Example for serving test/resource/... files for jUnit tests? about nanohttpd HOT 4 CLOSED

You have a couple of options:

• src/test/resources is mapped into the classpath by Maven when you run tests. You can get an input stream by getting a reference to your nanohttpd server, and calling getResourceAsStream()

    @Override public Response serve(HTTPSession session) {
        String uri = session.getUri();
        InputStream stream = getClass().getResourceAsStream(uri);
        if (stream == null) {
            return new Response(Response.Status.NOT_FOUND, MIME_PLAINTEXT, "Not Found: "+uri);
        }
        return new Response(Response.Status.OK, MIME_HTML, stream);
    }

• Alternatively the starting base directory when running tests is usually the project itself. That means you could prepend "src/test/resources" onto the URI and go looking for a file at that location.

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@psh Thanks!

One more thing, not all the files will be HTML. Can this be generalized to arbitrary mimetypes?

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The constant being passed for the mime type is just a String, so feel free to use whatever suits the file you have. Check out the "webserver" sub-project for code that associates file extensions to their appropriate mime type if you need an idea of what to do.

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@psh Thanks again!

Could you tweak the example to make use of webserver associations?

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