APIPing
Comprehensive API and website testing platform
Easy Test Automation
API Ping offers a simple and intuitive way to create and automate tests for REST APIs and
static websites. With the ability to create simple "pings" or complex tests scripted via an online Hurl
editor, API Ping allows users to run tests automatically at scheduled intervals. This feature saves time and
improves testing efficiency, allowing users to quickly identify and resolve issues with their projects.
Assertions
With API Ping, users can define assertions based on XPath to navigate through HTML or JSONPath to walk
through the JSON response returned from the server. This feature allows for flexible testing that can adapt
to the specific needs of each project. Users can easily create custom assertions and manage them from within
the platform, making it easy to fine-tune their tests and ensure accurate and reliable results.
CI/CD Pipelines
API Ping's REST API endpoints feature provides an easy way to integrate testing into Continuous
Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines. By generating an API token in the API Ping dashboard and
using it to call the REST API endpoints, users can schedule tests automatically and receive detailed results
that can be integrated into their pipeline. This feature allows for seamless integration of testing into the
CI/CD process, ensuring that changes to code are thoroughly tested before being deployed. Additionally, by
pulling data from the API Ping dashboard via the REST API, users can create custom dashboards that display
key metrics and testing results, providing greater visibility into the testing process and allowing users to
identify patterns and trends over time.
Reporting
API Ping platform provides comprehensive reporting that includes detailed logs and
reports that show exactly what happened during each test. The platform provides color-coded alerts to
quickly identify which tests passed and which failed. Users can access the results of their tests directly
from the dashboard, and receive email notifications when a test fails. This feature provides peace of mind
and helps users stay on top of any issues that arise with their projects.