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Instantiates and exports the client.file Now create another file named in which you will write and export the function to reset the database. Your database only has three tables and . Write and export a function that runs on each table in the transaction With the file written above you can now clear the database. The last thing to do here is actually call this function between each integration test. A good way is to use a setup file. You can configure this file to be processed before running any tests. Here you can use lifecycle hooks to customize its behavior. Create another file within the file named. Your goal is to reset the database before each test to ensure you have a clean state. You can do this by running the exported function in the provided lifecycle function. The reset function used to run between each test will now start from a clean state when you run a test suite in which each individual test in all files. Note that you may want to know about scenarios where you want to start with some data in a specific test context.
Within each individual test file you write you can also hook into these lifecycle functions and customize the behavior of each file. An example of this will be shown later. Test Runs and Fails photo editing servies A test run succeeds for sending a request to but instead of sending fields the body of the request should cause the validation middleware to respond to the request with an error code before continuing to process the controller. Verify this behavior using the following set of expectations. At this point your endpoint test suite is complete. If you look back you should see that all the tests are successful. The full set of registration tests is complete. Writing the tests The next endpoint you will write tests for is the same as The previous endpoint has many similarities but instead of creating a new user it authenticates an existing user. The endpoint accepts and ensures the user exists and provides the data provided Generates a session token and responds to the request with the session token and user details. Note that the implementation of this feature.
Can be found in and . In your test suite you will verify that this endpoint meets the following conditions When valid credentials are provided it should respond with a status code of success On success it should respond with user details When of success it should respond with a valid session token When given invalid When credentials are given it should respond with a status code When the user is not found it should respond with a status code When an invalid request body is given it should respond with a status code Before testing each scenario you need to define another set of tests to test the All tests related to this endpoint are grouped. Add another test for the route under the end tag that define.
Within each individual test file you write you can also hook into these lifecycle functions and customize the behavior of each file. An example of this will be shown later. Test Runs and Fails photo editing servies A test run succeeds for sending a request to but instead of sending fields the body of the request should cause the validation middleware to respond to the request with an error code before continuing to process the controller. Verify this behavior using the following set of expectations. At this point your endpoint test suite is complete. If you look back you should see that all the tests are successful. The full set of registration tests is complete. Writing the tests The next endpoint you will write tests for is the same as The previous endpoint has many similarities but instead of creating a new user it authenticates an existing user. The endpoint accepts and ensures the user exists and provides the data provided Generates a session token and responds to the request with the session token and user details. Note that the implementation of this feature.
Can be found in and . In your test suite you will verify that this endpoint meets the following conditions When valid credentials are provided it should respond with a status code of success On success it should respond with user details When of success it should respond with a valid session token When given invalid When credentials are given it should respond with a status code When the user is not found it should respond with a status code When an invalid request body is given it should respond with a status code Before testing each scenario you need to define another set of tests to test the All tests related to this endpoint are grouped. Add another test for the route under the end tag that define.