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I have a datatable like so:
|quotes|
|quote_a|
|quote_b|
|quote_c|
I want to retreive all these quotes from data table and pass them in a json request body. Now I know how to do grab each individual item via data.get(0), data.get(1) and data.get(2) but this isn't really dynamic.
i want to use a dynamic way of retrieving all quotes from the data table, placing them in an away with a comma separate and place all of that in the body.
How can I change the below to achevice this?
@When("^get quote)
public void getQuotes(DataTable dataTable)
throws Throwable
{
List<List<String>> data = dataTable.raw();
List<String> quotesList = new ArrayList<>();
for (String quotesStr : data) {
quotesList.add(quotesStr);
}
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + data.get(0) + ", " + data.get(1) + ", " + data.get(2) + "n" +
"}");
}
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asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
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I have a datatable like so:
|quotes|
|quote_a|
|quote_b|
|quote_c|
I want to retreive all these quotes from data table and pass them in a json request body. Now I know how to do grab each individual item via data.get(0), data.get(1) and data.get(2) but this isn't really dynamic.
i want to use a dynamic way of retrieving all quotes from the data table, placing them in an away with a comma separate and place all of that in the body.
How can I change the below to achevice this?
@When("^get quote)
public void getQuotes(DataTable dataTable)
throws Throwable
{
List<List<String>> data = dataTable.raw();
List<String> quotesList = new ArrayList<>();
for (String quotesStr : data) {
quotesList.add(quotesStr);
}
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + data.get(0) + ", " + data.get(1) + ", " + data.get(2) + "n" +
"}");
}
java cucumber
asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
579
add a comment |
I have a datatable like so:
|quotes|
|quote_a|
|quote_b|
|quote_c|
I want to retreive all these quotes from data table and pass them in a json request body. Now I know how to do grab each individual item via data.get(0), data.get(1) and data.get(2) but this isn't really dynamic.
i want to use a dynamic way of retrieving all quotes from the data table, placing them in an away with a comma separate and place all of that in the body.
How can I change the below to achevice this?
@When("^get quote)
public void getQuotes(DataTable dataTable)
throws Throwable
{
List<List<String>> data = dataTable.raw();
List<String> quotesList = new ArrayList<>();
for (String quotesStr : data) {
quotesList.add(quotesStr);
}
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + data.get(0) + ", " + data.get(1) + ", " + data.get(2) + "n" +
"}");
}
java cucumber
asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
579
I have a datatable like so:
|quotes|
|quote_a|
|quote_b|
|quote_c|
I want to retreive all these quotes from data table and pass them in a json request body. Now I know how to do grab each individual item via data.get(0), data.get(1) and data.get(2) but this isn't really dynamic.
i want to use a dynamic way of retrieving all quotes from the data table, placing them in an away with a comma separate and place all of that in the body.
How can I change the below to achevice this?
@When("^get quote)
public void getQuotes(DataTable dataTable)
throws Throwable
{
List<List<String>> data = dataTable.raw();
List<String> quotesList = new ArrayList<>();
for (String quotesStr : data) {
quotesList.add(quotesStr);
}
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + data.get(0) + ", " + data.get(1) + ", " + data.get(2) + "n" +
"}");
}
java cucumber
java cucumber
asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
579
asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
579
asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
579
asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
579
asked Jan 3 at 14:03
PristinPristin
579
579
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If I understand correctly you have a list of string and want to transform it to a single string separated by comma (and space) dynamically.
You can do this using Java 8 with String.join :
String output = String.join(", ", data);
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
Or using Java 7 with a StringBuilder :
StringBuilder outputBuilder = new StringBuilder();
for (String quote : data) {
outputBuilder.append(quote);
outputBuilder.append(", ");
}
String output = outputBuilder.toString();
// Remove last comma
output = output.substring(0, output.length() - ", ".length());
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
In both case output will return quote_a, quote_b, quote_c.
answered Jan 3 at 15:32
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If I understand correctly you have a list of string and want to transform it to a single string separated by comma (and space) dynamically.
You can do this using Java 8 with String.join :
String output = String.join(", ", data);
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
Or using Java 7 with a StringBuilder :
StringBuilder outputBuilder = new StringBuilder();
for (String quote : data) {
outputBuilder.append(quote);
outputBuilder.append(", ");
}
String output = outputBuilder.toString();
// Remove last comma
output = output.substring(0, output.length() - ", ".length());
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
In both case output will return quote_a, quote_b, quote_c.
answered Jan 3 at 15:32
NeskuNesku
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If I understand correctly you have a list of string and want to transform it to a single string separated by comma (and space) dynamically.
You can do this using Java 8 with String.join :
String output = String.join(", ", data);
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
Or using Java 7 with a StringBuilder :
StringBuilder outputBuilder = new StringBuilder();
for (String quote : data) {
outputBuilder.append(quote);
outputBuilder.append(", ");
}
String output = outputBuilder.toString();
// Remove last comma
output = output.substring(0, output.length() - ", ".length());
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
In both case output will return quote_a, quote_b, quote_c.
answered Jan 3 at 15:32
NeskuNesku
4231412
add a comment |
If I understand correctly you have a list of string and want to transform it to a single string separated by comma (and space) dynamically.
You can do this using Java 8 with String.join :
String output = String.join(", ", data);
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
Or using Java 7 with a StringBuilder :
StringBuilder outputBuilder = new StringBuilder();
for (String quote : data) {
outputBuilder.append(quote);
outputBuilder.append(", ");
}
String output = outputBuilder.toString();
// Remove last comma
output = output.substring(0, output.length() - ", ".length());
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
In both case output will return quote_a, quote_b, quote_c.
answered Jan 3 at 15:32
NeskuNesku
4231412
If I understand correctly you have a list of string and want to transform it to a single string separated by comma (and space) dynamically.
You can do this using Java 8 with String.join :
String output = String.join(", ", data);
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
Or using Java 7 with a StringBuilder :
StringBuilder outputBuilder = new StringBuilder();
for (String quote : data) {
outputBuilder.append(quote);
outputBuilder.append(", ");
}
String output = outputBuilder.toString();
// Remove last comma
output = output.substring(0, output.length() - ", ".length());
requestSpecificationFacade.body("{n" +
" "quoteId": " + output + "n" +
"}");
In both case output will return quote_a, quote_b, quote_c.
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