This repository shows how to use Http files and Rest Client to automate the end-to-end (e2e) testing of APIs.

• Java 17
• Maven (v3.8.8+)
• Node.js (v20.10.0+)

Note: If you are using dev-container, you don't need to install any of the above. Just open the project in VSCode and it will install all the required tools for you.

• E2E Testing using Http files and Rest Client
• Load testing using K6

Before running the application, make sure you have:

• Installed the Pre-requisites mentioned above.
• Created the environment file .env under root folder based on the template file .env.template.
• the environment file http-client.env.json under e2e-test folder is up to date.

To build the service source code and run unit-tests, use:

• make build or mvn clean install

To run the service in development mode, use:

• make run or mvn spring-boot:run

The following is a list of make commands should be run from root folder.

help                   💬 This help message :)
build                  🔨 build the application and run unit-test 
run                    🏃 Run the application
e2e-init               🔨 Initialize e2e test environment by installing httpyac CLI
e2e-local              💻 Run e2e-test on your local environment
e2e-dev                💻 Run e2e-test on Backbase-msft-dev environment
load-test              🪓 Load Test
load-test-dashboard    🌄 Load Test with visualizing the results in xk6 dashboard

To run e2e test, you need to:

• Install [httpyac] CLI tool by running make e2e-init or npm install -g httpyac
• Run the API service in dev mode by running make run or mvn spring-boot:run
• Run the e2e test by running make e2e-local or httpyac testing/e2e-test/*.http --all -e local -o response