API Testing Using Postman: Implemented CRUD Operations with Express.js, MongoDB, and Node.js provides a detailed guide on how to use Postman for API testing. It covers the following key points:
Defines APIs and explains the importance of API testing, which focuses on functionality, reliability, performance, and security of APIs.
Introduces Postman as a scalable API testing tool that can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines. It provides step-by-step instructions on installing and using Postman, including its workspace features.
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GET: Used to retrieve information from the server.
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POST: Used to submit data to the server.
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PUT: Used to update existing resources or create new ones.
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DELETE: Used to remove resources.
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PATCH, HEAD, and OPTIONS: Additional HTTP methods for specific purposes.
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GET Requests: Example of retrieving user data from MongoDB.
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POST Requests: Example of adding new user data to MongoDB.
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PUT Requests: Example of updating existing user data.
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DELETE Requests: Example of deleting user data.
Demonstrates how to create, update, and delete requests using Postman, including setting request parameters, headers, and body content.
Provides screenshots and detailed examples for each type of request to illustrate the process.