Pravin Shivhare

Introduction Tests are executed in parallel with Playwright Test. It executes numerous parallel worker processes to do it. Test files are by default run in parallel. The same worker process executes each test in a single file sequentially. Tests can be set up to run concurrently in a single file using test.describe.configure. Using testProject.fullyParallel or […]

Introduction: Playwright Test was developed primarily to meet the requirements of end-to-end testing. Chromium, WebKit, and Firefox are just a few of the contemporary rendering engines Playwright supports. Test with native mobile emulation of Google Chrome for Android and Mobile Safari on Windows, Linux, and macOS locally or on CI, headed or headless. In this […]

Introduction: A playwright is an open-source test automation library that was initially created by Microsoft contributors. It supports programming languages like NodeJS, Java, C#, and Python. The most widely used combination of NodeJS and Playwright is JavaScript/TypeScript, which is available under the Apache 2.0 License. If you are new to the playwright, you can refer […]

Introduction: As test automation becomes more prevalent in Agile teams, it has grown in importance within the SDLC. New test automation technologies are entering the market as the scope expands. The market was previously dominated by proprietary tools like selenium. However, new open-source tools are now leading the market. Puppeteer and Playwright both share a […]

Postman is one of the most popular API testing tools. It also supports GraphQL APIs. In this article, we’ll look at how to send GraphQL requests using Postman. But before we start, If you don’t have any idea about what is GraphQL, Its advantages, and its features then I would recommend you to go through […]

Have you ever thought about what microservices are and how scaling industries integrate them while developing applications to comply with the expectations of their clients? To obtain some insight, you need to first understand what monolithic applications are and how they are broken down into tiny micro applications that are packaged and deployed independently. This […]

Introduction to Mock Server The mock server is a fake server that resembles the behavior of a real server to assist users in testing and verifying their APIs and API responses. A Mock server is used during the various API testing when a specific response must be obtained that is not readily available on the […]

Introduction It would be an understatement to say that GraphQL is a paradigm shift for data queries. There is no comparison between the two; rather, it is more like the difference between walking and flying. Take a look at how GraphQL differs from conventional REST APIs to see why. Traditional REST queries require several requests […]

The audience for the blog: Before we get into the topic, let’s first just understand the ideal audience and purpose for the engagement: If you want to convert an API response that is in array format and has a consistent structure into CSV format to retrieve it in a console log, this blog is for […]

Postman Visualizer Magically Turns your API’s Iterating Data into Tables, Charts, and Graphs The Postman Visualizer offers a configurable method of representing your request’s response visually. A request’s Visualize tab shows the response body in a graphical format like a bar chart, maps, etc., along with the Pretty, Raw, and Preview choices when it is […]