Integration tests describe a server’s overall behavior and capabilities. These tests can quickly expose failing systems, help developers isolate bugs and make server-sized refactors safer. In this screencast, we’ll create two integration tests that will define the HTTP response “shape” for a given HTTP request.
After this screencast, you'll be able to:
- Write asynchronous tests
- Stub dependencies that might complicate testing a server, like authentication packages
Familiarity with Node.js, testing fundamentals, and package managers (npm or yarn) is recommended.
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This screencasts is part of a skill pack titled Testing in Node.
Testing in Node #1 - Basics
08:29
Testing in Node #2 - Stubs and Spies
06:59
Testing in Node #3 - Coverage
06:08
Testing in Node #4 - Integration Testing (Part 1)
07:33
Testing in Node #5 - Integration Testing (Part 2)
05:32
Testing in Node #6 - Testing with a Database (Part 1)
05:35
Testing in Node #7 - Testing with a Database (Part 2)
05:06
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