Allows consumers to specify consumer driven contracts using Shokkenki.
Consumer tests can express a contract as a series of HTTP interactions that can be used to stub out the provider in those tests. Those interactions can then be saved as a Shokkenki ticket and then used by Shokkenki Provider tests to ensure that a provider honours that contract.
gem install shokkenki-consumer
require 'shokkenki/consumer/rspec'
require_relative 'hungry_man'
Shokkenki.consumer.configure do
define_provider :restaurant
end
describe HungryMan, :shokkenki_consumer do
context 'when his ramen is hot' do
before do
order(:my_provider).during('order for ramen').to do
get('/order/ramen').and_respond(:body => json('flavour' => /tasty/))
end
end
it 'is happy' do
expect(subject.happy?).to be_true
end
end
end
This example will stub the provider, allowing consumer specs to run. A ticket that serialises these interactions will be written to the default ticket location.
Detailed documentation and examples for each feature can be found on the Shokkenki Consumer Relish Project.
Try the Shokkenki Google Group (you must be a member to post).
Please use Shokkenki Consumer Issues on Github. Have your say on the features that you want.
See LICENSE.txt.