Nuxt•5mo ago

How to "mock" an H3 request with query string

I'm writing some unit tests for my "useValidatedQuery/useValidatedBody" functions that take a yup schema and validate the request. I've got this working fine for the body with: ✅ this works

it('returns the body if it is valid', async () => {
    const testSchema = object({
      email: string().email().required()
    })

    const h3BodyEvent = {
      method: 'POST',
      node: { req: { headers: [], body: { email: '[email protected]', foo: 'bar' } } }
    }

    const result = await useValidatedBody(testSchema, h3Event)

    expect(result).toEqual({ email: '[email protected]', foo: 'bar' })
  })

it('returns the body if it is valid', async () => {
    const testSchema = object({
      email: string().email().required()
    })

    const h3BodyEvent = {
      method: 'POST',
      node: { req: { headers: [], body: { email: '[email protected]', foo: 'bar' } } }
    }

    const result = await useValidatedBody(testSchema, h3Event)

    expect(result).toEqual({ email: '[email protected]', foo: 'bar' })
  })

However I cannot get it work with the query string, I just can't work out the shape of the event, I've tried it in all the below places and none of them seem to work: ❌ none of these work

const h3QueryEvent = {
      method: 'GET',
      queryString: 'email=bar', <-- doesn't work here
      url: 'https://test.com/?email=bar',  <-- doesn't work here
      node: { req: { headers: [], queryString: 'email=bar', search: 'email=bar', url: { search: 'email=bar' } } },  <-- doesn't work here
      web: { request: { url: 'https://test.com/?email=bar' }, url: 'https://test.com/?email=bar' }  <-- doesn't work here
    }

const h3QueryEvent = {
      method: 'GET',
      queryString: 'email=bar', <-- doesn't work here
      url: 'https://test.com/?email=bar',  <-- doesn't work here
      node: { req: { headers: [], queryString: 'email=bar', search: 'email=bar', url: { search: 'email=bar' } } },  <-- doesn't work here
      web: { request: { url: 'https://test.com/?email=bar' }, url: 'https://test.com/?email=bar' }  <-- doesn't work here
    }

The function it gets passed into is the H3 getQuery function: const query = getQuery(event) currently returning empty object

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TitanOP•5mo ago

figured it out:

const h3Event = {
      method: 'GET',
      path: '?email=bar'
    }

const h3Event = {
      method: 'GET',
      path: '?email=bar'
    }

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How to "mock" an H3 request with query string