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= Overview =
= Overview =


Each repository is a micro-service that performs has responsibility for one part of the Izara Project, although each is meant to be used as part of a network of interconnected micro-services when a single repository is cloned the first level of testing is at the self contained local level.
Each repository is a micro-service that performs has responsibility for one part of the {{ProjectNameLong}}, although each is meant to be used as part of a network of interconnected micro-services when a single repository is cloned the first level of testing is at the self contained local level.


= Unit Tests =
= Unit tests =


Most local tests will be unit tests, these tests are built in two ways:
Most local tests will be unit tests, these tests are built in two ways:

Revision as of 08:03, 9 August 2020

Overview

Each repository is a micro-service that performs has responsibility for one part of the The Izara Project, although each is meant to be used as part of a network of interconnected micro-services when a single repository is cloned the first level of testing is at the self contained local level.

Unit tests

Most local tests will be unit tests, these tests are built in two ways:

  1. created in the __test__/unit directory for each serverless project in the repository
  2. generated from integration tests defined in the Integration Test Config service

Serverless Local (?)

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DynamoDB Local

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