Complete OpenAPI document specification providing API context and integration requirements for test code generation.
Contains the comprehensive AutoBeOpenApi.IDocument AST structure that defines all available API endpoints, operation specifications, request/response schemas, and business logic contracts. This document serves as the authoritative reference for generating accurate API integration code within the test function implementation.
The document enables the code generation process to:
The API document provides essential context for generating test code that accurately reflects the target API surface area and will integrate seamlessly with the actual backend implementation without runtime integration failures.
Validated E2E test function AST structure ready for code generation and TypeScript output.
Contains the complete AutoBeTest.IFunction AST representation that has undergone validation and verification for structural integrity, API compliance, and business logic accuracy. This AST serves as the definitive blueprint for generating the final TypeScript test function implementation.
The AST structure provides:
Complete Implementation Blueprint:
Code Generation Guidance:
Quality Assurance Foundation:
The AST structure enables deterministic code generation that produces consistent, high-quality TypeScript test functions ready for immediate compilation and execution without manual intervention or debugging requirements.
Optional
prettierOptional flag indicating whether to apply code formatting to the generated TypeScript output.
When true, applies Prettier formatting rules to the generated test function code to ensure consistent code style, proper indentation, line breaks, and spacing that aligns with established TypeScript and testing conventions. When false or undefined, generates functional code without additional formatting, which may be appropriate for performance-sensitive scenarios or when formatting will be applied separately.
Code formatting ensures:
Performance Considerations: Formatting adds processing overhead, so this option allows optimization for scenarios where multiple test functions are generated in batch operations or where formatting will be applied as a separate post-processing step.
Quality Benefits: Formatted code improves maintainability, debugging ease, and team collaboration by ensuring consistent visual structure that facilitates code review and modification processes.
Test scenario metadata containing business context and implementation guidance for code generation.
Contains the AutoBeTestScenario structure that provides the business scenario description, implementation strategy, dependency information, and contextual metadata necessary for generating appropriate test function code. This scenario information guides the code generation process to ensure the resulting test function accurately represents the intended business workflow.
The scenario provides crucial context for:
The scenario metadata ensures that generated code maintains clear business context and implements the intended validation logic while following established naming conventions and documentation standards that facilitate test maintenance and debugging.
Configuration interface for generating complete E2E test function code from validated test scenarios and AST structures.
This interface defines the comprehensive input parameters required for transforming validated test scenarios and AST structures into production-ready TypeScript E2E test function code. The code generation process combines business scenario context, API specification compliance, and structured AST representations to produce executable test functions that accurately validate backend implementation quality.
The writing process synthesizes multiple information sources to generate complete test functions that maintain business logic accuracy, API integration consistency, and comprehensive validation coverage while following established testing conventions and code quality standards.
This interface enables the final transformation from structured test representations into executable TypeScript code that can be immediately compiled and executed as part of comprehensive backend validation workflows.
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