I need to upload a file to the server side, however, before doing that I need to replace a placeholder in the file with a dynamic value. does it support to get the placeholder replaced in place dynamically?
I noticed that I can replace the placeholder with ease using the 'replace' keyword. The following is my script:
Given path 'common/upload'
And multipart fields read('classpath:mainFlow/labresultUpload.json')
* def filename = 'PKU.A22backup'
* def someString = read('PKU.A22backup')
* print someString
* replace someString
|token|value|
|labsampleid|'123456'|
* print someString
* multipart file file = { read: "#(filename)", filename: "#(filename)"}
When method post
Then status 200
* def result = response[0].result
However, I need to replace the placeholder in place (here, I mean over-write) dynamically and then upload the file to the server side.
You have the option to supply a value instead of the file-name: https://github.com/intuit/karate#multipart-file
* multipart file file = { value: "#(someString)", filename: "#(filename)" }
Related
How do you parameterize the read function in karate?
For example:
* def testcases = read("../TestCases/TestCases.csv")
* def wflowjson = '<wflowjson>'-- wflowjson is coming from TestCases.csv
* def expectedResponse = read(wflowjson)
* print 'expectedResponse--->' expectedResponse
There is no such thing as parameterizing a read of a JSON or CSV file.
But when variables are defined, they can get substituted within the file using embedded expressions: https://stackoverflow.com/a/60434757/143475
Note that you can use variables for the file-name when you read for example:
* def myJson = read(someVar + '/foo.json')
I am trying to use the multipart file with the file as a variable, my feature looks like below
Feature: Test feature
Background:
* def JavaUtil = Java.type('com.intuit.karate.demo.util.JavaUtil')
* def file = JavaUtil.createBatchFile("1003");
# Scenario: test one
# * print " this is the first test: "
* url appUrl + '/api/partner/v1/bulk/'
* print 'file :', file
Given path 'jobs', jobId, 'batches'
And multipart file newBatchInfo = { read: file}
When method post
Then status 200
When the code executes the file has the right value but the multipart file does not accept the file variable which has the absolute path.
Is this the right usage? If there are some docs around this, can someone point me. Thanks.
This is my output
There is a file: prefix, which you can use in cases like this, where you generate a file. I recommend you generate files into target when using Maven for e.g.
Refer docs: https://github.com/intuit/karate#reading-files
Also note that you should use embedded expressions:
* def file = 'file:' + JavaUtil.createBatchFile("1003")
# ...
* And multipart file newBatchInfo = { read: '#(file)' }
Step 01#: I am calling 'Request Date' from json file and saving as "RequestDate"
Background:
json req = read('classpath:XXX/XXX/API/02_Dataset/DataSet.json')
* def RequestDate = get req.GameEnq.RequestDate
Step 02#: I am also calling 'GameDetailsRequest' from json file which has the field called "RequestDate", I would like pass "RequestDate" into "GameDetailsRequest".
Scenario: GameEnq
Given request
"""
GameDetailsRequest
"""
* def GameDetailsRequest = read('classpath:XXX/XXX/API/02_Dataset/ServiceRequestData_GameEnq');
Note: I can able to print the "RequestDate" value correctly ,however i don't know how to call into "GameDetailsRequest"... Please assist me. Your suggestion highly appreciated
Kind Regards
Sudheer Bonam
I think you need to try replace for a text place holder replacement
Add a placeholder <PLACEHOLDER_NAME> in your text data in GameDetailsRequest where you want to insert RequestDate
eg:
* string GameDetailsRequest = "Game release data : <RequestDate>"
* replace GameDetailsRequest.RequestDate = "12-12-2020"
Now GameDetailsRequest will be "Game release data : 12-12-2020"
refer: karate doc for replace
My requirement is, I want to pass the response of first feature file as input to second feature file. The first feature file response is a json list, so the expectation is second feature file should be called for each value of json list.
Feature:
Scenario: identify the reference account
* def initTestData = read('../inputData.feature')
* def accountData = $initTestData.response
* print “Account Details”+accountData // output of this is a json list [“SB987658”,”SB984345”]
* def reqRes = karate.call('../Request.feature', { accountData : accountData })
In Request.feature file we are constructing the url dynamically
Given url BaseUrl + '/account/'+'#(accountId)' - here am facing issue http://10.34.145.126/account/[“SB987658”,”SB984345”]
My requirement is Request.feature should be called for each value in ‘accountData’ Json list
I have tried:
* def resAccountList = karate.map(accountData, function(x){accountId.add(x) })
* def testcaseDetails = call read('../requests/scenarios.feature') resAccountList.accountId
Result is same, accountId got replaced as [“SB987658”,”SB984345”]
my I need to call Request.feature twice http://10.34.145.126/account/SB987658 http://10.34.145.126/account/SB984345 and use the response of each call to the subsequent feature file calls.
I think you have a mistake in karate.map() look at the below example:
* def array = ['SB987658', 'SB984345']
* def data = karate.map(array, function(x){ return { value: x } })
* def result = call read('called.feature') data
And called.feature is:
Feature:
Scenario:
Given url 'https://httpbin.org'
And path 'anything', value
When method get
Then status 200
Which makes 2 requests:
https://httpbin.org/anything/SB987658
https://httpbin.org/anything/SB984345
example :
Contents of FooGetRequest.feature file
* eval for (var i=0; i<foobarInDB.length; i++) call read('../features/BarGetRequest.feature') { foo_code:'#(foo_code)' , bar_code:'#(foobarInDB[i])'}
This is how BarGetRequest.feature file looks like :
Background:
* url baseUrl
Given path
"/v1/foo/"+foo_code+"/skus/"+bar_code+"/bar"
When method get
Then status 200
When I execute FooGetRequest.feature file i get the following error
[java.lang.RuntimeException: javascript evaluation failed: Expected ; but found read
you can use driven data driven feature in karate for loop over feature multiple times
Assuming foobarInDB is an array of bar_code and foo_code will always be same
* set foobarInDB[*].foo_code = foo_code
* call read('../features/BarGetRequest.feature') foobarInDB
refer Data driven feature
I wrote a small java script to return me a map like { foo : bar}
* def fun = function(x){return {foo :x }}
* def fooBarMap = karate.map(fooBarMap,fun)
* def validateResponse = call read('../features/BarGetRequest.feature) propertySkuMap
and in the BarGetRequest.feature I read the values accordingly.