Bridge

Bridge component is used for accessing the DI container of the application. When the application is started, the bridge is created and the DI container is accessed in the tests.

If you want to access to the beans of the application, you can simply do:

// setup
TestSystem()
  .with {
    //other deps...
    bridge()
  }

// while writing tests
validate {
  using<YourBean> {
    this.doSomething()
  }

  using<Bean1, Bean2> { bean1, bean2 ->
    bean1.doSomething()
    bean2.doSomething()
  }
}

Both Spring-Boot and Ktor have bridge function built-in, so you don't have to add any extra dependency than com-trendyol:stove-ktor-testing-e2e or com-trendyol-stove-spring-testing-e2e. If you are using Spring-Boot, the bridge will be referring to theApplicationContext and if you are using Ktor, it will be referring to the Application.