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mb-graphql

v0.1.11

Published

mountebank test doubles for GraphQL

Downloads

40

Readme

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Welcome, friend

GraphQL Playground

mb-graphql is a mountebank plugin that makes creating test doubles for GraphQL APIs a lot simpler... and fun: there's no code to write.

Wraps Apollo Server to allow easy declaration of a mock GraphQL server via mountebank stubs (see below).

Features

Getting started

Option 1: Run with Docker (the easiest option)

docker run -p 2525:2525 [-p IMPOSTER_PORT:IMPOSTER_PORT] -d bashj79/mountebank-graphql

NOTE: mountebank itself runs on port 2525.

Check out Docker Hub for further details.

Option 2: Install and Run

Prerequisite:

npm install -g mb-graphql

Start mountebank with the following protocols.json file (master on GitHub):

{
  "graphql": {
    "createCommand": "mb-graphql"
  }
}
mb start --protofile protocols.json

Example

imposter.json

{
  "port": 4000,
  "protocol": "graphql",
  "schema": "type Thing { alpha: Int beta: String } type Query { myQuery(myFirstArg: Int, mySecondArg: Int): Thing }",
  "stubs": [
    {
      "predicates": [
        {
          "equals": {
            "query": "myQuery",
            "args": {
              "myFirstArg": 123
            }
          }
        }
      ],
      "responses": [
        {
          "is": {
            "data": {
              "beta": "abcdef"
            }
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Create the imposter via mountebank (assuming it's running on localhost:2525):

curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' http://localhost:2525/imposters --data @imposter.json

You can now access the GraphQL playground for the imposter at http://localhost:4000:

GraphQL Playground

Request

query {
    myQuery(myFirstArg: 123, mySecondArg: 456) {
        alpha
        beta
    }
}

Response

{
  "data": {
    "myQuery": {
      "alpha": 42,
      "beta": "abcdef"
    }
  }
}

Note: The value for myQuery.alpha has been randomly generated as it was omitted from the stub's response.

For further examples please check out the features folder.

Imposter Creation Parameters

For further information about mountebank imposters, stubs and related concepts please refer to the mountbank mental model.

| Parameter | Description | Required? | Default | |-------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | protocol | Must be set to graphql | Yes | N/A |
| port | The port to run the imposter on. | No | A randomly assigned port. mountebank will return the actual value in the POST response. |
| name | Included in the logs, useful when multiple imposters are set up. | No | An empty string. | | schema | A string presenting a valid GraphQL schema definition. | No, if schemaEndpoint is set | N/A |
| schemaEndpoint | URL of a GraphQL schema file or the endpoint of an existing GraphQL API which exposes the GraphQL introspection query. | No, if schema is set | N/A |
| schemaEndpointHeaders | An object representing headers to passed to the schema endpoint defined in schemaEndpoint e.g. Authorization header. | No | An empty object. | | stubs | The list of stubs responsible for matching a GraphQL request and returning a response. See further details below. | No | An empty array. | | defaultResponse | The default response for any top-level query/mutation performed against the schema. | No | Default behaviour for the imposter is to return random data according to the defined schema. |

GraphQL Request Predicates

| Field | Description | Type | |------------|--------------------------------------------------------|--------| | query | The name of the GraphQL query e.g. myQuery. | String | | mutation | The name of the GraphQL mutation e.g. myMutation. | String | | args | The arguments passed to the GraphQL query/mutation. | Object | | headers | The HTTP headers passed to the GraphQL query/mutation. | Object |

Please see the mountebank predicate documentation for further details of mountebank's stub predicates and their usage.