BunsenBurner.Http 6.2.2

Bunsen Burner Http

Getting Started

To use this library, simply include BunsenBurner.Http.dll in your project or grab it from NuGet, and add this to the top of each test .cs file that needs it:

using BunsenBurner.Http;
// allows for fluent building of requests and responses
using HttpBuildR;
using Req = System.Net.Http.HttpMethod;
using Resp = System.Net.HttpStatusCode;

What?

This provides a set of extensions and types to make testing HTTP based services easy!

Compose a request like so,

using HttpBuildR;
using Req = System.Net.Http.HttpMethod;
...
var req = 
    // start with a HTTP method
    Req.Get
    // flurl can be used for the URL composition
    .To("/hello-world".SetQueryParam("a", 1)) // all http verbs as covered
    // the non-url based parts are covered by methods
    // including JWT based auth token construction
    .WithHeader("b", 123, x => x.ToString())

Then convert the request to a scenario that can be run against a test or real server.

The test server builder provides an opinionated way to build test servers.

req.ArrangeRequest() // convert to a scenario
    // run the request against the test server defined by the Startup class
   .ActAndCall(TestServerBuilderOptions.New<Startup>().Build())
    // a response context contains the http response and all log messages produced
    // while handling the request
   .Assert(ctx => ctx.Response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK);

And HttpClient can be mocked out via a HttpMessageStore

using HttpBuildR;
using static BunsenBurner.Http.HttpMessageMatchers;
using Req = System.Net.Http.HttpMethod;
using Resp = System.Net.HttpStatusCode;

var store = HttpMessageStore.New();
store.Setup(
    // for a given named client
    "PersonService",
    // matchers can be used and composed to match incomming requests
    HasMethod(HttpMethod.Put).And(HasJsonContent((Person p) => p.Age > 19))),
    // response builder can be provided
    req => Resp.OK.Result(request: req)
                  .WithJsonContent(new { LastUpdatedDate = DateTime.Now })
...
// now a store can be converted to a client, or passed to a DummyFactory
var client = store.CreateClient("PersonService");
// now call the client
var result = await client.SendAsync(Req.Put.To("some-endpoint")
                                           .WithBearerToken(...)
                                           .WithJsonContent(new Person(25)));
// the store records all requests and responses made against it
Assert.True(store.Any(m => m.ClientName == "PersonService"
                        && m.Request.Method == HttpMethod.Put
                        && m.Response.StatusCode == Resp.OK))

That's it! Just compose requests and assert against responses.

For more examples check out the test project, create an issue or start a discussion.