MyStoreAPI Test Plan

This document outlines the steps required to test some of the services available in MyStoreAPI.

API Endpoints

The following API endpoints will be tested:

POST /order/new
POST /catalog/product
GET /order/{id}
POST /order/{id}/product
DELETE /order/{id}/product/{productId}
DELETE /order/{id}

Test Steps

Go to MyStoreAPI

1. Use POST /order/new to create a new order:

   • Use random values generated by Postman/Karate (through JavaFaker) for the fields depending on the type.
   • Catch the value of the id variable in the response to use later.
   • Catch the value of the customer variable to use later.
   • Validate the response code.
   • Validate the response body:
     • Postman: status and user.
     • Karate: the whole body with fuzzy matching.

2. Use POST /catalog/product to create a new product:

   • Use random values generated by Postman/Karate (through JavaFaker) for the fields depending on the type.
   • Catch the value of the id variable in the response to use later. Save it as a different variable name from the previous id.
   • Catch the value of the name variable to use later.
   • Catch the value of the price variable to use later.
   • Validate the response code.
   • Validate the response body:
     • Postman: status and price.
     • Karate: the whole body with fuzzy matching.

3. Use GET /order/{id} to verify the order previously created:

   • Compare the customer value in the response body with the one created previously.
   • Validate the response code.

4. Use POST /order/{id}/product to add the product to the order:

   • The id in the URL is the order's id, while the one in the body is the product's id.
   • Use random values generated by Postman/Karate (through JavaFaker) for the fields depending on the type.
   • Save the amount variable to compare it in the next step.

5. Use GET /order/{id} to verify the previously created order and its added product:

   • Compare the customer value in the response body with the one created previously.
   • Compare the name value of the product with the one obtained from the query.
   • Compare the total cost with the amount of products and the price.

6. Use DELETE /order/{id}/product/{productId} to remove the product from the order.

7. Use GET /order/{id} to verify the order:

   • Verify that there are no products in the order.

8. Use DELETE /order/{id}:

   • Verify the status message.

9. Use GET /order/{id} to verify the order:

   • Verify that the server response status is 404.
   • Verify the response message.

10. Use POST /catalog/product to create a new product:

    • Use an Scenario Outline to test the fields in the body:
      • "name": null
      • "price": "string"
    • Verify the response message.

Conclusion

Following these test steps will ensure that the MyStoreAPI is functioning as intended and that the whole homework was done successfully.