I want to check if request has a string then response has to contain this string in postman. I write a test like this but it doesn't work for me. I'm not sure I can use multiple pm.expect in one test with condition. My code is
pm.test("test",function(){
var hasA = data.hasOwnProperty('A');
var hasB = data.hasOwnProperty('B');
if(hasA === true){
pm.expect(response.A).to.eql(data.A);
}
if(hasB === true){
pm.expect(response.B).to.eql(data.B);
}});
Request can contain A and B both so I cannot use if..else statement. When I run this test if hasA flag true then code doesnt go into for second if even hasB option is true. How can I handle this problem.Can anyone help?
expect is hard assertion so if one fails then it won't goto next one so you can use any of the below approach:
try if conditions like:
pm.test("test", function () {
var hasA = data.hasOwnProperty('A');
var hasB = data.hasOwnProperty('B');
var hasBoth = hasA && hasB
if (hasBoth) {
pm.expect([response.A, response.B]).to.eql([data.A, data.B]);
} else if (hasA) {
pm.expect(response.A).to.eql(data.A);
} else if (hasB){
pm.expect(response.B).to.eql(data.B);
}
});
or
try catch like:
pm.test("test", function () {
var hasA = data.hasOwnProperty('A');
var hasB = data.hasOwnProperty('B');
let error = {};
try {
if (hasA) {
pm.expect(response.A).to.eql(data.A);
}
} catch (e) {
error.A = e
}
try {
if (hasB) {
pm.expect(response.A).to.eql(data.A);
}
} catch (e) {
error.B = e
}
if(Object.keys(error).length){
pm.expect.fail(JSON.stringify(error))
}
});
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