Post by account_disabled on Jan 8, 2024 4:56:20 GMT -5
Send a response to verify that a valid token was sent back. For sending a request to the endpoint and retrieving the response body the response body should contain a field named which contains the session token string. Add a set of expectations to verify that the field is present in the response and use the library to verify that the token is a valid session token. If the user exists and has the username provided it should respond with a status code. So far you have verified A valid request is made to respond as expected. Now you'll switch directions and ensure that the application handles invalid requests correctly. Add another test for this scenario In order for the trigger to occur when a registration request is made using an existing username the user must already exist in the database. Add a query to this test to create a user named with an arbitrary password Now you should be able to trigger an error by sending a registration request with the same username as the user.
To this endpoint it's time to think about what you expect to happen in this case. You would expect the request to be responded with a status code. The photo editing servies response body does not contain the object number of users in the database. Add the following expectations to the test to verify that these points are met. If an invalid request body is provided it should respond with a status code. The last test written for this endpoint is a test that verifies that the request will respond with a status code if an invalid request body is sent to it. As shown in this endpoint is used to verify that its request body contains valid and fields via a named middleware defined in . This test will specifically ensure that the middleware and definitions work as expected. Adding a new test for this scenario This test will be very simple. It should simply send a request to the endpoint and provide an invalid request body. Full set of registration tests.
Completed To test the desired behavior send a request to the endpoint using the same username and password used to create the test user. Then after verifying that the status code of the response is successful it should respond with the user details The next test is very similar to the previous one except instead of checking the response status you will check the object in the response body and validate its content. Add another test with the following content The above test content does the following Send a request The request body contains the test user's username and password Extract the keys of the Note: Please remember that this user record, as well as other records created as a result of registering for testing, will be deleted between each individual test. Send a request to provide the same username as the user created above. Now that the request has been sent.
To this endpoint it's time to think about what you expect to happen in this case. You would expect the request to be responded with a status code. The photo editing servies response body does not contain the object number of users in the database. Add the following expectations to the test to verify that these points are met. If an invalid request body is provided it should respond with a status code. The last test written for this endpoint is a test that verifies that the request will respond with a status code if an invalid request body is sent to it. As shown in this endpoint is used to verify that its request body contains valid and fields via a named middleware defined in . This test will specifically ensure that the middleware and definitions work as expected. Adding a new test for this scenario This test will be very simple. It should simply send a request to the endpoint and provide an invalid request body. Full set of registration tests.
Completed To test the desired behavior send a request to the endpoint using the same username and password used to create the test user. Then after verifying that the status code of the response is successful it should respond with the user details The next test is very similar to the previous one except instead of checking the response status you will check the object in the response body and validate its content. Add another test with the following content The above test content does the following Send a request The request body contains the test user's username and password Extract the keys of the Note: Please remember that this user record, as well as other records created as a result of registering for testing, will be deleted between each individual test. Send a request to provide the same username as the user created above. Now that the request has been sent.