postmoon

Warning: ALFA status, Not stable at all, everything can change.

postmoon

Startup

As glitch project

1. Go to https://glitch.com/
2. Click on "New project"
3. Click on "Clone from git Repo"
4. Enter https://github.com/hacknlove/postmoon-glitch

As node project

1. execute:

mkdir postoom-example
cd postmoon-example
npm init -y
npm i @hacknlove/postmoon

2. Edit your package.json and set

  "scripts": {
    "start": "nodemon -e js,json --exec 'npm run postmoon'",
    "postmoon": "postmoon"
  },

3. Execute npm start

As bare folder

1. execute:

mkdir postoom-example
cd postmoon-example
`npx nodemon -e js,json --exec 'npx postmoon'`

tests

Write your tests in files, you can all the postman's API.

If postmoon lacks of some postman's API characteristic you would like to use, please open an issue at issues

You cannot use the filenames global.js, environment.js and requests.js

environment variables

You can set your global and environment variables in the files global.json and environment.json

Each each scenario starts with a fresh and clean copy of the variables.

{
  "variableName": "variableValue",
  "and": "so on"
}

requests

If you want to use pm.sendRequest() you can set request globaly by the file requests.js

var requests = [
  {
    url: /regexp/,
    code: 200
    response: {
      ok: true
    }
  },
  {
    url: /regexp/,
    handler (request) {
      return {
        code: 200
        response: {
          ok: true
        }
      }
    }
  }
]

scenarios

Write the scenarios that are going to be used to each test your tests in a .json file with the same name as the test .js file

{
  "global": {
  },
  "environment": {
  },
  pass: 3,
  fail: 0,
  requests: [

  ],
  "scenarios": {
    "scenarioName": {
      "global": {
      },
      "environment": {
      },
      pass: 3,
      fail: 0,
      requests: [

      ],
      response: {

      }
    }
  }
}