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API Testing

With Ui Inspector there will be no more writing test scripts for automated tests. Create automated tests, run them, and generate outputs to improve your web application. When code is committed to GitHub, or inside CI tools like Jenkins and CircleCI, run tests. For added flexibility, we have a number of official plugins and an API.

With Ui Inspector, You Can…

Test any cross-browser web application

Test any cross-browser web application

Choose any web browser like Chrome or Firefox to select on which to run your automated tests.

Add scripts to test in bulk

Add scripts to test in bulk

Save time when scheduling tests without making your testing work more complicated with mass testing.

Automatically run tests

Automatically run tests

Simple with visibility to parameters and real-world values on any screen resolution.

Detect any visual regression

Detect any visual regression

Ensure that a new change to the code doesn't break existing functionality after a code change.

Customize your user agent

Customize your user agent

Easily and automatically test your dedicated and designed user behavior and journey paths.

Test on a any period basis

Test on a any period basis

Schedule your tests hourly, once every 5 hours, twice daily, once daily, weekly, or even monthly.

Find out how Ui Inspector solves your API testing problems.

End-to-end tests that are integrated

End-to-end tests that are integrated

  • Check-circle Icon It's never been easier to test your entire end-to-end workflow.
  • Check-circle Icon The ability to test your critical user journeys with integrated API and UI testing eliminates the need to switch between tools.
Validation of Test Results

Validation of Test Results

  • Check-circle Icon Validate UI and API behaviour in the same tests using a single platform.
  • Check-circle Icon You can also monitor and scale the tests' performance at any time.
Postman Collections can be reused

Postman Collections can be reused

  • Check-circle Icon Have you already created Postman collections or Selenium scripts for API testing?
  • Check-circle Icon Import them easily into mabl to capitalise on existing investments in test automation.

Quality assurance made effortlessly.

Don't lose your revenue as a result of a bug.

Cross Browser Testing
Cross Browser Testing

The tests can be run in multiple browsers at the same time, such as Chrome and Firefox.

Visual Anomaly Detection
Visual Anomaly Detection

Compare the previous and current tests using screenshots to identify the differences.

Assertions
Assertions

Verify that tests are advancing as expected by upholding URLs, text, and other data.

Reorder, Remove, and Add
Reorder, Remove, and Add

Drag-and-drop to add new steps, remove old ones, and quickly reorder steps.

Smoke Testing
Smoke Testing

Identify JavaScript errors, broken links, page load delays, and other issues quickly.

Data Driven Testing
Data Driven Testing

Run tests with various permutations by using a variety of input variables.

Comprehensive Test Output
Comprehensive Test Output

Visualize all of your test results in a single dashboard that developers and testers can share.

Module Reusability
Module Reusability

Importable modules are a good place to keep repeated step sequences.

Integrations
Integrations

Run tests automatically after builds from your favourite CI server platforms, or use our API to start tests.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is API testing?
API (Application Programming Interface) is a computing interface that allows two distinctive software systems to communicate and exchange data.
Why is API testing used?
By launching single or chained requests, API testing enables you to run verifications on your critical systems at multiple network levels.

Tests can be run from both managed and private locations, depending on whether you want to run them from outside or inside your network. It can also be scheduled, run on demand, or integrated directly into your CI/CD processes.
Does API testing need coding?
No, the Ui Inspector does it for you with no code, so that you can be more effective on other work rather than coding the API testing.
What are the three types of APIs?
The three types of APIs are

  • REST
  • RPC
  • SOAP.
What is the difference between REST and SOAP in API testing?
REST - Provides a more data-driven architecture.
SOAP - a standardized protocol for shifting structured data that is extra function-driven.
What are HTTP and REST in API testing?
HTTP - a communications protocol that transports messages over a network.
REST - Exchange XML and JSON messages that can use HTTP to transport those messages.

Metrics on API performance

Test the functionality, reliability, performance, and security of APIs. examine the responses that are returned. Do all three phases of API testing, including the design phase, the implementation phase, and the testing phase.