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ember-cli-betamax

v0.1.8

Published

Allows for the recording and playback of API responses, Sort of like Rails VCR, but for Ember CLI

Downloads

22

Readme

Ember-cli-betamax

Installation

  • npm install simplereach/ember-cli-betamax --save-dev
  • ember generate ember-cli-betamax
  • this should add the following to your tests/test-helper file:
import cassette from './helpers/cassette';
import insertCassette from './helpers/insert-cassette';

insertCassette(cassette);

Creating a recording

  • in a QUnit test click on the "Record API Queries" checkbox (typically you should do it on the global test route)
  • when the tests are finished a file will automatically be downloaded
  • replace the current cassette.js in tests/helpers with the new cassette.js

How it works

  • When record is set to true, every ajax response is monitored and saved to an array.
  • Within one recording session responses are cached, so you will only hit the same endpoint once.
  • At the end of the session a "cassette" is saved in the format that Sinon Fake server expects.
  • If record is not true, Sinon Fake server is pre-loaded with your already recorded cassette.
  • If something has not been recorded, it will be downloaded at the end of a test run. The new cassette can be manually merged.