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08 - Create API TestCases PDF

This document provides instructions for creating an API test case in Tosca to verify product information from the DemoWebShop API. It involves creating a test case to get a product by SKU and verify the ID and name, then converting it to a template, linking it to a test sheet, and instantiating it to test multiple products.

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08 - Create API TestCases PDF

This document provides instructions for creating an API test case in Tosca to verify product information from the DemoWebShop API. It involves creating a test case to get a product by SKU and verify the ID and name, then converting it to a template, linking it to a test sheet, and instantiating it to test multiple products.

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API Exercises

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API

API
Exercise 8a – API TestCases
Objective
By the end of this exercise, you will be able to create an automated TestCase from an existing API Scan export.

Why is this important?


Being able to use Tosca to automate API tests will help you test functions not visible in the user interface as well as reduce
testing time by testing earlier and faster.

Project perspective
Your task now is to test the products in the DemoWebShop, which were changed recently. The SKU of some products are now
different. You want to verify if the product BlueJeans still has the same SKU or ID. Since you cannot see the SKU of a product
on the UI of the DemoWebShop, you need to use an API TestCase. The web developers have provided you with the API Scan
data as a subset.

Instructions

1. In the TestCase section, create a new folder under the root folder and name it "API".

2. In the “API” folder, create a new folder and name it "8a API TestCase".

3. Create a TestCase in this folder and name it "Verify Product by SKU".

4. Add the Module "GetProductBySku" and "GetProductBySku Response" to the TestCase.

5. Add the following Values as the example shows below:

Name Value ActionMode DataType


Verify Product by SKU
GetProductBySku String
sku BlueJeans Insert String
usernameOrEmail {CP[Email]} Insert String
userPassword {CP[Password]} Insert String
GetProductBySku Response
Id 36 Verify String
Name Blue Jeans Verify String

7. Set the TestCase Workstate to "Completed".

8. Run the TestCase in the Scratchbook.

Hints
»» Make sure to use the correct ActionMode to verify the Response values.

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Exercise 8b – Convert to Template, Link Values and Instantiate
Objective
By the end of this exercise, you will be able to create API TestCases, using Values from a TestSheet.

Why is this important?


An API TestCase works just like a normal TestCase in Tosca, which means you can convert it to a Template, link a TestSheet and
Instantiate. In the case of UI testing, this means easier execution and faster maintenance.

Project perspective
After creating the API TestCase to verify a product by its SKU, you will also need to link it to a TestSheet to be able to check the
SKU of, not only Blue Jeans, but other products as well.

Instructions

Duplicate the folder “8a API TestCase” and rename it “8b Convert to Template, Link Values and
1.
Instantiate”.
2. Convert the "Verify Product by SKU" TestCase to a Template.
Link the TestSheet "Verify Product by SKU" in the folder “8 API” in the TestCaseDesign section to the
3.
Template.
Link the Attributes from the TestSheet "Verify Product by SKU" to the TestStepValues, as the example
4.
shows below.

Name Value ActionMode DataType


Verify Product by SKU
GetProductBySku
sku {XL[sku]} Insert String
usernameOrEmail {XL[Email]} Insert String
userPassword {XL[Password]} Insert String
GetProductBySku Response
Id {XL[Id]} Verify String
Name {XL[Name]} Verify String

5. If there is any extra Value showing up next to the newly linked XL paths, delete the extra Values.

6. Instantiate the Template.

7. Run the TemplateInstances in the Scratchbook.

Hints
»» Before you drag and drop Values from the TestSheet to the Template, make sure to delete the existing Values in
the TestStepValues.

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