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messenger-bot-tester

v1.3.1

Published

Test your messenger bot

Readme

Test your FB messenger bots

Makes it easy to test Node and non-Node Facebook messenger bots locally.

Validation

  • Validates the shape of API requests
  • Validates that responses follows the correct script

Installation

$ npm i --save-dev messenger-bot-tester

Usage

Example that uses mochajs to run tests
###test.js


const BotTester = require('messenger-bot-tester');

describe('bot test', function() {
  // webHookURL points to where yout bot is currently listening
  // choose a port for the test framework to listen on
  const testingPort = 3100;
  const webHookURL = 'http://localhost:' + 3000 + '/webhook';
  const tester = new BotTester.default(testingPort, webHookURL);
  
  before(function(){
    // start your own bot here or having it running already in the background
    // redirect all Facebook Requests to http://localhost:3100/v2.6 and not https://graph.facebook.com/v2.6
    return tester.startListening();
  });
  
  it('hi', function(){
    const theScript = new BotTester.Script('132', '20');
    theScript.sendTextMessage('hi');  //mock user sending "hi"
    theScript.expectTextResponses([   //either response is valid
      'Hey!', 
      'Welcome',
    ]);
    return tester.runScript(theScript);
  });
})

Run the tests

$ mocha test.js

Scripts

Scripts are broken down into messages and responses. Messages are sent from a simulated user to your bot. Responses are what should be sent back to the user.

Messages

  • Text user types free form text
  • Postback user clicked a button
  • QuickReply user clicked a quick reply button
  • Delay wait for a specified time
  • Custom, subclass Message and provide a custom send() that return a Promise
  • Attachement not implemented yet

Responses

  • Texte validate correct text was sent
  • Image validate correct URL was sent
  • Audio validate correct URL was sent
  • File validate correct URL was sent
  • Video validate correct URL was sent
  • Quick Reply validate correct text was sent (does not validate buttons yet)
  • Button Template validate correct text and buttons were sent
  • Generic Template validates correct element count was sent
  • Receipt Template validates correct element count was sent
  • Custom, subclass Response and provide custom check(payload) that return bool if response is correct