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@seagull/commands-http

Http commands for the seagull framework

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command-http

Command for http requests, implements seed data generation for test cases.

The command can be used like this:

import { Http, RequestConfig } from '../src'
...
const config: RequestConfig = { url }
const response = await new Http.Request<any>(config).execute()

Mode behavior

  • cloud : returns response of the external resource (as defined via url/config)
  • connected : same as cloud
  • edge : same as cloud
  • pure : returns local seed data (throws an error if no seed data is available)

Seed data generation

Use global switch to enable seed data generation while http request:

Http.fetchPureSeed = true
...
// do your thing
...
Http.fetchPureSeed = false

The seed data can be fetched in any mode except pure, as tests within the code pipeline should not call external ressources.

Configuration hooks

In case you want to modify the seed creation for a specific case, you can create a specific SeedLocalConfig by creating a TypeScript-file within the seed folder structure:

import { SeedLocalConfig } from '@seagull/commands-http/seedLocalConfig'

export default <SeedLocalConfig<SomeResponse>>{
  hook: (fixture: SomeResponse) => {
    // do something, e.g. slice some arrays within the fixture
    return fixture
  },
  expiresInDays: 14, // fixture will be re-fetched after 14 days
}

A configuration file is applied for all subsequent fixtures.

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Package last updated on 21 Mar 2019

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