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mocha-pipe

v0.0.7

Published

Build a test pipeline with mocha

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mocha-pipe

Build a test pipeline with mocha

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mocha-pipe

mocha-pipe allows you to define your tests as a series of asynchronous units of work. Collectively the individual steps make up the pipeline. Each step pipes its output into the next step. If any uncaught exception occurs, the pipe is considered broken, and the step which threw the error will show as broken. The pipe returns a promise which will be resolved with the result from the last step.

Install

npm install --save-dev mocha-pipe
# or
yarn add -D mocha-pipe

Basic Example

const mochaPipe = require('mocha-pipe');

const steps = [{
    name: 'Get user', // passed to it(name, ...);
    before: () => 'MOCHA_PIPE',
    execute: (username) => getUser(username),
    after: res => assertSomething(res)
}, {
    name: 'Update user email',
    execute: user => updateEmail(user, '[email protected]'),
    after: res => assertSomething(res)
}, {
    name: 'Expect 401 on invalid password',
    execute: user => authenticate(user, 'bad password').catch(err => assertStatusCode(err, '401')) 
}];

const pipeline = mochaPipe({
    name: 'Basic Example', // passed to describe(name, ...);
    steps
});

pipeline.run();