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So, you have written a new API, maybe as much as doing the CRUD endpoints, maybe even some unit tests to boot.
Now, to gain a little more confidence, integration tests are required to test slices of the new logic. This requires the developer to create a client to access and call the endpoints, as you would in Postman, for instance, and call the new functionality with one's all-encompassing test criteria.
Having not done much infrastructure before, writing Terraform seemed a pretty daunting task. Learning HCL and its nuances in a declarative manner and configuring it all for different environments is a bit of a learning curve. Creating the same in code using an imperative style seems a better path for a developer.
This is a simple example of using Terraforms cloud development kit (CDKTF) to create a Lambda function in AWS in Typescript.
This is a 3 part series for unit testing the controller, service, and repository layers in a typical REST architecture. There are many approaches to doing this, I'm sharing a pattern that I find very flexible and hopefully, you can pick up some tips and tricks along the way.
Part 1 — Unit Testing the Controller | Git branch can be found here.
This is a 3 part series for unit testing the controller, service, and repository layers in a typical REST architecture. There are many approaches to doing this, I'm sharing a pattern that I find very flexible and hopefully, you can pick up some tips and tricks along the way.
Part 1 — Unit Testing the Controller | Git branch can be found here.