Module testing 

Testing helpers, in the spirit of Laravel’s HTTP tests.

use renox::testing::TestApp;

#[renox::test]
async fn creating_a_product() {
    let app = TestApp::new(shop::app()).await;           // in-memory DB, migrated
    let user = User::register(app.db(), "Alex", "alex@example.com", "secret123").await.unwrap();

    app.acting_as(&user)
        .post("/products", &[("name", "Coffee"), ("price", "18000")])
        .await
        .assert_redirect("/products");
    app.assert_database_has("products", &[("name", &"Coffee")]).await;
    app.get("/products").await.assert_ok().assert_see("Coffee");
}

A TestApp runs the app’s router in memory with a test configuration: an in-memory SQLite database with all migrations run, the memory mail driver, no background workers or scheduler, storage in a temporary directory, and the app’s own resources/ and public/ directories. It keeps the session cookie between requests like a browser and sends the CSRF token itself, so tests read like user actions.

Structs

TestApp

The app under test, with a browser-like client.

TestRequest

A request being built: app.request().header("accept", "application/json").get(..).

TestResponse

A response with Laravel-style assertions; they panic with the status and the start of the body, and return &Self so they can be chained.