Testing Passport in NestJS










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I'm trying to do a e2e testing to a route that has an AuthGuard from nestjs passport module and I don't really know how to approach it. When I run the tests it says:




[ExceptionHandler] Unknown authentication strategy "bearer"




I haven't mock it yet so I suppose it's because of that but I don't know how to do it.



This is what I have so far:



player.e2e-spec.ts



import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
import INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
import * as request from 'supertest';
import PlayerModule from '../src/modules/player.module';
import PlayerService from '../src/services/player.service';
import Repository from 'typeorm';

describe('/player', () =>
let app: INestApplication;
const playerService = updatePasswordById: (id, password) => undefined ;

beforeAll(async () =>
const module = await Test.createTestingModule(
imports: [PlayerModule],
)
.overrideProvider(PlayerService)
.useValue(playerService)
.overrideProvider('PlayerRepository')
.useClass(Repository)
.compile();

app = module.createNestApplication();
await app.init();
);

it('PATCH /password', () =>
return request(app.getHttpServer())
.patch('/player/password')
.expect(200);
);
);


player.module.ts



import Module from '@nestjs/common';
import PlayerService from 'services/player.service';
import PlayerController from 'controllers/player.controller';
import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
import Player from 'entities/player.entity';
import PassportModule from '@nestjs/passport';

@Module(
imports: [
TypeOrmModule.forFeature([Player]),
PassportModule.register( defaultStrategy: 'bearer' ),
],
providers: [PlayerService],
controllers: [PlayerController],
exports: [PlayerService],
)
export class PlayerModule









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    I'm trying to do a e2e testing to a route that has an AuthGuard from nestjs passport module and I don't really know how to approach it. When I run the tests it says:




    [ExceptionHandler] Unknown authentication strategy "bearer"




    I haven't mock it yet so I suppose it's because of that but I don't know how to do it.



    This is what I have so far:



    player.e2e-spec.ts



    import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
    import INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
    import * as request from 'supertest';
    import PlayerModule from '../src/modules/player.module';
    import PlayerService from '../src/services/player.service';
    import Repository from 'typeorm';

    describe('/player', () =>
    let app: INestApplication;
    const playerService = updatePasswordById: (id, password) => undefined ;

    beforeAll(async () =>
    const module = await Test.createTestingModule(
    imports: [PlayerModule],
    )
    .overrideProvider(PlayerService)
    .useValue(playerService)
    .overrideProvider('PlayerRepository')
    .useClass(Repository)
    .compile();

    app = module.createNestApplication();
    await app.init();
    );

    it('PATCH /password', () =>
    return request(app.getHttpServer())
    .patch('/player/password')
    .expect(200);
    );
    );


    player.module.ts



    import Module from '@nestjs/common';
    import PlayerService from 'services/player.service';
    import PlayerController from 'controllers/player.controller';
    import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
    import Player from 'entities/player.entity';
    import PassportModule from '@nestjs/passport';

    @Module(
    imports: [
    TypeOrmModule.forFeature([Player]),
    PassportModule.register( defaultStrategy: 'bearer' ),
    ],
    providers: [PlayerService],
    controllers: [PlayerController],
    exports: [PlayerService],
    )
    export class PlayerModule









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      I'm trying to do a e2e testing to a route that has an AuthGuard from nestjs passport module and I don't really know how to approach it. When I run the tests it says:




      [ExceptionHandler] Unknown authentication strategy "bearer"




      I haven't mock it yet so I suppose it's because of that but I don't know how to do it.



