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pit

A postman integration test utils.\ Taking advantage of postman's pre-request script and test-script.\ This utils help describe and test your collection with simple syntax.

Caution

Since postman doesn't have clear "scopes" like javascript variables, instead have their own pm.variables.\ In order to make scripts work, there will be a few eval() functions in lib/t.js, feel free and inspect the code.\ It's only eval() what you code, so please make sure you don't add any danger or malicious script into describe, test or before code blocks.

Install

npm i pits

Project structure (more on example)

src
  |__GitHubApi
  |     |__GetUserSuite.js
  |     |__OtherSuite.js
  |__googleSuite.js
  |__spotifySuite.js
  |
  |__.pit_collection.js
  |__package.json

Suite declaration

.pit_collection.js

const path = require("path");

module.exports = {
  name: "Example Fun Postman",
  suites: {
    includes: ["Suite.js"], // patterns for `suite` file, could be anything.
    dirs: [path.join(__dirname)] // paths where `suite` file should be placed.
  }
};

Define your simple script like example/googleSuite.js

const { describe, before, test } = require("pits");

module.exports = describe("Let's check google", () => {
  before("200", () => {
    console.log("This will be called before sending request");
    console.log("{{request_url}} is hard_code, will be more dynamic later");
    pm.variables.set("request_url", "https://google.com");
  });

  test("200", "Test 200 description", () => {
    pm.response.to.have.status(200);
  });

  before("404", () => {
    console.log("This should call when init");
    pm.variables.set("request_url", "https://google.com/404");
  });

  test("404", "Test 404", () => {
    pm.response.to.have.status(404);
  });
});