In Twidget, you can easily test your endpoints and functions directly within our code builder. This guide will walk you through the steps to efficiently test your functions to ensure they meet your requirements.
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To start testing, follow these steps:
Open Code Builder:
Click Run & Test:
In the test sidebar, you have the option to define the input values that your function will be tested with:
Input Fields:
Assertions are used to validate the results of your function tests. You can add multiple assertions to ensure thorough testing:
Assertions Section:
Types of Assertions:
Equality: Check if the result equals a specific value.
Comparison: Validate if the result is greater than, less than, etc.
Multiple Assertions: Add multiple conditions to fully test your function's logic.
Test Success: A test will pass only if all the assertions specified are true.
Test Failure: If any assertion is false, the test will fail.
Twidget allows you to save your tests for future use and manage multiple tests efficiently:
Save Tests: After configuring your test inputs and assertions, you can save the test for future runs.
Create Multiple Tests: You can create as many tests as needed to cover different scenarios.
Run Tests Individually or All at Once:
Individual Run: Execute a single test to check specific functionality.
Run All: Execute all the tests at once to quickly verify multiple conditions.
By following these guidelines, you can ensure your functions and endpoints perform as expected in various scenarios.
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