farside/test/farside_test.exs

defmodule FarsideTest do
  use ExUnit.Case
  use Plug.Test

  alias Farside.Router

  @opts Router.init([])

  test "/" do
    conn =
      :get
      |> conn("/", "")
      |> Router.call(@opts)

    assert conn.state == :sent
    assert conn.status == 200
  end
end
Refactor project to new name The name of the project is being refactored from Privacy Revolver to Farside. The reasoning behind this is: 1. A shorter name is easier to remember 2. It can stand for "FOSS alternative redirecting service" (which I know doesn't encapsulate all letters from "farside", but it's close enough). This commit also includes improvements to the update script for determining how far along the script is. 2021-11-07 12:29:06 -07:00			`defmodule FarsideTest do`
Setup basic Plug.Router framework for serving requests Rather than use a full blown framework, adding basic routing with Plug.Router seems to make more sense, since I'm not planning on hosting any content through this app. The app itself will just be endpoints for all available services that redirect the user to an available instance for the requested service. Note that I might change my mind about this, but that's unlikely. At most there would just be a home page with info about available instances, but even then that seems kinda pointless. Trying to keep this as absolutely simple as possible. like Phoenix 2021-10-22 18:28:12 -06:00			`use ExUnit.Case`
Add basic router test Obviously going to be expanded upon by quite a bit, but just wanted to get started with basic testing sooner rather than later. 2021-10-26 00:23:31 -06:00			`use Plug.Test`
Setup basic Plug.Router framework for serving requests Rather than use a full blown framework, adding basic routing with Plug.Router seems to make more sense, since I'm not planning on hosting any content through this app. The app itself will just be endpoints for all available services that redirect the user to an available instance for the requested service. Note that I might change my mind about this, but that's unlikely. At most there would just be a home page with info about available instances, but even then that seems kinda pointless. Trying to keep this as absolutely simple as possible. like Phoenix 2021-10-22 18:28:12 -06:00
Refactor project to new name The name of the project is being refactored from Privacy Revolver to Farside. The reasoning behind this is: 1. A shorter name is easier to remember 2. It can stand for "FOSS alternative redirecting service" (which I know doesn't encapsulate all letters from "farside", but it's close enough). This commit also includes improvements to the update script for determining how far along the script is. 2021-11-07 12:29:06 -07:00			`alias Farside.Router`
Add basic router test Obviously going to be expanded upon by quite a bit, but just wanted to get started with basic testing sooner rather than later. 2021-10-26 00:23:31 -06:00
			`@opts Router.init([])`

			`test "/" do`
			`conn =`
			`:get`
			`\|> conn("/", "")`
			`\|> Router.call(@opts)`

			`assert conn.state == :sent`
			`assert conn.status == 200`
Setup basic Plug.Router framework for serving requests Rather than use a full blown framework, adding basic routing with Plug.Router seems to make more sense, since I'm not planning on hosting any content through this app. The app itself will just be endpoints for all available services that redirect the user to an available instance for the requested service. Note that I might change my mind about this, but that's unlikely. At most there would just be a home page with info about available instances, but even then that seems kinda pointless. Trying to keep this as absolutely simple as possible. like Phoenix 2021-10-22 18:28:12 -06:00			`end`
			`end`