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API Automation

with Rest Assured


REST IN BDD SYNTAX
Introduction

 1. REST Assured is a Java library for validation of REST web


services. It offers a friendly DSL (Domain specific Languages)
that describes a connection to an HTTP endpoint and expected
results.

 Prerequisites:

 A sample Java project that already has imported HTTP/REST/JSON


API,
Dependencies

 Sel 3.0.1 [If validating data from UI to API endpoint]


 Io.rest-assured – 3.0.0
 Io.rest-assured-common
 Json-path, json-simple
 Hamcrest-core, hamcrest-library [optional]
 Httpclient
 Gson
 Jackson[optional]
 JDBC Driver[ If validating data frm API to Database]
 Testng/ Junit
Get Requests

 Apiurl : api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=London

 1. given().header(“Authorization”,
Key).contentType(“application/json”).when.get(apiurl).then.assert
That().statuscode(200);

 2. Int response = given().header(“Authorization”,


key).contentType(“application/json”).when().get(apiurl).getStatus
code();

 Assert.assertEquals(response, 200);
Validate Json Data: method 1

 Response response = given().header("Authorization",


KEY).contentType("application/json"). when().get(url);

 String actual =
response.then().contentType(ContentType.JSON).extract().path(“weather.
description ");

 Assert.assertEquals(actual, expected); // Here actual value frm Json ,


expected can be frm UI/DB

 Refer below links for extracting json path


 http://jsonviewer.stack.hu/
 https://jsonpath.curiousconcept.com/
Validate Json data: method 2

 1. given().when().get(apiurl).then().body(“Title”,
equalTo(“Selenium”).body(“language”,
equalTo(“Java”).statuscode(200);

 2.
given().when().get(apiurl).then().assertThat().body(constainsStrin
g(“Selenium”);
Post Request: Methd 1

 Map<String, String> body = new HashMap<>();


 body.put("CountryCode", "MY");
 body.put("Page", "1");
 body.put(“Name", “Test");

 Response response = given().header("Authorization",


KEY).contentType("application/json")
 .body(body).when().post(url);

 response.then().assertThat.statuscode(201);
Post Request: Method 2

 String APIUrl = URL;

 String APIBody = "{ \"CountryCode\": \"MY\", \“ID\": \"4133\", \“Name\": \“Test\", };


 // Building request using requestbuilder
 RequestSpecBuilder builder = new RequestSpecBuilder();
 builder.setBody(APIBody);

 // setting contenttype as appl/json


 builder.setContentType("application/json; charset= UTF-8");

 RequestSpecification requestSpec = builder.build();

 requestSpec.post(APIUrl).getStatusCode();
Post: method 3

 Response response = given().header("Authorization",


KEY).contentType("application/json")
 .param(“Country”, “MY”).param(“Name”,
“Test”).when().post(url);

 Int status= response.then().getStatuscode();

 String message =
response.then().body()containsString(“Success”);

 Assert status code: 201 & Success message


Authentication methods

 1. given().auth().basic(username, password).

 2. given().header(“Authentication”, Key)

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