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FastAPI testing best practices. Use when writing or reviewing tests for a FastAPI app — TestClient, dependency_overrides, async httpx clients. Triggers on TestClient, AsyncClient, ASGITransport, dependency_overrides, or pytest test files for FastAPI endpoints.

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FastAPI Testing

Best practices for testing FastAPI applications, following the official testing docs (https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/testing/). Covers exercising endpoints through real HTTP semantics via TestClient/AsyncClient, and swapping dependencies safely with dependency_overrides. Each rule pairs an antipattern with the idiomatic pytest pattern.

When to Apply

Reference these guidelines when:

  • Writing tests for FastAPI path operations
  • Swapping a dependency (DB session, auth, external client) for a test double
  • Writing async tests against an ASGI app without a running server
  • Reviewing or refactoring an existing FastAPI test suite

Rules

  • testclient (HIGH) — test endpoints through fastapi.testclient.TestClient (real HTTP, in-process)
  • dependency-overrides (HIGH) — swap deps with app.dependency_overrides, not monkeypatch
  • async-client (MEDIUM) — use httpx AsyncClient + ASGITransport for async tests

How to Use

Read the individual rule file for the detailed explanation and before/after example:

rules/testclient.md
rules/dependency-overrides.md
rules/async-client.md

Each rule file contains:

  • A short explanation of why it matters, tied to the official docs
  • An Incorrect example (the antipattern)
  • A Correct example (the official pattern)
  • A link to the relevant page on https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/

All examples follow the official FastAPI documentation and avoid deprecated APIs.

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  • test endpoints through fastapi TestClient
  • swap dependencies using app.dependency_overrides
  • use httpx AsyncClient with ASGITransport for async tests
  • follow the official FastAPI documentation

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