Java API Automation Framework

01. Project Overview

A scalable API automation framework based on Java, JUnit and RestAssured — built for reuse across environments, auth modes, and CI pipelines.

02. Problem

Why build this?

One-off scripts do not survive team handoffs — API suites need durable structure.

03. Solution

How was it solved?

Built a Java + RestAssured framework with clear layers, reporting, and CI hooks.

04. Architecture

System architecture

05. Key Features

Core capabilities

• API request abstraction
• Environment configuration
• Test data management
• Authentication handling
• Assertion utilities
• Allure reporting
• CI/CD integration

06. My Role

What did I specifically do?

• Designed layered API object and service abstractions for maintainable suites.
• Standardized environment config, auth helpers, and assertion utilities.
• Integrated Allure reporting and CI-friendly Maven execution.

07. Tech Stack

What technologies power it?

• Java
• JUnit
• RestAssured
• Maven
• Allure

08. Metrics

What results can we show?

09. Deployment

How do you run it?

Clone the Java practice suite and run Maven-based API tests locally or in CI.

1. Clone https://github.com/XuXuClassMate/My_Test_JAProject
2. Configure environment and auth settings for the target API.
3. Run Maven tests and review Allure reports.
4. Optionally compare patterns with the Python / Locust practice repo.

10. GitHub

11. Live Demo

12. Tradeoffs

• Layered API objects over flat scripts — slower first test, faster year-two changes.
• Allure + Maven over ad-hoc logs — reports that survive handoffs.
• Public practice repo so patterns can be copied without a private wiki.

13. What shipped

• Reusable suite structure for API work
• Allure-ready reporting path
• Open practice project on GitHub

14. Inspectable proof

15. Links