Agnostic API Reliability Testing Language (AARTL) is platform-agnostic declarative domain-specific language
for testing HTTP servers using the server’s API.
Introduction
What is it? Why should you use it?
Installation
Using the AARTL test runner for the first time on Windows, Linux, and macOS
Getting Started
Quick getting started guide
Rules
Review the different types of rules that can be used in AARTL to ensure that a response from an API
is correct
CLI options
Command line options
FAQs
Questions that you should have whether you know it or not
Review the Source Code
AARTL is implemented using TypeScript and benefits from static typing and a 100% code coverage of all modules.
You should still review the code before running it so that you know what it is doing, luckily this is an open
source project and it is written in a fairly readable manner.
