How to Do Edge Case Testing for GraphQL APIs

GraphQL query structures can be complex, especially for multi-layered queries. A mind map is invaluable here, outlining dependencies and nested fields, as well as identifying layers at risk for overload. Mind mapping aids in visualizing potential bottlenecks, enabling a proactive approach in testing.

By following these structured steps and visualizing query complexity through mind maps, you can identify and address critical edge cases proactively, helping ensure that your GraphQL API is resilient and well-prepared for complex real-world scenarios.

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Rishikesh Vajre
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