Which databases are supported by the Probitas clients?

Probitas includes built-in clients for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, DuckDB, Redis, MongoDB, and Deno KV.

Can I test gRPC services with this skill?

Yes, Probitas provides specialized clients for both gRPC and ConnectRPC, and this skill provides the syntax and documentation to implement them.

How do I access the full API reference for specific clients?

The skill provides 'deno doc' commands for all core and client modules, pointing to the official JSR packages for Probitas.

What is the Probitas framework?

Probitas is a scenario-based E2E testing framework specifically designed for backend services, including APIs, databases, and message queues, built on the Deno ecosystem.

Does Probitas handle test cleanup automatically?

Yes, one of its key features is automatic resource cleanup, ensuring that database connections and other resources are properly closed after test execution.

Probitas Test Framework Helper

Name: Probitas Test Framework Helper
Author: probitas-test

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Security & Testing

Simplifies backend E2E testing by providing instant documentation and implementation patterns for the Probitas framework.

About

The probitas-info skill is a specialized resource for developers using the Probitas scenario-based E2E testing framework for backend services. It streamlines the testing process by offering immediate guidance on writing readable scenarios, utilizing built-in clients for APIs (REST, gRPC, GraphQL) and databases (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis), and implementing fluent assertions. Whether you are configuring complex message queue integrations or setting up automated resource cleanup, this skill provides the patterns and documentation links needed to build robust, production-grade test suites within the Probitas ecosystem.

Key Features

Provides quick access to Deno-based API documentation and LLM sitemaps
0 GitHub stars
Guides usage of fluent assertions and unified expect() syntax
Provides implementation syntax for 10+ built-in clients including SQL and NoSQL
Explains scenario-based testing patterns for backend services
Details automatic resource cleanup and 'batteries-included' utilities like faker

Use Cases

Finding specific factory functions for database and message queue clients
Generating boilerplate for multi-step backend integration tests
Comparing Probitas features with other E2E testing frameworks

About

Key Features

Provides quick access to Deno-based API documentation and LLM sitemaps
0 GitHub stars
Guides usage of fluent assertions and unified expect() syntax
Provides implementation syntax for 10+ built-in clients including SQL and NoSQL
Explains scenario-based testing patterns for backend services
Details automatic resource cleanup and 'batteries-included' utilities like faker

Use Cases

Finding specific factory functions for database and message queue clients
Generating boilerplate for multi-step backend integration tests
Comparing Probitas features with other E2E testing frameworks