [, botConfig [, overrideConfig]])

    Inject a service and all its dependencies

  • flush

    Flush globally loaded services

  • expose(pathToModule)

    Requires and rewires a module to access private properties

  • get(exposedModule, privateProperty

    Returns a private property within a given rewired module

  • set(exposedModule, privateProperty, value)

    Assign a value to a private property of an exposed module

Unaltered Chai interfaces

  • expect
  • should
  • assert

Unaltered Sinon interfaces

  • spy
  • stub
  • mock

Planned features

  • Optional and automatic spies for service methods
  • Optional and automatic stubbing of service methods
  • rewire services instead of require services for easy access to private properties