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My last 3 posts were all about writing good integration tests for your ASP.NET Core API projects. But how much of your code do the tests you've written actually cover? And what's missing? Show me the Code! The code I used as a reference for this article is in the same repo as the previous posts I did about integration …
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Where's the code? A fully working example for this code is in the 01-simple-api folder of the GitHub repo with the examples for this series of posts: https://github.com/dahlsailrunner/testing-examples/tree/main/01-simple-api. The tests are in the SimpleApi.Tests project (surprise!). Having automated tests to ensure …
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Background Using JWT bearer token authentication for your ASP.NET Core API projects is pretty standard stuff these days, and I've done it many times - mostly with tokens from Duende IdentityServer. When I tried to update the code and configuration to use Auth0 though, I kept getting a 401 response after authenticating …
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I’ve been preparing for a talk at Twin Cities Code Camp 2020 which will compare and contrast the more common and traditional OpenAPI or Swagger APIs (sometimes called REST APIs in a generally-accepted loose interpretation of the term) and the newer kids on the block: GraphQL and gRPC. Most of us are probably familiar …
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This article continues the process started in [part 1(https://knowyourtoolset.com/2015/08/secure-web-apis-with-swagger-swashbuckle-and-oauth2-part-1/)] which concluded with us having an API that has both anonymous and secure methods that can be called, and a Swagger interface provided by Swashbuckle. For this post, I …
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