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flare-gun

v0.8.3

Published

REST API endpoint testing library

Downloads

73

Readme

Flare Gun Build Status

A JSON REST API testing framework

Install

$ npm install flare-gun

Example, using mocha

$ npm install mocha Joi

Default config for Joi validation:

{
  convert: false,
  presence: 'required'
}
var Joi = require('joi')
var flareGun = require('flare-gun')
var flare = flareGun.route('http://myapp.com/api')

describe('MyApp', function () {
  it('gets users', function () {
    return flare
      .get('/users')
      .expect(200, Joi.array().includes({
        id: Joi.number(),
        username: Joi.string().required(),
        avatar: Joi.string()
      }))
  })

  it('creates users', function () {
    return flare
      .post('/users', {username: 'joe'})
      .expect(200)
      .stash('joe')
      .get('/users/:joe.id')
      .expect(200, {
        id: Joi.number(),
        username: Joi.string().required(),
        avatar: Joi.string()
      })
  })
})

Usage

.request({String uri, String method}) -> FlarePromise
.get(String uri, Object queryString, Object options) -> FlarePromise
.expect(String statusCode, Object|{Joi} response) -> FlarePromise
.post(String uri, Object body, Object options) -> FlarePromise
.put(String uri, Object body, Object options) -> FlarePromise
.patch(String uri, Object body, Object options) -> FlarePromise
.del(String uri, Object body, Object options) -> FlarePromise
.stash(String name, Function<Stash> -> Object) -> FlarePromise
.thru(Function<FlarePromise>(FlarePromise)) -> FlarePromise
.do(Function<FlarePromise>) -> FlarePromise

Options are passed through to request Stashed variables can be injected in any string, by prefixing with a :
e.g.

flareGun
  .post('/user')
  .stash('joe')
  .post('/users/:joe.id', {name: ':joe.name'})
  .expect(200, {id: ':joe.id'})
  .post('/users/:joe.id', {name: ':joe.name'})
  .expect(200, Joi.object().keys({
    id: ':joi.id'
  }))
  .post('/users/friends', ':joe')
  .expect(200, ':joe.id')
  .get('/users/:joe.id')
  .expect(200, ':joe')
.actor(String name, Object requestObj) -> FlarePromise

requestObj gets combind with requests before being passed to request.js

.as(String name) -> FlarePromise
flareGun
  .actor('joe', {
    auth: {
      user: 'joe',
      pass: 'joePass'
    }
  })
  .actor('anon', {})
  .as('joe')
  .get('/asJoe')
  .as('anon')
  .get('/asAnon')
.route(String url) -> FlarePromise

Set the base url for requests

.express({Express} app) -> FlarePromise

Pass in an express server object to make calls to, instead of a url Also accepts a promise of an express server

.close() -> FlarePromise

Close express server. May close more connections in the future.

.exoid(String path, Object body) -> FlarePromise

Calls an exoid method at '/exoid'. See https://github.com/Zorium/exoid

Contributing

$ npm test

Changelog

  • 0.7.x -> 0.8.x
    • expect(cb) is now passed res.body instead of res
  • 0.6.x -> 0.7.x
    • add graph()
    • upgrade Joi (now peer dependency)
    • add userAgent string default
    • expect(cb) promise support
  • 0.5.x -> 0.6.0
    • Flare gun has become properly pure, which means that side effects will not impact other chains
      This also means that Flare gun has become a singleton, without needing to be instantiated.
    • Removed flare method
    • Added thru method