Cypress is a next generation front-end testing tool built for the modern web. Cypress has a lot of nice features to facilitate browser automation. One of those features is the ability to capture network traffic. This post gives an example of how to capture XHR network traffic while submitting a form. Capture Network Traffic (XHR) …
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Karate is an opensource API testing tool developed by Peter Thomas from Intuit. Karate is built on top of HttpClient and Cucumber and has its own DSL to make API testing very easy. Although been around for almost a year, it has matured very quickly and has all the capabilities expected from an API testing tool. Because …
This post is a large collection of Software Testing Interview Questions and Answers. The list covers foundations of Software Testing, Technical Testing, Test Automation, API Testing, Agile Testing, Web Testing and Selenium WebDriver Interview Questions and Answers. You can click on the links below to read the interview questions and answers for your area of …
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How can we parameterize Gatling variables and pass parameters from the command line to Gatling? On most occasions, when you create a performance script, you want to run the simulation with a different set of parameters, such as users, ramp-up time and duration, or even different environment. In this Gatling tutorial, we will be using …
If you are a technical tester or you are involved in testing APIs then you need to be familiar with the HTTP basics and terminologies. Without knowing the basics of HTTP, you cannot develop good API tests. In this article, we’ll examine some of the most common HTTP terminologies and their meanings for API testing. …
How to set HTTP headers in Karate? Karate is an API testing tool with a very comprehensive and easy to understand DSL. In this post, we show how to set multiple headers in the header part of a request. Examples include User-Agent, Content-Type, Accept-Encoding, Connection, etc. Automated testing of emails with Karate Automate your API …
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In Gatling, you can set the ramp-up period and the maximum duration of the load testing. You can define the values in seconds or minutes. You might get a “Cannot resolve symbol minutes” or “Cannot resolve symbol seconds”. In order to resolve this issue, you need to import Gatling package “scala.concurrent.duration._”. import scala.concurrent.duration._ setUp(scn.inject(rampUsers(10) over(2 …
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In this Gatling tutorial, we show how to send post requests which contain random data in the StringBody(). In most performance testing scenarios, you want to randomize the data that is sent as post request to simulate different sessions. For this, we can make use of feeders which read data from CSV files or plain …
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This post shows how to set up a Gatling simulation test using Maven and Scala on IntelliJ IDE. If you don’t already have Scala plugin for IntelliJ IDE, you can install it from the plugins section under preference: Once the Scala plugin is installed, then you need to create a Maven project and choose a …
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How to run WebDriver in headless mode? This might be needed if your CI tool, for example, Jenkins doesn’t support UI. Running WebDriver Automated Tests in headless mode provides advantages in terms of speed of execution of tests and easier integration into the CI pipeline. In this tutorial, we will use PhantomJS and ChromeDriver to …