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nock-github-oauth

v1.1.0

Published

GitHub OAuth HTTP intercepts via nock.

Downloads

1

Readme

nock-github-oauth

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NPM

GitHub OAuth HTTP intercepts via nock.

Installation

Via npm: npm install nock-github-oauth --save-dev

Usage

nock-github-oauth is meant to be used from a testing context. Specifically, it mocks the following routes for https://github.com:443:

  • GET /login,
  • GET /login/oauth/authorize, and
  • POST /login/oauth/access_token (returns a mocked token in the body).

The package exposes a method (exports.nock) that establishes the intercepts for each of the aforementioned Github OAuth routes. Here is an example of how to use it in a (https://github.com/hapijs/lab)[lab] test:

var Lab = require('lab');
var lab = exports.lab = Lab.script();
var nock = require('nock');
var github = require('nock-github-oauth');

lab.experiment('module that depends on GitHub OAuth', function() {
	lab.before(function(done) {
		// Setup github oauth http intercepts
		github.nock(done);
	});

	lab.after(function(done) {
		// Remove all intercepts
		nock.cleanAll();
	});
});

Finally, for convience, the package also exposes the https host for GitHub OAuth via exports.host (https://github.com:443). and the mocked oauth token returned by the intercepted POST /login/oauth/access_token via exports.token. You can access these like so:

var github = require('nock-github-oauth');
var mockToken = github.token;
var githubHost = github.host;

Contributing & Tests

When adding new features, fixing bugs, etc. please make sure to include the appropriate tests and ensure all tests are passing before sending a pull request. We use lab for unit testing, here's how to run tests:

npm run test

Additionally you'll want to ensure the files lint:

npm run lint

License

MIT