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Keploy Typescript-SDK

This is the client SDK for the Keploy testing platform. With the TypeScript SDK, you can test both your existing unit test cases in Jest and create new end-to-end test cases for your applications. The HTTP mocks/stubs and tests are the same format and inter-exchangeable.

Contents

1. Installation
2. Usage
3. Community support

Installation

1. First install Node.js. Then,

# for npm package manager
npm i @keploy/sdk

# for yarn package manager
yarn add @keploy/sdk

2. Install and Start the keploy binary on an independent terminal. Follow this guide

3. Finally, install nyc as a development dependency using npm or yarn:

# for npm package manager
npm install --save-dev nyc

# for yarn package manager
yarn add --dev nyc

With nyc installed, you can now use it to analyze code coverage for both unit and end-to-end test cases in your project

Usage

Unit and End-to-End Testing with Keploy

Keploy simplifies the testing process by seamlessly generating end-to-end test cases without the need to write unit test files and manage mocks/stubs.

1. Enabling Coverage To add the specified coverage-related scripts to your package.json file, you can include the following statement within the "scripts" section:

   "scripts": {
   // ... other scripts
   "test": "jest --coverage",
   "coverage": "nyc npm test && npm run coverage:merge && npm run coverage:report",
   "coverage:merge": "mkdir -p ./coverage && nyc merge ./coverage .nyc_output/out.json",
   "coverage:report": "nyc report --reporter=lcov --reporter=text"
   // ... other scripts
   }

2. A testfile to run and display coverage Create a test file that execute Keploy's end-to-end test cases along with unit testcases. It can be called as Keploy.test.js

   The contents of the file will be

    const { expect } = require('@jest/globals');
   const keploy = require('@keploy/sdk');
   const timeOut = 300000;
   describe('Keploy Server Tests', () => {
   test('TestKeploy', (done) => {
   const cmd = 'npm start';
   const options = {};
   keploy.Test(cmd, options, (err, res) => { if (err) {
   done(err);
   } else {
   expect(res).toBeTruthy(); // Assert the test result
   done();
   }
   });
   }, timeOut);
   }, timeOut);

3. RunOptions

    options {
   delay: number; // delay for the application ro run
   debug: boolean; // enable or disable debug flag
   port: number; // port of keploy you want to run
   path: string; // path of the keploy tests and mocks
   }

4. Test Execute

    keploy test -c "npm test" --delay 10 --coverage

5. Get Combined coverage Execute

    keploy test -c "npm run coverage" --delay 10 --coverage

🎉TADA: You've successfully tested end-to-end test cases alongside unit test cases without the need to write additional test files or manage mocks/stubs.

Community support

We'd love to collaborate with you to make Keploy.io great. To get started:

• Slack - Discussions with the community and the team.
• GitHub - For bug reports and feature requests.