Nock doesn't appear to be intercepting middleware requests?

What is the expected behavior? Nock successfully finds request inside of middleware.

What is the actual behavior? I have a piece of middleware that performs authentication with a third-party service via request. I do this request with superagent. Obviously I want to mock this in my tests since it slows them down quite a lot and also is dependant on the third-parties server.

When using nock, it doesn’t seem to find the request at all. I even tried using the recorder and it only picks up the actual requests of my local endpoints. (Although it uses an unfamiliar IP and port?).

How to reproduce the issue (Don’t really wanna sign up to a service so will just post my code below.)

Auth Middleware

export default async (req, res, next) => {
      const user = await superagent
      .get(`https://domain.com/session/`)
      .query({ session })
      .set('Api-Key', '1234');
}

nock('https://domain.com/session/')
  .persist()
  .get('/session/')
  .reply(200, {
    success: true,
    username: 'testuser',
  })
  .log(console.log);

Versions

Software	Version(s)
Nock	10.0.6
Node	11.7.0

[gr2m]

I run into this a lot myself, definitely something we want to improve in future, but we first need to get some chore work done.

Glad you got it working!

[harshthakur92]

I am using Same URL in different test file, Also added persist(), still i am getting error of “Expected false to be truthy” please help its irritating.