Test

Overview

Testing is, without a doubt, an absolutely crucial stage in the process of developing an HTTP REST API workflow. To ensure the reliability and functionality of your workflows, it's essential to perform thorough testing before deployment.

Recognizing this necessity, we have taken great care to provide an exceptionally straightforward yet highly effective method for you to test your workflows.This approach not only simplifies the validation of your work but also significantly enhances the overall creation process.

By incorporating this step into your development routine, you can preemptively identify potential issues, fine-tune performance, and ensure that your API behaves as intended under various conditions. In turn, this leads to a more robust and reliable end product that meets the high standards expected by users.

By utilizing our user-friendly testing mechanism, developers can enjoy peace of mind knowing that they are mitigating risks and laying down a solid foundation for a successful launch.

This proactive measure contributes to a smoother deployment and ultimately results in a better experience for both the developer and the end-users who will interact with the API.

How to Start Testing

Once you've set up your workflow with the necessary nodes, just click the Test button in the top right corner, near the Deploy button.

Once you click the button, a drawer will open on the right side of the page. Here, you can change several settings to test your workflow.You will be able to update:

Request method:

You can pick the method you want to use for your test.

Path params:

You can update the path parameters of the endpoints.

Body payload:

You can also add a body payload to the request if needed.

Test

To send the request you can click the Send request button at the bottom and wait for the request to finish.At the end you will get the response of the endpoint you will also be able to see some metrics logs that we collect during the execution

Console Logs

In the Console logs tab, you can see the workflow metrics. These include details like how long a single node takes, the total time for the entire workflow, RAM usage, and more..