Agile2016: Exploratory Testing an API

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This document discusses exploratory testing of APIs. It provides tips for exploring an API including focusing on calls and operations, inputs and outputs, exceptions, the target system versus dependencies, specific user scenarios, understanding the purpose and lifecycle of the API, collaborating with others, and creating documentation during the exploration. Patterns may emerge with repetition, and disposable automation can be used. The goal of exploratory testing is to discover risks and build understanding of the system.

Software

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Exploratory Testing
an API
by Maaret Pyhäjärvi

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Testers don’t break your
code, they break your
illusions about the code.
-- adapted from James Bach

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Exploratory testing is a
systematic approach for
discovering risks using
rigorous analysis techniques
coupled with testing heuristics.

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What Testing gives Us
UnitTesting
ExploratoryTesting
SPEC
FEEDBACK
REGRESSION
GRANULARITY
GUIDANCE
UNDERSTANDING
MODELS
SERENDIPITYTesting as
artifact
creation
Testing as
performance

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Before
implementing
While
implementing
Before
production
While in
production
Testing as
artifact creation
Testing as
performance
(exploration)
Ways to think of testing peak at different moments with regards to adding a capability
TOTALS
Testing is Everywhere!

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An application programming
interface (API) is a set of
routines, protocols, and tools
for building software and
applications.

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Product is my external
imagination
I am my developer’s external imagination

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Teaching Exploratory Testing
in a Mob

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Let’s Test!
A Unit Testing Library

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The Test Target

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Mob Testing – Rules for the
Exercise
No thinking as the driver
Yes, and…
Kindness, consideration and respect

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From Michael Sahota
STICKYNOTESDONERIGHT

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Takeaways
Exploratory Testing an API

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How to Explore
•  Do something with it
•  Find out what is the common thing to do with it
•  Find out what you could do with it
•  Reflect after anything and everything – make
notes
–  What do we know from other connections?
–  What do we know from empirical evidence?
–  How do we turn it all into empirical evidence?

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Structure
Function
Data
Platform
Operations
Time
SFDPOT heuristics from James Bach / Michael Bolton, Rapid SoftwareTesting

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Approvers do
•  Formatting
•  Sorting
•  File Extensions
•  Scrubbing (removing common inconsistencies)
•  Serialization(saving to a file)
•  Mocking
•  Proxying
•  Rendering
•  Execution (e.g. retrieve the URL)
•  Aggregating test cases
•  File naming
•  PRINCIPLE: ”Every time you handle this type of object, you do
these things to it.”
I LEARNED ABOUT FUNCTIONS

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Reporters do
•  Waiting
•  Scrubbing (removing common inconsistencies)
•  Execution
•  Launching
•  Serialization
•  Decompilation
•  Chain of responsibility
•  Creating Approved file
•  Environmental awareness
I LEARNED ABOUT FUNCTIONS

@maaretp http://maaretp.comI LEARNED ABOUTTHE ENVIRONMENT

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A Few Ideas of Exploratory Testing
•  It’s not just about GUI and finalized features
–  You can explore an API
–  You can adapt to known limitations
•  It’s not just for functional
–  You should do exploratory performance/security …
testing
•  It’s not without automation
–  Sometimes you need to do things humans can’t do! –
exploratory test automation
•  Repeating is seldom an issue
–  Vary the data, the environment, the story around your
testing – exploratory regression testing

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Patterns of Exploration for
APIs
Lessons Distilled

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Working with limited
understanding: Focus!

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Calls and Operations.
Inputs and Outputs.
Exceptions.

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Target of your testing
vs. the environment
it depends on

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Specific user with
a specific purpose

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Why would anyone
use this?

