No tests!

[clarkd]

We don't currently have any unit tests - with API wrappers like this, they can be difficult to add as you'd have to mock the HubSpot API.

But... we could look at using the HubSpot demo instance (they provide a demo API key etc.) so we could make actual API calls etc.

Any thoughts?

[bfutrell70]

Sounds good to me - just having tried the demo key using Postman it appears for GET calls anyway the results are repeatable.

[clarkd]

That's good - I think we can avoid any difficulties with repeatability by designing the tests so we only rely on the data we create, e.g.

1. Create a contact
2. Update the same contact
3. Delete the same contact

[bfutrell70]

Is there a preference as to which testing framework to use?

[clarkd]

I'm pretty flexible really - we use VSTest with Moq for some internal projects but have seen a lot of XUnit around too. Do you have a preference or any relevant experience?

[bfutrell70]

The code for our websites use VSTest and Moq but was added later. I'm currently working on a new project and am using test-driven development on it with xUnit.

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[clarkd]

To keep the barrier to entry low and enable anyone to write tests I think looking at VSTest would be a great start. Are you thinking of kicking something off? I'd been to help get the ball rolling so let me know if there's anything I can provide!

[bfutrell70]

As soon as I can find a spare moment... :)