A BDD demo repository that walks through the journey of practicing Behavior Driven Development from the Outside-In.
Install the following dependencies:
- Node lts/fermium (if you have nvm simply run
nvm use) - Yarn 1
Once Node and Yarn are installed, simply run yarn in a terminal and all dependencies will be installed.
Each commit of the main branch represents a step in time in the BDD process. Start from the first commit on main.
As you go forward in the commit history, this README will be updated with an explanation of the new code state added to the top of the Code State section below.
To run the tests for a given commit, simply run yarn test in a terminal.
To run the application run yarn start '{"myAttribute": "string"}'. However, broadly speaking in the commits within this repository the application will not actually do anything except echo out the input in a new data structure.
- A user should be able to create a new JSON Schema by providing a JSON string
- The schema is stored in our database only if it is a valid JSON-Schema document
- T6: Finish implementig Repository#Save. All tests passing, but swapping to a real ORM and JSON Schema validator is left as an assignment for the reader.
- T5: Add ORM abstraction to Repository, implemented first test for Repository#Save, but failing due to lack of implementation.
- T4: Finished implementing the saveSchema, using a stub of a data repository. All tests passing, but the buit app doesn't actually save anything because the data repository is not actually implemented.
- T3: Added a new test that introduces a mock of our data repository abstraction. At this point, the entire saveSchema behavior is now tested (but not yet implemented).
- T2: Used the stub of a Validator class, and used it to get the test passing.
- T1: Introduced the first test block related to JSON Schema validation. It is currently failing, but is ready for implementation.
- T0: Basic repo setup with just the framework of tests in place, but no real functionality.