Test Class for Apex rest services is not getting parameters

I am developing a Apex REST class for an external system. I have done with the development and everything is working good.

Now I am creating test classes for this Rest class.

Problem I want to set params in RestContext.request.params but it is not setting parameters.

Below is my Rest class

@RestResource(urlMapping='/ownerPortal')
global class Rest_Services_Owner_Portal {

    Private static String ACTION_PARAM =  'action';
    Private static String TEST_SERVICE =  'testService';
    Private static String GET_BANK_DETAILD =  'getBankDetails';
    Private static String EDIT_BANK_DETAILD =  'editBankDetails';
    Private static String CREATE_BANK_DETAILD =  'createBankDetails';
    public static Object result;
    public static String jsonString{get{
        return JSON.serialize(result);
    }set;}
    @HttpPost
    global static void  handleRequest() {
        RestResponse response = RestContext.response;
        try{
            response.addHeader('Content-Type','application/json');
            RestRequest req = RestContext.request;
            Map<String,String> headersMap = req.headers;
            if(!req.params.containsKey('action')){
                throw New CustomException('action parameter is required!');
            }
            if(String.isBlank(headersMap.get('CRS_Authorization'))){
                throw New CustomException('CRS authorization header missing!');
            }
            String action = req.params.get('action');
            if(TEST_SERVICE.equalsIgnoreCase(action)){
                result = Rest_Services_Owner_Portal_Handler.testService(req.requestBody.toString());
            }else{
                throw New CustomException('Invalid action!');
            }
        }catch(CustomException cx){
            response.statusCode = 403;
            result = New ResponseClass('error',null,cx.getMessage(),cx.getMessage());
        }catch(Exception ex){
            result = New ResponseClass('error',null,ex.getMessage(),ex.getMessage());
        }
        response.responseBody = Blob.valueOf(jsonString);
    }
}

And following is my ServiceHandler class

public  class Rest_Services_Owner_Portal_Handler {
    public Rest_Services_Owner_Portal_Handler() {

    }

    public static Object testService(String data){

        System.debug(data);
        return New ResponseClass('success',JSON.deserializeUntyped(data),'Services are working!','Services are working!');
    }
}

And following is my Response Class

public with sharing class ResponseClass {
    public String status{get;set;}
    public Object result{get;set;}
    public String message{get;set;}
    public String debugMessage{get;set;}
    public ResponseClass(){

    }
    public ResponseClass(String status,Object result,String message,String debugMessage) {
        this.status = status;
        this.result = result;
        this.message = message;
        this.debugMessage = debugMessage;
    }
}

Below is my Test class

@isTest
private class Test_Rest_Services_Owner_Portal {

    @testSetup static void setupTestData(){

    }


  static testMethod void testService() {

    RestRequest req = new RestRequest(); 
    req.requestURI = Constants.OWNER_PORTAL_ENDPOINTS.get('testService');  
    req.httpMethod = 'POST';
    req.addHeader('CRS_Authorization','00DO000000537j1!ARsAQHvz9MMOxZ24dez0hCYWl0_WpITR1kIoOv3wo67zV6a48Y0RYN9FEzPQf.73.7TZGrVEnq_9X5zLGryMAVVNnQO4jehD');
    Map<Object,Object> requestMap = New Map<Object,Object>{
        'test' => 'test'
    };
    req.addParameter('action','testService');
    req.requestBody = Blob.valueOf(JSON.serialize(requestMap));
    RestContext.request = req;
    System.debug(req);
    Rest_Services_Owner_Portal.handleRequest();
    RestResponse response = RestContext.response;
    System.debug(response.responseBody.toString());

  }

}

Anyone have any Idea, how to test Rest class written in above pattern.

Thanks

Answers:

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Method 1

In unit tests neither RestContext.request or RestContext.response are automatically initialised whereas in the normal execution environment they are. So if your @RestResource class references these values you need to set both of them up in your test.

So add to your test before the call to the @HttpPost method:

RestContext.response = new RestResponse();

so that this line in your @HttpPost method:

response.addHeader('Content-Type','application/json');

does not cause an NPE that breaks your test because response is null.

Method 2

You might use

RestContext.request.addParameter('','');
System.RestContext.request = new RestRequest();
RestContext.request.requestBody = Blob.valueOf(JSON.serialize(conList)+'<<<<<');
RestContext.request.addParameter('action','testService');

It worked for me…

Method 3

Here is a good unit test example for apex rest services by Jeff Douglas.

http://blog.jeffdouglas.com/2012/03/21/writing-unit-tests-for-v24-apex-rest-services/

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