Spock Framework Reviews

Karate is the only open source tool that combines API test automation, mocks and performance-testing into a single framework. Cucumber's BDD syntax is language-neutral, making it easy for non-programmers. You can run parallel tests for speed and have assertions and HTML reports built-in. For teams that are not familiar with Java, there is a standalone executable that can be run on any platform. You don't need to compile code. You can simply write tests in a simple and readable syntax - designed for HTTP, JSON GraphQL, XML, and GraphQL. You can also mix UI and API test automation in the same test script. It is worth noting that JSON is a first-class citizen' syntax. This means that you can express your payload and expected data without using double-quotes. You also don't have to include JSON field names within quotes. You don't need to 'escape" characters as you would in Java or other programming languages.

Framework for automated integration testing that supports a wide variety of data formats and message protocols! A typical scenario is where the system under test runs on a test infrastructure and interacts with Citrus via various messaging transports. Citrus can act as both client and consumer during the test, exchanging real request/response message messages over the wire. Each test step allows you to validate the messages exchanged with expected control data, including attachments, message headers and body content (e.g. XML, Json, ...). The test provides a Java fluent API for specifying the test logic and can be fully automated. The repeatable test is nothing more than a JUnit or TestNG standard test and can be easily run in an integration test within a CI/CD pipeline. Kamelets are Camel-K route snippets which act as event sources and sinks in an event-driven architecture.