Hi,
I'm using e.g.this:
(let [response (app (request :post "/user-register"
{:par1 "val" :par2 "val"}))] )
This works, but now I have a service that is provided by external library
and requires the type of the request to be explicitly set to
application/json. How do I do this?
I checked the
api<http://weavejester.github.io/ring-mock/ring.mock.request.html> there's
a "content-type" function:
content-type
(content-type request mime-type)
Set the content type of the request map.
I tried
(let [response (app
(content-type (request :post "/login" {:username "jane"
:password "test"})
"application/json"))] )
Doesn't work...
Also found this
entry<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17035319/how-do-i-mock-a-json-post-request-in-ring>in
StackOverflow asking the same, but also seems not to work + don't like
having to pass the body as escaped string instead of a map...
Thanks.
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