AI-Powered API Testing

**API Testing** is essential for validating the communication between different components of your application. With **CasesFlyAI**, you can easily automate API testing, ensuring your backend services and endpoints are functioning as expected. Here’s how to perform API testing using our tool:

1. Enter the API URL: Start by providing the API endpoint you want to test. Input the full URL in the **API URL** field (e.g., `https://example.com/api/endpoint`).
2. Select the HTTP Method: Choose the appropriate HTTP method based on the operation you’re testing:
   • GET: For retrieving data from the API.
   • POST: For sending data to the server to create a new resource.
   • PUT: For updating an existing resource.
   • DELETE: For removing a resource.
3. Add Headers (optional): Define any necessary headers (e.g., `Content-Type: application/json`). You can add one header per line in the **Headers** field. This is particularly important for setting the content type or authentication tokens.
4. Input Request Body (if applicable): If you’re using methods like **POST** or **PUT**, provide the request body in **JSON format**. This represents the data that will be sent to the server (e.g., `{“key”: “value”}`). For **GET** and **DELETE** requests, this step is not required.
5. Send the Request: Once you’ve filled in the necessary details, click the **Send Request** button. **CasesFlyAI** will process the request and send it to the API endpoint.
6. View the Response: After the request is processed, the response from the server will be displayed. This includes the response status (e.g., 200 OK), headers, and the response body in JSON format.
7. Analyze Errors (if applicable): If the API request fails or returns an error, the error details will be displayed, allowing you to debug issues such as incorrect request formatting or authentication errors.

By following these steps, **CasesFlyAI** enables you to automate and streamline the API testing process. With support for various HTTP methods, headers, and request bodies, our tool helps ensure that your API endpoints are functioning correctly, giving you confidence in the stability of your backend systems.