Tests

Hitrix provide you test abstract layer that can be used to simulate requests to your graphql api

In your code you can create similar function that makes new instance of your app

func createContextMyApp(t *testing.T, projectName string, resolvers graphql.ExecutableSchema) *test.Ctx {
	defaultServices := []*service.Definition{
		registry.ServiceProviderConfigDirectory("../example/config"),
		registry.ServiceProviderOrmRegistry(entity.Init),
		registry.ServiceProviderOrmEngine(),
		//your services here
	}

	return test.CreateContext(t,
		projectName,
		resolvers,
		func(ginEngine *gin.Engine) { middleware.Router(ginEngine) },
		defaultServices,
	)
}

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After that you can call queries or mutations

func TestProcessApplePurchaseWithEmail(t *testing.T) {
	type queryRegisterTransactions struct {
		RegisterTransactionsResponse *model.RegisterTransactionsResponse `graphql:"RegisterTransactions(applePurchaseRequest: $applePurchaseRequest)"`
	}

	variables := map[string]interface{}{
		"applePurchaseRequest": model.ApplePurchaseRequest{
			ForceEmail:   false,
		},
	}

	fakeMail := &mailMock.Sender{}
	fakeMail.On("SendTemplate", "hymn@abv.bg").Return(nil)

	got := &queryRegisterTransactions{}
	projectName, resolver := tests.GetWebAPIResolver()
	ctx := tests.CreateContextWebAPI(t, projectName, resolver, &tests.IoCMocks{MailService: fakeMail})

	err := ctx.HandleMutation(got, variables)
	assert.Nil(t, err)

	//...
	fakeMail.AssertExpectations(t)
}

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Hitrix supports parallel tests In case you want to execute parallel tests you need to set PARALLEL_TESTS=true env var in your IDE config and be sure you don't have set -p 1 in Go tool arguments In case you want to disable parallel tests remove PARALLEL_TESTS or set it to false and set in Go tool arguments value -p 1

# Tests

Tests