[99s-extend] populating #http_req for unit testing

[Brown, Kevin]

Cowfolk,

I am doing something like this to create an #http_req suitable for unit
testing my resource callbacks:

-define (HTTP_REQ_ENCODERS_PORT_8000,  #http_req{host= <<"www.foo.com">> ,
port=8000, path= <<"/encoders">>,transport=ranch_tcp, qs= <<>>, fragment=
<<>> }).

Notice that I needed to set the transport to a Cowboy specific atom
because I wanted to get cowboy_req:host_url and cowboy_req:path to work
properly.  

I'm sure there is a method that Cowboy uses internally to populate an
#http_req from a URL that I could use for testing.  What might that be?
How else should I be populating this record.

Cheers,

-kb






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