Writing Pact test in Scala

[Chuan Chuan Law]

Hi,

I am trying to write a simple consumer test in Scala by following the example in https://github.com/ITV/scala-pact/blob/master/scalapact-scalatest/src/test/scala/com/itv/scalapact/ExampleSpec.scala which looks like:

import ScalaPactForger._
	class ExampleSpec extends FunSpec with Matchers {
	private implicit val formats = DefaultFormats
	describe("Example CDC Integration tests") {
	it("Should be able to create a contract for a simple GET") {
	val endPoint = "/hello"
	forgePact
	.between("My Consumer")
	.and("Their Provider Service")
	.addInteraction(
	interaction
	.description("a simple get example")
	.uponReceiving(endPoint)
	.willRespondWith(200, "Hello there!")
	)
	.runConsumerTest { mockConfig =>

When I compile, I am getting compilation error that :

not found: object ScalaPactForger

[error] import ScalaPactForger._

May I know under which library does ScalaPactForger lives?

Thanks.

[Chuan Chuan Law]

This is solved by import com.itv.scalapact.ScalaPactForger.{ScalaPactMatchingRuleRegex, ScalaPactOptions, _}

[Dave Smith]

Hi,

Sorry I only just noticed this. You are correct, however you should just use _.

The example spec found here is actually misleading, because it's a test case in it's own project it doesn't need the fully qualified path - I hadn't thought of that when I wrote it!

https://github.com/ITV/scala-pact/blob/master/scalapact-scalatest/src/test/scala/com/itv/scalapact/ExampleSpec.scala

So it just says:

import ScalaPactForger._

But as you said it should be:

import com.itv.scalapact.ScalaPactForger._

Cheers,

Dave

[Dave Smith]

I case anyone else is struggling, I've added a simple example setup to the project:

https://github.com/ITV/scala-pact/tree/master/example