Sharing & Learning Together : Some Interesting Articles on API Concepts

 

Everything of worth on earth is there to share. Sharing enriches everyone with more knowledge. The more we share more we have.

Here I have listed down some interesting links on API Concepts, Click the links below and enjoy reading:

• What is API?
• What is REST?
• Different types of API
• Manual API Testing using Postman for Beginners

The list is not done...To be Continued...

Until Then...

Happy Testing 😇

Aww Moment of FEB 2021: ITIL Internal Foundation Level Clearance

Hey Guys!!! Greetings For The Day!!!

In this Post would like to share one of my achievement in this month. Cleared the ITIL Foundation Level - Internal Certification organized by my firm Billennium IT Services (M) Sdn. Bhd. Although not a Global one but Company held training, it was on my learning list for almost a year, and now happy that I have an understanding of it. 

A big thanks to Vikas, Mariusz the respectful Directors of my firm Billennium IT Services (M) Sdn. Bhd. and the Billennium Malaysia, KL HR Team for organizing this amazing learning experience. A Big Thanks to you all once again 😇

Happy to share my Certificate with you all Yippeee!!! Here it is ITIL Certification - Jency Stella

Happy Learning 😇

Happy Billennial 😊

#Billennium #Billennial #BillenniumSquad #BillenniumKL #BillenniumMalaysia 

API Testing 'A Beginners View': Data-Driven Testing In Postman

Hi Everyone!!! Let's check out some details about Data-Driven Testing with Postman using CSV and JSON files😊

Data-driven testing can be a very effective approach in testing an API against different data-sets. Postman supports CSV and JSON files to get data for the test scripts. The data-driven approach is useful when we need to execute a test with multiple sets of Data. Also, modifying or adding any data fields will just need updating the data files which is easier than going to test script and updating test data. 

To explain the same I’ll use a sample request which I use in my daily work.

Steps to do this:-

1. Now, in this example, I want to refer Row_No, UCI_Number, and Entity_ID from a CSV file. So, as a pre-requisite, we need to define these in a variable. In order to do so in the Pre-request Script tab we need to set the variables as in the screenshot, so that going ahead values will be read from variables.
2. Create a CSV file having these variables and values.
3. Now go to Collection Runner, and import this data file and click on the Run button. Data File Preview:

After hitting on the run:

Run can be stopped any time of execution: