Metric-Imperial Converter

[Bede]

Hello, I’m getting the below response when I automatically run the test even though all 21 tests are passing in the console output.

Here is the link to my code solution: boilerplate-project-metricimpconverter - Replit

[lasjorg]

Try using Gitpod instead.

For some reason the test array returned from the internal endpoint /_api/get-tests is empty.

Your code passes for me on Gitpod.

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As an aside, the example project doesn’t pass either (sends {"status":"unavailable"} for the /_api/get-tests) but I can’t remember if that is supposed to be like that or what.

[Bede]

Thanks for the feedback. I encountered the same issue with Gitpod. When I adjusted the ‘test’ script in the ‘package.json’ to “mocha ./tests/1_unit-tests.js --ui tdd && mocha ./tests/2_functional-tests.js --ui tdd” I got, Passed: All 16 unit tests are complete and passing. but Failed: All 5 functional tests are complete and passing.

Here is the link to my code solution: https://debug-freecodecam-boilerplate-fn3bnaco2ol.ws-us108.gitpod.io/?folder=/workspace/boilerplate-project-metricimpconverter

[lasjorg]

Instead of changing the script try adding NODE_ENV=test to an .env file.

If you have a GitHub repo with your code post that otherwise you can share your Gitpod workspace.

Collaboration & Sharing of Gitpod workspaces - Docs

[Bede]

I did add NODE_ENV=test to an .env file, else I wouldn’t be able to run the tests automatically.
Here is my GitHub repo : GitHub - SBedeB/Metric-Imperial-Converter: Metric-Imperial Converter App

Thank you

[lasjorg]

Your code is passing for me on Gitpod. All I did was open the Gitpod boilerplate, copy and paste all the code, rename the .env file from sample.env to .env and uncomment the test variable (and restart the server).

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In the future, please clone the boilerplate down and keep everything as is (folder and file structure) make your changes, commit, and push that to your own repo.

[Bede]

I appreciate your feedback. When I comment /uncomment the test variable I get the below:
// running tests
All 16 unit tests are complete and passing.
All 5 functional tests are complete and passing.
// tests completed
// console output
[Error: expected { status: ‘unavailable’ } to be an array]
[Error: expected { status: ‘unavailable’ } to be an array]

I have no idea what to do to pass:
Failed: All 16 unit tests are complete and passing.
Failed: All 5 functional tests are complete and passing.