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Scenario #1 Schema TestingĪs JSON parsing seems to be done on a field by field basis in Flows, it doesn’t currently seem possible to extract the entire schema from the response body in order to compare it with a stored value (correct me if I’m wrong folks!). That involves creating fake input data and deliberately. Numbers added by me relate to this blog post. It is important to test positive and negative scenarios to ensure the API can handle them gracefully.

I thought it might be good to show examples of how, you can execute tests in all 6 areas using Postman Flows.

Julia’s talk included the following slide, which detailed 6 important high level scenarios to consider when performing API tests. The next group of tests is negative testing where we expect the application to gracefully handle problem scenarios with both valid user input (for example. At this stage, we can choose between the following three approaches: Working with GraphQL Query. Make sure you are working on the Collections tab in Postman. A huge draw for me was meeting the wonderfully talented Julia Pottinger who, with the backstage support of her QA partner Orane Findley wowed the attendees with her characteristically clear and simple explanation of “Next Level API Automation”. So, we must also use POST method with our countries API. You can override this by specifying one in the request. I recently volunteered at the awesome Ministry of Testing’s Testbash UK 2022. 350 API Testing QA Postman jobs available on . Negative Tests Example 05 - Continuous API Testing Negative Tests Run Save Authorization Pre-request Script Tests This authorization method will be used for every request in this folder. TL:DR Use the links below to see a video on each Flow:.