Tag: keploy

  • Writing a Potions Bank REST API with Spring Boot + MongoDB

    Writing a Potions Bank REST API with Spring Boot + MongoDB

    This blog post provides a complete walkthrough of the process of building a RESTful API for Potions Bank using Spring Boot and MongoDB. We’ll cover the steps involved in setting up the development environment, creating necessary components, and integrating them to create a robust and scalable API. By the end of this tutorial, you will…

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  • Understanding Postman That Will Help you on Your  Journey

    Understanding Postman That Will Help you on Your Journey

    What is Postman? Understanding Postman is a tool that allows us to build and easily work with APIs. Postman is used to build HTTP requests that we send to the server running the API. Getting started with Postman In order to know what kind of methods an API offers, we need to refer to the…

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  • API Automation Testing : Pynt & Keploy

    API Automation Testing : Pynt & Keploy

    Pynt & Keploy : API automated testing is critical for product quality and CI/CD processes. Unlike GUI tests, API tests can cope with short release cycles and frequent changes — without breaking the test outputs. What is API testing? In software application development, API is the middle layer between the UI and the database layer.…

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  • Fun Facts About APIs

    Fun Facts About APIs

    Some amazing statistics facts about APIs Google Receives 5 Billion calls daily Twitter Receives 13 billion calls daily Facebook receives 5 billion calls daily Netflix receives 10 billion calls daily klout receives 1 billion calls daily 60% of eBay transactions are via their API 50% of salesforce transactions are from APIs Netflix API allows it…

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  • Mastering GitHub Webhooks: Automate Notifications & Stay Informed

    Mastering GitHub Webhooks: Automate Notifications & Stay Informed

    We all like shopping, right? Let me tell you of this one time I really wanted to get myself thigh high black boots and when I checked on Amazon, the boots weren’t available in stock. But I was really desperate so I would check Amazon twice or thrice everyday, to the point that it became…

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  • SOAP vs REST API: Choosing the right API protocol

    SOAP vs REST API: Choosing the right API protocol

    What is an API? So let’s first take a look at what API is all about. So an API, which stands for Application Programming Interface, is like a messenger that allows different software applications to talk to each other and share information or functionality. Now that you got an idea of what an API is…

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  • Simplifying JUnit Test Stubs and Mocking

    Simplifying JUnit Test Stubs and Mocking

    What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear "mocking"? Is it an expression when you laugh by making fun of something? Well, If yes, don’t worry you are not alone as I thought the same initially. But, with time I understood the meaning of mocking concerning testing. So, let’s unfold the…

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  • Terminologies Around API fellowship

    Terminologies Around API fellowship

    API fellowship Terms Here are some common terminologies used in the context of API fellowship: API: An application programming interface (API) is a set of rules that specifies how two software systems should communicate with each other. It defines the types of requests that can be made, the data formats that can be used, and the…

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  • My Keploy API Fellowship Journey

    My Keploy API Fellowship Journey

    I was talking with my friend about API the other day as he is learning Android development, and was telling me how to fetch data from different apps. For an instant, he didn’t know the full-form but knew how it worked.( not completely) I reached home and decided that I wanted to learn a little…

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  • What is e2e testing for beginners and Why do you need it?

    What is e2e testing for beginners and Why do you need it?

    While building a product testing is one of the most important skills that you should have as a software developer. This is simply because most bugs should be found at the root before your code goes to production. There are many types of tests, each with its own purpose, today let us find out more…

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