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The Browser type not only supports in making simulated HTTP GET requests but also supports the other HTTP verbs through the methods Post, Delete, Put, Patch, Options, and Head, it. Each of these methods is used in a similar fashion to Get. In later recipes, we will see how to specify the body of the simulated HTTP request; for example, a call to Post. We will also see how to set HTTP headers for calls made through the Browser objects.

Furthermore, if you want a test to make a sequence of calls to your API, you can do this by using the Then method on the BrowserResponse class. The Then method allows you to chain simulated HTTP requests one after the other in the following manner:

      var actual = sut.Get("/").Then.Get("/foo");

Lastly, Nancy.Testing includes some convenient methods for asserting against the contents of the body of responses when the body is either JSON, XML, or HTML. We will see these features in the upcoming recipes as we will actually start returning something from our route handlers.