api testing tool code example
Example 1: api request tools
Tools to send API request
Postman -- Desktop client tool
Curl -- Command line client tool
RestAssured -- Java client library
SoapUI -- Desktop client tool
A lot of API documentation provide curl
command for example when we run the request and
Postman can easily import curl command without you
manually typing the whole part of the request.
Example 2: api testing approach
Write suitable test cases for the APIs and use testing techniques
like exploratory testing, boundary value analysis, positive and negative
testing for understanding the functionality.
• Verify the calls with combination of two or more value added parameters.
• Define the scope and basic functionality of the API program.
• Define the accurate input parameters.
• Test case execution and comparison of the results with expected results.
• Determining API behavior under conditions like the connection with files,
etc.
- There are different types of output observed of an API also:
The main consideration is returning correct results under any type of
conditions. Mainly, the output or results observed of an API are divided
into three sections as follows:
• Returning the result status values as ‘Pass’ or ‘Fail’.
• Result as data or any specific information.
• An event where the call to any API function will initiate the call to
another API function
Example 3: api testing approach
Write suitable test cases for the APIs
and use testing techniques
like exploratory testing,
boundary value analysis, positive and negative
testing for understanding the functionality.
• Verify the calls with combination of
two or more value added parameters.
• Define the scope and basic
functionality of the API program.
• Define the accurate input parameters.
• Test case execution and comparison
of the results with expected results.
• Determining API behavior under
conditions like the connection with files,
etc.
- There are different types of
output observed of an API also:
The main consideration is returning
correct results under any type of
conditions. Mainly, the output or
results observed of an API are divided
into three sections as follows:
• Returning the result status
values as ‘Pass’ or ‘Fail’.
• Result as data or any specific
information.
• An event where the call to any
API function will initiate the call to
another API function