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Daniel Li is a full-stack JavaScript developer at Nexmo. Previously, he was also the Managing Director of Brew, a digital agency in Hong Kong that specializes in MeteorJS. A proponent of knowledge-sharing and open source, Daniel has written over 100 blog posts and in-depth tutorials, helping hundreds of thousands of readers navigate the world of JavaScript and the web.
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Testing the success scenario


We have covered almost all of the edge cases. Now, we must implement the happy path scenario, where our endpoint is called as intended, and where we are actually creating the user and storing it in our database.

Let's carry on with the same process and start by defining a scenario:

Scenario: Minimal Valid User

  When the client creates a POST request to /users
  And attaches a valid Create User payload
  And sends the request
  Then our API should respond with a 201 HTTP status code
  And the payload of the response should be a string
  And the payload object should be added to the database, grouped under the "user" type

All steps are defined except the second, fifth, and last step. The second step can be implemented by using our getValidPayload method to get a valid payload, like so:

When(/^attaches a valid (.+) payload$/, function (payloadType) {
  this.requestPayload = getValidPayload(payloadType);
  this.request
    .send(JSON.stringify(this.requestPayload)...
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Daniel Li is a full-stack JavaScript developer at Nexmo. Previously, he was also the Managing Director of Brew, a digital agency in Hong Kong that specializes in MeteorJS. A proponent of knowledge-sharing and open source, Daniel has written over 100 blog posts and in-depth tutorials, helping hundreds of thousands of readers navigate the world of JavaScript and the web.
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