Functional-Testing
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Functional testing refers to the process of testing the individual functions, interactions, and behavior of an API to ensure that it meets the specified requirements and functions correctly.
Let's pause for a moment to comprehend the benefits that Functional Testing provides in the realm of API Testing Services. Functional Testing serves the purpose of testing REST, SOAP, and GraphQL APIs. To accomplish this, the user is required to furnish API details, authorization, headers, path parameters, query parameters, functional assertions, and API-to-DB assertions.
To enhance the user experience, we offer tools such as JSON path extractors, XPATH extractors, JSON and XML schema generators. Upon executing the test script, users can view the generated report, which allows them to verify the results effectively.
Once the project is created, you'll be redirected to the dashboard.
Step 1: Click on Create Test Suite
Step 2: Enter Test Suite Name, Module name, and click on Create Test Suite button.
NOTE:
The Test Name can have only letters, numbers, and underscores.
Module name should not exceed 225 characters
Edit Test Suite
Step 1: Go to the desired Test Suite.
Step 2: Click on Edit Suite icon.
Step-3: Enter necessary Test Suite Name or Module Name, then clicks on Update.
Delete Test Suite
Step-1: Go to the desired Test Suite.
Step-2: Click on the Delete icon.
Step-3: Confirm the deletion.
Summary of Test Suite
The options available for API creation in Functional Testing that we offer:
Generate a test script by Importing Swagger JSON or WSDL URL
For example, you can utilize this open API:
Step-1: Provide valid Swagger JSON or WSDL URL in the field.
Step-2: Then, click on Get API's to get APIs from provided URL.
Step-3: Select required API's to be generated as Test Script. And click on Generate Test Script.
Step-4: If all processes occur as intended, the resulting list will display the generated Test Scripts as shown below.
Step-1: In the Upload Swagger JSON or WSDL File section click on Browse button and select the desired Swagger JSON or WSDL file.
Step-2: Then Select API's to generate test script.
Step-3: If all processes occur as intended, the resulting list will display the generated Test Scripts as shown below.
For example, you can utilize this open API:
Step-1: Please input the provided URL into the designated field labeled Import From Postman Collection
Step-2: Click on Get API's to retrieve the relevant APIs
Step-3: Select the API's and Generate Test Script.
Step-4: If all processes occur as intended, the resulting list will display the generated Test Scripts as shown below.
Step-1: In the Import from Postman Collection section click on Upload Json File button and select the desired postman collection JSON file.
Step-2: Then Select API's to generate test script.
Step-3: If all processes occur as intended, the resulting list will display the generated Test Scripts as shown below.
To create a manual API Test, click on Add button in the Create Manual API Test section.
Once required API details are provided, click on Save to save the Test Script.
Now, let's comprehensively grasp the process of building and executing test scripts, including a thorough explanation of all the supported options.
Interested in gaining a more detailed understanding of Test Script? Below is a comprehensive list of Test Script's details.
Info
Authorization
Headers and Params
Body
Assertions
API testing reports provide insights into functional behavior of your APIs during testing.
Parametrization:
Compare and download functional reports
Execute Multiple Test Scripts
Execute Multiple Test Suites
Related Topics:
To create an API manually, it's essential to provide the required information outlined
To Build and Execute Test Script
To gain insights of the reports, please navigate to the page.
Explore to gain a deeper understanding of its functionality.
To observe the reports comparison between two API's kindly go through .
This feature allows you to .
Functional Testing provides an advanced capability that enables the simultaneous .