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title: Run Functional Tests on API Endpoints using Chai-HTTP
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---
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## Run Functional Tests on API Endpoints using Chai-HTTP
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2019-07-02 07:00:18 +10:00
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To begin, open the file "tests/2_functional_tests.js" and locate 'Test GET /hello with no name'.
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## Hint 1
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Using the example above, look at the assertions and how they are making comparisons between the expected and actual values of the response.
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## Hint 2
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The lines in the test should be changed from `assert.fail()` to an assertion that checks if the two values are equal.
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## Solution
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```js
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test('Test GET /hello with no name', function(done){ // Don't forget the callback...
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chai.request(server) // 'server' is the Express App
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.get('/hello') // http_method(url). NO NAME in the query !
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.end(function(err, res){ // res is the response object
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// Test the status and the text response (see the example above).
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// Please follow the order -status, -text. We rely on that in our tests.
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// It should respond 'Hello Guest'
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assert.equal(res.status, 200);
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assert.equal(res.text, 'hello Guest');
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done(); // Always call the 'done()' callback when finished.
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});
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});
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```
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