To regenerate pytest fixtures and test methods dynamically from OpenAPI spec and Cloudvector APIShark events
CV-DAST is a Python library for regenerating the pytest fixtures and test cases dynamically from Open API Spec and Cloudvector APIShark events
Visit https://www.cloudvector.com/api-shark-free-observability-security-monitoring-tool/#apishark
Use the package manager pip to install foobar.
pip install cv-dast
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CloudVector CommunityEdition - Coverage analysis plugin
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Enter CommunityEdition(CE) host in format <host>:<port> : x.x.x.x:y
Enter your CommunityEdition(CE) username : sandeep
CommunityEdition(CE) password:
Enter absolute path to Old API SPEC: ../input.json
Enter absolute path to new API SPEC : ../input1.json
Do you want to process only diff? (Y/N) :
Enter absolute path to input parameteres json(press Enter for None):
instead of giving inputs every single time you can also alternatively create a file called my_cesetup.yaml in the path from where you are running the tool
ce_host:
ce_username:
you can have multiple such my_cesetup.yaml for different CE setup or different recordings and run them from specific paths for its corresponding reports
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To regenerate pytest fixtures and test methods dynamically from OpenAPI spec and Cloudvector APIShark events
We found that cvdast demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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