I have a search method:
func (sa *SearchApi) Search(c endpoints.Context, r *SearchQuery) (*SearchResults, error) { .. }
as you can see it takes an endpoints.Context e.g:
ctx := endpoints.NewContext(req1)
however with aetest, i'm using different context:
otherCtx, err := aetest.NewContext(&aetest.Options{"", true})
Particularly this context has extra options for strong consistency - since i'm setting up data so I can test a read only api.
I can't pass the otherCxt through to my Search method because it's not an endpoints.Context
otherCtx:
type Context interface {
appengine.Context
// Login causes the context to act as the given user.
Login(*user.User)
// Logout causes the context to act as a logged-out user.
Logout()
// Close kills the child api_server.py process,
// releasing its resources.
io.Closer
}
endpoints.Context:
type Context interface {
appengine.Context
// HTTPRequest returns the request associated with this context.
HTTPRequest() *http.Request
// Namespace returns a replacement context that operates within the given namespace.
Namespace(name string) (Context, error)
// CurrentOAuthClientID returns a clientID associated with the scope.
CurrentOAuthClientID(scope string) (string, error)
// CurrentOAuthUser returns a user of this request for the given scope.
// It caches OAuth info at the first call for future invocations.
//
// Returns an error if data for this scope is not available.
CurrentOAuthUser(scope string) (*user.User, error)
}
what's the recommend approach for testing go-endpoints with aetest? Is it possible to just transform the aetest context into the endpoints context?