REST API Automation with RestSharp & HTTP Client

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and Course Material

Lecture 2: Prerequisite

Chapter 2: Environment Setup

Lecture 1: Tools Required

Lecture 2: Setting up the jdk 1.8

Lecture 3: Setting up the Tomcat Server

Lecture 4: Setting up the Visual Studio – Part One

Lecture 5: Setting up the Visual Studio – Part Two

Lecture 6: Setting up the Postman Client

Lecture 7: Application Deployment in Tomcat

Chapter 3: Basic of RestFul Services

Lecture 1: What is a Web Service

Lecture 2: Request and Response

Lecture 3: What is REST

Lecture 4: HTTP Methods

Lecture 5: Request and Response Format

Chapter 4: Unit Testing Framework MSTest

Lecture 1: Creating the Project In Visual Studio

Lecture 2: MSTest Framework Introduction

Lecture 3: MSTest Framework Setup

Lecture 4: MSTest – Part One

Lecture 5: MSTest – Part Two

Chapter 5: HTTP Client for API Testing

Lecture 1: Setting up the HTTP Client

Lecture 2: Understanding the HTTP Client Framework

Lecture 3: Creating the HTTP Client

Lecture 4: Creating the GET Request

Lecture 5: Capturing the Response

Lecture 6: Response Format

Lecture 7: Capturing the Status Code from Response

Lecture 8: Capturing the Response Content

Lecture 9: XML and JSON Data Format

Lecture 10: Accepting the Data in a JSON and XML format

Lecture 11: GET Request using SendAsync

Lecture 12: Working with Using Statement

Lecture 13: Creating the custom class to capture the response

Lecture 14: Serialization and Deserialization

Lecture 15: Installing the Deserialization Packages

Lecture 16: Creating the Model for JSON Schema

Lecture 17: Deserialization of JSON Response

Lecture 18: Steps for XML Deserialization

Lecture 19: Model for XML Deserialization

Lecture 20: Deserialization of XML Data

Chapter 6: Assertion and Validation

Lecture 1: Assertion – Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding the Assertion in Test

Lecture 3: Conditional Based Assertion

Chapter 7: POST Request

Lecture 1: POST Request – Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the POST request

Lecture 3: Validation of Response

Lecture 4: POST Request with XML Data

Lecture 5: Validation of POST request with XML Data

Lecture 6: POST request using SendAsync API

Lecture 7: Code Optimization – Part One

Lecture 8: Code Optimization – Part Two

Lecture 9: Framework Method for POST

Lecture 10: Using the Framework Method in TestClass

Lecture 11: Framework Method for Response Data

Lecture 12: Using the Framework Method for Response Data in TestClass

Chapter 8: PUT Request

Lecture 1: PUT Request using PostMan

Lecture 2: Creating PUT Request with XML data

Lecture 3: PUT Request with JSON data

Lecture 4: Framework method for PUT request

Lecture 5: Using the Framework method for PUT Request

Chapter 9: DELETE Request

Lecture 1: Delete Request using PostMan

Lecture 2: Delete Request

Lecture 3: Framework Method for Delete Request

Chapter 10: Authentication

Lecture 1: Authentication – Basic Auth

Lecture 2: Secure GET End Point

Lecture 3: Encoding and Decoding of Basic Auth

Lecture 4: Secure POST End Point

Lecture 5: Secure PUT End Point

Lecture 6: Secure DELETE End Point

Chapter 11: Synchronous and Asynchronous Execution

Lecture 1: Synchronous and Asynchronous Execution – Introduction

Lecture 2: Synchronous Exexution of Test

Lecture 3: Asynchronous Execution of Test

Lecture 4: Asynchronous Execution of Test – Failed Scenario

Lecture 5: Parallel Execution of Multiple Request

Lecture 6: Redefining HelperClass with Async & Await Implementation

Lecture 7: Parallel Execution with Different Request Type

Lecture 8: Asynchronous Execution with Task Factory

Lecture 9: Fetch the returned value from asynchronous task

Lecture 10: Parallel execution with RunSettings File

Chapter 12: RestSharp Framework

Lecture 1: RestSharp – Introduction

Lecture 2: !! IMPORTANT !! RestSharp !! VERSION

Lecture 3: RestSharp – Updated Video

Lecture 4: Creating the Rest Client

Chapter 13: RestSharp – GET Request

Lecture 1: GET Request

Lecture 2: Capture the Status Code

Lecture 3: Capture the Response Content

Lecture 4: Capture the response in Different Format

Lecture 5: Deserialization of JSON Response