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What is it?

A fake HTTP API built as a support for the developpement of Postmanerator. The generated documentation is available here.

It also demonstrates how you can use Newman to automate integration tests.

The app is built with Golang and its goal is to serve data about libraries and books.

How does it work?

You need to have Newman and Docker > 1.10 installed on your machine to run it. When you are good to go, simply run ./run-tests.sh, it will:

  • build the docker image for the app
  • launch the app using the docker-compose command line
  • run the test suites with newman

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