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decoder-api-tester

v3.0.2

Published

CLI to test api result decoders

Downloads

14

Readme

ApiTester

The goal of this package is to test your project's decoders with their corresponding api.

We recommend using the typescript-json-decoder package which provides detailed error messages.

Features and specifications

  • The tested decoders must throw an error if it cannot decode a json.
  • A CLI is provided to use run the tests.
  • A report can be generated as an html file using the -r option.
  • A complete log of the tests is generated after each execution.
  • The process will always return 1 if one or more test failed.
  • This package uses Axios to run the Http requests.

Setup

Instalation : npm i decoder-api-tester


Create the apitester-config.ts file in the root of your project.

A configuration contains a list of API configuration which contains a list of test configuration.

import { ApiTesterConfig } from "api-tester";
import { firstDecoder, secondDecoder } from "src/decoders";
import { getAccessToken, isWantedFormat } from "src/utils";

const config: ApiTesterConfig = {
    apisConfig: [
        {
            baseUrl: "https://my-api.com/",
            defaultMethod: "post",
            defaultinterceptor: (axiosConfig: AxiosRequestConfig, context: any) => {
                axiosConfig.headers["AccessToken"] = getAccessToken();
                axiosConfig.params = { id: context.myId }
                return axiosConfig;
            },
            defaultBeforeDecode: (json: unknown) => {
                if (json.code == 404) {
                    throw 'Error 404';
                }
            },
            defaultOnDecoded: (data: Data, json: any, setContext: (context: any) => void) => {
                if (!isWantedFormat(data.formatedString)) {
                    throw 'formatedString is not on the right format';
                }
                setContext({ myId: data.array[0].id })
            },
            defaultQueryParameters: {
                apiKey: "my-api-key"
            },
            defaultHeaders: {
                "Connection": "Keep-Alive"
            },
            defaultData: {
                foo: "bar"
            },
            tests: [
                // This test will use the default options 
                {
                    description: "Post data",
                    endpointPath: "data/post",
                    decoder: firstDecoder
                },
                {
                    description: "Get random data",
                    endpointPath: "data/random",
                    method: "get",
                    decoder: secondDecoder,
                    interceptor: (axiosConfig: AxiosRequestConfig) => {
                        return axiosConfig;
                    },
                    beforeDecode: (json: unknown) => {
                        if (json.code == 404) {
                            throw 'Error 404';
                        }
                    },
                    onDecoded: (data: Data) => {
                        if (!isWantedFormat(data.formatedString)) {
                            throw 'formatedString is not on the right format';
                        }
                    },
                    queryParameters: {
                        limit: false
                    },
                    headers: {},
                    data: {},
                },
            ],
        }
    ]
};

export default config;

Run the command api-tester

Type api-tester -h to show command manual.

Config parameters

Common parameters

The default options set in the api will be used if none are set in a test. Both the default functions and the functions will run if they are set.

| Attribute | Type | Description | |-------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | method | 'get' | 'delete' | 'head' | 'options' | 'post' | 'put' | 'patch' | 'purge' | 'link' | 'unlink' | http rest method | | decoder | (input: unknown) => T | decoder function | | interceptor | (axiosConfig: AxiosRequestConfig, contest: any) => AxiosRequestConfig | function called after the axios config object is generated, it must return axiosConfig | | beforeDecode | (json: any) => void | function called after the axios config object is generated, it must return axiosConfig | | onDecoded | (data: T, json: any, setContext: (context: any) => void) => void | function called after decoder, it must throw an error if the decoded data or the received raw json is not valid | | queryParameters | Dict<string[] | string | number | boolean> | query parameters of the request | | headers | Dict<string | number | boolean> | headers of the request | | data | any | data stored in the body of the request |

Api

| Attribute | Type | Description | |-----------|---------------------------------|---------------------| | baseUrl | string | base url of the api | | tests | Test[] | tests configuration |

Test

| Attribute | Type | Description | |----------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------| | description | string | name or description of the test | | endpointPath | string | route to the endpoint |