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waterline-adapter-tests
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A set of integration tests that can be included in your Waterline Adapter module and used to test your adapter against the current Waterline API.
i.e.
runner.js
/**
* Test runner dependencies
*/
var mocha = require('mocha');
var TestRunner = require('waterline-adapter-tests');
/**
* Integration Test Runner
*
* Uses the `waterline-adapter-tests` module to
* run mocha tests against the specified interfaces
* of the currently-implemented Waterline adapter API.
*/
new TestRunner({
// Load the adapter module.
adapter: require('./relative/path/to/your/adapter'),
// Default adapter config to use.
config: {
schema: false
},
// The set of adapter interfaces to test against.
interfaces: ['semantic', 'queryable']
});
$ node runner.js
See LICENSE.md.
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Integration tests for waterline adapters
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