11.1.0 • Published 16 days ago

aft-web-services v11.1.0

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MIT
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github
Last release
16 days ago

AFT-Web-Services

provides simplified HTTP REST request and response testing support

Installation

> npm i aft-web-services

Usage

the aft-web-services package supports all standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE and UPDATE by setting the HttpRequest.method field

GET

// perform GET request and return a response
let response: HttpResponse = await httpService.performRequest({url: 'https://reqres.in/api/users?page=2'});

// deserialise a JSON or XML response into an object
let respObj: ListUsersResponse = httpData.as<ListUsersResponse>(response);

POST

// perform POST request and return a response
let response: HttpResponse = await httpService.performRequest({
    url: 'https://reqres.in/api/users',
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {...HttpHeaders.ContentType.get(HttpHeaders.MimeType.applicationJson)},
    postData: JSON.stringify({name: 'morpheus', job: 'leader'})
});

// deserialise a JSON or XML response into an object
let respObj: CreateUserResponse = httpData.as<CreateUserResponse>(response);

Advantages

  • using this package can automatically log the request and response details using a aft-core.ReportingManager that can be passed in as part of the HttpRequest to maintain the same logName within a single test
  • the aft-web-services classes rely on asynchronous promises meaning no worrying about callbacks
  • built-in support for redirects (HTTP Status Code 302) and http or https requests
  • XML and JSON response data can be easily deserialised to objects using the httpData.as<T>(response: HttpResponse) function

NOTE:

XML to object deserialisation will use the following rules:

  • element names become property names
  • attributes become properties preceeded by an @ symbol inside the element object
  • element text content is rendered in a special property named keyValue

Ex:

<html>
    <image src="./foo/bar/baz.jpg" />
    <hr />
    <span style="color:#808080" class="hidden rounded">
        This is coloured
    </span>
</html>

will become:

{
    "html": {
        "image": {
            "@src": "./foo/bar/baz.jpg",
        },
        "hr": {},
        "span": {
            "@style": "color:#808080",
            "@class": "hidden rounded",
            "keyValue": "This is coloured"
        }
    }
}
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