The below framework can be used for API automation, using Java, Maven and RestAssured (a Java DSL for easy testing of REST services)
In this folder you will find the pets.feature file, that you can use as an example for further scenarios. It is also the place you will store yoru BDD scenarios.
This folder contains all the Getters/Setters for all the objects from the services (visit, pets, pet, owner ...)
In this folder you will store all the step definitions for the BDD scenarios created
In the support folderm you have all general methods used within different test cases (e.g. call get request, call post request) - in the SupportFunctions.java or helpers for interacting with JSON objects (in JSONFileParser.java)
Clone locally the repository from here:
https://github.com/cristinavelican/SpringPetClinicRest.git
In order to run it locally do the following:
- open GitBash
- cd spring-petclinic-rest
- ./mvnw spring-boot:run
In a browser navigate to http://localhost:9966/petclinic/swagger-ui.html#/ after the build is complete
You should be able to access all the APIs for this project. (e.g. in the pet-rest-controller you can access all the APIs for the pets category)
Create BDD scenarios and execute them successfully for the following situations:
- Add a new pet (Attention points: in order to have the correct information in the request body you need to first GET the owners details + GET a pet's category(id + name). Visits information are not mandatory, but the visits:[] Array needs to be in the request body)
- Using scenario outline, create a vet for each of the specialities (the id of the speciality is required)
You can open the project in either IntelliJ or Eclipse and run the scenarios from RunnerClass.java (right-click on the public class RunnerClass and select Run "RunnerClass" with Coverage or Run "RunnerClass")