Pythagora – auto generated integration tests for Node.js API servers
Hi HN, I just released my first npm package so wanted to share it here. Pythagora is a Node.js module that creates automated integration tests for MERN/MEAN apps by recording server activity. To integrate Pythagora, you need to paste one line of code to your repository and run the Pythagora capture CLI command. Then, just play around with your app and from all API requests and database queries Pythagora will generate integration tests. When running tests, it doesn’t matter what database is your Node.js connected to or what is the state of that database. Actually, that database is never…
Pythagora – auto generated integration tests for Node.js API servers launched on February 9, 2023 with 8 votes, #1,489 of 3,829 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
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Hi HN, I just released my first npm package so wanted to share it here. Pythagora is a Node.js module that creates automated integration tests for MERN/MEAN apps by recording server activity. To integrate Pythagora, you need to paste one line of code to your repository and run the Pythagora capture CLI command.…
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