This depends on the authorization methods used to protect those endpoints.
For example if you use JWT you could generate your token in the TestInitialize and set the Authorization header on the client.
TestInitialize
Authorization
I'm planning on doing another post going into more detail.
Good point. But if you're ought to create and API for SPA, you'd probably consider not only 'header' implementation. For those reasons I personally prefer to send JWT in HttpOnly cookie. Could you please cover this case as well?
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This depends on the authorization methods used to protect those endpoints.
For example if you use JWT you could generate your token in the
TestInitializeand set theAuthorizationheader on the client.I'm planning on doing another post going into more detail.
Good point.
But if you're ought to create and API for SPA, you'd probably consider not only 'header' implementation.
For those reasons I personally prefer to send JWT in HttpOnly cookie. Could you please cover this case as well?
Just published the second post covering Cookie and JWT authentication!
ASP.NET Core Integration Testing: Protected endpoints
Kai Oswald ・ Oct 7 ・ 4 min read