Very smart guy, this is how it should be. He speaks normaly, you can learn something because his speech has beginning and end with idea inside. Thumbs up!
Your videos are a blessing, thank you VERY MUCH. I'm gonna be the first one to answer the challenge on the video: pm.expect(jsonData.headers["Cache-Control"]).to.eql("no-cache"); I had a hard time finding out why a dash was not accepted as a JSON variable, even that challenge was very instructive. thanks again.
Valentin, could you please comment on this? I would like to know where I can find the information/theory that explains what to do in this case, meaning, the logic behind putting the [square brackets] because without looking for the answer I would never have guessed my way past the error message (due to my parameter not being "accepted").
let jsonData = pm.response.json(); pm.test("Check for JSON body", function () { pm.expect(jsonData.headers['Cache-Control']).to.eql("no-cache"); }); No need for the Postman course! I already purchased your Udemy video thanks !!
Bought your course as I am jumping into the world of headless CMS, and saw myself going WTH do I do now. You allowed me to understand what I was in for and I appreciate your work Valentin. Thank you!
Thanks!! That was very helpful. Had some requests built out in Postman and was curious about the testing side... this video made it easy to write my first few tests
I haven't noticed any solution yet for the assignment so I am posting mine: pm.test("assignment", function () { pm.expect(jsonData.headers["Cache-Control"]).to.eql("no-cache"); });
Excellent article mate. Really love you explain things. Cheers. One more thing I am trying to write the code to count the number of arrays in a response. can you please guide me on this if there is any link to refer. Regards Deb
Thanks for the detailed explanation. Can we write a pre request script to upload an image file as binary in the Body of the request? I have an api in which I upload the image binary in the body before sending the request. I'm trying to validate this through script. Could you please guide me how to write the script for this. Thank You.
I watched this vide many times. thank you for the clear explanation....But I am trying to execute a test case for Response body value check. But in my API url instead of string i have a array of values ( (6) [{..}, {..}.....] ... How can I do this ?
It is hard to know what the problem is in this case. Join the Facebook community (see link in the description) and ask your question there. Consider adding more details, including screenshots. Thanks for understanding.
I like postman but still don't see the value in the javascript testing. If i e.g. write my api in Golan, why shouldn't i test it using Golang native testing libraries like Ginkgo? When i gave the postman testing i try i stumbled upon very basic scenarios where the testing from the app is not working for me. Imagine testing an endpoint that creates a user. If i fill in my test with a demo user name and run it twice, the API will respond the second time with an error code because this user is already existing. I am not able to run a setup or teardown functions that actually cleanups my test database for every unit test.
Thank you for this vedio !! please let me know that is it necessary to learn javascript to write tests for POSTMAN, I am from Manual testing background, Please suggest.
I tried it on my end but I used "Host" instead. pm.test("HOST is httpbin.org", function () { var jsonData = pm.response.json(); pm.expect(jsonData.headers.Host).to.eql('httpbin.org'); });
Tutorial is very much helpful. But in my case the property name is "0" in place of "args:" in your video, but am not allowed to enter ".0" in my tests like "jsondata.0", could you please tell me how to resolve this?
for anyone wondering for solution: let jsonData = pm.response.json(); pm.test("Your test name", function () { pm.expect(jsonData.headers.Cache-Control).to.eql('no-cache'); }];
This is how I think: let jsonData = pm.response.json() pm.test("Header Test", function(){ pm.expect(jsonData.headers.Cache-Control).to.eql('no-cache'); });
Hey Thanks for the video, I am stuck here I want to execute redis lpush via postman, means I want to directly push some contents into redis db, Can you tell me how we can connect to REDIS DB via postman and do the lpush? Thanks
and What if the object inside your json file is having any dots? for example let's suppose your file is having "is.Good" instead of "isGood"? I saw postman is giving me an error
Hello Valentin, I have a response from postman in binary format and the content type is application/x-protobuf. How can I convert the binary format to json? Below is the format and is of about 150-200 lines. �ʠ ������" Current-Roughness" Long-term-Roughness* ��&�\�> ���>ޛ=@* �ԍ���> 1
It is hard to know what the problem is in this case. Join the Facebook community (see link in the description) and ask your question there. Consider adding more details, including screenshots. Thanks for understanding.
