API Test Automation Using Karate (Anil Kumar Moka)
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Author: Anil Kumar Moka (Capital One) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/anil-kumar-moka-700b6b35/ Presented at the RVA QA meetup on 18-April-2018 - https://www.meetup.com/RVA-QA/events/247952292/
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- 1. API Test Automation Using Karate
- 2. Current state • Tests only at presentation layer • No tests at Business layer/API layer -> • Potential Defects missed • DB Vulnerable • Downstream systems affected 3.5 Hours to complete testing
- 3. Why API testing? Fast and reliable Integrated with every dev commit Catch the defects early Helps us in No-Fear releases
- 4. REST Methods HTTP/REST CRUD DB POST Create INSERT GET Retrieve SELECT PUT Update UPDATE DELETE Delete DELETE
- 5. Karate Framework I want to test web services and currently use Java I want to test web services but don’t know Java/any programming I develop web services I am part of a team that develops/maintains web services Karate is easier and efficient than Java Karate scripts are in plain text Karate can be used for TDD Karate increases your velocity and integrates existing QA and CI/CD
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