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I am currently working on a heavy client side web app that handles a considerable amount of ajax calls. I usually check to see if they calls work properly with the chrome plugin Postman, but at this point its becoming too many calls to check and see if they are simply working.
Is it anyway to test and see if the calls are coming back successfully opposed to having to check one at a time? I’m new to testing so sorry if my question is a little off.
There are lots of testing frameworks. There is Selenium, but for heavy client side processing (single page apps, …), I don’t think that is the best choice. If you have a java background, it might be an option still (although it also has api’s in other languages).
Javascript testing frameworks are a far better choice. Some are for unit tests, some for e2e tests.
Here is a extensive list.