Automated Software Testing with Python
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Automated Software Testing with Python at UDEMY Overview
Duration | 14 hours |
Total fee | ₹490 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Automated Software Testing with Python at UDEMY Highlights
- Earn a Certificate of completion from Udemy
- 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- 5 downloadable resources
Automated Software Testing with Python at UDEMY Course details
- For Professionals wanting to learn more about automated software testing in their workplace
- How to write complete system tests using Python and tools like Postman
- Common pitfalls and best practices when writing automated tests
- Automate your application testing by setting up a continuous integration pipeline using Travis CI
- Cover every fundamental software testing skill that you need to know in order to get a job testing or to apply these skills in your existing projects.
Automated Software Testing with Python at UDEMY Curriculum
Your First Automated software test
Introduction to this section
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Setting up our project
Writing our first test
Testing dictionary equivalence
Writing blog tests and PyCharm run configurations
The __repr__ method, and intro to TDD
Integration tests and finishing the blog
Mocking, patching, and system tests
Patching the input method and returning values
Taking our patching further
The last few patches!
The TestCase setUp method
Conclusion of this section
Testing a Flask Endpoint
Introduction to this section
Setting our project up
Creating our Flask app
Our first System test
Refactoring our System Tests
Conclusion of this section
Rest API Testing, Part 1
Introduction to this section
A look at a REST API with Flask
Setting up our generic BaseTest
Integration testing a REST API
Conclusion of this section
Rest API Testing, Part 2
Introduction to this section
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Setting up our project
Testing foreign key constraints with Python
Unit testing models and SQLAlchemy mappers
Finishing our Store tests
Conclusion of this section