Testing

Testing in a local environment

Learn how to set up and run your Tulu Switch integration in a local environment for effective testing before deploying to production.

Using Postman for API testing

Explore how to leverage Postman, a popular API testing tool, to validate your API requests and responses.

Unit testing (JavaScript, Python and PHP example):

Perform unit tests on your JavaScript, Python and PHP functions to verify their individual functionalities. Here's an example using Jest and React Testing Library:

Integration testing (Generic HTTP example):

Conduct integration tests simulating HTTP requests to your Tulu Switch API. Here's a generic example using cURL:

         // Sample integration test using Fetch API
         test('integration test for HTTP GET request', async () => {
             const response = await fetch('https://api.example.com/data');
             const data = await response.json();
             expect(response.status).toBe(200);
             expect(data).toHaveProperty('key');
         });
    

End-to-end testing

E2E testing helps ensure that a system performs consistently and reliably under real-world conditions. It tests the system's ability to handle expected user loads and data volumes.

Load testing

Explore the various load testing tools and resources available to simulate real-world user traffic and optimize your system's performance. Remember, a little stress test now can save you a lot of heartache down the road.

Mocking Tulu Switch API responses

Discover the benefits of mocking, including faster development cycles, isolated testing of your code, and the ability to predict and manage API interactions effectively.