MCP Server Test UI, DB and API of Application with ZERO code in Claude, Cursor and Copilot
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Summary of Video: Testing with Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Introduction: The video discusses performing three-tier application testing using Model Context Protocol (MCP) without writing code.
Objectives:
- UI Testing of browser applications
- API Testing
- Database Verification
MCP Server Architecture:
- Allows natural language queries through platforms like cloud desktops, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor IDE.
- Queries routed to appropriate tools (Playwright MCP server for UI, MCP database server for database tests).
Key Features:
- Users ask natural language questions (e.g., “I want to perform a user login”).
- MCP server determines which tools to invoke based on the question.
- Handles UI, API, and database testing seamlessly.
Setup Process:
- Configuration of MCP tools in a cloud desktop environment or Cursor IDE.
- Necessary commands and their integration.
Demonstration:
- Queries to create products in a web application.
- Automatic verification of database entries and API responses.
- Handles scenarios like missing or incorrect data types (e.g., issues with decimal values).
Results:
- The system performs multiple tests (UI, API, Database) based on one request.
- Highlights the capabilities of MCP in testing applications without coding.
Conclusion:
- The MCP method streamlines testing processes and showcases future possibilities in application testing.