Final Exam: API Testing with REST Assured

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

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  Run a rest assured test with testng
  

  use the peek and print functions to view a response
  

  validate response headers and bodies using the response object
  

  validate responses with a fluent interface
  

  use hamcrest matchers with strings
  

  use hamcrest matchers with collections and arrays
  

  validate headers with flexible matchers
  

  send requests with named and unnamed parameters
  

  perform testing with query parameters
  

  load and validate collections with jsonpath
  

  generate a json schema
  

  recall json schema dialects
  

  compare a schema to a response body
  

  specify range constraints in a schema
  

  handle and validate xml responses
  

  run application programming interface (api) endpoints
  

  send head and options requests
  

  deserialize nested fields
  

  send put and patch requests
  

  use lombok for boilerplate code
  

  create a spring model-view-controller (mvc) application
  

  run repetitive and boilerplate code without data-driven testing
  

  specify multiple values with a data provider function
  

  test apis using plain old javascript objects (pojos)
  

  view api endpoints and send requests
  

  parse excel files using poiji
  

  map columns to fields using poiji
  

  use poiji to parse excel files
  

  authenticate application programming interfaces (apis) using digest authentication
  

  access an api endpoint with oauth2
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  perform end-to-end tests using authentication
  

  use the request and response configuration classes
  

  modify rest assured configurations
  

  work with composition and inheritance to write clean code for tests
  

  integrate tests with the maven life cycle
  

  use the request and response configuration classes
  

  describe how transient errors work
  

  handle transient errors with awaitility
  

  make requests to the envoy proxy server
  

  retry tests with custom code
  

  set up a test and view the jenkins server
  

  set up a jenkins plugin and integrate it with git and maven
  

  poll github repository for changes to create pipelines and rerun api tests
  

  use ngrok to expose a local url
  

  trigger jenkins builds with push notifications
  

  create a ci/cd pipeline with github actions
  

  run a github actions workflow and view the results
  

  set up the bugs api server and the test suite to test the server
  

  use an itestlistener to hook into test events
  

  configure request and response logging using the itestresult and itestlistener
  

  integrate extent reporting with the continuous integration (ci) pipeline for github actions
  

  configure dependencies and other variables to generate allure reports
  

  customize test categories using json files
  

  integrate allure reporting with the ci pipeline for github actions
  

  set up a basic wiremock server with api stubs
  

  mock endpoints using json files to configure requests and responses
  

  specify path parameters and query parameters in requests
  

  assert json, duration, and status codes with jmeter
  

  use the json extractor post-processor to access json from response data and use the extracted json to make other requests to the server
  

  run load tests using the jmeter command line