@Valentin Despa Great video - as for the contest - please see my working answer ! pm.test("Test Header Cache-Control value for Valentin's competition", function () { pm.expect(pm.request.headers.get('Cache-Control')).to.eql('no-cache'); });
@@vdespa Are there other API testing tools/platforms that you know of that do not use JavaScript? I myself, am use to using python for automation tests, and would rather not have to learn a new language...thoughts?
If you don't want to learn JavaScript, forget about Postman. You need to use another tool. Writing API tests in Postman is rather easy. You can learn really fast.
Great video, thanks! Anyone know why when I try to print like this is doesn't work--> console.log(jsonData.headers.Cache-Control); ...but this one does? --> console.log(jsonData.headers['Cache-Control']);
@@vdespa Hey, thanks for the reply! Really enjoying your videos. I'm interested in your course but not sure it will cover what I need to do: I need to automate comparing the responses of 2 APIs, ie same service in different environments. Do you cover anything like that? Either way, thanks a lot for your help!
@@vdespa Ok. I guess a better question is--do you think there's any obvious reason I wouldn't be able to do that? I think it should work & think I almost have it... anyway, is there a way for me to donate or should I just buy your class to give you something back? You've already helped me a lot & I appreciate it--thank you sir.
Kay....so, imma loving tis IP And waz thinkin' bout doin BCA bla blah(I need to research some more aye!?) Imma kinda lost.... I wanna Ave a job which ain't no consist of deep mathematics or tooooo much theory..... I love computers(I sound like... 5?). Yeah so uh, suggest me wtf do I do bro/dude/sis/stranger anyone out there with experience!!! ... Oh nd imma in 12th in commerce(consist of economics, accounts, business studies, informatics practices, english)... Let me rephrase the 2nd para or was it 3rd above? I wanna Ave Profesional degree first and a damn well respectable, lil fun, good pay job in future...
I am appreciating all the effort but it is impossible to listen your videos. The champ noises you make before every sentence are unbearable to listen to.
Very smart guy, this is how it should be. He speaks normaly, you can learn something because his speech has beginning and end with idea inside. Thumbs up!
Your videos are a blessing, thank you VERY MUCH. I'm gonna be the first one to answer the challenge on the video:
pm.expect(jsonData.headers["Cache-Control"]).to.eql("no-cache");
I had a hard time finding out why a dash was not accepted as a JSON variable, even that challenge was very instructive. thanks again.
Valentin, could you please comment on this? I would like to know where I can find the information/theory that explains what to do in this case, meaning, the logic behind putting the [square brackets] because without looking for the answer I would never have guessed my way past the error message (due to my parameter not being "accepted").
@@pogothemonkey7461 "Cache-Control" has a "-" and in order to pass cache control as a single value, you would have to use ["Cache-Control"]
Thank You for this one, I never needed to search elsewhere :)
It doesn't work for me. "headers" is faded and I get an answer: Your test name | AssertionError: expected undefined to deeply equal 'no-cache'.
You are the best API tutor I found on youtube hats of to you.. Keep it up
Valentin Despa your most welcome I am waiting for next 3 parts now ..:)
After going through countless stackoverflow threads this video taught me what i needed in a few minutes. Awesome content!
Valentin, you are the best. You explain things the simplest way. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
let jsonData = pm.response.json();
pm.test("Check for JSON body", function () {
pm.expect(jsonData.headers['Cache-Control']).to.eql("no-cache");
});
No need for the Postman course! I already purchased your Udemy video thanks !!
Bought your course as I am jumping into the world of headless CMS, and saw myself going WTH do I do now. You allowed me to understand what I was in for and I appreciate your work Valentin. Thank you!
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The best video on API testing on youtube, your explanation is superb..
Very Good tutorial... Thank you for your efforts...
I am glad it helped. Thanks for letting me know.
Valentin, thanks to you I've created the test to verify that boolean true returns!! I don't even know javascript!
Thank you so much for all! You are THE BEST
Thanks, Celia!
Thanks!! That was very helpful. Had some requests built out in Postman and was curious about the testing side... this video made it easy to write my first few tests
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Really helpful videos. You covered basics in crisp and simple way. Thanks.
