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What is this?

A playground for a JAX-RS Client and Pact examples.

Starting the demo server

This server runs using Node.

  • npm install
  • npm start

Now the server will be running on port 8091.

To see what the server does, see app.js.

Pacts

This project contains a number of consumer tests:

  • EventsConsumer1 - tests an array of objects, using no annotations or abstract classes from Pact
  • EventsConsumer2 - ditto, using annotations
  • EventsConsumer3 - ditto, using abstract class from Pact

These three tests create JSONs under target/pacts. These should be copied into src/test/resources/pacts. They are used by ProviderTest to check the server is adhering to the contract.

TODO

  • create tests for "dictionaries", ie objects with dynamic fieldnames.

Notes

  • Added JacksonConfig to META-INF/services/javax.ws.rs.ext.Providers so that Java 8 dates are nicely serialised.
  • Added log4j.category.au.com.dius.pact.consumer.UnfilteredMockProvider=DEBUG to log4j.properties

Ideas for tutorial

  • Add .body("{}") into a GET request and use logging to get trainees to work out what is wrong.
  • Change app.js and see what you have to change to make provider test fail
  • Check Baards notes
  • State
  • See report under target/pact/reports
    • .uponReceiving("...") should be unique so that report doesn't get overwritten
  • Naming conventions for tests?
  • which of the three types of test should we use?

Support