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How can I generate this payload automatically in postman. Please see the structure below.
I am only changing Account Number / Account Name in the payload. If I have add 200 accounts for a customer ID I would have to insert 200 separate structures in the array. Is there a better way to maintain and generate the payload on the fly as I know that only 2 fields are changing and I could pass these as variables.
I tried the Collection Runner but I am unable to send these as one request.
FYI - For another corporate it would be 100 or 50 or 500, I wish to use the same payload for any request.
FYI- need to pass all these accounts in one request is because any second request its treated as a modify by the server.
{
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload": [
{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},
{
"accountNumber": "123456",
"accountName": "abcde",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740001",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
}
]
Updated-
Pre-req:
payloadarr.push(
{
"accountNumber": Account_Number ,
"accountName": Account_Name,
...
"context": {
"eventID": "TEST_JSL_0120191",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"action": "INITIATE"
},
"payload": [payloadarr]
Body:
{{AccountActivation_Payload}}
...
Request passed:
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]}
Expectation:
payload should have the appended values
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},]}
postman web-api-testing postman-pre-request-script
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
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0
How can I generate this payload automatically in postman. Please see the structure below.
I am only changing Account Number / Account Name in the payload. If I have add 200 accounts for a customer ID I would have to insert 200 separate structures in the array. Is there a better way to maintain and generate the payload on the fly as I know that only 2 fields are changing and I could pass these as variables.
I tried the Collection Runner but I am unable to send these as one request.
FYI - For another corporate it would be 100 or 50 or 500, I wish to use the same payload for any request.
FYI- need to pass all these accounts in one request is because any second request its treated as a modify by the server.
{
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload": [
{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},
{
"accountNumber": "123456",
"accountName": "abcde",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740001",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
}
]
Updated-
Pre-req:
payloadarr.push(
{
"accountNumber": Account_Number ,
"accountName": Account_Name,
...
"context": {
"eventID": "TEST_JSL_0120191",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"action": "INITIATE"
},
"payload": [payloadarr]
Body:
{{AccountActivation_Payload}}
...
Request passed:
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]}
Expectation:
payload should have the appended values
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},]}
postman web-api-testing postman-pre-request-script
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
11
in Pre-req write"payload": payloadarrand in Body are you writingpayloadarr.push(...?
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 11:16
No, it was a copy paste issue.Updated it I realize my code is failing because I am using data variables in pre-request screen.
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 18:13
add a comment |
0
0
0
How can I generate this payload automatically in postman. Please see the structure below.
I am only changing Account Number / Account Name in the payload. If I have add 200 accounts for a customer ID I would have to insert 200 separate structures in the array. Is there a better way to maintain and generate the payload on the fly as I know that only 2 fields are changing and I could pass these as variables.
I tried the Collection Runner but I am unable to send these as one request.
FYI - For another corporate it would be 100 or 50 or 500, I wish to use the same payload for any request.
FYI- need to pass all these accounts in one request is because any second request its treated as a modify by the server.
{
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload": [
{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},
{
"accountNumber": "123456",
"accountName": "abcde",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740001",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
}
]
Updated-
Pre-req:
payloadarr.push(
{
"accountNumber": Account_Number ,
"accountName": Account_Name,
...
"context": {
"eventID": "TEST_JSL_0120191",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"action": "INITIATE"
},
"payload": [payloadarr]
Body:
{{AccountActivation_Payload}}
...
Request passed:
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]}
Expectation:
payload should have the appended values
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},]}
postman web-api-testing postman-pre-request-script
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
11
How can I generate this payload automatically in postman. Please see the structure below.
I am only changing Account Number / Account Name in the payload. If I have add 200 accounts for a customer ID I would have to insert 200 separate structures in the array. Is there a better way to maintain and generate the payload on the fly as I know that only 2 fields are changing and I could pass these as variables.
I tried the Collection Runner but I am unable to send these as one request.
FYI - For another corporate it would be 100 or 50 or 500, I wish to use the same payload for any request.
FYI- need to pass all these accounts in one request is because any second request its treated as a modify by the server.
{
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload": [
{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},
{
"accountNumber": "123456",
"accountName": "abcde",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740001",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
}
]
Updated-
Pre-req:
payloadarr.push(
{
"accountNumber": Account_Number ,
"accountName": Account_Name,
...
"context": {
"eventID": "TEST_JSL_0120191",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"action": "INITIATE"
},
"payload": [payloadarr]
Body:
{{AccountActivation_Payload}}
...
