<p>We need integration testing framework - pass a url pass requests to that url and get responses and evaluate repsonses.</p>

<p>Requirements:</p>

<pre><code>1. We want a tool that can easily implement into a CICD pipeline like Jenkins/hudson
2. Not to heavy of a footprint
3. Ease of writing tests
4. love to be able to give a docker image and some files however the tests are built and integrate that
</code></pre>

<p>Need to be able to do insertions if they return data or not
Support decent sized files</p>

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hi, @demisheep, not sure whether you mean you are going to test RESTful APIs? In terms of that, there is not so much specific compated to a non-docker deployment, imo. Some Java test frameworks have introduces annotations to instantiate containers. Nice semantics to write API tests could be found with Python Requests library. See: https://devops.stackexchange.com/questions/2569/a-systematic-way-to-test-restful-apis-with-curl/2614#2614
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Thank you for posting a question. Could you modify the question so that it contains the attempts you have done in order to solve the issue?
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What integration test framework has the best docker support?
DemiSheep
# What integration test framework has the best docker support?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-04-23)

We need integration testing framework - pass a url pass requests to that url and get responses and evaluate repsonses.
Requirements:
1. We want a tool that can easily implement into a CICD pipeline like Jenkins/hudson
2. Not to heavy of a footprint
3. Ease of writing tests
4. love to be able to give a docker image and some files however the tests are built and integrate that

Need to be able to do insertions if they return data or not
Support decent sized files

**Tags:** docker, continuous-integration, testing, integration

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: hi, @demisheep, not sure whether you mean you are going to test RESTful APIs? In terms of that, there is not so much specific compated to a non-docker deployment, imo. Some Java test frameworks have introduces annotations to instantiate containers. Nice semantics to write API tests could be found with Python Requests library. See: https://devops.stackexchange.com/questions/2569/a-systematic-way-to-test-restful-apis-with-curl/2614#2614  
> **username_2**: Thank you for posting a question. Could you modify the question so that it contains the attempts you have done in order to solve the issue?  

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