      This is what I have so far:



      player.e2e-spec.ts



      import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
      import INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
      import * as request from 'supertest';
      import PlayerModule from '../src/modules/player.module';
      import PlayerService from '../src/services/player.service';
      import Repository from 'typeorm';

      describe('/player', () =>
      let app: INestApplication;
      const playerService = updatePasswordById: (id, password) => undefined ;

      beforeAll(async () =>
      const module = await Test.createTestingModule(
      imports: [PlayerModule],
      )
      .overrideProvider(PlayerService)
      .useValue(playerService)
      .overrideProvider('PlayerRepository')
      .useClass(Repository)
      .compile();

      app = module.createNestApplication();
      await app.init();
      );

      it('PATCH /password', () =>
      return request(app.getHttpServer())
      .patch('/player/password')
      .expect(200);
      );
      );


      player.module.ts



      import Module from '@nestjs/common';
      import PlayerService from 'services/player.service';
      import PlayerController from 'controllers/player.controller';
      import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
      import Player from 'entities/player.entity';
      import PassportModule from '@nestjs/passport';

      @Module(
      imports: [
      TypeOrmModule.forFeature([Player]),
      PassportModule.register( defaultStrategy: 'bearer' ),
      ],
      providers: [PlayerService],
      controllers: [PlayerController],
      exports: [PlayerService],
      )
      export class PlayerModule









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      I'm trying to do a e2e testing to a route that has an AuthGuard from nestjs passport module and I don't really know how to approach it. When I run the tests it says:




      [ExceptionHandler] Unknown authentication strategy "bearer"




      I haven't mock it yet so I suppose it's because of that but I don't know how to do it.



      This is what I have so far:



      player.e2e-spec.ts



      import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
      import INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
      import * as request from 'supertest';
      import PlayerModule from '../src/modules/player.module';
      import PlayerService from '../src/services/player.service';
      import Repository from 'typeorm';

      describe('/player', () =>
      let app: INestApplication;
      const playerService = updatePasswordById: (id, password) => undefined ;

      beforeAll(async () =>
      const module = await Test.createTestingModule(
      imports: [PlayerModule],
      )
      .overrideProvider(PlayerService)
      .useValue(playerService)
      .overrideProvider('PlayerRepository')
      .useClass(Repository)
      .compile();

      app = module.createNestApplication();
      await app.init();
      );

      it('PATCH /password', () =>
      return request(app.getHttpServer())
      .patch('/player/password')
      .expect(200);
      );
      );


      player.module.ts



      import Module from '@nestjs/common';
      import PlayerService from 'services/player.service';
      import PlayerController from 'controllers/player.controller';
      import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
      import Player from 'entities/player.entity';
      import PassportModule from '@nestjs/passport';

      @Module(
      imports: [
      TypeOrmModule.forFeature([Player]),
      PassportModule.register( defaultStrategy: 'bearer' ),
      ],
      providers: [PlayerService],
      controllers: [PlayerController],
      exports: [PlayerService],
      )
      export class PlayerModule






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          Below is a e2e test for an auth API based using TypeORM and the passportjs module for NestJs. the auth/authorize API checks to see if the user is logged in. The auth/login API validates a username/password combination and returns a Java Web Token (JWT) if the lookup is successful.



          import HttpStatus, INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
          import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
          import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
          import * as request from 'supertest';
          import UserAuthInfo from '../src/user/user.auth.info';
          import UserModule from '../src/user/user.module';
          import AuthModule from './../src/auth/auth.module';
          import JWT from './../src/auth/jwt.type';
          import User from '../src/entity/user';

          describe('AuthController (e2e)', () =>
          let app: INestApplication;
          let authToken: JWT;

          beforeAll(async () =>
          const moduleFixture = await Test.createTestingModule(
          imports: [TypeOrmModule.forRoot(), AuthModule],
          ).compile();

          app = moduleFixture.createNestApplication();
          await app.init();
          );

          it('should detect that we are not logged in', () =>
          return request(app.getHttpServer())
          .get('/auth/authorized')
          .expect(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
          );

          it('disallow invalid credentials', async () =>
          const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'badpass';
          const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
          .post('/auth/login')
          .send(authInfo);
          expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
          );

          it('return an authorization token for valid credentials', async () =>
          const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'goodpass';
          const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
          .post('/auth/login')
          .send(authInfo);
          expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.OK);
          expect(response.body.user.username).toBe('auser');
          expect(response.body.user.firstName).toBe('Adam');
          expect(response.body.user.lastName).toBe('User');
          authToken = response.body.token;
          );

          it('should show that we are logged in', () =>
          return request(app.getHttpServer())
          .get('/auth/authorized')
          .set('Authorization', `Bearer $authToken`)
          .expect(HttpStatus.OK);
          );
          );


          Note since this is an end-to-end test, it doesn't use mocking (at least my end-to-end tests don't :)). Hope this is helpful.