Request passed:
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]}
Expectation:
payload should have the appended values
{"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[{
"accountNumber": "12345",
"accountName": "abcd",
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode":"0001"
},]}
postman web-api-testing postman-pre-request-script
postman web-api-testing postman-pre-request-script
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
11
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
11
edited Jan 4 at 18:14
JACOB SAMUEL
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
11
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
11
asked Jan 3 at 12:08
JACOB SAMUELJACOB SAMUEL
11
11
in Pre-req write"payload": payloadarrand in Body are you writingpayloadarr.push(...?
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 11:16
No, it was a copy paste issue.Updated it I realize my code is failing because I am using data variables in pre-request screen.
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 18:13
add a comment |
in Pre-req write"payload": payloadarrand in Body are you writingpayloadarr.push(...?
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 11:16
No, it was a copy paste issue.Updated it I realize my code is failing because I am using data variables in pre-request screen.
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 18:13
in Pre-req write
"payload": payloadarr and in Body are you writing payloadarr.push(... ?– ewwink
Jan 4 at 11:16
in Pre-req write
"payload": payloadarr and in Body are you writing payloadarr.push(... ?– ewwink
Jan 4 at 11:16
No, it was a copy paste issue.Updated it I realize my code is failing because I am using data variables in pre-request screen.
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 18:13
No, it was a copy paste issue.Updated it I realize my code is failing because I am using data variables in pre-request screen.
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 18:13
add a comment |
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you can create the following Pre-request Script
var requestBody = {
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload":
};
for (var i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
requestBody.payload.push({
"accountNumber": 12345 + i,
"accountName": "abcd" + i,
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode": "0001"
});
}
postman.setEnvironmentVariable('requestBody', JSON.stringify(requestBody));
and it set Environment Variable requestBody then you can call it in the request body using {{requestBody}}
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
The payload is going empty {"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]} .
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:25
please add screenshot how you define theBody
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:27
I have actually replaced the loop variable with datafield variables --------------------------- var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number") "accountNumber": Account_Number , "accountName": Account_Name, "accountAliasName": "ABC", "customerId": Customer_ID, "bankEntityId":"THAILAND", postman.setEnvironmentVariable('AccountActivation_Payload', JSON.stringify(Tmprequest)); BODY: {{AccountActivation_Payload}}
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:28
This is also part of Pre-request script for (var i=0;i>=3;i++) { var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number"); var Account_Name = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Name");
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:35
please post the code in your question, it less readable in comment
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:37
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you can create the following Pre-request Script
var requestBody = {
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload":
};
for (var i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
requestBody.payload.push({
"accountNumber": 12345 + i,
"accountName": "abcd" + i,
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode": "0001"
});
}
postman.setEnvironmentVariable('requestBody', JSON.stringify(requestBody));
and it set Environment Variable requestBody then you can call it in the request body using {{requestBody}}
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
The payload is going empty {"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]} .
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:25
please add screenshot how you define theBody
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:27
I have actually replaced the loop variable with datafield variables --------------------------- var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number") "accountNumber": Account_Number , "accountName": Account_Name, "accountAliasName": "ABC", "customerId": Customer_ID, "bankEntityId":"THAILAND", postman.setEnvironmentVariable('AccountActivation_Payload', JSON.stringify(Tmprequest)); BODY: {{AccountActivation_Payload}}
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:28
This is also part of Pre-request script for (var i=0;i>=3;i++) { var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number"); var Account_Name = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Name");
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:35
please post the code in your question, it less readable in comment
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:37
|
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you can create the following Pre-request Script
var requestBody = {
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload":
};
for (var i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
requestBody.payload.push({
"accountNumber": 12345 + i,
"accountName": "abcd" + i,
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode": "0001"
});
}
postman.setEnvironmentVariable('requestBody', JSON.stringify(requestBody));
and it set Environment Variable requestBody then you can call it in the request body using {{requestBody}}
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
The payload is going empty {"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]} .
