Introduction to Unit & API Testing - Workshop
Description
Modern development, including micro-service architecture, is based on APIs. APIs open the doors for
better flexibility, improved functionality, and incremental development.
But the APIs we develop need to work. To support quality API development, we need to integrate API
testing in different situations. Some of the code can be tested as a unit, and some of it can be tested
through the APIs themselves. This workshop introduces the automation tooling and methodology for
both.
The workshop is intended for .net developers, with no prior experience in testing.
Intended audience
.net developers
Topics
Testing theory
What are unit tests, API tests vs other types
How to choose the right test type
Running tests as part of continuous integration
Test planning & design
Methods of coming up with cases
Design techniques for API tests
Writing tests with NUnit (inc. exercise)
Test frameworks
Asserts as acceptance criteria.
Fixtures and suites
Test organization
Test separation considerations.
Methods as: features, functionality, speed, stability
Design for Testability
Testable architecture
Ports and adapters
Testing in legacy code (inc. exercise)
Isolation and mocking
Changing behavior and checking interaction
Types of mocks (manual, framework, simulators)
The Moq library
Refactoring code for testability (inc. exercise)
Refactoring without tests
Template-based tests for refactoring
API Tests (inc. exercise)
The RestSharp library
Writing tests for REST APIs
Mocking API calls with MockHttp
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