You are welcome. Thanks for letting me know
What a great explanation!!
Glad you think so! You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
Appreciate your patience and eagerness to share knowledge, well done.
very clear tutorial. Thanks man!
You're welcome!
Thanks for this video.
You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
@@vdespa I like your tutorial. Easy to understand. Now I am working on postman. Your vedios made me make scenes. Thanks
I haven't noticed any solution yet for the assignment so I am posting mine:
pm.test("assignment", function () {
pm.expect(jsonData.headers["Cache-Control"]).to.eql("no-cache");
});
@@vdespa Thank you, but anyway it's too late to receive a prize? :P
Great Job Valentin ,I am discovering Postman , it not just an test api ,It's more wow
Great work 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
That's really an awesome tutorial to explain how to write a simple test on Postman. Thanks alot
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Thank you for the awesome video.. making learning easy
Very well taught in the video. I am active member and follower of your course now.
Thank you so much ... Really helped me a lot...
I am glad to hear that, thank you!
Thanks for your videos Valentin, enjoying it from Nigeria . But can one push their API from postman to GitHub??
This was excellent. Thanks!
Hi! your videos are amazing. But have a request can u make a video on supertest
Thanks for your kind words. Are you looking for an introduction to supertest or what exactly?
Great Learning...
Thank you very much!
wowowowowowowowoowow Valentinnnnnnnnnn Genuius Man!
Thanks!
Thank u!! great tutorial
Excellent article mate. Really love you explain things. Cheers. One more thing I am trying to write the code to count the number of arrays in a response. can you please guide me on this if there is any link to refer.
Regards
Deb
What kind of test case we can design for student roll no ,name,class,age this was asked by one interviewer I didn't answered so can you tell
Great Job
Good explanation :)
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Link to download the quick reference is not working can you check please...thanks a lot
Thank you for letting me know. I have updated the link.
Keep it up its great tutorial
Thanks for the detailed explanation. Can we write a pre request script to upload an image file as binary in the Body of the request?
I have an api in which I upload the image binary in the body before sending the request. I'm trying to validate this through script. Could you please guide me how to write the script for this. Thank You.
You're welcome! You can't access the filesystem from scripts.
I watched this vide many times. thank you for the clear explanation....But I am trying to execute a test case for Response body value check. But in my API url instead of string i have a array of values ( (6) [{..}, {..}.....] ... How can I do this ?
You need to learn about arrays and objects in JavaScript.
AssertionError: expected undefined to deeply equal 'no-cache'
The response does not include Cache-Control header.
@Valentin Despa please help me out.
It is hard to know what the problem is in this case. Join the Facebook community (see link in the description) and ask your question there. Consider adding more details, including screenshots. Thanks for understanding.
Nice tutorial!!
I like postman but still don't see the value in the javascript testing. If i e.g. write my api in Golan, why shouldn't i test it using Golang native testing libraries like Ginkgo?
When i gave the postman testing i try i stumbled upon very basic scenarios where the testing from the app is not working for me. Imagine testing an endpoint that creates a user. If i fill in my test with a demo user name and run it twice, the API will respond the second time with an error code because this user is already existing. I am not able to run a setup or teardown functions that actually cleanups my test database for every unit test.
Thank you for this vedio !! please let me know that is it necessary to learn javascript to write tests for POSTMAN, I am from Manual testing background, Please suggest.
It won't hurt if you know some basics around Javascript.
Will learn thank you for the reply:)
The ending made me nervous,,,,Good explanation tho,thanks a lot
😂 thanks for watching. I am glad it was useful.
I tried it on my end but I used "Host" instead.
pm.test("HOST is httpbin.org", function () {
var jsonData = pm.response.json();
pm.expect(jsonData.headers.Host).to.eql('httpbin.org');
});
Looks good.
Nice
Great! Thank you.
How check whether data is pushing to database using postman...?
I think this will help th-cam.com/video/1-91i7053Cs/w-d-xo.html
Tutorial is very much helpful. But in my case the property name is "0" in place of "args:" in your video, but am not allowed to enter ".0" in my tests like "jsondata.0", could you please tell me how to resolve this?
