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ngx-pact

v1.1.0

Published

Repository for the pact schematics for angular projects.

Downloads

14

Readme

NGX Pact

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Pact is a tool to develop Consumer-Driven Contract Tests. You can find a lot of informations on the official docs or the github repository.

This Angular Schematic supports you in setting up pact for your projects and therefore do Consumer-Driven Contract Testing for your application.

This Schematic supports karma as well as jest based angular projects.

How to use

Add the schematics to your project

For now this repository just support the initial setup of a project to perform pact tests. This can be done by adding this library.

ng add ngx-pact

The ng add command supports a variety of configuration options. You can find a detailed list in the following section. This will also change the karma.conf.js, so if you already setup pact for your project just skip this step and add ngx-pact as dev dependency.

Configuration Options

| Parameter Name | description | default | | ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------- | | skipInstall | Do not add pact packages as devDependency in the package.json | false | | project | The name of the project for which you want to add pact | defaultProject | | port | The port of the pact server | 12345 | | dir | The directory of the pact files | ./pact | | log | The directory of the log files | '' | | pactBinaryLocation | When you are behind a cooperate proxy you might want to download the pact binary manually | | | pactDoNotTrack | Pact by default analyze anonymously installations of the pact-node module | |

Generate a pact test

ng generate ngx-pact:service --name test

This will generate an angular service called test, with the normal test.service.spec.ts, but also a test.service.pact.spec.ts. It extends the normal service schematic and adds the following configuration options:

| Parameter Name | description | default | | ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------- | | port | The port of the pact server | 12345 | | consumer | Name of the consumer | projectName | | provider | Name of the provider | some-provider |

Development

For development hints, have a look at DEVELOPMENT.md