No problem.
Have you tested any middleware or a subscription with this testing framework yet?
Not yet. I do have some simple middleware I use for authentication that might be an easy one to test. I might try that over the weekend, and I could inform you of what my experiences are. I haven’t tried mocking the authentication stuff at all for testing, so I’m not really sure what I’ll run into.
Does dataloader work with this testing framework?
I have dataloader setup for the queries that I tested and it seemed to work just fine. I haven’t gone into the logs or anything to check that the queries themselves are done in bulk, but I don’t see why not.
Do you think it will be supported long term?
I can’t answer this one for sure. The last commit was in late October of last year, and it doesn’t seem to be insanely popular with only 41 stars so I doubt there will be much community contribution at this point. However, my mindset is that I need to test these GraphQL queries, and this seems like a good way to do it now. If in the future another library pops up that seems to be more maintained and popular it’ll probably be a lot easier for me to swap them out if I have already broken out my .gql files and specific GraphQL test cases. Therefore I think it’s probably more worth my time to just jump in and start writing some tests using Wormwood rather than let the analysis paralysis set in.
