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How To Mock Backend Of Selenium Tests Using Keploy

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Ankit Kumar, Keploy Team
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567
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English
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Summary

The author shares an experience of facing challenges with inconsistent search results during Selenium testing, particularly for dynamic websites like e-commerce platforms. These inconsistencies led to test case failures, as Selenium compares past and present responses. The solution was found in Keploy, a tool that records API call data during Selenium's recording phase and uses a mock database to provide consistent data during playback, reducing variability in UI responses. The author gives a brief tutorial on setting up Keploy using Docker and a browser extension, demonstrating its integration with Selenium to ensure reliable test results by replaying data from the static mock database rather than live servers.

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