TestingDocs.com
    Software Testing website
    • Automation
      • Selenium
      • JBehave Framework
    • Tutorials
      • MySQL Tutorials
      • Testlink
      • Maven
      • Git
    • IDEs
      • IntelliJ IDEA
      • Eclipse
    • Flowcharts
      • Flowgorithm
      • Raptor
    • About

    Karate

    Run Karate Test with JUnit5

    Overview

    In this tutorial, we will learn how to Run Karate Test with JUnit 5 framework. To create a Karate automation Maven Archetype project follow the link:

    https://www.testingdocs.com/create-karate-automation-project/

    Maven dependency

    Karate Junit5 Maven dependency. Add this to the Maven pom.xml file and update the project. Maven would automatically add Karate Junit 5 support to the project.

    <dependency>
    <groupId>com.intuit.karate</groupId>
    <artifactId>karate-junit5</artifactId>
    <version>${karate.version}</version>
    <scope>test</scope>
    </dependency>

     

    Cucumber Feature

    In this tutorial, we will test MantisBT Rest API call to create an issue using HTTP Post method. To know more about the REST API endpoint:

    https://www.testingdocs.com/mantisbt-rest-api-guide/

    Add a BDD .feature file (aka .story file) to automate the Rest API call. There is no code required to write the step definitions. We just need to add the Gherkin as per the Karate DSL.

    —

    #Author: www.TestingDocs.com

    #Sample Feature Definition Template

    Feature: Post Mantis Issue
    I want to test POST Mantis API call

    @Mantis
    Scenario: Create MantisBT Issue
    Given url ‘http://localhost/mantis/api/rest/issues/’
    And header Authorization = ‘<Access Token>’
    And request { “summary”: “This issue created using Karate Tool-JUnit5 Demo”, “description”:                      “[TestingDocs.com]Issue Description sample test bug API”, “category”: { “name”: “General” },

    “project”: { “name”: “TestingDocsProject” } }
    When method POST
    Then status 201

    —

     

    MantisBT Post Feature

     

    In the feature file, we assert for HTTP response code 201. This implies that MantisBT issue is created in the bug tracker tool. In real testing scenarios, we can add further checks and validations to the API JSON Response with JsonPath expressions.

    Run Karate Test

    Add a runner Java class with Karate Junit 5 test. Annotate the test with the annotation

    @Karate.Test

    package com.testingdocs.karate.demo;
    
    import com.intuit.karate.junit5.Karate;
    
    class MantisIssueRunner {
    
     @Karate.Test
     Karate testPostIssue() {
     return Karate.run("mantisPostIssue").relativeTo(getClass());
     }
    }

    Karate Junit5 Test

    Run JUnit Test

    Run the test. Right click Run as >> Junit Test

    JUnit 5 Test

     

    –

    Karate Automation Tutorials

    Karate tool tutorials on this website can be found at:

    https://www.testingdocs.com/karate-automation-tool-tutorials/

    More information on the tool:

    https://github.com/intuit/karate

    Related Posts

    Multiple Threads Karate Automation

    Karate /

    Parallel Test Execution using Karate DSL

    Get API Request

    Karate /

    Test GET API Request with Karate DSL

    New Feature File Karate

    Karate /

    Create Karate API Test Script( Feature File )

    Karate /

    CRUD Operations API Test Automation with Karate

    Data Driven Testing Karate

    Karate /

    Data Driven Testing using Karate Automation Tool

    ‹ Karate API Automation Reports› Testing POST Request with Karate Framework

    Recent Posts

    • ChatGPT Plans Free and PlusChatGPT Subscription Plans
    • Stellar Converter for Database ToolStellar Converter for Database
    • Stellar MySQL Log AnalyzerStellar Log Analyzer for MySQL
    • Stellar Repair for MySQLStellar Repair for MySQL
    • ChatGPT IntroductionChatGPT Capabilities
    • How to secure your SQL Database: Tips and Tricks
    • ChatGPT4 Conversational AI FeaturesChatGPT4 Conversational AI Features
    • Trends in Software EngineeringShaping the Future of Development: Exploring Key Trends in Software Engineering
    • Java PerformanceImproving Java Performance with Multithreading
    • QDrant Vector DatabaseOpen-source Vector Databases
    • Difference between PHP and JavaScript?
    • Bing AI Browser Web ContentBing Conversation Styles
    • ChatGPT PreviewChatGPT Introduction
    • Open Source AI Frameworks TensorFlowOpen Source AI Frameworks
    • Artificial Intelligence Tools

    Back to Top

    Links

    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
    • Cookie Policy

    www.TestingDocs.com