Hi,
I'm currently running my integration tests using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing directly. This allows me to use the HttpClient directly so I can inject it in a (swagger) generated rest client.
I would like to make use of the Security Extensions that Alba provides. Is there any way to access the underlying httpclient in an Scenario?
I'm currently running my integration tests using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing directly. This allows me to use the HttpClient directly so I can inject it in a (swagger) generated rest client.
I would like to make use of the Security Extensions that Alba provides. Is there any way to access the underlying httpclient in an Scenario?
Is https://jasperfx.github.io/alba/guide/extensions.html what i'm looking for?
And I’d argue that using Alba would be easier than trying to do things directly through HttpClient anyway in most cases
Thanks for adding support for ASP.Net Core 6 and WebApplicationBuilder! Is it possible to update the documentation with an example on how to share a test setup using xUnit (and TestFixtureCollection I presume) using the new functionality for WebApplicationBuilder?
I did update the alba docs with that as I noticed it was missing
Been searching for half an hour now and can't find anywhere that explains how to modify my autofac registrations in my tests. The problem is that builder.ConfigureServices in Alba.AlbaHost.For<Program>(...) runs before builder.Host.ConfigureContainer in Program, so all my test registrations is getting overwritten by my application registrations. If anyone can point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Ha! I think I got it. Apparently a bug was introduced in .net 3 that made ConfigureTestContainer not be called any more: dotnet/aspnetcore#14907 But the good guys at autofac came up with a way to work around that bug here: https://github.com/autofac/Autofac/issues/1207#issuecomment-701961371 - and with that and reading a little alba code, I came up with an IAlbaHostExtension that seems to work! https://gist.github.com/skovsende/bc4f3b3ccd6ea40e733020d63a58f121
I'll see if I can find some time over the weekend to do a short blog post about the solution.
Has anyone tried creating a AlbaHost for a minimal API .net 6 app which only has a Program.cs and no Startup.cs. The examples for stubbing out security are only for .net 6 projects that have a Startup.cs. The below does not work when app only has
Program.cs.// This is calling your real web service's configuration
var hostBuilder = WebAppSecuredWithJwt.Program
.CreateHostBuilder(Array.Empty<string>());
Thanks @Hawxy that worked. Did'nt look at the example thoroughly. I can pass the security stub while initialising the host.
This is regarding building
AlbaHost. My aspnet 6 project only has Program class and no Startup class. I am using underlying WebApplicationFactory to create the host. How do i specify to use the Testing specific appSettings json file when building the host?AlbaHost = await Alba.AlbaHost.For<Program>(builder =>
{
builder.ConfigureServices(services =>
{
});
});
Thanks @Hawxy actually I realised I could use
builder.UserEnvironment("test"); before the ConfigureServices. That works as well.
Hi, as anyone successfully used the FormData to upload file to an endpoint. I am trying the following but doesnt seem to work.
_.Post.FormData(form).ToUrl(_basePath);
where form is MultipartFormDataContent containing the file.
Came across this issue which has been closed JasperFx/alba#77.
I tried the same setting custom context as in the link above it does not work. Any ideas what could be wrong?