AsyncAPI – Specmatic

Contract Testing Google Pub/Sub: Using AsyncAPI specs as Executable Contracts

Demonstration, Feature Spotlight, Updates / By Yogesh Nikam / AsyncAPI, Contract Driven Development, Contract Testing, Google Pub/Sub

Shift-Left the identification of integration issues in applications built with Event Driven Architecture (EDA) by leveraging AsyncAPI specs as Executable Contracts Introduction The surge in popularity of microservices has revolutionized the way we think about software architecture. However, as systems grow and inter-service communication increases, the risk of integration issues can also rise. One such […]

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Introduction to Contract Driven Development with Specmatic

Feature Spotlight, Updates / By Naresh Jain / AsyncAPI, Contract Driven Development, Contract Testing, Demonstration, Kafka, OpenAPI, Specmatic

Transcript Hi, welcome to this demo of contract-driven development where I’m going to use Specmatic, an open-source tool to turn your API specification into executable contracts. We have an app which sends a request to a BFF, a backend for frontend, which in turn sends a request to a domain service. Notice you could have

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JMS Mocking with AsyncAPI using Specmatic

Demonstration, Feature Spotlight, Updates / By Jaydeep Kulkarni / AsyncAPI, Contract Driven Development, Contract Testing, Database Stubbing, Demonstration, JMS

The JMS mock is wire compatible and can be controlled entirely from within the test. This means you can run the test locally or also as part of your continuous integration build to provide quick feedback early in the cycle.

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Kafka Mocking with AsyncAPI using Specmatic

Demonstration, Feature Spotlight, Updates / By Joel Rosario / AsyncAPI, Kafka

The Specmatic Kafka mock is wire compatible and entirely within the control of the test, the test can run locally and in CI and deliver quick feedback early in the cycle. So the application itself runs exactly as it would with a real Kafka.

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