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name field in curl::form_file() in version 5.0.with_mock_dir() uses the requester set by set_requester() (#70, @maelle).capture_requests() can be used without loading library(httptest) (#77, @kforner).stop_mocking() correctly untraces all functions (#79, @kforner).get_current_requester() is now included within the package exports to match the behavior of get_current_redactor() (#81, @stephenashton-dhsc).with_mock_API, deprecated in 3.0.0, has been removed.testthat.expect_header() now emits a single warning with all of the headers that are included with the call (instead of one warning per header). This makes catching multiple headers easier and prevents excess warnings when using testthat 3e (#38, @jonkeane)curl::form_file() (#35, @dmenne)with_mock_dir() that allows to automatically switch between recording and playing back for a test (#48, @maelle).httr::upload_file() no longer leaves a file connection open..mockPaths() will prefer to use tests/testthat if it exists (i.e. when running interactively in the package root directory) (#52) and start_vignette() similarly prefers the vignettes directory (#55).with_fake_HTTP and buildMockURL, deprecated in 3.0.0, have been removed.helper.R to setup.R per testthat’s latest recommendations (#44, @maelle)pkgload::load_all(), formerly of devtools (#15)expect_header() now defaults to ignore.case = TRUE because HTTP header names are case insensitive.httr::upload_file on all platforms (#25)redact and verbose arguments to capture_requestshttr.use_httptest() for convenience when setting up a new packagehttr request function errors and no response file is written (#16)capture_requests() when directly calling GET et al. interactively with the httr package attached (#17)expect_GET() et al. (#19)capture_requests() no longer includes the “request” object inside the recorded response when writing .R verbose responses. As of 3.0.0, with_mock_api() inserts the current request when loading mock files, so it was being overwritten anyway. This eliminates some (though not all) of the need for redacting responses. As a result, the redacting functions redact_oauth() and redact_http_auth() have been removed because they only acted on the response$request, which is now dropped entirely.capture_requests() will record simplified response bodies for a range of Content-Types when simplify = TRUE (the default). Previously, only .json (Content-Type: application/json) was recorded as a simple text files; now, .html, .xml, .txt, .csv, and .tsv are supported.simplify = TRUE, HTTP responses with 204 No Content status are now written as empty files with .204 extension. This saves around 2K of disk space per file.with_mock_api() now can also load these newly supported file types.capture_requests() are now “prettified” (i.e. multiline, nice indentation).capture_requests() now records responses from httr::RETRY() (#13)start_vignette() and end_vignette(), in inst/httptest/start-vignette.R and inst/httptest/end-vignette.R, respectively. Like with the package redactors and request preprocessors, these are automatically executed whenever your package is loaded and start/end_vignette is called. This makes it easy to write multiple vignettes without having to copy and paste as much setup code. See vignette("vignettes") for details.gsub_response() now applies over the URL in a Location header, if found.options(httptest.max.print) to allow you the ability to specify a length to which to truncate the request body printed in the error message for requests in with_mock_api(). Useful for debugging mock files not found when there are large request bodies.options(httptest.debug), which if TRUE prints more details about which functions are being traced (by base::trace()) and when they’re called.capture_requests(): use options(httptest.verbose) instead.httptest. Add a code chunk at the beginning of the document including start_vignette(). The first time you run the document, the real API responses are recorded to a subfolder in your vignettes directory. Subsequent vignette builds use these recorded responses, allowing the document to regenerate without a network connection or API credentials. If your document needs to handle changes of server state, as when you make an API request that creates a record on the server, add a call to change_state(). See vignette("vignettes") for more discussion and links to examples.capture_requests() will apply that function to any responses it records. This ensures that you never forget to sanitize your API responses if you need to use a custom function. To take advantage of this feature, put a function (response) {...} in a file at inst/httptest/redact.R in your package. See the updated vignette("redacting", package = "httptest") for more.request objects inside of with_mock_api(). To use it, either pass a function (request) {...} to set_requester() in your R session, or to define one for the package, put a function (request) {...} in a file at inst/httptest/request.R. gsub_request() is particularly useful here. vignette("redacting", package = "httptest") has further details.snake_case rather than camelCase to better align with httr and testthat (except for .mockPaths(), which follows base::.libPaths()). Exported functions that have been renamed have retained their old aliases in this release, but they are to be deprecated.use_mock_api() and block_requests() enable the request altering behavior of with_mock_api() and without_internet(), respectively, without the enclosing context. (use_mock_api is called inside start_vignette().) To turn off mocking, call stop_mocking().testthat::with_mock() and instead use trace().capture_requests()/start_capturing() now allow you to call .mockPaths() while actively recording so that you can record server state changes to a different mock “layer”. Previously, the recording path was fixed when the context was initialized.redact argument to capture_requests()/start_capturing() is deprecated in favor of set_redactor(). This function can take a function (response) {...}; a formula as shorthand for an anonymous function with . as the “response” argument, as in the purrr package; a list of functions that will be chained together; or NULL to disable the default redact_auth().redact_headers() and within_body_text() no longer return redacting functions. Instead, they take response as their first argument. This makes them more natural to use and chain together in custom redacting functions. To instead return a function as before, see as.redactor().gsub_response() is a new redactor that does regular-expression replacement (via base::gsub()) within a response’s body text and URL..mockPaths() only keeps unique path values, consistent with base::.libPaths()."httptest.verbose" to govern some extra debug messaging (automatically turned off by start_vignette())write_disk responses that were recorded in one location and moved to another directory could not be loadeddeparse() in the development version of R (r73699).redact_oauth() to purge httr::Token() objects from requests (#9). redact_oauth() is built in to redact_auth(), the default redactor, so no action is required to start using it.utils::download.file(), as testthat no longer permits it. Use httr::GET(url, config = write_disk(filename)) instead, which httptest now more robustly supports in capture_requests().redact_auth(), redact_cookies(), redact_http_auth(), redact_headers(), within_body_text()) that can be specified in capture_requests() so that sensitive information like tokens and ids can be purged from recorded response files. The default redacting function is redact_auth(), which wraps several of them. See vignette("redacting", package = "httptest") for more.with_mock_api()skip_if_disconnected() now also wraps testthat::skip_on_cran() so that tests that require a real network connection don’t cause a flaky test failure on CRANwith_mock_api() and without_internet() handle multipart and urlencoded form data in mocked HTTP requests.buildMockURL() escapes URL characters that are not valid in file names on all R platforms (which R CMD check would warn about).capture_requests() now has a verbose argument, which, if TRUE, prints a message with the file path where each captured request is written.capture_requests() takes the first element in .mockPaths() as its default “path” argument. The default is unchanged since .mockPaths() by default returns the current working directory, just as the “path” default was, but if you set a different mock path for reading mocks, capture_requests() will write there as well.capture_requests() now writes non-JSON-content-type and non-200-status responses as full “response” objects in .R files. with_mock_api() now looks for .R mocks if a .json mock isn’t found. This allows all requests and all responses, not just JSON content, to be mocked..mockPaths() function, in the model of .libPaths(), which allows you to specify alternate directories in which to search for mock API responses.vignette("httptest") added.capture_requests() to collect the responses from real requests and store them as mock fileswith_trace() convenience wrapper around trace/untracemockDownload() now processes request URLs as mock_request() doeswith_mock_api() for loading request fixtures for all HTTP verbs, not only GET (#4). Include request body in the mock file path hashing.buildMockURL() can accept either a ‘request’ object or a character URLwith_mock_api() (#1)expect_header() to assert that a HTTP request has a headerwith_mock_api() if the URL has a querystringThese binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
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