api-test-runner

Run API tests for both REST and GraphQL from a single manifest file using a unified test runner. This executes diverse test suites together, reducing CI boilerplate and simplifying endpoint validation across environments.

Generate JUnit XML reports for API tests in a CI pipeline by executing a manifest-based test runner. The runner emits optional JUnit XML alongside JSON results, providing standard output formats that CI reporters consume for automated analysis.

A manifest file for API testing is a single configuration file that defines and runs test suites for REST and GraphQL endpoints. You need one when you want to unify test execution across different environments and reduce CI configuration boilerplate.

A manifest-based API test runner works with existing CI automation by outputting JSON and optional JUnit XML results. This compatibility allows seamless integration with standard CI reporters without requiring extensive pipeline modifications.

The best way to reduce boilerplate when automating REST and GraphQL test suites is to use a unified manifest runner. It consolidates test definitions into a single file and outputs JSON or JUnit XML, streamlining CI pipeline configuration and reporting.

You can use the JSON output from API tests with other tools in your workflow. The manifest runner provides a composable suite runner that emits JSON results, allowing downstream tools to parse and process test data for further analysis.