@@vdespa , Yes it worked.. Thank you so much..!!
for anyone wondering for solution:
let jsonData = pm.response.json();
pm.test("Your test name", function () {
pm.expect(jsonData.headers.Cache-Control).to.eql('no-cache');
}];
Thanks for sharing but I doubt this will work.
Nice video link is paid..pls share free url ..loved your explanation
Place subscribe to the TH-cam channel for more free tutorials.
This is how I think:
let jsonData = pm.response.json()
pm.test("Header Test", function(){
pm.expect(jsonData.headers.Cache-Control).to.eql('no-cache');
});
Hey Thanks for the video, I am stuck here I want to execute redis lpush via postman, means I want to directly push some contents into redis db, Can you tell me how we can connect to REDIS DB via postman and do the lpush? Thanks
Hi. Did you check if your Redis installation has a REST API?
and What if the object inside your json file is having any dots? for example let's suppose your file is having "is.Good" instead of "isGood"? I saw postman is giving me an error
Try something like someObject['is.Good'] Does this help?
Valentin Despa yes!!!
Hello Valentin,
I have a response from postman in binary format and the content type is application/x-protobuf. How can I convert the binary format to json? Below is the format and is of about 150-200 lines.
�ʠ ������"
Current-Roughness"
Long-term-Roughness*
��&�\�> ���>ޛ=@*
�ԍ���> 1
It is hard to know what the problem is in this case. Join the Facebook community (see link in the description) and ask your question there. Consider adding more details, including screenshots. Thanks for understanding.
@Valentin Despa
Great video - as for the contest - please see my working answer !
pm.test("Test Header Cache-Control value for Valentin's competition", function () {
pm.expect(pm.request.headers.get('Cache-Control')).to.eql('no-cache');
});
@@vdespa thanks Valentine - love your videos - as I've answer the competition correctly do i still win a copy of your course?
do you have to use JavaScript for your test or can you use other languages?
Great question. With Postman you can only use JavaScript.
@@vdespa Are there other API testing tools/platforms that you know of that do not use JavaScript?
I myself, am use to using python for automation tests, and would rather not have to learn a new language...thoughts?
@@randy7425 have you tried using pytest?
@@vdespa I have not. I can't find any documentation that says Postman can use pytest
If you don't want to learn JavaScript, forget about Postman. You need to use another tool.
Writing API tests in Postman is rather easy. You can learn really fast.
Great video, thanks! Anyone know why when I try to print like this is doesn't work-->
console.log(jsonData.headers.Cache-Control);
...but this one does? -->
console.log(jsonData.headers['Cache-Control']);
@@vdespa Hey, thanks for the reply! Really enjoying your videos. I'm interested in your course but not sure it will cover what I need to do: I need to automate comparing the responses of 2 APIs, ie same service in different environments. Do you cover anything like that? Either way, thanks a lot for your help!
@@vdespa Ok. I guess a better question is--do you think there's any obvious reason I wouldn't be able to do that? I think it should work & think I almost have it... anyway, is there a way for me to donate or should I just buy your class to give you something back? You've already helped me a lot & I appreciate it--thank you sir.
Solution:- pm.test("your test name", function(){ pm.expect(jsonData.headers.Cache-Control).to.eql('no-cache');})
Are you sure that this won't cause any errors, Aarti?
Kay....so, imma loving tis IP
And waz thinkin' bout doin BCA bla blah(I need to research some more aye!?)
Imma kinda lost....
I wanna Ave a job which ain't no consist of deep mathematics or tooooo much theory..... I love computers(I sound like... 5?).
Yeah so uh, suggest me wtf do I do bro/dude/sis/stranger anyone out there with experience!!!
... Oh nd imma in 12th in commerce(consist of economics, accounts, business studies, informatics practices, english)...
Let me rephrase the 2nd para or was it 3rd above?
I wanna Ave Profesional degree first and a damn well respectable, lil fun, good pay job in future...
😃
I am appreciating all the effort but it is impossible to listen your videos. The champ noises you make before every sentence are unbearable to listen to.
I am sorry about that. I am working to remove them in the latest videos.
@@vdespa It is extra work and effort that you will make only for us! Thank you for that!
I am happy to help 😊 unfortunately existing TH-cam videos can't be 'repaired'. Stay tuned as I am pushing more content.