Now that you know how to compose your Feature Files and write the implementation code of your API tests, let's now continue to improve on what we've started by using Scenario Outline to parameterize our tests.
BDD
A collection of 5 posts
Writing Step Implementations of your API Tests in Behave
The goal is to make a working automated tests to cover GoRest's user creation which is triggered by calling the POST method that is described on their homepage. I will not be automating all the API endpoint's on GoRest's site like viewing users and updating their details.
Using Python's Requests to make REST API calls
This is a follow-up series on how to use Python's Behave library to create automated Behavior Driven Tests. It assumes that you already have prior programming experience
Quick Overview of HTTP Messages
Before we integrate the requests package in our Behave Tests, I'd like to do a quick overview on how the HTTP Protocol works...
Understanding Behave Feature Files and Step Implementations
Now that you're done prepping up your programming environment let's dive in on the directory structure and the components needed in order to run your first API tests. At the end of this article you should have your project scaffolding ready