An environment includes API endpoints, authentication profiles for REST, SOAP, and GraphQL services, database connection settings, custom project properties, and parameters of connection to JMS servers. By switching an environment, you can quickly change properties of your test without the necessity of changing them manually.
In this video, we're going to show how we can generate a command line, that we could use as part of a pipeline execution, or to run some tests headlessly in different environments.
In today’s bonus episode of What’s New in SwaggerHub Explore - Frank Kilcommins walks us through the simple utility CLI for migrating your data from #Swagger Inspector into #SwaggerHub Explore.
As API testing continues to evolve, testers face challenges that prohibit comprehensive test coverage and hinders their ability to deliver high quality software. API exploration can kickstart a testers API journey before they embark on advanced testing tools for APIs. This video is designed to equip testers with in-depth knowledge and practical techniques for API exploration, empowering them to enhance their testing efforts and uncover the full potential of APIs.
Check out episode 4 in our SwaggerHub Explore monthly update series! In this episode, Frank and Temil walk through the details of the new SwaggerHub Explore two-way integration with Swagger & discuss how to use it.
In this short video we demonstrate an example of data driving tests by using an excel sheet as a datasource. This is just one of many datasource options in ReadyAPI. This is extremely useful and time saving when testing an application with multiple sets of data values during regression testing or performing repetitive tasks with data that changes often.