POSTMAN integration

[Punashri M S]

Hello All,

Want to do a API testing. So can we integrate POSTMAN with Ranorex?

thanks in advance

[odklizec]

Hi,

As long as there is a Postman API, it should not be a problem to write Postman-related code in Ranorex? Sorry, there are no code examples at this forum. You will have to use google

Also, it seems that Postman directly allows to export code snippets in various languages, including C#...
https://learning.getpostman.com/docs/po ... -snippets/

[Vega]

REST Sharp is another very common resource for testing REST API in .NET. You should be able to use anything .NET based pretty easily

http://restsharp.org/

hope this helps

[Punashri M S]

Thanks for the suggestions.

Could you please help us using POSTMAN.
We need to follow below steps for validation.

1) Using Postman generate the C# code for the API
2) Run this generated code using Ranorex
3) Use some assertion statement to validate the API’s

And how to use REST Sharp with Ranorex.

please share if there any reference videos.

[odklizec]

Hi,

I'm afraid, there are no examples of integration you are looking for. You must go through the links we suggested before and try to cook something up yourself. This task is not trivial and completely out of scope of this forum. So you must first try to achieve it by yourself and eventually ask for help with implementation problems you may eventually face. I'm afraid, you cannot expect that anyone here will develop a complete solution for you?

[semate]

Use Project -> Manage Packages ... . Search for RestSharp
RestSharp should show up in your References.

And then it depends on your Rest call. Below a example for Post with Basic Authentication.
Add error handling as you like.
See the RestSharp page for more infos.

Code: Select all

using RestSharp;
using RestSharp.Authenticators;

public static void Post(string uri, string user, string pw)
{
	var client = new RestClient(uri);
	client.Authenticator = new HttpBasicAuthenticator(user,pw);
	var request = new RestRequest(Method.POST);		
	request.AddHeader("accept", "*/*");
	IRestResponse resp = client.Execute(request);
}