Hi,
I am new to Go language, can you please let me know , how do we test API’s written in Go language using playwright.
Any sample code or good article about Go lang API testing using playwright.
Note :- I am unable to find any article in google testing Go lang API’s using playwright
Any help will be much appreciated.
Kumar AUPosted Jun 11, 2024, 12:32 PM
Thank you Naimish for your response with the detailed explanation.
When I run the program (File name – api_test.go) , I get this message, do you have any idea ?
My local Project Folder - C:\Users\XXXXXX\source\repos\GoLang_Training_1\Playwright_Go>
Note :- API end point is running in my local, i am able to access the same endpoint in postman
Naimish MakwanaPosted Jun 11, 2024, 6:45 AM
Testing APIs written in Go using Playwright involves a few steps since Playwright is primarily a Node.js library. However, there is a Go library for Playwright maintained by the community that you can use. Here’s a general approach to testing your Go APIs with Playwright:
Install Playwright for Go: You can install the Playwright Go library using the following command:
Write Test Cases: You’ll write test cases using the Playwright API to send requests to your Go server and verify the responses. Below is a sample code snippet that demonstrates how you might write a test case to check the response of an API endpoint:
Run Your Tests: Execute your tests using the Go command line tool. If you have set up your tests in a file named
api_test.go, you can run them with:For more detailed information and examples, you can refer to the Playwright for Go GitHub repository and the Playwright API testing guide. These resources should give you a good starting point for writing and running your API tests using Playwright in Go.
https://github.com/playwright-community/playwright-go
https://playwright.dev/docs/api-testing
Remember, since Playwright is a Node.js library, the community-driven Go version may not have all the features of the official Playwright library, and you might need to handle some of the inter-language interoperability yourself. Keep this in mind as you develop your tests.
Thanks