A test suite to help validate your answer to Eliot's Weekly MongoDB World 2019 Challenge Week 4.
The test suite requires Node.js.
To run these tests against your MongoDB Stitch application you need to provide your unique Stitch AppId as a parameter. You can copy this from the top left of the Stitch web interface.
cd <repo>
npm install
npm start -- --app <APP_ID>For example:
npm start -- --app "challenge-uvtrd"
> stitch_challenge@1.0.0 start /home/bobbytables/mongodb/weekly-challenge-4
> mocha validator.js "--app" "challenge-uvtrd"
*** Eliot's Weekly MongoDB World Challenge Week 4 - Stitch Star ***
Webhook 1: search-listings
✓ should return HTTP status code 200 (3485ms)
✓ should return an array of 5 listings without any query parameters (3186ms)
✓ should only include the fields configured in the Stitch rule (2156ms)
✓ should only return listings matching the Stitch filter for the collection (3583ms)
✓ should return listings matching query parameters (1587ms)
Webhook 2: add-swagpref
✓ should be able to insert a document and return status code 201 (1074ms)
✓ should return an error when inserting invalid swag_type value (1194ms)
Webhook 3: get-swagprefs
✓ should return an array sorted in descending order by date (1340ms)
8 passing (18s)You can also run a specific test by utilising the -g parameter. For example, to only run search-listings you can do:
npm start -- --app "challenge-uvtrd" -g 'search-listings'
> stitch_challenge@1.0.0 start /home/bobbytables/mongodb/weekly-challenge-4
> mocha validator.js "--app" "challenge-uvtrd" "-g" "search-listings"
*** Eliot's Weekly MongoDB World Challenge Week 4 - Stitch Star ***
Webhook 1: search-listings
✓ should return HTTP status code 200 (5376ms)
✓ should return an array of 5 listings without any query parameters (900ms)
✓ should only include the fields configured in the Stitch rule (1024ms)
✓ should only return listings matching the Stitch filter for the collection (4569ms)
✓ should return listings matching query parameters (3006ms)
5 passing (15s)