This document discusses various types of API testing including functionality, usability, reliability, load, creativity, security, proficiency, and documentation testing. It provides two examples of API tests - one to test getting a list of countries and another to test getting details of a single country. Key aspects covered include generating test data, preparing variables, using prepared variables in tests, running test collections, and reviewing test results. The overall document provides guidance on developing comprehensive API tests.

1. Postman Runner
by @FachrulCH

2. API Testing
• Who is your target audience? Who is your API consumer?
• What environment/s should the API typically be used?
• What aspects are you testing?
• What problems are we testing for?
• What are your priorities to test?
• What is supposed to happen in normal circumstances?
• What could potentially happen in abnormal circumstances?
• What is defined as a Pass or a Fail? What data is the desired output? What is the chain of events?
• What other APIs could this API interact with?
• Who on your team is in charge of testing what?

3. Kinds of API testing
• Functionality testing — the API technically works.
• Usability testing — the API is easy to work with.
• Reliability testing — the API can be consistently connected to and lead to consistent results.
• Load testing — the API can handle a large amount of calls.
• Creativity testing — the API can handle being used in different ways.
• Security testing — the API has defined security requirements including authentication, permissions and access
controls. See some API security tips for protectiving vital data.
• Proficiency testing — the API increases what developers are able to do.
• API documentation testing — also called discovery testing, the API documentation easily guides the user.

4. postman?

6. Case 1
What to test?
1. Response status 200
2. Response time (optional)
3. Response is equal to string (optional)
4. Total > 0
5. Content type json
6. Contain 'Indonesia'
What the test look like?
Story: We want to get list of country in the system

8. Case 2
What to test?
1. Response status 200
2. Response time (optional)
3. Contain 1 data
4. Content type json
5. Contain Selected country name
What the test look like?
Story: We want to get detail info of one country

9. prepare
• Select one country (add following code in case 1 sample)

10. Generate dummy data
http://www.generatedata.com/

11. Advance trick

12. Prepared variable

13. Prepared variable
Used Here

14. Assertion test

15. Generate dummy data
http://www.generatedata.com/
Download dummy data
in .json format

16. Running a collection

17. Test result

18. kelar!
thanks :D
@fachrulch