Cobbler.js
A spy who creates false passports, visas, diplomas and other documents
Mocking Passport OAuth for integration tests
Install
npm install cobbler --save-dev
Usage
var passport = cobbler('passport-github', {..profile..});
var server = app.listen(7331, function() {
new WalkingDead(url).zombify(zopts)
.when(function(browser, next) {
browser.clickLink('[rel="login-with-github"]', next);
})
.then(function(browser) {
assert.equal(browser.text("title"), "Welcome!");
})
.end(function() {
passport.restore();
server.close();
done();
});
});
cobbler
mocks the calls to the OAuth service and redirects you to the callback url allowing you to bypass the network connections, but allows you to go through the full (most of it at least) process without mocking key functions in managing sessions, authenticated or initialization of passport
.
If you want to simulate a successful authentication, the "profile" argument should be an object similar to what you would receive from an OAuth userProfile
call. This will hit your Strategy callback and go through the normal chain of events.
var passport = cobbler('passport-github', {
provider: 'github',
id: 12345,
displayName: 'John Doe'
});
To simulate a failed authentication, the "profile" argument should be false
.
var passport = cobbler('passport-github', false);
You can restore the old functions by calling restore()
.
var passport = cobbler('passport-github', {..profile..});
// do the test
passport.restore();
cobbler
can be passed either the npm name eg. 'passport-github' or the exports eg. var passportGithub = require('passport-github');
or the strategy eg. var GithubStrategy = require('passport-github').Strategy;
It should be noted that you may need to clear the require.cache
of your app
between tests.
Notes
TODO
- More test coverage for other Passport OAuth Strategies (only Github at this point)
- Ability to set arguments such as
accessToken, refreshToken, params
- Ability to test
fail
and error
calls. - Ability to set
callback url
code
and error
query params
License
MIT