API - Testing

[matejicko]

Tests within this framework can be divided into two categories:

• Determined tests - without possibility to input parameters
• Theoretical tests - these tests are represented by testing scenario(s) with custom parameters

Determined tests

API

public void Test(string testName, Action testFunction);
public async Task Test(string testName, Func<Task> testFunction); // Asynchronous test

Examples of usage

tp.Test("Status Code Should Be 200.", () => {
    tp.Response.StatusCode.Should().Be().Equal(200);
});

Theoretical tests (Scenarios)

API

public void AddTestTheory(Action<Theory> testFunction);
public void AddTestTheory(string testName, Action<Theory> testFunction);

Examples of usage

tp.AddTestTheory(theory => {
    theory.Input<int>("m", 100); // Input parameter 'm' is set to 100
    theory.Input<int>("c", 5); // Input parameter 'c' is set to 5

    theory.Expected<int>("E", 2500); // Parameter 'E' is expected to be 2 500, after request execution
});

// Another theory for the same test case
tp.AddTestTheory(theory => {
    theory.Input<int>("m", 1);
    theory.Input<int>("c", 5);

    theory.Expected<int>("E", 25);
});

Method tp.Test() will be called in the post-response scripts in the most cases. Althought, there is no problem to use this method within pre-request script - e.g. when you want to check the state before request execution.

On the other hand method tp.AddTestTheory() must be located in pre-request script, other-wise it will be ignored.

[matejicko]

Determined tests were implemented in #33.
Theories will be added later for their complexity.