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SolidJS•2d ago
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Testing server functions

Hallo! For my application I’d like to write automated API tests, but I noticed that there’s currently no way to access the endpoint URL of a server function declared using query() with "use server". Would it be possible to expose or simulate something like a .url or .fetch() helper so that we can test these functions from tools like Playwright or other API clients? Here’s an example of what I mean: 
export const getCustomerOrganizations = query(async () => {
    "use server";
    const user = await authGuard();

    const customerOrganizations = await db.customerOrganization.findMany({
        where: {
            isActive: true,
            id: {
                in: checkPermission({ user, resource: "customerOrganizations", action: "viewMemberOrganizations" }) ? user.customerOrganizations.map(co => co.id) : Prisma.skip
            }
        },
        select: {
            id: true,
            name: true,

        },
    });
    return customerOrganizations;
}, "getCustomerOrganizations");
export const getCustomerOrganizations = query(async () => {
    "use server";
    const user = await authGuard();

    const customerOrganizations = await db.customerOrganization.findMany({
        where: {
            isActive: true,
            id: {
                in: checkPermission({ user, resource: "customerOrganizations", action: "viewMemberOrganizations" }) ? user.customerOrganizations.map(co => co.id) : Prisma.skip
            }
        },
        select: {
            id: true,
            name: true,

        },
    });
    return customerOrganizations;
}, "getCustomerOrganizations");
Then in the Playwright test, something like this would be very helpful: 
test.describe('Customer Organization access', () => {
    test('should not show customer organizations that the user is not a member of', async ({ customerPage }) => {
        const url: string = getCustomerOrganizations.url
        const response = await customerPage.page.request.get(url);
        const customerOrgs = await response.json();
        assert reponse...
    });
})
test.describe('Customer Organization access', () => {
    test('should not show customer organizations that the user is not a member of', async ({ customerPage }) => {
        const url: string = getCustomerOrganizations.url
        const response = await customerPage.page.request.get(url);
        const customerOrgs = await response.json();
        assert reponse...
    });
})
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