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node-fetch-response-matchers
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Chai plugin with matchers for node-fetch promise response. It helps the tests to be more declarative.
it('some-test', function(){
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/')).to.be.successful()
.and.to.haveBodyText('foo');
});
it('some-test', function(done){
fetch('http://localhost/')
.then(res => {
expect(res.status).to.equal(200);
return res.text();
}).then(text => {
expect(text).to.equal('foo');
done();
})
});
$ npm install --save-dev node-fetch-response-matchers
const nodeFetchMatchers = require('node-fetch-response-matchers');
const fetch = require('node-fetch');
const chai = require('chai');
chai.use(nodeFetchMatchers);
describe('test suite', function(){
it('http success test', function(){
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/')).to.be.successful();
});
it('and', function(){
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/')).to.be.successful()
.and.haveBodyText('foo');
});
});
You can all use chai "not"
it('not', function(){
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/')).to.not.be.successful();
});
it('http success test', function(){
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/')).to.be.successful();
});
it('http status assert', function(){
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/')).to.haveStatus(500);
});
API function | params | description |
---|---|---|
successful() | () | Assert that the status is 200 OK |
created() | () | Assert that the status is 201 |
badRequest() | () | Assert that the status is 400 |
unauthorized() | () | Assert that the status is 401 |
rejected() | () | Assert that the status is 403 |
notFound() | () | Assert that the status is 404 |
serverError() | () | Assert that the status is 500 |
serviceUnAvailable() | () | Assert that the status is 503 |
haveStatus() | (status) | Assert that the status is provided number argument |
it('have body object', () => {
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/').to.haveBodyObject({foo: 'bar'});
});
API function | params | description |
---|---|---|
haveBodyObject() | (obj) | Assert equal provided object |
haveBodyText() | (text) | Assert equal provided string text |
haveBodyBuffer() | (Buffer) | Assert equal provided Node Buffer |
haveBodyRegexpMatch() | (regexp) | Assert match body on regular expression |
haveBodyThat() | (predicate(text)) | Assert match body on provided function predicate on the text |
it('have header', () => {
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/').to.haveHeader('connection', 'close');
});
API function | params | description |
---|---|---|
haveHeader() | (name, value) | Assert that response contains header by provided name and value |
headerExists() | (name) | Assert that response contains header by provided name |
haveHeaderThat() | (name, predicate(value)) | Assert that header with given name have true on the value for a given predicate |
haveHeaders() | (headersMap) | Assert that given key-value headers are exists in headers response |
it('have cookie', () => {
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/').to.haveCookie('foo', 'bar');
});
API function | params | description |
---|---|---|
haveCookieByName() | (name) | Assert that cookie by name is written to the response |
haveCookie() | (name, value) | Assert that cookie by name and value is written to the response |
haveCookieThat() | (name, predicate(cookie)) | Assert that cookie by name and match given predicate on cookie properties |
it('must-revalidate', () => {
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/').to.have.cacheControlMustRevalidate();
});
it('max-age', () => {
return expect(fetch('http://localhost/').to.have.cacheControlmMaxAge(120);
});
API function | params |
---|---|
cacheControlMustRevalidate() | () |
cacheControlNoCache() | () |
cacheControlNoStore() | () |
cacheControlNoTransform() | () |
cacheControlPublic() | () |
cacheControlPrivate() | () |
cacheControlProxyMaxRevalidate | () |
cacheControlmMaxAge() | (age-in-sec) |
cacheControlSMaxAge() | (age-in-sec) |
FAQs
Chai asserts for node-fetch response promise, make your tests with http more declarative
The npm package node-fetch-response-matchers receives a total of 274 weekly downloads. As such, node-fetch-response-matchers popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that node-fetch-response-matchers 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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