Simplifying Backend Testing with qapir.io

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Backend and API testing can be tedious—especially when dealing with multi-step workflows, deep validation of API responses, and complex edge cases. We've built qapir.io to make this easier, offering a no-code solution for defining and running backend and API tests without writing any code. What It Offers: * No-Code Test Creation – Define backend tests with an intuitive YAML-based syntax. * Support for Complex Scenarios – Easily test multi-step API workflows and chained API calls. * Human-Readable Reporting – Clear, structured test reports that make debugging easier. * Support for multiple protocols - Currently supports plain HTTP and GraphQL, planning to support: SQL, Redis, Kafka, etc. * An actively developing set of features – Upcoming features: Dashboard with Test-Results, Configurable HTTP-Mocks, and a solution for receiving and validating webhooks - Webhook-Interceptor Why Use It: If you need a way to test backend services without maintaining a ton of code, qapir.io provides a simple, structured approach. It’s designed to handle everything from basic API checks to more advanced multi-step scenarios—all while keeping tests readable and easy to maintain. Download it for free at https://qapir.io , and start writing your tests in minutes!

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