How to use CmpCookies method of tdhttp Package

Best Go-testdeep code snippet using tdhttp.CmpCookies

test_api_test.go

Source:test_api_test.go Github

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...492 mockT := tdutil.NewT("test")493 td.CmpFalse(t,494 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).495 Get("/any/cookies").496 CmpCookies([]*http.Cookie{497 {498 Name: "first",499 Value: "cookie1",500 MaxAge: 123456,501 Expires: time.Date(2021, time.August, 12, 11, 22, 33, 0, time.UTC),502 },503 {504 Name: "second",505 Value: "cookie2",506 MaxAge: 654321,507 },508 }).509 Failed())510 td.CmpEmpty(t, mockT.LogBuf())511 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")512 td.CmpTrue(t,513 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).514 Get("/any/cookies").515 CmpCookies([]*http.Cookie{516 {517 Name: "first",518 Value: "cookie1",519 MaxAge: 123456,520 Expires: time.Date(2021, time.August, 12, 11, 22, 33, 0, time.UTC),521 },522 }).523 Failed())524 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(),525 "Failed test 'cookies should match'")526 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(),527 "Response.Cookie: comparing slices, from index #1")528 // 2 cookies are here whatever their order is using Bag529 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")530 td.CmpFalse(t,531 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).532 Get("/any/cookies").533 CmpCookies(td.Bag(534 td.Smuggle("Name", "second"),535 td.Smuggle("Name", "first"),536 )).537 Failed())538 td.CmpEmpty(t, mockT.LogBuf())539 // Testing only Name & Value whatever their order is using Bag540 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")541 td.CmpFalse(t,542 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).543 Get("/any/cookies").544 CmpCookies(td.Bag(545 td.Struct(&http.Cookie{Name: "first", Value: "cookie1"}, nil),546 td.Struct(&http.Cookie{Name: "second", Value: "cookie2"}, nil),547 )).548 Failed())549 td.CmpEmpty(t, mockT.LogBuf())550 // Testing the presence of only one using SuperBagOf551 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")552 td.CmpFalse(t,553 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).554 Get("/any/cookies").555 CmpCookies(td.SuperBagOf(556 td.Struct(&http.Cookie{Name: "first", Value: "cookie1"}, nil),557 )).558 Failed())559 td.CmpEmpty(t, mockT.LogBuf())560 // Testing only the number of cookies561 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")562 td.CmpFalse(t,563 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).564 Get("/any/cookies").565 CmpCookies(td.Len(2)).566 Failed())567 td.CmpEmpty(t, mockT.LogBuf())568 // Error followed by a success: Failed() should return true anyway569 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")570 td.CmpTrue(t,571 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).572 Get("/any").573 CmpCookies(td.Len(100)). // fails574 CmpCookies(td.Len(2)). // succeeds575 Failed())576 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(),577 "Failed test 'cookies should match'")578 // AutoDumpResponse579 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")580 td.CmpTrue(t,581 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).582 AutoDumpResponse().583 Get("/any/cookies").584 Name("my test").585 CmpCookies(td.Len(100)).586 Failed())587 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(),588 "Failed test 'my test: cookies should match'")589 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(), "Response.Cookie: bad length")590 td.Cmp(t, mockT.LogBuf(), td.Contains("Received response:\n"))591 // Request not sent592 mockT = tdutil.NewT("test")593 ta := tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).594 Name("my test").595 CmpCookies(td.Len(2))596 td.CmpTrue(t, ta.Failed())597 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(), "Failed test 'my test: request is sent'\n")598 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(), "Request not sent!\n")599 td.CmpContains(t, mockT.LogBuf(), "A request must be sent before testing status, header, body or full response\n")600 td.CmpNot(t, mockT.LogBuf(), td.Contains("No response received yet\n"))601 })602 t.Run("Trailer", func(t *testing.T) {603 mockT := tdutil.NewT("test")604 td.CmpFalse(t,605 tdhttp.NewTestAPI(mockT, mux).606 Get("/any").607 CmpStatus(200).608 CmpTrailer(nil). // No trailer at all609 Failed())...

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test_api.go

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...643 }644 }645 return ta646}647// CmpCookies tests the last request response cookies against648// expectedCookies. expectedCookies can be a [][*http.Cookie] or a649// [td.TestDeep] operator. Keep in mind that if it is a650// [][*http.Cookie], it has to match exactly the response651// cookies. Often only the presence of a cookie key is needed:652//653// ta := tdhttp.NewTestAPI(t, mux).654// PostJSON("/login", map[string]string{"name": "Bob", "password": "Sponge"}).655// CmdStatus(200).656// CmpCookies(td.SuperBagOf(td.Struct(&http.Cookie{Name: "cookie_session"}, nil))).657// CmpCookies(td.SuperBagOf(td.Smuggle("Name", "cookie_session"))) // shorter658//659// To make tests easier, [http.Cookie.Raw] and [http.Cookie.RawExpires] fields660// of each [*http.Cookie] are zeroed before doing the comparison. So no need661// to fill them when comparing against a simple literal as in:662//663// ta := tdhttp.NewTestAPI(t, mux).664// PostJSON("/login", map[string]string{"name": "Bob", "password": "Sponge"}).665// CmdStatus(200).666// CmpCookies([]*http.Cookies{667// {Name: "cookieName1", Value: "cookieValue1"},668// {Name: "cookieName2", Value: "cookieValue2"},669// })670//671// It fails if no request has been sent yet.672func (ta *TestAPI) CmpCookies(expectedCookies any) *TestAPI {673 defer ta.t.AnchorsPersistTemporarily()()674 ta.t.Helper()675 if !ta.checkRequestSent() {676 ta.failed |= cookiesFailed677 return ta678 }679 // Empty Raw* fields to make comparisons easier680 cookies := ta.response.Result().Cookies()681 for _, c := range cookies {682 c.RawExpires, c.Raw = "", ""683 }684 if !ta.t.RootName("Response.Cookie").685 CmpLax(cookies, expectedCookies, ta.name+"cookies should match") {686 ta.failed |= cookiesFailed...

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doc.go

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...26//27// ta.Get("/person/42", "Accept", "application/json").28// CmpStatus(http.StatusOK).29// CmpHeader(td.ContainsKey("X-Custom-Header")).30// CmpCookies(td.SuperBagOf(td.Struct(&http.Cookie{Name: "cookie_session"}, nil))).31// CmpJSONBody(td.JSON(`32// {33// "id": $1,34// "name": "Bob",35// "age": 2636// }`,37// td.NotZero()))38//39// See the full example below.40//41// # Cmp…Response functions42//43// Historically, it was the only way to test HTTP APIs using44// this package....

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