API testing has focused chiefly on message layer testing, which covers REST APIs and SOAP Web services that can be sent through HTTP, HTTPS, JMS, and MQ. This is now an essential part of any Automation Testing. APIs are used in some way in almost every application nowadays. Before releasing a product to a client or end-user, APIs must be adequately tested as a form of communication. Some testers skip over this stage and go right towards UI testing.Top API Test ing Tools to Perform API TestingFollowing are some of the API testing tools that help you automate the process of testing API:PostmanJMeterKatalon StudioTest GridSOAP UIHow To Select The Correct API Testing Tools?There are many API testing tools on the market, and picking the correct one might be challenging. As a result, some of the most important considerations to make while choosing an API testing tool are as follows:CompatibilityIs it possible to connect the API testing tool to project management and version control platforms like JIRA and GIT, as well as communication tools like Slack?Basic API RequirementsBefore choosing a tool for API testing, ensure it enables most HTTP requests, that artifacts can be imported from one project to another, and that it has other fundamental features.CI/CD IntegrationsIt’s critical to double-check that the API testing tool you’re using can integrate with the various CI platforms your team uses, such as Bitbucket or Jenkins. Also, if it’s natively supported, don’t bother configuring them each time.ComplexityThe tool you intend to use should not be overly complicated, and your team’s engineers should be able to learn and adapt to it in the minimum amount of time.

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