@felixcolaci/auth0-testing v1.0.2

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Disclaimer: Currently in progress at a hackathon. Not officially supported by Okta or Auth0

Develop

Test

Currently supported frameworks: jest

Before writing unit test you will want to create test data. You can use the developer friendly api to recreate any scenario you may encounter in your Auth0 tenant.

Start by creating a mock user for your tests:

const mockUser = MockUser.fromFacebook({ email: "i-am-not-generated@atko.email" })
  // add a linked account
  .addIdentity(MockUser.fromGoogle().identity)
  // overwrite metadata
  .setUserMetadata({ foo: "bar" })
  // enroll with mfa
  .addFactorEnrollment({ type: "email", options: {} })
  // lock object
  .build();

Assuming you want to test a post-login-action create the matching event object.

// with reasonable defaults
new MockPostLoginEvent(mockUser).build();
// or with specifics to your use-case
const client = new MockClient({ name: "my-client" }).build();
new MockPostLoginEvent(mockUser).fromClient(client).build();

After you have create the necessary mock-data go ahead and use them in your integration test.

it("should add claim foo with value bar to the access token", async () => {
  // setup
  const user = MockUser.fromDatabase().build();
  const mockEvent = new MockPostLoginEvent(user).build();
  const mockApi = new MockPostLoginApi();

  // test
  await onExecutePostLogin(mockEvent, mockApi);

  // assert
  expect(mockApi.accessToken.setCustomClaim).toBeCalledWith("foo", "bar");
});

Debug

Since this library is based on the nodejs tooling you are used to you can automagically use the debugger integrated in your development environment of choice - no magic wand needed!