API and UI Test Automation with Karate
summary
Karate is an open source test framework that claims 6,100+ GitHub stars and adoption across large Global 2000 teams, combines API, UI and performance testing with mocks in one Java-based project, and reduces test code by ~60% and development time to a quarter. Demos show IDE-run API scripts, parallel execution cutting runtime via five threads, desktop automation via JNA, a re-use API tests as performance tests path by delegating to Gatling, and a own WebDriver implementation for more stable UI runs.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:45Why I Created Karate
- 1:39Why Is Karate Successful
- 2:28What Karate Does
- 4:25Architecture of Karate
- 5:31Demo
- 7:48Performance Testing
- 9:08Performance Test Report
- 11:04Fundamental Theory for the Ui Automation
- 14:46Silver Bullet for Ui Automation
- 15:37Can We Directly Feed Our Api Scripts to Um Gatling
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