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codeceptjs-webhook-helper
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codeceptjs-webhook-helper is a CodeceptJS helper to be able to test webhook calls during the tests.
This helper creates a simple http server with nodejs's http library, with a given port on the localhost.
Before using, you need to set your webhook urls to the http://localhost:<given_port_in_the_config>/**
npm i codeceptjs-webhook-helper --save
codecept.conf.js
helpers: {
WebHookHelper: {
require: 'codeceptjs-webhook-helper',
port: 9999,
waitForTimeout: 10
}
},
Options:
port: The port to start the webhook server. Default is 5431waitForTimeout: Indicates for how many seconds to wait
for verifying the given webhook called or
not during I.waitForWebHookCall().
Default is 10 seconds// Wait for a webhook call: "/testing/with/codecept"
I.waitForWebHookCall('/testing/with/codecept')
// Wait for a webhook call: "/testing/with/codecept"
// with overriding the wait timeout in the options.
// This will wait for 20 seconds
I.waitForWebHookCall('/testing/with/codecept', 20)
FAQs
CodeceptJS helper for testing webhook calls
The npm package codeceptjs-webhook-helper receives a total of 63 weekly downloads. As such, codeceptjs-webhook-helper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that codeceptjs-webhook-helper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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