Yep.
Ok, based on https://metacpan.org/pod/Test::Mojo#post_ok,
$t = $t->post_ok('http://example.com/foo');
$t = $t->post_ok('/foo');
$t = $t->post_ok('/foo' => {Accept => '*/*'} => 'Content!');
$t = $t->post_ok('/foo' => {Accept => '*/*'} => form => {a => 'b'});
$t = $t->post_ok('/foo' => {Accept => '*/*'} => json => {a => 'b'});
In my case, I have more than 1 file to upload.
How would I fit the 2 files (Mojo::Asset::File) into the post_ok() body?
Thank you
On Friday, 24 July 2020 at 21:24:33 UTC+10 rabbi...@gmail.com wrote:
> In the test, you're sending your files as JSON. Don't you mean to send
> them as a multipart file upload, using the multipart generator.
>
> On Fri, Jul 24, 2020 at 12:43 PM Gordon Dollarnanda <anex...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> Good day.
>>
>> I have my controller working perfectly for file uploads.
>> I get my file uploads by doing
>>
>> *my* *@file_uploads* = *@{* *$self->req->uploads*() *}*;
>>
>>
>> I tried writing the test before development but due to time
>> constraints, I had to cheat and use something else like a webform which i
>> kept posting to my controller.
>>
>> Done with the development now and Im picking up where I left off with
>> the test.
>>
>>
>> *What I want to achieve:*
>>
>> Create a Test::Mojo object which will upload 2 files into my Mojo
>> application .
>>
>> *My test code:*
>>
>>
>> * 27 my* *$t* = Test::Mojo->new(*'EMU'*);
>>
>> * 28 my* *$header* = Mojo::Headers->new->from_hash( *$t->app->conf->get*(
>> *'test_default_headers'*) );
>>
>> * 29 my* *$base_url* = *q{/emu/api/func/v6/fwm}*;
>>
>> * 30 my* *$user_info* = *$t->app->conf->get*(*'test_userinfo'*);
>>
>> * 31 *
>>
>> * 32 *{
>>
>> * 33 * *my* *$file_1* = Mojo::Asset::File->new();
>>
>> * 34 * *$file_1->add_chunk*(*' this is a test '*);
>>
>> * 35 *
>>
>> * 36 * *my* *$file_2* = Mojo::Asset::File->new();
>>
>> * 37 * *$file_2->add_chunk*(*' this is another test '*);
>>
>> * 38 *
>>
>> * 39 * *my* *$userinfo* =
>> *'ad...@mytestdomain.com.au:testPasswordHere'*;
>>
>> * 40 *
>>
>> * 41 * *my* *$specifc_device_scenario* =
>>
>> * 42 * {
>>
>> * 43 * *'url'* => *join*(*q{/}*, *$base_url*, *q{files}*),
>>
>> * 44 * *'header'* => *$header*,
>>
>> * 45 * *'contents'* => [
>>
>> * 46 * *'format'* => *q{json}*,
>>
>> * 47 * *'file'* => [
>>
>> * 48 * *'deviceTypeFile'* => *$file_1*,
>>
>> * 49 * *'deviceTypeFile'* => *$file_2*,
>>
>> * 50 * ],
>>
>> * 51 * ],
>>
>> * 52 * *'method'* => [ *'post'*, ],
>>
>> * 53 * *'content-type'* => *q{application/octet-stream}*,
>>
>> * 54 * };
>>
>> * 55 *
>>
>> * 56 * *$header->append*( *'deviceTypeFile'* => *$file_1*);
>>
>> * 57 * *$header->append*( *'deviceTypeFile'* => *$file_2*);
>>
>> * 58 *
>>
>> * 59 * *my* *$request_url* = Mojo::URL->new(
>> *$specifc_device_scenario->{**'url'**}*)->userinfo(
>>
>> * 60 * *$userinfo*
>>
>> * 61 * );
>>
>> * 62 *
>>
>> * 63 * *$request_url->query*( *$specifc_device_scenario->{*
>> *'contents'**}* );
>>
>> * 64 * *$t->post_ok*( *$request_url*, *$specifc_device_scenario->{*
>> *'header'**}*)->status_is(*200*, *q{Success in upload}* );
>>
>> * 65 *}
>>
>> * 66 *
>>
>> * 67 *done_testing();
>>
>> * 68 *
>>
>>
>>
>> *What I have tried to do:*
>>
>> In my controller , i dumped out the contents of the uploads:
>>
>> *my* *@file_uploads* = *@{* *$self->req->uploads*() *}*;
>>
>> *$self->log->debug*(*" the file uploads: "* . Dumper([ \
>> *@file_uploads* ] ) );
>>
>>
>> However, whether I used append (in line 56 and 57 ), or replaced append
>> with 'add', or set the static file asset contents in the request object
>> (in line 59 ), the file uploads persist to be blank.
>>
>> Very strangely, when I looked in my logs, this is what I see:
>>
>>
>> [2020-07-24 19:26:23.55465] [30776] [debug] [_is_nOV1] Input data:
>>
>> {
>>
>> "file" => [
>>
>> "deviceTypeFile",
>>
>> "Mojo::Asset::File=HASH(0x7fc606825b28)",
>>
>> "deviceTypeFile",
>>
>> "Mojo::Asset::File=HASH(0x7fc5e2102b90)"
>>
>> ],
>>
>> "format" => "json"
>>
>> }
>>
>>
>> *Manual testing with a form:*
>>
>> When I use a webform and submit the contents via the form,it's perfect.
>> The form's element name is 'deviceTypeFile'.
>>
>> I have also even used the following in the controller to no avail.
>>
>> *my* *@file_uploads* = *@{* *$self->req->uploads*('deviceTypeFile')
>> *}*;
>>
>>
>> *My question:*
>>
>>
>> With the attempts above, can anyone please show me how to use
>> Test::Mojo to test POSTing two file objects (Mojo::File::Asset) to a Mojo
>> application?
>>
>>
>>
>> Thank you, everyone.
>>
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