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Package behat-guzzle-extension
Short Description Behat API extension using Guzzle Service Descriptions to functionally test API endpoints
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/teaandcode/behat-guzzle-extension
Informations about the package behat-guzzle-extension
Behat Guzzle Extension
Guzzle extension for Behat is an integration layer between Behat 3.0+ and Guzzle 3.5+ and it provides:
- Additional services for Behat (
Guzzle
). Behat\GuzzleExtension\Context\GuzzleAwareContext
which providesGuzzle
instance for your contexts.- Base
Behat\GuzzleExtension\Context\GuzzleContext
context which provides base step definitions and hooks for your contexts or subcontexts. Or it could be even used as context on its own.
Installation
Add to your project with Composer (dev)
Configuration
The extension is designed to require very little configuration, the only two
fields it requires is a base_url
and a service_descriptions
file location.
The base_url
is the root url containing either a host name or IP address of
the API you're writing tests for, just make sure it's a fully qualified URL
(the trailing slash is not required) e.g. http://127.0.0.1
The service_descriptions
file location is required as the extension is
designed to make use of a Guzzle service descriptions file, this means that all
the endpoints and associated fields you want to test should be listed as JSON in
the file for the extension to work.
Follow the link provided here if you want to know more about how to use the Guzzle service descriptions file or take a look at the example Guzzle service descriptions file excerpt below.
Example configuration in behat.yml
Example Guzzle service descriptions file
Further configuration
As you might have seen in the example configuration above, it is possible to pass a list of usernames or e-mail addresses that can be associated with an HTTP header Authorization Bearer token, which means that you're able to test secure parts of your API. Just specify the GuzzleContext as shown above in the behat.yml file and provide and array of users utilising the username/e-mail address ad the key with the bearer token as the value.
Predefined steps
TO DO: In the meantime checkout the repo.feature file in the features directory and the docblocks above each of the methods in the GuzzleContext.php file in the src/Behat/GuzzleExtension/Context directory.
To do
- Add documentation
- Add language support
Copyright
Copyright (c) 2015 Dave Nash (knasher). See LICENSE for details.
Contributors
- Dave Nash knasher [lead developer]
- Other [awesome developers] (https://github.com/teaandcode/behat-guzzle-extension/graphs/contributors)
All versions of behat-guzzle-extension with dependencies
behat/behat Version ~3.0,>=3.0.5
guzzle/guzzle Version >=3.5
symfony/config Version >=2.2 <3.3