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We attempted to come up with a similar format for Runscope tests (YAML and all) but quickly abandoned it once we tried anything remotely complex (chained reques
by johns 8y ago
We attempted to come up with a similar format for Runscope tests (YAML and all) but quickly abandoned it once we tried anything remotely complex (chained requests, control flow, limits of declarative assertions, etc.). YAML quickly becomes far less expressive than code. I still prefer using a UI like Runscope personally, but I’d use code if it weren’t available.
Also, any proper GraphQL support would abstract away the payload format. It should simulate a GraphQL client, not an HTTP client.
- Edmond 8y agoI would think what is needed is a true object graph environment: https://youtu.be/4yepPOznakk https://youtu.be/4yepPOznakk it is a mix of declarative presentation with the ability to tap into code at any node.
- kiranz 8y agoNot sure if you had a chance to go through documentation, but complex stuff like chained requests, dynamic parameter construction etc are supported. You can also provide custom validator functions in YAML to verify responses and a lot more. Please checkout the documentation.
- pintxo 8y agoSo it is not actually codeless.