dockest VS nodejs-backend-architecture-typescript

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nodejs-backend-architecture-typescript

Node.js Backend Architecture Typescript - Learn to build a backend server for production ready blogging platform like Medium and FreeCodeCamp. Main Features: Role based, Express.js, Mongoose, Redis, Mongodb, Joi, Docker, JWT, Unit Tests, Integration Tests. (by janishar)
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4 days ago 26 days ago
TypeScript TypeScript
MIT License Apache License 2.0
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  • Grapql Integration test framework?
    1 project | /r/graphql | 28 Oct 2021
    We are running integration tests by starting the built API dockef container programatically and executing real HTTP requests against it. All state resets are done by wiling databases and queues before each test. So far that works pretty. The benefit of testing against the container is that we are testing the actual api as it will be deployed production. Missing dependency that fail to start the server or other stuff that might be failing unnoticed in production can be spotted earlier. Dockest is a great tool that helps us with that: https://github.com/erikengervall/dockest