What ChatGPT has to say

The Netr API Framework is an opinionated API framework designed specifically for use with the Fiber web framework, a popular open-source web framework for the Go programming language. This framework draws inspiration from Laravel's end-to-end testing capabilities, enabling developers to easily and effectively test their applications.

It's important to note that the Netr API Framework currently only supports Gorm as a database driver. This feature provides developers with a reliable and efficient way of accessing data within their applications. Additionally, the framework's testing suite leverages a similar RefreshDB() as Laravel, utilizing sqllite under the hood. This ensures that developers can thoroughly test their applications before deployment.

While the Netr API Framework was initially developed for the personal use of its creator, it is open to suggestions and contributions from other developers via pull requests. As such, the developer is committed to continuously improving the framework and its accompanying documentation.

Currently, the Netr API Framework is still in the development stage. However, it is usable for small-scale projects and experimentation. Additionally, the development team is committed to ensuring that any new features added to the framework are designed in a way that does not break existing code and does not impact the underlying structure of the package. The team is also open to any suggestions and feedback from the community and will update the documentation accordingly.

What Bard has to say

Netr API Framework is an opinionated API framework for GoFiber. It takes inspiration from E2E testing in Laravel, and currently supports Gorm as a database driver.

The framework provides a way to test APIs using a similar RefreshDB() function as Laravel, which uses sqllite under the hood. This makes it easy to test APIs without having to worry about setting up a database server.

Netr API Framework is primarily for the author's own use, but they are open to suggestions and PRs. They can write a better README and documentation if there is interest.

Currently, the framework is still in development, but it is usable for small projects/experimenting. Features that are being added do not break existing code, and do not impact the underlying structure of the package.

Examples

• /app API Server with Gorm and Controller Testing

Server

Usage

srv := NewServer(
    DefaultFiberConfig("App Name"),

    // Default is 1337 if you leave this option out
    WithPort(1338)
	
    // QoL
    WithBaseMiddlewares(),
    WithCatchAll(),
	
    // CORS
    WithDefaultCORS(),
    WithCORS(cors.Config{}),
	
    // Metrics
    WithPrometheus("app_name"),
	
    // Profiling
    WithPprof(),
	
    // Loggers
    WithDefaultLogger(),
    WithLogger(logger.Config{}),
    WithLoggerOutput(&bytes.Buffer{}),
    WithLoggerDoneCallback(func(c *fiber.Ctx, logString []byte) {}),

    // Limiter
    WithDefaultLimiter(),
    WithLimiter(limiter.Config{}),
)
srv.Run()

srv := NewServer(
	    DefaultFiberConfig("App Name"),
	    WithCatchAll(), // Figure this out eventually.
	).
	Port(1338).
	UseBaseMiddlewares().
	UsePrometheus("app_name").
	UsePprof().
	UseDefaultCORS().
	UseCORS(cors.Config{}).
	UseDefaultLogger().
	UseLogger(logger.Config{}).
	UseLoggerOutput(&bytes.Buffer{}).
	UseLoggerDoneCallback(func(c *fiber.Ctx, logString []byte) {}).
	UseDefaultLimiter().
	UseLimiter(limiter.Config{})
    )
srv.Run()

Testing controllers

type accountSuite struct {
    ControllerSuite
}

func (s *accountSuite) TestIndex_ExpectedBehavior() {
    // Create account using factory [see /examples/db/models/suite.go & /factory]
    a := s.CreateAccount()
    
    trex.New(s).
        Get(s.Route("accounts.index"), nil).
        AssertOk().
        AssertDataCount(2).
        AssertJsonEqual("data[0].username", a.Username).
        AssertJsonEqual("data[1].username", b.Username)
}

rprint

Easily print your routes.

// see Test_PrintPretty for more information
napi.NewRoutePrinter(fiberApp).PrintDebug()
napi.NewRoutePrinter(fiberApp).PrintPretty()

// Sugar
napi.PrintRoutes(fiberApp, isDebugMode)