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API Testing CI Environment

This guide describes steps necessary for testing an API described in a swagger file with the Dredd API Testing Framework in a CI Environment (Jenkins, TeamCity).

Environment Prerequisites

The following must be available in the CI environment before testing:

  1. Node.js runtime MUST be available in the CI environment:

     $ node -v
 v7.5.0

  2. Ruby runtime MUST be available in the CI environment:

     $ ruby -v
 ruby 2.4.0p0 (2016-12-24 revision 57164) [x86_64-darwin16]

  3. Dredd MUST be installed globally in the CI environment:

     $ npm install -g dredd --no-optional

     $ dredd --version
 dredd v2.2.5 (Darwin 16.4.0; x64)

  4. Apiary CLI Tool MUST be installed globally in the CI environment:

     $ gem install apiaryio

     $ apiary version
 0.8.0

  5. Apiary API Key MUST be set in the CI Environment environment variables:

     $ export APIARY_API_KEY=xyz

    To obtain an Apiary API key, head to https://login.apiary.io/tokens (NOTE: You will need the "ALL" Scope)

Testing an API

Test Run Prerequisites

To test an API within the CI environment provisioned as mentioned in the environment prerequisites, you will need the following:

  1. The name (subdomain) of API project at Apiary

     $ export APIARY_API_NAME=bomapi3

    See How to find the Apiary API name for more details.

  2. A swagger.yaml file with the description of API being tested

    To fetch the swagger.yaml file from Apiary run the following command before the test:

     $ apiary fetch --api-name=$APIARY_API_NAME --output="swagger.yaml"

    The swagger document for Apiary project bomapi3 was saved as local file ./swagger.yaml.

    See Fetching Published Documentation.

  3. The host (address) of the service being tested

      $ export API_HOST=http://deheremap7336.emea.adsint.biz:8004`

Running the Test

With all of the above (APIARY_API_KEY, APIARY_API_NAME, API_HOST, set up and swagger.yaml file present in the current directory), run:

$ dredd swagger.yaml $API_HOST -r apiary

See Dredd Command-line Interface.

The Dredd will perform the tests and exits usually if the tests have passed. You can check the test result as with any other Unix tools with:

$ echo $?

Everything else but 0 should break the build. The test results will be visible in the CLI (log) as well as in Apiary.