tokens-api-testing

Test suite for /tokens endpoint

🚀 API Testing Suite for /tokens endpoint

A comprehensive testing suite for li.fi /tokens endpoint using Postman collections. This suite ensures reliability, performance, and security of the token-related services.

📚 Table of Contents

• Overview
• Test Categories
• Setup
• Running Tests
• Test Reports

🎯 Overview

This testing suite validates the Token API's functionality, covering various scenarios. The suite is designed to ensure the API maintains high quality and reliability standards.

🌟 Key Features

• Comprehensive test coverage
• Automated validation
• Detailed error reporting
• Performance monitoring
• Security validation

🔍 Test Categories

1. Basic Response Tests

• Status code validation
• Response format verification
• Required field validation

2. Parameter Testing

• Chain parameter validation
• Price parameter validation
• Edge case handling

3. Chain Parameter Tests

• Valid chain types
• Invalid chain scenarios
• Cross-chain validation

4. Security Tests

• SQL injection prevention
• XSS vulnerability checks
• Rate limiting validation

5. Performance Tests

• Response time validation
• Load testing scenarios
• Spike test validation

💻 Setup

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/dus87/tokens-api-testing.git

2. Import the Postman collection

• Open Postman
• Click "Import"
• Select the collection file in collections/tokens_api_tests.postman_collection.json

▶️ Running Tests

Using Postman UI

1. Open the collection in Postman
2. Select desired environment
3. Click "Run Collection"

Using Newman (CLI)

newman run tokens_api_tests.postman_collection.json

Using Github Actions

Tests are automatically run on pull requests to the main branch to ensure API reliability before merging changes.

Running Tests Locally

npm install npm run test

📊 Test Reports

Test reports are automatically generated after each run, providing:

• Total tests executed
• Pass/Fail ratio
• Response times
• Error details

🛠️ Built With

• Postman
• Newman
• JavaScript
• GitHub Actions