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Authorization

Most likely, your application uses authentication and you do not want to disable it for integration tests. FlueFlame provides several methods to solve this problem.

Set Bearer token once

You can set the authentication header before sending the request. The WithJwtToken method will set the Authorization header with your token.

csharp
[Test]
public void AuthWithJwtReturnsOk()
{
    HttpHost.Get
        .Url("/api/admin/test")
        .WithJwtToken(YourToken)
        .Send()
        .Response
            .AssertStatusCode(HttpStatusCode.OK);
}

Set Bearer token globaly

Setting an auth token on a per-request basis can be cumbersome, so you can add a default header for IFlueFlameHttpHost in your TestBase class:

csharp
public class TestBase
{
    protected IFlueFlameHttpHost HttpHost { get; }

    public TestBase()
    {
        //...

        HttpHost = builder.BuildHttpHost(b =>
		{
			//Configure HttpClient only for FlueFlameHttpHost
			b.ConfigureHttpClient(client =>
			{
				client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", $"Bearer {GetJwtToken()}");
			});
		});
    }
}