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:25
please add screenshot how you define theBody
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:27
I have actually replaced the loop variable with datafield variables --------------------------- var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number") "accountNumber": Account_Number , "accountName": Account_Name, "accountAliasName": "ABC", "customerId": Customer_ID, "bankEntityId":"THAILAND", postman.setEnvironmentVariable('AccountActivation_Payload', JSON.stringify(Tmprequest)); BODY: {{AccountActivation_Payload}}
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:28
This is also part of Pre-request script for (var i=0;i>=3;i++) { var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number"); var Account_Name = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Name");
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:35
please post the code in your question, it less readable in comment
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:37
|
show 2 more comments
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you can create the following Pre-request Script
var requestBody = {
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload":
};
for (var i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
requestBody.payload.push({
"accountNumber": 12345 + i,
"accountName": "abcd" + i,
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode": "0001"
});
}
postman.setEnvironmentVariable('requestBody', JSON.stringify(requestBody));
and it set Environment Variable requestBody then you can call it in the request body using {{requestBody}}
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
you can create the following Pre-request Script
var requestBody = {
"context": {
"EID": "ACC_123",
"eventTime": "2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
"Eaction": "INIT"
},
"payload":
};
for (var i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
requestBody.payload.push({
"accountNumber": 12345 + i,
"accountName": "abcd" + i,
"accountAliasName": "",
"customerId": "150740000",
"ccy": "THB",
"accountStatus": "A",
"branch": "001",
"bankCode": "0001"
});
}
postman.setEnvironmentVariable('requestBody', JSON.stringify(requestBody));
and it set Environment Variable requestBody then you can call it in the request body using {{requestBody}}
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
answered Jan 3 at 13:47
ewwinkewwink
12.3k22441
12.3k22441
The payload is going empty {"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]} .
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:25
please add screenshot how you define theBody
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:27
I have actually replaced the loop variable with datafield variables --------------------------- var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number") "accountNumber": Account_Number , "accountName": Account_Name, "accountAliasName": "ABC", "customerId": Customer_ID, "bankEntityId":"THAILAND", postman.setEnvironmentVariable('AccountActivation_Payload', JSON.stringify(Tmprequest)); BODY: {{AccountActivation_Payload}}
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:28
This is also part of Pre-request script for (var i=0;i>=3;i++) { var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number"); var Account_Name = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Name");
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:35
please post the code in your question, it less readable in comment
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:37
|
show 2 more comments
The payload is going empty {"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]} .
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:25
please add screenshot how you define theBody
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:27
I have actually replaced the loop variable with datafield variables --------------------------- var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number") "accountNumber": Account_Number , "accountName": Account_Name, "accountAliasName": "ABC", "customerId": Customer_ID, "bankEntityId":"THAILAND", postman.setEnvironmentVariable('AccountActivation_Payload', JSON.stringify(Tmprequest)); BODY: {{AccountActivation_Payload}}
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:28
This is also part of Pre-request script for (var i=0;i>=3;i++) { var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number"); var Account_Name = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Name");
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:35
please post the code in your question, it less readable in comment
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:37
The payload is going empty {"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]} .
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:25
The payload is going empty {"context":{"eventID":"TEST_JSL_0120191","eventTime":"2018-01-02T00:00:00.000Z","action":"INITIATE"},"payload":[]} .
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:25
please add screenshot how you define the
Body– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:27
please add screenshot how you define the
Body– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:27
I have actually replaced the loop variable with datafield variables --------------------------- var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number") "accountNumber": Account_Number , "accountName": Account_Name, "accountAliasName": "ABC", "customerId": Customer_ID, "bankEntityId":"THAILAND", postman.setEnvironmentVariable('AccountActivation_Payload', JSON.stringify(Tmprequest)); BODY: {{AccountActivation_Payload}}
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:28
I have actually replaced the loop variable with datafield variables --------------------------- var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number") "accountNumber": Account_Number , "accountName": Account_Name, "accountAliasName": "ABC", "customerId": Customer_ID, "bankEntityId":"THAILAND", postman.setEnvironmentVariable('AccountActivation_Payload', JSON.stringify(Tmprequest)); BODY: {{AccountActivation_Payload}}
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:28
This is also part of Pre-request script for (var i=0;i>=3;i++) { var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number"); var Account_Name = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Name");
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:35
This is also part of Pre-request script for (var i=0;i>=3;i++) { var Account_Number = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Number"); var Account_Name = pm.iterationData.get("Account_Name");
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 6:35
please post the code in your question, it less readable in comment
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:37
please post the code in your question, it less readable in comment
– ewwink
Jan 4 at 6:37
|
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in Pre-req write
"payload": payloadarrand in Body are you writingpayloadarr.push(...?– ewwink
Jan 4 at 11:16
No, it was a copy paste issue.Updated it I realize my code is failing because I am using data variables in pre-request screen.
– JACOB SAMUEL
Jan 4 at 18:13