Lightning Talks – Martin Schurrer

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A tiny Elixir testing library that starts a real local HTTP server on a random port and lets tests assert requests and responses, so real client code hits a controlled endpoint instead of global mocks. Examples show using Bypass.open and Bypass.expect to return 200 or HTTP 429, configuring the app endpoint for tests, and asserting a base64 encoded password in the request body. Shows it works concurrently and is on GitHub.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:25Twitter client
3. 0:35Twitter API
4. 1:45Integration
5. 2:00Default endpoint
6. 2:13Test code
7. 2:58Advanced code
8. 3:13Outro

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