Abstract: Transport script generation based on a user interface script is disclosed herein. An example apparatus comprises a processor and a memory comprising machine-readable instructions. When executed by the processor, the machine-readable instructions cause the processor to determine if a first timestamp associated with a server is more recent than a second timestamp associated with a first transport script, the first timestamp representing a time when the server was last updated, the second timestamp representing a time when the transport script was generated. The processor is further to automatically generate a second transport script when the first timestamp is more recent than the second timestamp, the generation comprising: recording network requests while executing a user interface script, and modifying the second transport script based on the recorded network requests. The processor is further to test the server by executing the second transport script.

Abstract: Transport script generation based on a user interface script is disclosed herein. An example apparatus comprises a processor and a memory comprising machine-readable instructions. When executed by the processor, the machine-readable instructions cause the processor to determine if a first timestamp associated with a server is more recent than a second timestamp associated with a first transport script, the first timestamp representing a time when the server was last updated, the second timestamp representing a time when the transport script was generated. The processor is further to automatically generate a second transport script when the first timestamp is more recent than the second timestamp, the generation comprising: recording network requests while executing a user interface script, and modifying the second transport script based on the recorded network requests. The processor is further to test the server by executing the second transport script.