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Karate — JSON Response Parsing
Below is the JSON response I receive when I am hitting a particular web service:
[
{
"sId" : "0001",
"sName" : "abc1",
"sPlace" : "abc11"
}, {
"sId" : "0002",
"sName" : "abc2",
"sPlace" : "abc12"
}, {
"sId" : "0003",
"sName" : "abc3",
"sPlace" : "abc13"
}, {
"sId" : "0004",
"sName" : "abc4",
"sPlace" : "abc14"
}
]
I don't know which index has my expected values (I need to validate multiple values after identifying which has sId == '0003'), this is dynamic. Don't want to user hard coded value.
And match response.[3].sId == '0003'
because this will be changed next time.
I have two questions regarding this:
- How can I pass response to java code and get the array index which having
sId == '0003'so that I can use this index to validate? - How can I pass a variable value as an array index in response?
The code below is not working.
def ind = Java.type('karate.Utility.FindIndex')
response.['#ind'].sId == '0003'
karate
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
add a comment |
Below is the JSON response I receive when I am hitting a particular web service:
[
{
"sId" : "0001",
"sName" : "abc1",
"sPlace" : "abc11"
}, {
"sId" : "0002",
"sName" : "abc2",
"sPlace" : "abc12"
}, {
"sId" : "0003",
"sName" : "abc3",
"sPlace" : "abc13"
}, {
"sId" : "0004",
"sName" : "abc4",
"sPlace" : "abc14"
}
]
I don't know which index has my expected values (I need to validate multiple values after identifying which has sId == '0003'), this is dynamic. Don't want to user hard coded value.
And match response.[3].sId == '0003'
because this will be changed next time.
I have two questions regarding this:
- How can I pass response to java code and get the array index which having
sId == '0003'so that I can use this index to validate? - How can I pass a variable value as an array index in response?
The code below is not working.
def ind = Java.type('karate.Utility.FindIndex')
response.['#ind'].sId == '0003'
karate
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
Can you get what you want with JsonPath Filters? As far as I understand your question, you may not need the index itself.
– Alex J
Jan 2 at 21:51
add a comment |
Below is the JSON response I receive when I am hitting a particular web service:
[
{
"sId" : "0001",
"sName" : "abc1",
"sPlace" : "abc11"
}, {
"sId" : "0002",
"sName" : "abc2",
"sPlace" : "abc12"
}, {
"sId" : "0003",
"sName" : "abc3",
"sPlace" : "abc13"
}, {
"sId" : "0004",
"sName" : "abc4",
"sPlace" : "abc14"
}
]
I don't know which index has my expected values (I need to validate multiple values after identifying which has sId == '0003'), this is dynamic. Don't want to user hard coded value.
And match response.[3].sId == '0003'
because this will be changed next time.
I have two questions regarding this:
- How can I pass response to java code and get the array index which having
sId == '0003'so that I can use this index to validate? - How can I pass a variable value as an array index in response?
The code below is not working.
def ind = Java.type('karate.Utility.FindIndex')
response.['#ind'].sId == '0003'
karate
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
Below is the JSON response I receive when I am hitting a particular web service:
[
{
"sId" : "0001",
"sName" : "abc1",
"sPlace" : "abc11"
}, {
"sId" : "0002",
"sName" : "abc2",
"sPlace" : "abc12"
}, {
"sId" : "0003",
"sName" : "abc3",
"sPlace" : "abc13"
}, {
"sId" : "0004",
"sName" : "abc4",
"sPlace" : "abc14"
}
]
I don't know which index has my expected values (I need to validate multiple values after identifying which has sId == '0003'), this is dynamic. Don't want to user hard coded value.
And match response.[3].sId == '0003'
because this will be changed next time.
I have two questions regarding this:
- How can I pass response to java code and get the array index which having
sId == '0003'so that I can use this index to validate? - How can I pass a variable value as an array index in response?
The code below is not working.
def ind = Java.type('karate.Utility.FindIndex')
response.['#ind'].sId == '0003'
karate
karate
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
edited Jan 3 at 0:42
jtate
1,25421324
1,25421324
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
asked Jan 2 at 19:56
Raj KumarRaj Kumar
212
212
Can you get what you want with JsonPath Filters? As far as I understand your question, you may not need the index itself.
