I recently setup a new project that is using Spring-Data-Couchbase and I am completely stumped on how I should approach unit and integration testing here.
Typically with JPA I can mock out my Repository somehow (assuming this is similar for couchbase with Spring) and this is okay for unit testing, but normally for JPA I wire up an in memory database and have a full integration testing suite. Is there any way to do this with couchbase?
Also if you don't mind mentioning any tips here as this is my first major NoSQL project :) Thanks!
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Couchbase does not run in-memory unfortunately. For unit testing you would have to mock Couchbase's API. There is a CouchbaseMock project to facilitate that: https://github.com/couchbase/CouchbaseMock
There is also the possibility to use a runner prior to launching your test. There is probably a maven plugin that would allow you to run Couchbase or a Couchbase Docker image.
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