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010119 integration test setup

Skill natuleadan/skills/skills/010119-integration-test-setup

Multi-domain agent skills collection for AI coding agents (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode, and more). Covers programming, biology, cooking, and future domains. Installable via npx skills add.

Install
npx -y skills add natuleadan/skills --skill 010119-integration-test-setup

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Backend API test patterns — describeIf guards, getAuthHeaders, test-% cleanup, req() helper, KV isolation, sub-resource tests, and permissions matrix.

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Integration Test Setup

When to use

When writing HTTP integration tests against a live backend server with PostgreSQL, Redis, and S3 services.

References

TopicFile
Test setup and auth helpersreferences/test-setup.md
Data cleanup patternsreferences/data-cleanup.md
Sub-resource test patternreferences/sub-resource-tests.md
Permissions matrix testreferences/permissions-matrix.md

Quick checklist

  • Guard tests with describeIf(!IS_PROD, ...) to skip in production
  • Use getAuthHeaders(role) to create users and get session cookies
  • Clean up test data with WHERE name LIKE 'test-%' patterns
  • Never use FLUSHALL on Redis — use targeted key deletion
  • Test auth: 401 without auth, 403 without permission, 200 with permission
  • For sub-resources: test CRUD + auth in the same describe block
  • Clean up sub-resource tables with WHERE productId IN (SELECT id FROM prd_products WHERE name LIKE 'test-%')

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