API Testing for Beginners: Basics, Fundamentals, and Tools
If you are interested in learning more about API's this is an excellent course tailored just for you!
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What You Will Learn!
- Understand API Fundamentals: Explain the key components of APIs, including endpoints, HTTP methods, requests, responses, and authentication mechanisms.
- Overview of API Testing Tools: Understand the different testing tools including the advantages and disadvantages of each.
- Understand API Basics: Understand the purpose of an API and how they are used for the software development process.
- Understand Types of API's: Explain the different types of API's and how these are used.
Description
Dive deep into the intriguing world of API (Application Programming Interface) with our foundational course tailored for beginners. Begin by unraveling the concept of APIs, where you'll understand its essence, likened to the services of a concierge, and its pivotal role in today's interconnected digital landscape. Explore the diverse types of APIs, from Web APIs such as REST and GraphQL to SOAP and RPC, ensuring a comprehensive grasp.
Venture further into the nuances of API communication. Familiarize yourself with the endpoints, critical HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE, and the meanings behind various status codes. Gain insights into the typical structure of requests and responses, enhancing your command over API interactions.
As we delve into API fundamentals, you'll grasp the intricacies of an API call, from URL/URI to headers, query parameters, and the body. Discover the various authentication techniques like API keys, OAuth, and JWT tokens to ensure secure interactions.
Transition into the world of API testing tools. Learn to harness the power of manual testing tools like Postman and SoapUI, and automation libraries such as RestAssured for Java and SuperTest for JavaScript. These tools provide the backbone for effective and efficient API testing, arming you with practical knowledge for real-world applications.
Who Should Attend!
- Beginner software tester or developer who is interested in learning more about API testing.