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smava-functional-tests

v1.3.0

Published

Project with the functional tests of the recrt API

Downloads

6

Readme

Repo for the smava challenge

This repo contains all the functional tests defined by the Author to complete the challenge of the recrt API.

Commands

Simply run in your maven project:

mvn tomcat7:run

And then you can call the functional tests

npm test

Output example:

  Testing the smava endpoints in the local environment
    /rest/users endpoints
      # GET /rest/users
        ✓ Should get the users with the admin role (49ms)
      # GET /rest/users/{username}/accounts
        ✓ Should get the accounts from user2 with the admin role (50ms)
        ✓ Should get the accounts from user2 with the user role. Not allowed
    /rest/accounts endpoints
      # GET /rest/accounts
        ✓ Should get the bank account of the user2 (53ms)
        ✓ Should get the zero bank accounts of the user3
        ✓ Should get a 401 for the admin user
      # POST /rest/accounts
        ✓ Should create an account with the admin user for the user3 (99ms)


  7 passing (487ms)