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Quality.Catalyzed Mastering File Uploads and Downloads: Karate's Approach to API Testing Scenarios Enhancing API Testing Efficiency Through Karate Framework www.testrigtechnologies.com
Quality.Catalyzed Introduction To Karate Framework Simplified syntax for writing tests Native support for handling file uploads and downloads Integration with popular tools like Cucumber and Maven www.testrigtechnologies.com
Quality.Catalyzed API Testing Scenarios Involving File Uploads Scenario 1: File Upload Test with Karate API Testing Specify API endpoint URL using 'url' keyword. Define multipart file with 'multipart' keyword. Use 'method' keyword for HTTP POST. Assert response status is 200 with 'status' keyword.
Quality.Catalyzed Scenario 2: File Metadata Verification with Karate API Testing Upload the file to the API endpoint. Verify file metadata such as size, type, and name: Check Content-Length header for size. Check Content-Type header for type. Extract filename from JSON response 'path/to/your/file.txt' with the actual file path and adjust expected metadata values as needed." and compare to expected filename. Replace
Quality.Catalyzed Scenario 3: Handling Large Files: In the Background, define large file path (largeFilePath) and calculate size dynamically using karate.sizeOf(). Specify API endpoint URL in the Scenario. Include file metadata (filename, fileSize) in request body. Stream large file from filesystem using Karate's 'multipart' keyword, ensuring memory-efficient testing. Assert response status is 200 for successful upload.
API Testing Scenarios Involving File Downloads Quality.Catalyzed Scenario 1: Downloading File with Karate API Testing Send GET request to 'http://example.com/api/download/file.pdf'. Assert response status 200. Save downloaded file using karate.write(). Verify file size > 0 and content matches expected content
Quality.Catalyzed Scenario 2: Verifying File Integrity with Karate API Testing Define expected checksum value. Download file and verify integrity. Calculate checksum using separate feature file. Match calculated checksum with expected checksum for file integrity.
Quality.Catalyzed Here's how the checksum.feature might look: The feature file calls a Java method named 'calculate' from the class 'checksum.CalculateChecksum'. It passes the file path as an argument to the method. You need to implement the 'calculate' method in the 'checksum.CalculateChecksum' Java class to compute the file's checksum.
Quality.Catalyzed Scenario 3: Testing Download Speed Send GET request to 'http://example.com/api/download/file.pdf'. Record start time before downloading. Save file locally. Record end time after download. Calculate download time and file size. Compute download speed in Mbps. Print download speed to console.
Quality.Catalyzed Best Practices for File Handling Tests: Maintain a separate set of tests for file-related functionalities. Use realistic file sizes and types to mimic real-world scenarios. Leverage Karate's parallel execution capabilities for faster testing. www.testrigtechnologies.com