Looking for an alternative to Runscope?
Meet Assertible.
Assertible is an easier and more efficient way to test your web services. Here's a few reasons why:
Visualize your API performance
Assertible's service oriented dashboard is made for maximum productivity so you can quickly view the health of your API, tests, and results, all in one view, and focus on what's important.
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Truly codeless API testing
Unlike other services, you don't need to write any code to validate your APIs with Assertible. Our built-in assertions help you get your job done faster and make test maintenance a breeze.
We want to make testers and developers more productive by providing a vast and flexible suite of assertions to help you test your REST API, website, or any other HTTP service, with zero code.
Runscope, on the other hand, requires writing custom JavaScript code to make simple assertions, like validating a JSON schema, which turns into a maintenance burden as testing requirements change.
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Use industry standard best practices
Assertible's primary focus is reliability. We've spent a lot of effort architecting our test execution model to promote API testing best practices used at companies like Google.
Runscope has a free-form test execution structure that, while flexible, can result in flaky tests and difficult debugging due to complex steps and embedded logic.
First-class automation and integrations
Test automation is the future, and Assertible is making it available to developers and testers everywhere.
Endless ways to automate
We believe in continuous testing. These are just a few of the ways you can integrate automated API testing into your workflow:
- GitHub status checks for API testing
- Run your tests with Trigger URLs
- Test releases with the Deployments API
- Monitor your service with test schedules
- ...and much more
Runscope prevents free users from taking advantage of automation like schedules and triggers which can make it difficult to evaluate your use-case, especially if you you in the process of building out your tests.