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jest-environment-ibm-apiconnect

v1.1.0

Published

Runtime Environment for IBM API Connect gatewayscript tests in jest

Downloads

18

Readme

jest-environment-ibm-apiconnect

npm version

Overview

Mock the DataPower gatewayscript environment created by API Connect with Jest.

Setup

npm install --save-dev jest-environment-ibm-apiconnect

jest.config.js:

module.exports = {
    testEnvironment: "ibm-apiconnect",
    testEnvironmentOptions: {
      context: {
          "custom.variable.x": "Hello World" // This variable could be retreived by `apim.getvariable('custom.variable.x')`
      }
    },
    // Automatically clear mock calls and instances between every test
    clearMocks: true,
};

And in your test files:

...

describe('my policy to test', () => {

  let apicMock;

  beforeEach(() => {
    apicMock = mockAPIConnect(jest);
  });

  ...
});

Modules that are being mocked

  • apim
  • header-metadata (hm)
  • jose
  • jwt
  • service-metadata (sm)
  • system-metadata (sysm)
  • transform
  • urlopen

Global modules:

  • session
  • XML

API

|Function|Description| |----|----| |apicMock.apim.addINPUT(json, buffer)|Pushes an input for apim stack to return when called by apim.readInputAsJSON/Buffer (LIFO) |apicMock.apim.setPolicyProperty(key, value)|Sets a policy property before running a policy |apicMock.apim.setvariable(key, value)|Sets a context variable * |apicMock.hm.setCurrentHeader(key, value)|Sets a header to current * |apicMock.hm.getCurrentHeader(key)|Gets the current header by key * |apicMock.hm.setResponseHeader(key, value)|Sets a header to response * |apicMock.hm.getResponseHeader(key)|Gets the response header by key * |apicMock.sm.serviceMetadata| (Object) Can be set with values to be read by code (Only dotted notation is supported) |apicMock.sysm.setVariable(key, value)|Sets a variable in system-metadata * |apicMock.sysm.getVariable(key)|Gets a variable from system-metadata * |apicMock.urlopen.addUrlOpenResponse(statusCode, reasonPhrase, json, buffer)|Push a mock response to the urlopen responses stack (LIFO) |apicMock.urlopen.addUrlOpenError(message)|Push an error to the urlopen responses stack (LIFO) |apicMock.urlopen.defaultResponse| (Object) The response object you get when the responses stack is empty (for assertions) |XML.parse(string)| Parse string into a Document |XML.stringify(xmlDoc)| Stringify a Document into a string |XML.query(xmlDoc, expression)| ** Query a Document by an XPath expression |XML.load(...)|** Loads a file into a Document, Arguments are the same as path.join, so you can use it like: XML.load(__dirname, 'my.xml') (file is in same dir) , Returns Document.

* Without being traced, for setup phase (will not appear in Jest's call counters/records) ** Not used by gatewayscript, only for unit-test code.

Example

See apiconnect-custom-policy-project-example