Tests to run in Postman (UA-514) #72
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I'm cool with the top-level dir. What are the instructions for running the test? These should probably go in the README. |
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Added testing instructions to the README, but now that I've done that, I realize that the URL of our production API is hardcoded in the test files. I guess this is not what we really want for others who might fork and adapt the code. I have a suspicion that Postman's CLI sidekick, newman, might make it easy to parameterize the URL, though I haven't looked into newman yet. Btw, the "standalone" Postman app (i.e. not Chrome or other browser plugin) seems to be better on several points than the plugin version, so if you don't have that, I'd recommend it. |
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test. please ignore |
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I created project top-level dir "tests"... hope that was ok... Go still compiles the project, so I guess so :=)