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Think lifecycle
Versioning and Deprecation

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Google for Concepts
like “Conservative Overloading Strategy”

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Fast-track your
understanding:
collaborate

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Documentation Matters
a Lot for APIs

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Explore to
create documentation

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Some patterns become
visible with repetition

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Disposable
test automation

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#MobProgrammingGuidebook

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Maaret Pyhäjärvi
Email: maaret@iki.fi
Twitter: @maaretp
Web: maaretp.com
Blog: visible-quality.blogspot.fi
(please connect with me through
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Agile2016: Exploratory Testing an API

1. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Exploratory Testing an API by Maaret Pyhäjärvi

2. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Testers don’t break your code, they break your illusions about the code. -- adapted from James Bach

3. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Exploratory testing is a systematic approach for discovering risks using rigorous analysis techniques coupled with testing heuristics.

4. @maaretp http://maaretp.com What Testing gives Us UnitTesting ExploratoryTesting SPEC FEEDBACK REGRESSION GRANULARITY GUIDANCE UNDERSTANDING MODELS SERENDIPITYTesting as artifact creation Testing as performance

5. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Before implementing While implementing Before production While in production Testing as artifact creation Testing as performance (exploration) Ways to think of testing peak at different moments with regards to adding a capability TOTALS Testing is Everywhere!

6. @maaretp http://maaretp.com An application programming interface (API) is a set of routines, protocols, and tools for building software and applications.

7. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Product is my external imagination I am my developer’s external imagination

8. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Teaching Exploratory Testing in a Mob

9. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Let’s Test! A Unit Testing Library

10. @maaretp http://maaretp.com The Test Target

11. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Mob Testing – Rules for the Exercise No thinking as the driver Yes, and… Kindness, consideration and respect

12. @maaretp http://maaretp.com From Michael Sahota STICKYNOTESDONERIGHT

13. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Takeaways Exploratory Testing an API

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17. @maaretp http://maaretp.com How to Explore •  Do something with it •  Find out what is the common thing to do with it •  Find out what you could do with it •  Reflect after anything and everything – make notes –  What do we know from other connections? –  What do we know from empirical evidence? –  How do we turn it all into empirical evidence?

18. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Structure Function Data Platform Operations Time SFDPOT heuristics from James Bach / Michael Bolton, Rapid SoftwareTesting

19. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Approvers do •  Formatting •  Sorting •  File Extensions •  Scrubbing (removing common inconsistencies) •  Serialization(saving to a file) •  Mocking •  Proxying •  Rendering •  Execution (e.g. retrieve the URL) •  Aggregating test cases •  File naming •  PRINCIPLE: ”Every time you handle this type of object, you do these things to it.” I LEARNED ABOUT FUNCTIONS

20. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Reporters do •  Waiting •  Scrubbing (removing common inconsistencies) •  Execution •  Launching •  Serialization •  Decompilation •  Chain of responsibility •  Creating Approved file •  Environmental awareness I LEARNED ABOUT FUNCTIONS

21. @maaretp http://maaretp.comI LEARNED ABOUTTHE ENVIRONMENT

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23. @maaretp http://maaretp.com A Few Ideas of Exploratory Testing •  It’s not just about GUI and finalized features –  You can explore an API –  You can adapt to known limitations •  It’s not just for functional –  You should do exploratory performance/security … testing •  It’s not without automation –  Sometimes you need to do things humans can’t do! – exploratory test automation •  Repeating is seldom an issue –  Vary the data, the environment, the story around your testing – exploratory regression testing

24. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Patterns of Exploration for APIs Lessons Distilled

25. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Working with limited understanding: Focus!

26. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Calls and Operations. Inputs and Outputs. Exceptions.

27. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Target of your testing vs. the environment it depends on

28. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Specific user with a specific purpose

29. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Why would anyone use this?

30. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Think lifecycle Versioning and Deprecation

31. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Google for Concepts like “Conservative Overloading Strategy”

32. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Fast-track your understanding: collaborate

33. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Documentation Matters a Lot for APIs

34. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Explore to create documentation

35. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Some patterns become visible with repetition

36. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Disposable test automation

37. @maaretp http://maaretp.com #MobProgrammingGuidebook

38. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Maaret Pyhäjärvi Email: maaret@iki.fi Twitter: @maaretp Web: maaretp.com Blog: visible-quality.blogspot.fi (please connect with me through Twitter or LinkedIn)

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