Error: Request entity too large about ember-cli-fastboot-testing

[CvX]

Raising the limit sounds good! The default 100kb is definitely too low for many reasonable cases. 🙂

I wouldn’t expose bodyParser options to ECFT users. It’s an implementation details that could change (e.g. if we move communication from http to web sockets).

[KalachevDev]

@CvX Agreed! Would you like me to raise PR with these changes?

[CvX]

Yeah, that would be great! 😃

[ryanto]

Yup, totally agree!

[KalachevDev]

Opened #79

[ryanto]

Hey @KalachevDev you mentioned you're using ember-cli-fastboot-testing with ember-cli-mirage. I'd love to hear about how you've set that up?

[CvX]

I’m also using mirage factories with ECFT. It’s something along those lines:

import { module, test } from 'qunit';
import { setup, visit, mockServer } from 'ember-cli-fastboot-testing/test-support';
import noteFactory from '../../mirage/factories/note';

module('FastBoot | notes list test', function(hooks) {
  setup(hooks);

  test('it has the correct page title', async function(assert) {
    let note = new noteFactory().build();
    await mockServer.get(hostname, '/api/note/1', { note });

    let { htmlDocument } = await visit('/notes/1');

    assert
      .dom('head title', htmlDocument)
      .hasText('A test note');
  });
});

[KalachevDev]

@ryanto sure! @CvX we do a bit different:
Created such helper: https://gist.github.com/KalachevDev/e192dc68769803da22a5412b7af602d2
And use it following way in tests:

await mockServer.get(urlToPassToMirage).resolve()

[ryanto]

Awesome, thanks!

This was released as version 0.0.17

[KalachevDev]

Thanks, @ryanto