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ntf is a network testing framework written in Node.js.
Install ntf
npm install ntf
npm install ntf -g
Create a file named ntfjs.org.js
var ntf = require('ntf')
, test = ntf.http('http://ntfjs.org')
exports.homepage = test.get('/', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.body('ntf')
test.done()
})
Run the tests
ntf ntfjs.org.js
## Documentation
Test DNS records.
var ntf = require('ntf')
, dns = ntf.dns()
### dns.a(name, callback)
Resolve an IPv4 address record.
Arguments
Example
exports.a = dns.a('a.dns.ntfjs.org', function(test) {
test.address('127.0.0.1')
test.done()
})
### dns.aaaa(name, callback)
Resolve an IPv6 address record.
Arguments
Example
exports.aaaa = dns.aaaa('aaaa.dns.ntfjs.org', function(test) {
test.address('::1')
test.done()
})
### dns.cname(name, callback)
Resolve a canonical name record.
Arguments
Example
exports.cname = dns.cname('cname.dns.ntfjs.org', function(test) {
test.name('a.dns.ntfjs.org')
test.done()
})
### dns.mx(name, callback)
Resolve a mail exchange record.
Arguments
Example
exports.mx = dns.mx('mx.dns.ntfjs.org', function(test) {
test.name('mx1.dns.ntfjs.org')
test.done()
})
### dns.ns(name, callback)
Resolve a name server record.
Arguments
Example
exports.ns = dns.ns('ns.dns.ntfjs.org', function(test) {
test.name('ns1.dns.ntfjs.org')
test.done()
})
### dns.ptr(ip, callback)
Resolve a pointer record.
Arguments
Example
exports.ptr = dns.ptr('50.116.49.237', function(test) {
test.name('hub.sewell.org')
test.done()
})
### dns.srv(name, callback)
Resolve a service location record.
Arguments
Example
exports.srv = dns.srv('_ntfjs', function(test) {
test.name('srv1.dns.ntfjs.org')
test.done()
})
### dns.txt(name, callback)
Resolve a text record.
Arguments
Example
exports.txt = dns.txt('_ntfjs', function(test) {
test.done()
})
### test.address(ip)
Assert answer contains IP address.
Arguments
Example
exports.a = dns.a('a.dns.ntfjs.org', function(test) {
test.address('127.0.0.1')
test.done()
})
### test.name(name)
Assert answer contains name.
Arguments
Example
exports.cname = dns.cname('cname.dns.ntfjs.org', function(test) {
test.name('a.dns.ntfjs.org')
test.done()
})
## HTTP
Test HTTP requests.
var ntf = require('ntf')
, http = ntf.http('http://http.ntfjs.org')
### http.request(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP request.
__Arguments__Example
exports.request = http.request('/', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.done()
})
### http.del(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP delete request.
Arguments
Example
exports.del = http.del('/delete', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.done()
})
### http.get(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP get request.
Arguments
Example
exports.get = http.get('/get', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.done()
})
### http.head(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP head request.
Arguments
Example
exports.head = http.head('/head', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.done()
})
### http.options(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP options request.
Arguments
Example
exports.options = http.options('/options', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.done()
})
### http.patch(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP patch request.
Arguments
Example
exports.patch = http.patch('/patch', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.done()
})
### http.post(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP post request.
Arguments
Example
exports.post = http.post({ url: '/post', body: { 'q': 'test' } }), function(test) {
test.statusCode(201)
test.done()
})
### http.put(options, callback)
Execute an HTTP put request.
Arguments
Example
exports.put = http.put({ url: '/put', body: 'put' }), function(test) {
test.statusCode(201)
test.done()
})
### test.body([match[, compare...]])
Tests match
against body and returns result.
Arguments
Example
exports.get = http.get('/', function(test) {
test.body(/<title>(.*)<\/title>/, 'ntf')
test.done()
})
### test.cookie([name[, match]])
Tests cookie existence/value and returns match.
Arguments
Example
exports.get = http.get('/', function(test) {
test.cookie('sid', /^[a-f0-9]+$/)
test.done()
})
### test.header([name[, match]])
Tests header existence/value and returns match.
Arguments
Example
exports.get = http.get('/', function(test) {
test.header('Content-Type', 'text/html')
test.done()
})
### test.json([match])
Tests body against match and returns parsed JSON.
Arguments
Example
exports.get = http.get('/', function(test) {
test.json({ one: 'two' })
test.done()
})
### test.jsonPath([path[, compare...]])
Tests json path against compares and returns result.
Arguments
Example
exports.get = http.get('/', function(test) {
test.jsonPath('$.book.title', 'Second Foundation', "The Wise Man's Fear")
test.done()
})
### test.statusCode(code)
Tests response status code.
Arguments
Example
exports.get = http.get('/', function(test) {
test.statusCode(200)
test.done()
})
## Socket
Test socket connections.
var ntf = require('ntf')
, socket = ntf.socket('ntfjs.org')
### socket.tcp(port, callback)
Open TCP connection to host and port.
Arguments
Example
exports.tcp = socket.tcp(25, function(test) {
test.connect()
test.done()
})
### test.connect(code)
Tests connection was opened.
Example
exports.tcp = socket.tcp(25, function(test) {
test.connect()
test.done()
})
This work is licensed under the MIT License (see the LICENSE file).
FAQs
Network Testing Framework
We found that ntf 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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