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reqtest-express

v1.0.0

Published

Simple testing framework for testing Express.js middleware [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/slomek/reqtest-express.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/slomek/reqtest-express)

Downloads

12

Readme

reqtest-express

Simple testing framework for testing Express.js middleware Build Status

Idea

The idea behind this project is to provide a simple mechanism to test requests to the Express-based NodeJS server.

Usage

ReqTest(app)
    .given({
        url: '/get/one',
        method: 'get'
    })
    .check()
        .content('expectedContent')
        .headerExists('Content-Type')
        .headerValue('Header-Name', 'Header-Value');

For more examples of use please refer to the tests in test directory

API

MockRequest configuration

options.url

The URL or a request sent to the server

options.method

The HTTP method used for the request

options.[custom-field]

Any custom field added to the request object

MockRespone assertions

To enter assertion mode one must call check() method right after given(MockRequest).

content(expectedValue[, errorCallback])

Checks if the response has given content. For errorCallback see section below.

headerExists(headerName[, errorCallback])

Checks if the response has a non-empty header of given name. For errorCallback see section below.

headerValue(headerName, headerValue[, errorCallback])

Checks if the response has a header with specific value. For errorCallback see section below.

Error callbacks

In order to assert that the test should fail (eg. response header does not exist) one can provide errorCallback to suppress original expect error and handle it. Example simple handler for assumint that the error is thrown may look like this:

    (...)
    .check()
        .headerExists('Content-Type', function(err){
            expect(err).toBeDefined();
        });

Notes

Inspired by supertest.

License

MIT