API Testing an Application with Karate

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Nertil Poci

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:38

2. Introduction to Karate and API Testing Fundamentals

1. Overview.mp4

01:13

2. Version Check.mp4

00:44

3. What Is Karate.mp4

04:37

4. Preparing Your Environment.mp4

07:09

5. Creating Your First Karate Project.mp4

08:41

6. Adding Your First Karate Test.mp4

05:47

7. Summary.mp4

00:53

3. Creating Test Cases in Karate

1. Overview.mp4

01:14

2. Making Authenticated Requests.mp4

06:17

3. Creating Reusable Scenarios in Karate.mp4

03:36

4. Passing Parameters to APIs.mp4

02:58

5. Working with Assertions.mp4

04:11

6. Fuzzy Matching Response Data with Karate.mp4

08:48

7. Validating Response Data.mp4

04:54

8. Working with Functions.mp4

06:46

9. Summary.mp4

01:16

4. Advanced Testing Techniques Using Karate

1. Overview.mp4

01:09

2. Data Driven Testing.mp4

07:43

3. Importing Scenario Data Externally.mp4

03:55

4. Comparing API Results to Database.mp4

06:44

5. Generating Cucumber Reports.mp4

04:34

6. Performance Testing with Gatling.mp4

06:32

7. Running Tests with Maven.mp4

02:06

8. Summary.mp4

00:55

5. Integrating with CICD Pipelines

1. Overview.mp4

00:47

2. Setting up Jenkins.mp4

03:20

3. Connecting Jenkins to Github.mp4

04:33

4. Creating Build Pipelines with Jenkins.mp4

04:32

5. Adding Karate Tests to Jenkins Dashboard.mp4

03:40

6. Summary.mp4

00:54

6. Best Practices

1. Overview.mp4

00:40

2. Working with Karate Tags.mp4

03:24

3. Using the Karate Config File.mp4

02:36

4. Configuring Global Settings.mp4

04:31

5. Passing Feature Parameters.mp4

01:54

6. Summary.mp4

01:16

Description

This course will teach you how to test your API’s using Karate, a user-friendly, open-source framework for API testing that simplifies the validation of RESTful APIs with its expressive syntax and comprehensive features.

What You'll Learn?

In this course, API Testing an Application with Karate, you’ll learn how to test APIs using the Karate Framework. First, you'll start by setting up your environment for your API and the Karate framework. Next, you'll learn how to create basic test cases for the API endpoints for testing response results as well as error handling. After you have created some basic tests, you'll learn how to create data driven tests for more advanced testing scenarios as well as perform database validation to check the integrity of the data after performing requests. Then, you’ll learn how to integrate Karate with your CI/CD pipelines for automated testing on each build of the API. Finally, you’ll learn some of the best practices for creating test suites using the Karate Framework, how to handle test data properly, implement logging, documentation, and versioning for your tests. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of Karate to test APIs using the Karate framework.

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Nertil is a freelance software architect working with different companies around the globe to help them bring their products to market. He has a master’s degree in computer science with a focus in software architecture. One of his main passions is discovering new tools and libraries that exists out there. Knowing what tools are available building apps much easier and gives you the confidence you need when challenging task comes along. Nertil enjoys building practical open source apps in his spare time, it’s how he stays up to date with the latest technologies and contributes back to the open source community.

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