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            Below is a e2e test for an auth API based using TypeORM and the passportjs module for NestJs. the auth/authorize API checks to see if the user is logged in. The auth/login API validates a username/password combination and returns a Java Web Token (JWT) if the lookup is successful.



            import HttpStatus, INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
            import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
            import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
            import * as request from 'supertest';
            import UserAuthInfo from '../src/user/user.auth.info';
            import UserModule from '../src/user/user.module';
            import AuthModule from './../src/auth/auth.module';
            import JWT from './../src/auth/jwt.type';
            import User from '../src/entity/user';

            describe('AuthController (e2e)', () =>
            let app: INestApplication;
            let authToken: JWT;

            beforeAll(async () =>
            const moduleFixture = await Test.createTestingModule(
            imports: [TypeOrmModule.forRoot(), AuthModule],
            ).compile();

            app = moduleFixture.createNestApplication();
            await app.init();
            );

            it('should detect that we are not logged in', () =>
            return request(app.getHttpServer())
            .get('/auth/authorized')
            .expect(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
            );

            it('disallow invalid credentials', async () =>
            const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'badpass';
            const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
            .post('/auth/login')
            .send(authInfo);
            expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
            );

            it('return an authorization token for valid credentials', async () =>
            const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'goodpass';
            const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
            .post('/auth/login')
            .send(authInfo);
            expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.OK);
            expect(response.body.user.username).toBe('auser');
            expect(response.body.user.firstName).toBe('Adam');
            expect(response.body.user.lastName).toBe('User');
            authToken = response.body.token;
            );

            it('should show that we are logged in', () =>
            return request(app.getHttpServer())
            .get('/auth/authorized')
            .set('Authorization', `Bearer $authToken`)
            .expect(HttpStatus.OK);
            );
            );


            Note since this is an end-to-end test, it doesn't use mocking (at least my end-to-end tests don't :)). Hope this is helpful.






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              Below is a e2e test for an auth API based using TypeORM and the passportjs module for NestJs. the auth/authorize API checks to see if the user is logged in. The auth/login API validates a username/password combination and returns a Java Web Token (JWT) if the lookup is successful.



              import HttpStatus, INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
              import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
              import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
              import * as request from 'supertest';
              import UserAuthInfo from '../src/user/user.auth.info';
              import UserModule from '../src/user/user.module';
              import AuthModule from './../src/auth/auth.module';
              import JWT from './../src/auth/jwt.type';
              import User from '../src/entity/user';

              describe('AuthController (e2e)', () =>
              let app: INestApplication;
              let authToken: JWT;

              beforeAll(async () =>
              const moduleFixture = await Test.createTestingModule(
              imports: [TypeOrmModule.forRoot(), AuthModule],
              ).compile();

              app = moduleFixture.createNestApplication();
              await app.init();
              );

              it('should detect that we are not logged in', () =>
              return request(app.getHttpServer())
              .get('/auth/authorized')
              .expect(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
              );

              it('disallow invalid credentials', async () =>
              const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'badpass';
              const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
              .post('/auth/login')
              .send(authInfo);
              expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
              );

              it('return an authorization token for valid credentials', async () =>
              const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'goodpass';
              const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
              .post('/auth/login')
              .send(authInfo);
              expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.OK);
              expect(response.body.user.username).toBe('auser');
              expect(response.body.user.firstName).toBe('Adam');
              expect(response.body.user.lastName).toBe('User');
              authToken = response.body.token;
              );

              it('should show that we are logged in', () =>
              return request(app.getHttpServer())
              .get('/auth/authorized')
              .set('Authorization', `Bearer $authToken`)
              .expect(HttpStatus.OK);
              );
              );


              Note since this is an end-to-end test, it doesn't use mocking (at least my end-to-end tests don't :)). Hope this is helpful.






