New feature: Encrypted variables
Secure your tokens, passwords, and secret data fields by encrypting variables in Assertible
New feature: Smarter notifications
Ensure every alert is actionable by using Assertible's new smart notifications to monitor and test your web API.
New feature: manipulate variables using jq
There are countless scenarios where it is useful to manipulate variables before using them in a test. Assertible now has full support for jq syntax, allowing you to modify and transform your data before it's used in a test run.
Automatically import OpenAPI v3 response json schema assertions
When you import an OpenAPI v3 definition, Assertible automatically creates JSON Schema assertions for Response objects. This makes it much easier to debug any validation errors in your API payload.
New feature: Integrate with PagerDuty to supercharge your API monitoring
We're extremely excited to share with you all the latest integration we've been working hard on here at Assertible. The new Assertible PagerDuty integration allows you to create and auto-resolve incidents when your tests run. This will be a huge productivity boost to manage incoming failures and notifications.
New feature: Editor support for testing GraphQL APIs
GraphQL is a powerful and popular query language for APIs that's becoming more widely adopted for its useful type system. Assertible just added support for writing and viewing GraphQL queries to make testing your API easier.
New feature: Slack integration notification improvements
Slack is one of our most widely used integrations for sending alerts and results when your tests run because it's a reliable way of receiving updates about your web services. We're excited to release improvements to how messages are sent with Assertible's Slack integration.
New feature: Improved email hooks for test runs
We've made some big improvements to the way email hooks work and the information provided in the alerts that will make it easier to identify why your API tests are failing and to keep issues about your service prioritized with grouped alerts.
New feature: Easier test management and test groups
When your API tests start to grow in numbers, being able to manage, group, and easily take action on certain tests is essential. We've made some big updates to the way API test are managed in a web service.
New feature: autocomplete for variables
Variables in Assertible are a key part of creating and running API tests with dynamic data. We're excited to announce a new variable autocomplete feature that makes configuring tests with variables easy and straightforward.
New features: curl command integration and web service test import
We've been working hard on making it easier to create and manage tests for your web services in Assertible. Today we're excited to release new features for curl command integration and importing tests into an existing web service. Read more to learn how it works.
New feature: XPath assertion for XML and HTML
Our shiny new XPath XML data assertion is capable of extracting values from XML and HTML documents and comparing the value to hard-coded data and dynamic variables. This functionality opens up a lot of new ways to automate tests for your API or website.
New feature: multiple setup steps
Many API and website testing scenarios require chaining HTTP requests and setting up pre-requisite data fixtures to validate an endpoint's payload or status code. To support these workflows, we are excited to roll out our most requested feature - multiple setup steps - which can be used to chain HTTP requests and populate dynamic test data.
New feature: configurable web service rate limiting
We're thrilled to release a new feature for configurable rate limiting on web services in Assertible. This allows you to more closely model your real-world services by throttling how fast HTTP requests will hit your API or web app.
New feature: environment variables
Environment variables, the newest addition to Assertible, make it easier and faster to write reliable tests using static data fixtures, no matter where your web service is deployed.
New feature: Test teardown steps
At Assertible, we're creating a platform that helps you test and monitor APIs and websites. A big part of this is being able to model real-world use-cases. Today, we're happy to anounce that teardown steps are now available for all users.
New feature: environment level authentication
Running your API tests across different environments, like staging, qa, and production, helps ensure the uptime and available of your web services. The new environment level authentication in Assertible gives you more control over testing your application on different URLs.
New feature: Enable and disable request headers and query parameters
We're constantly looking for new ways to make testing your web service easier by finding patterns in how HTTP requests are created and tested. The new enable/disable option for request headers and parameters will help you create and iterate on more tests for a wide range of use-cases.
New feature: Improved schedules for API monitoring
As you create new tests for your web app and push new features to production, you'll want to run your tests on a schedule to continuously validate your web services. These new schedule features will help you improve your web service monitoring.
New feature: run API tests against any URL with Triggers
We are happy to announce two major improvements to our Trigger URLs. You can now run your tests against any dynamic URL and fail your continuous integration build or script when tests fail. These improvements make it possible to execute API tests in a continuous integration & delivery pipeline against any host.
New features: Enhanced test list view and linking deployments to results
We're excited to release two new improvements to the dashboard: a new test list view helps you find and manage API test failures, and the deployments history now links directly to the test result for that deploy.
New feature: import and automate API tests from Postman Collections
I am happy to announce that Assertible now supports importing and automating API tests from Postman Collections. Postman has become a powerful developer tool for exploring and defining reusable API or website tests using the Postman Collections format.
New feature: View the status of your tests on any environment
Test your web app across any environment, like staging or production, and use these new dashboard features to instantly view the results and status of your tests.
View API test results on GitHub status checks
The new and improved deployments API is capable of integrating with GitHub and your continuous delivery pipeline so you can monitor your web service deployments and test failures directly from GitHub pull requests and other commit references.
New feature: GitHub integration requires less permissions
We have overhauled our GitHub integration to require less permissions for access to your resources. Unless you are using the GitHub deployments integration, Assertible only requires access to your email.
New feature: JSON schema validation
Validate all JSON endpoints for your web service using JSON Schema Draft 4.
New features: more powerful JSON assertions and web service deployment history
View your web service deployment history and easily make powerful JSON assertions without writing code.
New feature: dashboard environment context
Assertible supports running automated web service tests against different environments from the dashboard, and supports a new environment parameter on API status badges.
New feature: deployments API
The best time to run API tests is immediately after a deployment. Use Assertible deployments to continuously test your web app.
New feature: web service monitoring metrics
Introducing new metrics for testing and monitoring your web services.
New feature: via for test results
Assertible's new via property for test results makes it trivial to instantly view where a test result originated.
New feature: Zapier Integration
Assertible's new Zapier integration allows you to instantly send data about your API test result to other services, opening up more ways to automate your API testing.
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