Karate DSL- API Automation and Performance from Zero to Hero

Karate DSL: API Automation and Performance from Zero to Hero, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.73, with 45 lectures, based on 3354 reviews, and has 14799 subscribers.

You will learn about How to automate API testing Performance and Load testing with Gatling JSON Manipulations Test-Data Generation Creating Strong Assertions User-Flow Simulation using APIs This course is ideal for individuals who are Quality Engineers or QA Automation Engineers or Developers who need quickly automate API regression testing It is particularly useful for Quality Engineers or QA Automation Engineers or Developers who need quickly automate API regression testing.

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Summary

Title: Karate DSL: API Automation and Performance from Zero to Hero

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.73

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to automate API testing

Performance and Load testing with Gatling

JSON Manipulations

Test-Data Generation

Creating Strong Assertions

User-Flow Simulation using APIs

Who Should Attend

Quality Engineers

QA Automation Engineers

Developers who need quickly automate API regression testing

Target Audiences

Quality Engineers

QA Automation Engineers

Developers who need quickly automate API regression testing

Karate DSL – a framework for API automation testing, Performance, and Load testing. This framework is running on Java and using Apache HTTP client to perform Http connections. For the performance testing, Karate DSL has a very nice integration with the Gatling framework.

Karate has its own scripting language (DSL – Domain Specific Language), which is pretty simple and can be picked up by people who don’t have coding experience. It looks like the Cucumber framework, but it only looks like that. The framework has a predefined set of scripting commands for any operation you might need during interaction with APIs. Also, the framework has native support of JAVA and JavaScript programming languages, so you can create any custom methods and use it in Karate if you need it.

The key advantages of the framework:

Own easy scripting language. You don’t need to have coding skills to start writing tests

Native JavaScript support and JSON objects (forget about parsers)

Very powerful assertions and JSON schema validation

Parallel execution (it’s very fast)

Integration with Gatling for Performance testing

What you will learn:

Basics: what is API and JSON objects. You ll have a clear understanding of the concept of how API works and how to work with JSON objects

How to set up and configure Karate framework from scratch

How to perform GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests

How to make powerful assertions for API responses, traverse through JSON objects, fuzzy matching assertions, and JSON schema validation

How to chain API calls, re-use API response to form new API request

How to generate random test data, use this test data in API requests

How to handle authorization headers, access tokens

Before/After hooks, parallel test execution, conditional testing, data-driven testing

How to use Karate scripts for Performance and Load Testing with Gatling framework

Karate DSL is a really great framework for API Automation and my Number 1 choice.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Karate VS Rest Assured

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: What is JSON

Lecture 2: What is API

Chapter 3: Setup

Lecture 1: Environment Setup

Lecture 2: Test Project Overview

Lecture 3: Karate Framework Setup

Lecture 4: Karate Framework Overview

Chapter 4: API Automation

Lecture 1: First GET Request

Lecture 2: Url and Path

Lecture 3: Simple Assertions

Lecture 4: First POST Request

Lecture 5: Runner Configuration and Tags

Lecture 6: DELETE Request

Lecture 7: Calling Other Feature

Lecture 8: Environment Variables

Lecture 9: Embedded and Multi-Line Expressions

Lecture 10: Assertions

Lecture 11: Fuzzy Matching

Lecture 12: Schema Validation

Lecture 13: Test-Data Generator

Lecture 14: Data Driven Scenario

Lecture 15: Reading Other Files

Lecture 16: Mistakes and Debugging

Lecture 17: Homework

Chapter 5: Advanced Features

Lecture 1: Before and After Hooks

Lecture 2: Parallel Execution

Lecture 3: Cucumber Reporter

Lecture 4: Conditional Logic

Lecture 5: Retry and Sleep

Lecture 6: JSON Transforms

Lecture 7: Type Conversion

Lecture 8: Connect to SQL Database

Lecture 9: Karate in Docker Container

Chapter 6: Performance Testing with Gatling

Lecture 1: Gatling Setup

Lecture 2: First Simulation

Lecture 3: Karate Protocol

Lecture 4: User Think Time

Lecture 5: Simulation Setup

Lecture 6: Feeder From File

Lecture 7: Custom Feeder

Lecture 8: Name Resolver

Lecture 9: Dispatcher Configuration

Chapter 7: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Where to Find More Information?

Lecture 2: Final Words

Instructors

Artem Bondar
Test Automation Engineer | Cypress and Playwright Expert

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1 stars: 13 votes

2 stars: 22 votes

3 stars: 162 votes

4 stars: 1172 votes

5 stars: 1985 votes

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