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                Below is a e2e test for an auth API based using TypeORM and the passportjs module for NestJs. the auth/authorize API checks to see if the user is logged in. The auth/login API validates a username/password combination and returns a Java Web Token (JWT) if the lookup is successful.



                import HttpStatus, INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
                import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
                import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
                import * as request from 'supertest';
                import UserAuthInfo from '../src/user/user.auth.info';
                import UserModule from '../src/user/user.module';
                import AuthModule from './../src/auth/auth.module';
                import JWT from './../src/auth/jwt.type';
                import User from '../src/entity/user';

                describe('AuthController (e2e)', () =>
                let app: INestApplication;
                let authToken: JWT;

                beforeAll(async () =>
                const moduleFixture = await Test.createTestingModule(
                imports: [TypeOrmModule.forRoot(), AuthModule],
                ).compile();

                app = moduleFixture.createNestApplication();
                await app.init();
                );

                it('should detect that we are not logged in', () =>
                return request(app.getHttpServer())
                .get('/auth/authorized')
                .expect(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
                );

                it('disallow invalid credentials', async () =>
                const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'badpass';
                const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
                .post('/auth/login')
                .send(authInfo);
                expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
                );

                it('return an authorization token for valid credentials', async () =>
                const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'goodpass';
                const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
                .post('/auth/login')
                .send(authInfo);
                expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.OK);
                expect(response.body.user.username).toBe('auser');
                expect(response.body.user.firstName).toBe('Adam');
                expect(response.body.user.lastName).toBe('User');
                authToken = response.body.token;
                );

                it('should show that we are logged in', () =>
                return request(app.getHttpServer())
                .get('/auth/authorized')
                .set('Authorization', `Bearer $authToken`)
                .expect(HttpStatus.OK);
                );
                );


                Note since this is an end-to-end test, it doesn't use mocking (at least my end-to-end tests don't :)). Hope this is helpful.






                share|improve this answer













                Below is a e2e test for an auth API based using TypeORM and the passportjs module for NestJs. the auth/authorize API checks to see if the user is logged in. The auth/login API validates a username/password combination and returns a Java Web Token (JWT) if the lookup is successful.



                import HttpStatus, INestApplication from '@nestjs/common';
                import Test from '@nestjs/testing';
                import TypeOrmModule from '@nestjs/typeorm';
                import * as request from 'supertest';
                import UserAuthInfo from '../src/user/user.auth.info';
                import UserModule from '../src/user/user.module';
                import AuthModule from './../src/auth/auth.module';
                import JWT from './../src/auth/jwt.type';
                import User from '../src/entity/user';

                describe('AuthController (e2e)', () =>
                let app: INestApplication;
                let authToken: JWT;

                beforeAll(async () =>
                const moduleFixture = await Test.createTestingModule(
                imports: [TypeOrmModule.forRoot(), AuthModule],
                ).compile();

                app = moduleFixture.createNestApplication();
                await app.init();
                );

                it('should detect that we are not logged in', () =>
                return request(app.getHttpServer())
                .get('/auth/authorized')
                .expect(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
                );

                it('disallow invalid credentials', async () =>
                const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'badpass';
                const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
                .post('/auth/login')
                .send(authInfo);
                expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED);
                );

                it('return an authorization token for valid credentials', async () =>
                const authInfo: UserAuthInfo = username: 'auser', password: 'goodpass';
                const response = await request(app.getHttpServer())
                .post('/auth/login')
                .send(authInfo);
                expect(response.status).toBe(HttpStatus.OK);
                expect(response.body.user.username).toBe('auser');
                expect(response.body.user.firstName).toBe('Adam');
                expect(response.body.user.lastName).toBe('User');
                authToken = response.body.token;
                );

                it('should show that we are logged in', () =>
                return request(app.getHttpServer())
                .get('/auth/authorized')
                .set('Authorization', `Bearer $authToken`)
                .expect(HttpStatus.OK);
                );
                );


                Note since this is an end-to-end test, it doesn't use mocking (at least my end-to-end tests don't :)). Hope this is helpful.







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