API TESTING

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Hari is a software engineer who needs to build tested APIs for a new product. The document provides guidance on how to start API testing, including testing the API response, data insertion, edge cases with wrong user inputs, security with unauthorized access, unit testing, integration testing, edge case testing, authentication, and achieving full code coverage does not guarantee full test coverage. Security testing to check who can access the API and what level of access they have is also recommended.

Sijan Bhandari
@sijanonly
Software Engineer
at
Leapfrog Technology

Hari is a Software Engineer at Fusemachines.

He needs to build Tested API
for a product.

Integration
Testing
Edge Cases
Testing
Security
Testing
Unit
Testing

What if unauthorized user try to access
your API ?

Authentication Authorization
Who you are ? What access you have ?

100% CODE coverage
doesn’t mean
100% TEST coverage

API testing verifies the functionality, usability, security, and performance of application programming interfaces (APIs). Key aspects to test include input parameters, error handling, response times, authentication, and documentation. Automated testing scripts should be created to regularly test APIs for bugs such as unhandled errors, security vulnerabilities, incorrect responses, and reliability issues. Thorough API testing requires considering parameter combinations, output validation across systems, and exception handling.

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API TESTING

1. Sijan Bhandari @sijanonly Software Engineer at Leapfrog Technology

2. How to start API TESTING?

3. Hari is a Software Engineer at Fusemachines.

4. He needs to build Tested API for a product.

5. API Testing ?

6. Integration Testing Edge Cases Testing Security Testing Unit Testing

7. Hari list out all possible WHquestions.

8. Whether API gives right response ?

9. Is API inserting data correctly ?

10. What if user inserts wrong inputs?

11. What if unauthorized user try to access your API ?

12. Unit Testing

14. Integration Testing

16. Edge Test Cases

18. Authentication ?

19. Authentication Authorization Who you are ? What access you have ?

20. Security Testing

22. 100% CODE coverage doesn’t mean 100% TEST coverage

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