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Informations about the package resttest

Lark RestTest

RestTest is a REST API test library for testing REST API endpoints.

Install

Setup a Test Directory

Create a test directory, for example ./tests/Rest and add a run tests file like ./tests/Rest/run.php:

Create a Test Class

A test class can be created the ./tests/Rest directory and must end in Test.php. Create a first test class like ./tests/Rest/UserTest.php:

Each test class method that is a test must have @test in the docblock, otherwise it will be ignored when running tests.

If a method depends on another method, or multiple methods, the @depends [METHODNAME] annotation in the method docblock should be used, like @depends create.

If a class depends on another class the @depends [CLASSNAME] annotation in the class docblock should be used, like @depends \Tests\Rest\UserTest.

All classes ending in Test.php will be considered tests. To exclude a class file ending in Test.php from tests use @ignore in the class docblock.

Cleanup Callable

A test method can return a callable that is used as a cleanup function and will be called after the test method has been called, example:

Comparing Response Body

Sometimes a response body array of objects can be randomly ordered, which can cause a test to fail when using RestTest::expectBodySame. For example:

To get around this problem the RestTest::expectBodySameSorted method can be used to auto sort the expected array of objects and the response body array of objects by a specific field (id by default).

Run Tests

To run the tests go to the tests directory where the run tests file is located like ./tests/Rest and execute the run file:

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Requires lark/framework Version ^0.26.0
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