tester-api-validation

Testing Braze REST API endpoints for error responses involves checking happy paths, missing or invalid fields, and permission enforcement. This Skill provides structured guidance for email, SMS, catalog, CDI, SDK authentication, and SCIM endpoints to ensure consistent API behavior.

Safely testing destructive Braze API operations requires using test credentials and synthetic test identifiers. This approach applies explicit precondition checks and post-action verification patterns to prevent irreversible damage to production data.

Handling asynchronous Braze API workflows in integration tests requires polling and verification guidance for asynchronous catalog and deletion operations. This approach prevents false-positive test results by confirming job completion rather than assuming immediate success.

Yes, you can use under-scoped test credentials to verify Braze API permission enforcement. Running targeted validation checks with limited credentials confirms that the API correctly rejects unauthorized requests and handles permission errors as expected.

Asserting Braze API rate limits and error structures during testing involves applying expectation templates for status codes, error arrays, message fields, and rate limit headers. This catches regressions and ensures consistent error formatting across endpoints.