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API Analysis
We look at the documentation, the list of endpoints, and the request and response formats. We find out which methods are critical for the operation of the product and what needs to be checked first.
Setting up the environment
We are preparing the test environment, test data, and access tokens. We set up tools like Postman, JMeter, or autotests on the right frameworks.
Launching checks
We send different types of requests — correct, incorrect, with empty or extreme values. We look at how the API responds, measure speed and stability, and check performance under load and in non-standard scenarios.
Analyzing the results
We collect all the errors and inconsistencies found and evaluate how critical they are. We provide a list of recommendations on what needs to be fixed and how to make the API work quickly and smoothly.
API testing is a comprehensive check of the data exchange interfaces (APIs) of websites, web and mobile applications for correct operation, stability and error protection. The main goal is to make sure that the API processes requests correctly, returns expected responses, and performs stably under real loads. This approach includes checking functionality, performance, and security, as well as analyzing the architecture and all points of interaction with the system.
In the process of testing API applications and websites, we evaluate:
correctness of request processing (positive, negative and boundary scenarios);
API stability under high load;
reliability of authentication and authorization;
data transmission and storage security;
resistance to potential attacks (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, Brute Force, DoS, etc.);
compatibility and correct operation of integrations with external services.
For example, when testing the REST API of an online store, it checks whether requests for adding goods to the cart are processed correctly, what happens when incorrect data is sent, how the response rate changes with a large number of simultaneous requests, and whether transactions with payment data are protected.
API testing automation allows you to quickly run scripts, perform checks after each update, and reduce the time spent searching for errors.
It evaluates how well and stably the API endpoints are working, how they process requests, and whether they are protected from errors and attacks. Functionality, performance, and security are checked (from the correctness of authentication and authorization to data transfer protection and resistance to incorrect or malicious requests).
Unit testing checks the operation of individual functions or methods in isolation, component testing checks the correctness of the operation of an entire module or part of the system in conjunction. API testing focuses on testing the interfaces of interaction between components and external systems.: how requests are processed, whether correct responses are returned, whether the API can withstand the load, and whether there are any vulnerabilities. If unit and component tests answer the question "Does the internal logic of the code work correctly?", then API testing checks "How does the system behave when exchanging data and interacting with other services?".
Based on API specifications, product architecture, documentation, interaction protocols (REST, SOAP, GraphQL), and industry recommendations. Typical vulnerabilities are also taken into account (for example, from the OWASP API Security Top 10) and the business logic of the product.
