UI
UI for Keploy platform that does API testing by dependency mocking without writing any test cases.
Overview
Keploy is an innovative no-code API testing platform designed to simplify the process of generating unit test cases with dependency mocks from API calls. By allowing developers to easily integrate with their preferred unit testing frameworks, Keploy saves valuable time and streamlines the testing process. Its intuitive interface and automated features make it an essential tool for developers looking to enhance their testing efficiency.
With support for various environments, Keploy is particularly beneficial for low-traffic scenarios, letting teams generate reliable tests quickly. Despite its experimental features for high-traffic environments, Keploy holds great potential for any developer seeking to optimize their API testing workflow.
Features
- Automated Test Case Generation: Automatically creates unit test cases from API calls, eliminating the manual writing of tests.
- Dependency Mocks: Generates mocks for dependencies, allowing for more accurate and isolated testing scenarios.
- Seamless Integration: Works alongside favorite unit testing frameworks, ensuring compatibility and ease of use.
- Environment Flexibility: Capable of generating test cases in any environment with the necessary infrastructure set up.
- Community Collaboration: Engages users with platforms like Slack and GitHub for support, feature requests, and bug reports.
- Docker Support: Includes docker-compose files for easy setup of necessary infrastructure such as MongoDB and the Keploy server.
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