Introducing the HTTP Proxy Rule (Callout) feature! Now you can easily simulate asynchronous APIs and transform payloads before making HTTP callouts to specified endpoints. Perfect for creating dynamic, realistic mock server scenarios.
For more details, visit the documentation page, or try it right away.
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SDETs will be excited about our latest feature! Beeceptor now offers a free tool for the SDET community to automate TOTP/2FA-based login screens using Selenium, Cucumber, Playwright, or any framework of your choice. Simply make a GET call to retrieve the OTP for the screen you are automating. Watch the video below and explore this new tool here.
We're excited to introduce new capabilities to the CRUD routes, making your APIs more dynamic and versatile. The latest feature enables you to filter and sort objects with ease. You can now utilize any field name from the original object to:
?username=alex
?price>=200
?sort=-price
?limit=10&offset=0&sort=-price
Read more about this here: https://beeceptor.com/docs/crud-api/#filters
Launching a new project or adding a feature usually involves dealing with data manipulation fundamentals: creating, reading, updating, and deleting objects (CRUD).
Beeceptor's new CRUD Route simplifies this, enabling a smooth kickstart for your new project and API integrations. These JSON API routes are stateful and backed with a data-bucket so you retrieve what you push.
Speed up the delivery of value, prototype rapidly, and innovate effortlessly. Start now.
Beeceptor's newest feature, Simulate Binary Response, is an upgrade to your simulating capabilities. It allows you to simulate hefty API or HTTP responses, transmit binary content like images or PDFs, and analyze gz compression in responses.
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Whether you're testing large payloads for performance, ensuring your applications handle various MIME types, or checking binary data handling, this feature adds incredible depth and realism to your testing scenarios, all with an easy setup and instant API integration.
Check out more details in the documentation here.