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Combinatorial testing of RESTful APIs
Proceedings of the 44th International Conference on Software Engineering, 2022Huayao Wu +3 more
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2017
In this chapter, you’ll start storing in and fetching the data from the Node.js server instead of the hard-coded array of issues in the browser’s memory. The objective is to get used to interacting with the server via REST APIs.
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In this chapter, you’ll start storing in and fetching the data from the Node.js server instead of the hard-coded array of issues in the browser’s memory. The objective is to get used to interacting with the server via REST APIs.
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2020
This chapter throws light on building representational state transfer (REST)-based services. Since we’ll be learning RESTful Web Services through our chosen language, Node.js, and using an awesome framework like Hapi, it’s first necessary to introduce ourselves to REST APIs and then understand how Hapi makes the process easy.
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This chapter throws light on building representational state transfer (REST)-based services. Since we’ll be learning RESTful Web Services through our chosen language, Node.js, and using an awesome framework like Hapi, it’s first necessary to introduce ourselves to REST APIs and then understand how Hapi makes the process easy.
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2015
It is extremely important to understand a REST-based architecture, meaning how the system will look if you’re basing all of your services in the REST style. But it is equally important to know what the internal architecture of those REST services will look like before you start working.
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It is extremely important to understand a REST-based architecture, meaning how the system will look if you’re basing all of your services in the REST style. But it is equally important to know what the internal architecture of those REST services will look like before you start working.
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2016
For a REST API we can produce an executable version of the documentation and allow users to interact with a system through its own documentation. In this sense, the documentation wouldn’t be a passive dust collector artifact (if stored in a printed form), but a handy UI to communicate with software.
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For a REST API we can produce an executable version of the documentation and allow users to interact with a system through its own documentation. In this sense, the documentation wouldn’t be a passive dust collector artifact (if stored in a printed form), but a handy UI to communicate with software.
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2014
Nowadays most of the big social network companies like Facebook and Twitter expose some services through REST API calls, making them easy to integrate with other applications. In this chapter, you are going to extend your code by adding some new functionality.
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Nowadays most of the big social network companies like Facebook and Twitter expose some services through REST API calls, making them easy to integrate with other applications. In this chapter, you are going to extend your code by adding some new functionality.
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2016
The tests should follow the use cases (both main and exceptional routes) by always starting from the home page, and reacting to content presented by the server.
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The tests should follow the use cases (both main and exceptional routes) by always starting from the home page, and reacting to content presented by the server.
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2016
In an ideal world, we wouldn’t need explicit version numbers (or any version identifiers for that matter) in our REST APIs. If you think that such a world doesn’t exist, well, it is all around us. It is the Web! Our web browsers can handle all sorts of web sites, usually without significant problems (we assume that our modern browser understands ...
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In an ideal world, we wouldn’t need explicit version numbers (or any version identifiers for that matter) in our REST APIs. If you think that such a world doesn’t exist, well, it is all around us. It is the Web! Our web browsers can handle all sorts of web sites, usually without significant problems (we assume that our modern browser understands ...
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2017
APIs are not new. They’ve served as interfaces that enable applications to communicate with each other for decades. But the role of APIs has changed dramatically in the last few years. Innovative companies have discovered that APIs can be used as an interface to the business, allowing them to monetize digital assets, extend their value proposition with
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APIs are not new. They’ve served as interfaces that enable applications to communicate with each other for decades. But the role of APIs has changed dramatically in the last few years. Innovative companies have discovered that APIs can be used as an interface to the business, allowing them to monetize digital assets, extend their value proposition with
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