Once I learn Kafka, I promise it will be there. Alas, the API e2e testing of the system might just be exactly the same.
For API testing , there is no mocking and stubbing. The mirror of your UI based idea is in fact from Pact.io; consumer driven contract testing. You run what looks like a unit test at the API client, it generates a Jason file, and then a broker ensures that the provider is aligned with what the API client expects. This is the key solution to testing service integration prior to a common deployment.
When I learn enough about Pact, I will be sure to write about it. For now, here are some examples github.com/muratkeremozcan/pactio.
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Once I learn Kafka, I promise it will be there. Alas, the API e2e testing of the system might just be exactly the same.
For API testing , there is no mocking and stubbing. The mirror of your UI based idea is in fact from Pact.io; consumer driven contract testing. You run what looks like a unit test at the API client, it generates a Jason file, and then a broker ensures that the provider is aligned with what the API client expects. This is the key solution to testing service integration prior to a common deployment.
When I learn enough about Pact, I will be sure to write about it. For now, here are some examples github.com/muratkeremozcan/pactio.