Pros of Galileo

Pros of Karate DSL

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  Easy CI integration via cross-platform executable / CLI
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  Easy for even non-programmers to get started
• 9

  Simple and meaningful asserts for large responses
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  Data-driven tests that can even use JSON or CSV sources
• 5

  Easy parameterized configuration / custom variables
• 5

  Very fast api testing tool
• 5

  Comprehensive documentation and examples
• 4

  Powerful and flexible payload assertions
• 4

  Simple, concise, readable and maintainable tests
• 4

  Easy re-use of JSON or JS / Java logic across tests
• 4

  IDE support - IntelliJ, Eclipse & Visual Studio Code
• 3

  Best option for testing GraphQL
• 3

  Java-interop so you never "hit a wall" in the framework
• 2

  Simple yet flexible Environment Switching built-in
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  Optionally mix re-usable JavaScript logic into scripts
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  Parallel Execution with Reports Aggregated
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  Active, Responsive community on Stack Overflow
• 1

  Re-use functional tests as performance tests
• 1

  Super simple API mocking, within the firewall
• 1

  XML support, not just JSON
• 1

  Developer-friendly collaboration via standard SCM / Git
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  Rich HTML reports with HTTP logs in-line
• 1

  Great Developer-Experience - Debug UI, HTML reports
• 1

  Websockets support
• 0

  Rest assured

Cons of Galileo

Cons of Karate DSL

• 1

  Ode support becomes very time consuming and expensive b
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  Finding errors in code is not easy
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  There is no IntelliSense support in IDE
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  Karate uses its own scripting language
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  Complex folder structure, without a defined pattern
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  Confusing report: Summarized by steps and not by featur