Hands-On Cloud-Native Applications with Java and Quarkus

Creating a test class that performs basic authentication

Our test class needs to be adjusted so that it can fit the new secured scenario. In practice, we need to send the header files with the user's credentials, along with the HTTP request, with them to authorize the service's execution. Thanks to the Fluent RestAssured API, it is fairly easy to plug the auth() method into our HTTP request, as shown in the following code:

@Testpublic void testCustomerService() {    // Test GET for Customer size    given()            .auth()            .preemptive()            .basic("frank", "password123")            .when().get("/customers")            .then()            .statusCode(200)            .body("$.size()", is(2));    JsonObject objOrder = Json.createObjectBuilder()            .add("item", "bike")            .add("price", new Long(100))            .build();    // ...