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gmahota opened this issue Jun 7, 2023 · 0 comments
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Testing Routes #12

gmahota opened this issue Jun 7, 2023 · 0 comments
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Task Description: Testing Routes Automatically

Objective

Implement automated testing for API routes to ensure the functionality and reliability of the endpoints.

Tasks

1. Unit Testing

1.1 Unit Test for Each Route

  • Write unit tests for each API route to check if the endpoints return the expected responses.
  • Include positive and negative test cases to cover various scenarios.

1.2 Test Edge Cases

  • Identify and test edge cases for route inputs.
  • Ensure that the API gracefully handles unexpected or invalid inputs.

2. Integration Testing

2.1 Test API Integration

  • Implement integration tests to check the interaction between different API routes.
  • Verify that data flows correctly between related endpoints.

2.2 Test Middleware

  • Write tests for middleware functions, including authentication middleware.
  • Confirm that middleware functions appropriately secure and manage the flow of requests.

3. Test Data

3.1 Mock Data

  • Utilize mock data or a test database for running tests.
  • Ensure that tests are independent of external data sources.

4. Automated Testing Setup

4.1 Choose Testing Framework

  • Select a testing framework (e.g., Jest, Mocha, Chai) for writing and running tests.
  • Configure the testing environment accordingly.

4.2 Continuous Integration

  • Set up continuous integration (CI) to automatically run tests upon code commits.
  • Integrate with popular CI tools like Travis CI or GitHub Actions.

5. Documentation

5.1 Update README.md

  • Document how to run the automated tests in the project's README.md.
  • Provide information on running specific test suites or individual tests.

5.2 Code Coverage

  • Consider measuring and documenting code coverage using tools like Istanbul.
  • Aim for a reasonable code coverage percentage (e.g., 80% or higher).

Additional Information

  • Prioritize testing critical routes and functionalities.
  • Include asynchronous testing for routes that involve database interactions.
  • Write clear and descriptive test cases to facilitate future maintenance.

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