The REST interface I'm testing involves the use of an HTTP callback. I need a way to write a test against this interface. I test my primary REST server with Flask's test_client
feature. One of the endpoints I test uses requests
to talk to another server. I need a way to create that other server as part of the unit test.
My preference is to write another Flask server which works as the callback, but I'm not clear on how I can run this during the test. run
is a blocking call thus my setUp
function won't return. I could put it in a thread, but then I have a teardown issue (I don't know how to tell Flask to stop). I've also wonder if maybe the test_client
can give me an actual endpoint.
Your question is too broad to receive a clear answer.
The right way to test it is with the test_client
. Refer to Testing Flask applications in Flask docs.
Also, you can use Flask-Testing to help with the skeleton of your tests.
You could mock the response data from the requests
calls, using something like:
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