A test against a string passes regardless of the value
This test pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A"); works regardless of the value that invitationStatus actually contains.
i.e. payload.invitationStatus = E will pass in the test.
How do I get this to pass only if the value is A?
Here are a couple of examples of the payload:
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "",
"error": "E",
"invitationStatus": "E",
"supplier": "",
"terms": ""
}
}
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "omitted omitted",
"error": "S",
"invitationStatus": "A",
"supplier": "ABC Supplier",
"terms": ""
}
}
Here's the test itself:
// Setters
let jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
// Testers
pm.test("Status code is 200", function () {
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
});
pm.test("Invitation status is A", function () {
if(jsonData.payload) {
pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A");
} else {
throw new Error("Unexpected structure");
}
});
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This test pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A"); works regardless of the value that invitationStatus actually contains.
i.e. payload.invitationStatus = E will pass in the test.
How do I get this to pass only if the value is A?
Here are a couple of examples of the payload:
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "",
"error": "E",
"invitationStatus": "E",
"supplier": "",
"terms": ""
}
}
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "omitted omitted",
"error": "S",
"invitationStatus": "A",
"supplier": "ABC Supplier",
"terms": ""
}
}
Here's the test itself:
// Setters
let jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
// Testers
pm.test("Status code is 200", function () {
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
});
pm.test("Invitation status is A", function () {
if(jsonData.payload) {
pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A");
} else {
throw new Error("Unexpected structure");
}
});
postman newman
asked Nov 23 at 0:07
Naguib Ihab
1,5191637
Your first line of your code in this question shows a comparison between values. Your test is showing a value declaration, not a comparison.pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus = "A");in that instance it does not matter what the value is as the invitation status is declared as "A" in the test, thus no matter what value is set, it will be reset when the test is run.
– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:23
@ViaTech I tried===,==and=all of which passed regardless of the value. I updated the question.
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:25
ah okay looked simple enough, guess not. I'm also guessing you tested the value ofpayload.invitationStatusin thejsonData.payloadconditional. Is that set correctly as the value you want?
– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:29
@ViaTech sorry I don't get what you're asking
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:36
add a comment |
This test pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A"); works regardless of the value that invitationStatus actually contains.
i.e. payload.invitationStatus = E will pass in the test.
How do I get this to pass only if the value is A?
Here are a couple of examples of the payload:
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "",
"error": "E",
"invitationStatus": "E",
"supplier": "",
"terms": ""
}
}
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "omitted omitted",
"error": "S",
"invitationStatus": "A",
"supplier": "ABC Supplier",
"terms": ""
}
}
Here's the test itself:
// Setters
let jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
// Testers
pm.test("Status code is 200", function () {
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
});
pm.test("Invitation status is A", function () {
if(jsonData.payload) {
pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A");
} else {
throw new Error("Unexpected structure");
}
});
postman newman
asked Nov 23 at 0:07
Naguib Ihab
1,5191637
This test pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A"); works regardless of the value that invitationStatus actually contains.
i.e. payload.invitationStatus = E will pass in the test.
How do I get this to pass only if the value is A?
Here are a couple of examples of the payload:
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "",
"error": "E",
"invitationStatus": "E",
"supplier": "",
"terms": ""
}
}
{
"payload": {
"buyer": "omitted omitted",
"error": "S",
"invitationStatus": "A",
"supplier": "ABC Supplier",
"terms": ""
}
}
Here's the test itself:
// Setters
let jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
// Testers
pm.test("Status code is 200", function () {
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
});
pm.test("Invitation status is A", function () {
if(jsonData.payload) {
pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus == "A");
} else {
throw new Error("Unexpected structure");
}
});
postman newman
postman newman
asked Nov 23 at 0:07
Naguib Ihab
1,5191637
asked Nov 23 at 0:07
Naguib Ihab
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edited Nov 23 at 0:24
asked Nov 23 at 0:07
Naguib Ihab
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asked Nov 23 at 0:07
Naguib Ihab
1,5191637
asked Nov 23 at 0:07
Naguib Ihab
1,5191637
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Your first line of your code in this question shows a comparison between values. Your test is showing a value declaration, not a comparison.pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus = "A");in that instance it does not matter what the value is as the invitation status is declared as "A" in the test, thus no matter what value is set, it will be reset when the test is run.
– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:23
@ViaTech I tried===,==and=all of which passed regardless of the value. I updated the question.
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:25
ah okay looked simple enough, guess not. I'm also guessing you tested the value ofpayload.invitationStatusin thejsonData.payloadconditional. Is that set correctly as the value you want?
– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:29
@ViaTech sorry I don't get what you're asking
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:36
add a comment |
Your first line of your code in this question shows a comparison between values. Your test is showing a value declaration, not a comparison.pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus = "A");in that instance it does not matter what the value is as the invitation status is declared as "A" in the test, thus no matter what value is set, it will be reset when the test is run.
– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:23
@ViaTech I tried===,==and=all of which passed regardless of the value. I updated the question.
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:25
ah okay looked simple enough, guess not. I'm also guessing you tested the value ofpayload.invitationStatusin thejsonData.payloadconditional. Is that set correctly as the value you want?
– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:29
@ViaTech sorry I don't get what you're asking
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:36
Your first line of your code in this question shows a comparison between values. Your test is showing a value declaration, not a comparison.
pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus = "A"); in that instance it does not matter what the value is as the invitation status is declared as "A" in the test, thus no matter what value is set, it will be reset when the test is run.– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:23
Your first line of your code in this question shows a comparison between values. Your test is showing a value declaration, not a comparison.
pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus = "A"); in that instance it does not matter what the value is as the invitation status is declared as "A" in the test, thus no matter what value is set, it will be reset when the test is run.– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:23
@ViaTech I tried
===, == and = all of which passed regardless of the value. I updated the question.– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:25
@ViaTech I tried
===, == and = all of which passed regardless of the value. I updated the question.– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:25
ah okay looked simple enough, guess not. I'm also guessing you tested the value of
payload.invitationStatus in the jsonData.payload conditional. Is that set correctly as the value you want?– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:29
ah okay looked simple enough, guess not. I'm also guessing you tested the value of
payload.invitationStatus in the jsonData.payload conditional. Is that set correctly as the value you want?– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:29
@ViaTech sorry I don't get what you're asking
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:36
@ViaTech sorry I don't get what you're asking
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:36
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I'm not sure why the == didn't work but this worked pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus).to.eql("A");
Here's a good resource for other postman tests examples https://www.getpostman.com/docs/v6/postman/scripts/test_examples
answered Nov 23 at 0:48
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I'm not sure why the == didn't work but this worked pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus).to.eql("A");
Here's a good resource for other postman tests examples https://www.getpostman.com/docs/v6/postman/scripts/test_examples
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I'm not sure why the == didn't work but this worked pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus).to.eql("A");
Here's a good resource for other postman tests examples https://www.getpostman.com/docs/v6/postman/scripts/test_examples
answered Nov 23 at 0:48
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I'm not sure why the == didn't work but this worked pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus).to.eql("A");
Here's a good resource for other postman tests examples https://www.getpostman.com/docs/v6/postman/scripts/test_examples
answered Nov 23 at 0:48
Naguib Ihab
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I'm not sure why the == didn't work but this worked pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus).to.eql("A");
Here's a good resource for other postman tests examples https://www.getpostman.com/docs/v6/postman/scripts/test_examples
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Your first line of your code in this question shows a comparison between values. Your test is showing a value declaration, not a comparison.
pm.expect(jsonData.payload.invitationStatus = "A");in that instance it does not matter what the value is as the invitation status is declared as "A" in the test, thus no matter what value is set, it will be reset when the test is run.– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:23
@ViaTech I tried
===,==and=all of which passed regardless of the value. I updated the question.– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:25
ah okay looked simple enough, guess not. I'm also guessing you tested the value of
payload.invitationStatusin thejsonData.payloadconditional. Is that set correctly as the value you want?– ViaTech
Nov 23 at 0:29
@ViaTech sorry I don't get what you're asking
– Naguib Ihab
Nov 23 at 0:36