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Testing patterns for Prowler API: JSON:API, Celery tasks, RLS isolation, RBAC. Trigger: When writing tests for api/ (JSON:API requests/assertions, cross-tenant isolation, RBAC, Celery tasks, viewsets/serializers).
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Testing patterns for Prowler API: JSON:API, Celery tasks, RLS isolation, RBAC. Trigger: When writing tests for api/ (JSON:API requests/assertions, cross-tenant isolation, RBAC, Celery tasks, viewsets/serializers).
name: prowler-test-api
description: >
Testing patterns for Prowler API: JSON:API, Celery tasks, RLS isolation, RBAC.
Trigger: When writing tests for api/ (JSON:API requests/assertions, cross-tenant isolation, RBAC, Celery tasks, viewsets/serializers).
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
author: prowler-cloud
version: "1.1.0"
scope: [root, api]
auto_invoke:
- "Writing Prowler API tests"
- "Testing RLS tenant isolation"
allowed-tools: Read, Edit, Write, Glob, Grep, Bash, WebFetch, WebSearch, Task---
create_test_user (session) ─► tenants_fixture (function) ─► authenticated_client
│
└─► aws_provider ─► scans_fixture ─► findings_fixture| Fixture | Description | |---------|-------------| | `create_test_user` | Session user (`dev@prowler.com`) | | `tenants_fixture` | 3 tenants: [0],[1] have membership, [2] isolated | | `authenticated_client` | Django test client with JWT for tenant[0] | | `authenticated_client_for_tenant_factory` | Creates a Django test client with JWT for a specific user and tenant | | `provider_factory` | Creates one validated provider with provider-specific defaults | | `aws_provider` | 1 AWS provider in tenant[0] | | `aws_provider_pair` | 2 AWS providers in tenant[0] | | `all_provider_types_fixture` | 1 provider for every supported provider type | | `tasks_fixture` | 2 Celery tasks with TaskResult |
| Fixture | Permissions | |---------|-------------| | `authenticated_client_rbac` | All permissions (admin) | | `authenticated_client_rbac_noroles` | Membership but NO roles | | `authenticated_client_no_permissions_rbac` | All permissions = False |
Use `authenticated_client` for normal view behavior tests. It uses a cheap JWT and still runs the real request authentication path. Use serializer-generated JWTs or API-key clients only when the test is specifically about token obtain/refresh, invalid tokens, expired tokens, tenant switching by token, API keys, or unauthenticated 401 behavior. Use `authenticated_client_for_tenant_factory` when a test needs a cheap JWT client for a different user or tenant.
---
response = client.post(
reverse("provider-list"),
data={"data": {"type": "providers", "attributes": {...}}},
format="vnd.api+json", # NOT content_type!
)response = client.patch(
reverse("provider-detail", kwargs={"pk": provider.id}),
data={"data": {"type": "providers", "id": str(provider.id), "attributes": {...}}},
content_type="application/vnd.api+json", # NOT format!
)data = response.json()["data"] attrs = data["attributes"] errors = response.json()["errors"] # For 400 responses
---
**RLS returns 404, NOT 403** - the resource is invisible, not forbidden.
def test_cross_tenant_access_denied(self, authenticated_client, tenants_fixture):
other_tenant = tenants_fixture[2] # Isolated tenant
foreign_provider = Provider.objects.create(tenant_id=other_tenant.id, ...)
response = authenticated_client.get(reverse("provider-detail", args=[foreign_provider.id]))
assert response.status_code == status.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND # NOT 403!---
| Strategy | Use For | |----------|---------| | Mock `.delay()` + `Task.objects.get` | Testing views that trigger tasks | | `task.apply()` | Synchronous task logic testing | | Mock `chain`/`group` | Testing Canvas orchestration | | Mock `connection` | Testing `@set_tenant` decorator | | Mock `apply_async` | Testing Beat scheduled tasks |
| Problem | Impact | |---------|--------| | No task serialization | Misses argument type errors | | No broker interaction | Hides connection issues | | Different execution context | `self.request` behaves differently |
**Instead, use:** `task.apply()` for sync execution, mocking for isolation.
> **Full examples:** See [assets/api_test.py](assets/api_test.py) for `TestCeleryTaskLogic`, `TestCeleryCanvas`, `TestSetTenantDecorator`, `TestBeatScheduling`.
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# BAD - TruffleHog flags these: api_key = "sk-test1234567890T3BlbkFJtest1234567890" # GOOD - obviously fake: api_key = "sk-fake-test-key-for-unit-testing-only"
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| Scenario | Code | |----------|------| | Successful GET | 200 | | Successful POST | 201 | | Async operation (DELETE/scan trigger) | 202 | | Sync DELETE | 204 | | Validation error | 400 | | Missing permission (RBAC) | 403 | | RLS isolation / not found | 404 |
---
cd api && uv run pytest -x --tb=short cd api && uv run pytest -k "test_provider" cd api && uv run pytest api/src/backend/api/tests/test_rbac.py
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