pytagora v0.0.228

1. Install Pytagora globally by running

   npm install pytagora

2. Integrate Pytagora by adding the Express app and mongoose instance to global.Pytagora right after you initialize express/mongoose. Eg. if you initialize Express with let app = express(); than add this on the next line:

   ```
   if (global.Pytagora) global.Pytagora.setApp(app);

   <br><br>
   <h1>Capturing requests</h1>

3. From the root directory run Pytagora in a capture mode first to capture test data and mocks.

   npx pytagora --mode capture --initScript <path to the file you use to start the server>

   Eg. if you start the server with node server.js than the command would be:

   npx pytagora --mode capture --initScript server.js

4. Click around your application or make requests to your API. Pytagora will capture all requests and responses.

5. Run Pytagora in a test mode to run the tests.

     ```
     pytagora --mode test --script <path to the file you use to start the server>
     ```

By default, Pytagora will show you basic code coverage report in the console. If you want to generate a more detailed report, you can do so by running Pytagora with --full-code-coverage-report flag or if you don't want any code coverage displayed, run Pytagora with --no-code-coverage. When you run Pytagora with --full-code-coverage-report flag, it will generate a code_coverage_report directory in the pytagora_data directory in the root of your project. Inside that directory you will find lcov-report/index.html file that you can open in your browser to see the code coverage report.

node RunPytagoraTests.js