– Alex J
Jan 2 at 21:51
add a comment |
Can you get what you want with JsonPath Filters? As far as I understand your question, you may not need the index itself.
– Alex J
Jan 2 at 21:51
Can you get what you want with JsonPath Filters? As far as I understand your question, you may not need the index itself.
– Alex J
Jan 2 at 21:51
Can you get what you want with JsonPath Filters? As far as I understand your question, you may not need the index itself.
– Alex J
Jan 2 at 21:51
add a comment |
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karate uses json-path which allows writing conditions to read data from JSON.
example:
* def sId = "0003"
* def sValue = karate.jsonPath(response, "$[?(@.sId == '" + sId + "')]")
* match sValue[0] == {"sId" : "0003","sName" : "abc3","sPlace" : "abc13"}
now if there is a match in sId on the response JSON array, all such matches will be returned.
No need to do * match sValue[0].sId == "0003" as this is your filter
criteria
More about JSON path
online JSON path evaluator
karate doc refernce
answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,2911318
Thanks for your quick response, Yes it is working for me.
– Raj Kumar
Jan 3 at 15:05
add a comment |
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karate uses json-path which allows writing conditions to read data from JSON.
example:
* def sId = "0003"
* def sValue = karate.jsonPath(response, "$[?(@.sId == '" + sId + "')]")
* match sValue[0] == {"sId" : "0003","sName" : "abc3","sPlace" : "abc13"}
now if there is a match in sId on the response JSON array, all such matches will be returned.
No need to do * match sValue[0].sId == "0003" as this is your filter
criteria
More about JSON path
online JSON path evaluator
karate doc refernce
answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,2911318
Thanks for your quick response, Yes it is working for me.
– Raj Kumar
Jan 3 at 15:05
add a comment |
karate uses json-path which allows writing conditions to read data from JSON.
example:
* def sId = "0003"
* def sValue = karate.jsonPath(response, "$[?(@.sId == '" + sId + "')]")
* match sValue[0] == {"sId" : "0003","sName" : "abc3","sPlace" : "abc13"}
now if there is a match in sId on the response JSON array, all such matches will be returned.
No need to do * match sValue[0].sId == "0003" as this is your filter
criteria
More about JSON path
online JSON path evaluator
karate doc refernce
answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,2911318
Thanks for your quick response, Yes it is working for me.
– Raj Kumar
Jan 3 at 15:05
add a comment |
karate uses json-path which allows writing conditions to read data from JSON.
example:
* def sId = "0003"
* def sValue = karate.jsonPath(response, "$[?(@.sId == '" + sId + "')]")
* match sValue[0] == {"sId" : "0003","sName" : "abc3","sPlace" : "abc13"}
now if there is a match in sId on the response JSON array, all such matches will be returned.
No need to do * match sValue[0].sId == "0003" as this is your filter
criteria
More about JSON path
online JSON path evaluator
karate doc refernce
answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,2911318
karate uses json-path which allows writing conditions to read data from JSON.
example:
* def sId = "0003"
* def sValue = karate.jsonPath(response, "$[?(@.sId == '" + sId + "')]")
* match sValue[0] == {"sId" : "0003","sName" : "abc3","sPlace" : "abc13"}
now if there is a match in sId on the response JSON array, all such matches will be returned.
No need to do * match sValue[0].sId == "0003" as this is your filter
criteria
More about JSON path
online JSON path evaluator
karate doc refernce
answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,2911318
edited Jan 3 at 2:13
answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
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answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,2911318
answered Jan 3 at 1:44
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,2911318
2,2911318
Thanks for your quick response, Yes it is working for me.
– Raj Kumar
Jan 3 at 15:05
add a comment |
Thanks for your quick response, Yes it is working for me.
– Raj Kumar
Jan 3 at 15:05
Thanks for your quick response, Yes it is working for me.
– Raj Kumar
Jan 3 at 15:05
Thanks for your quick response, Yes it is working for me.
– Raj Kumar
Jan 3 at 15:05
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Can you get what you want with JsonPath Filters? As far as I understand your question, you may not need the index itself.
– Alex J
Jan 2 at 21:51