Posts for tag open api specification

4 March 2022

Introducing Bi-Directional Contract Testing

We’re pleased to announce the highly anticipated launch of Bi-Directional Contract Testing, a Pactflow exclusive feature enabling new modes of contract capture and compliance, a broader set of use cases, and a simplified developer experience to supercharge your contract testing journey.

2 min read

By Matt Fellows

json-schema

19 July 2021

Schemas are not contracts

Schemas are useful, but they are not contracts. Discover the problems with schemas and why contract-testing can be used to address these challenges.

5 min read

By Matt Fellows

future

18 March 2021

Pact is dead, long live Pact

Learn how we propose to take Pact and contract testing to the next level, with two new major shifts in direction: plugins and bi-directional contracts.

11 min read

By Matt Fellows

open api specification

4 September 2020

Schema-based contract testing with JSON schemas and Open API (Part 3)

How to implement a schema-based contract testing strategy with Pactflow using JSON Schemas, and a look into using Open API (Swagger) with Pact and Pactflow

4 min read

By Matt Fellows

json-schema

4 September 2020

Schema-based contract testing with JSON schemas and Open API (Part 2)

A detailed look at the three most common approaches to schema-testing: code generation, code-based schema-testing and integrated tests with recording proxies.

6 min read

By Matt Fellows

pact

4 September 2020

Schema-based contract testing with JSON schemas and Open API (Part 1)

A deep dive into schemas and specifications, how can they be used for schema-based contract testing and their respective benefits and tradeoffs

8 min read

By Matt Fellows

Product Support

open api specification

Introducing Bi-Directional Contract Testing

Schemas are not contracts

Pact is dead, long live Pact

Schema-based contract testing with JSON schemas and Open API (Part 3)

Schema-based contract testing with JSON schemas and Open API (Part 2)

Schema-based contract testing with JSON schemas and Open API (Part 1)