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There was a single step definition that created a post and a comment. I would say let's put that in two different steps.
47 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
47 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
// features/support/steps.js
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import { Given, When, Then, After, AfterAll } from 'cucumber'
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import Factory, { cleanDatabase } from '../../backend/src/db/factories'
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import dotenv from 'dotenv'
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import expect from 'expect'
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const debug = require('debug')('ea:test:steps')
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After(async () => {
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await cleanDatabase()
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})
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Given('our CLIENT_URI is {string}', function (string) {
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expect(string).toEqual('http://localhost:3000')
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// This is just for documentation. When you see URLs in the response of
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// scenarios you, should be able to tell that it's coming from this
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// environment variable.
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});
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Given('we have the following users in our database:', function (dataTable) {
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return Promise.all(dataTable.hashes().map(({ slug, name }) => {
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return Factory.build('user', {
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name,
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slug,
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})
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}))
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})
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When('I send a GET request to {string}', async function (pathname) {
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const response = await this.get(pathname)
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this.lastContentType = response.lastContentType
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this.lastResponses.push(response.lastResponse)
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this.statusCode = response.statusCode
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})
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Then('the server responds with a HTTP Status {int} and the following json:', function (statusCode, docString) {
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expect(this.statusCode).toEqual(statusCode)
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const [ lastResponse ] = this.lastResponses
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expect(JSON.parse(lastResponse)).toMatchObject(JSON.parse(docString))
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})
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Then('the Content-Type is {string}', function (contentType) {
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expect(this.lastContentType).toEqual(contentType)
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})
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