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You can write tests for your endpoints in a simple YAML based DSL. These tests can be run using either the CLI or inside Metlo’s UI.

Creating a New Test

To create a new test make a new yaml file (i.e. user_endpoint_test.yaml).

1. Define Metadata

The first step is to define some metadata for your test:
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  • id - A unique id for your test. This can be any string that matches the pattern [A-Za-z0-9-_]+
  • meta.name [optional] - A name for your test
  • meta.severity [optional] - LOW | MEDIUM | HIGH | CRITICAL
  • meta.tags [optional] - A list of tags for your test

2. Add your Test

A test is a set of steps, where each step has an HTTP request and a set of assertions. Heres an example of a test that sends a GET request to https://example.com and verifies that the response status is 200 and the content length header is "648". All the fields in the resp object are documented here
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You can also specify query params, headers and data for a request.
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A complete test might look something like this:
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Run a Test

You can run your test with the Metlo CLI:
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Making a Test in Metlo’s UI

You can make a test in Metlo’s UI on the tests tab on the endpoint page. 3808