Testing

Conduit applications can be run, tested, debugged and profiled.
You create a subclass of TestHarness<T> in your application's test/ directory. For each test suite, you install this harness to start and stop your application in 'test' mode. A test harness runs your application like a live application.
You use Agent objects to send HTTP requests to your application under test. Agents add default information to all of their requests, like authorization information. You use test matchers like hasResponse or hasStatus to validate the response your application sends for a given request.
You provide mock services for external services that your application communicates with. These are often driven by the contents of a configuration file. (By convention, a configuration file for tests is named config.src.yaml.) You may also create mock services with MockHTTPServer to use during testing.
Guides
​Writing Tests with a Test Harness​
​Testing with the ORM and OAuth 2.0​
​Developing Client Applications​
​Using the Debugger and Profiling​
​Use Mock Services​

Securing Routes with Authorizer

Using Conduit when Writing Client Applications

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