good day everyone, i am new here,
I have a response data looking like this
[
{
"Outlet": "Outlet1",
"Inventory": 12
},
{
"Outlet": "Outlet2",
"Inventory": 0
},
{
"Outlet": "Outlet3",
"Inventory": 3
},
{
"Outlet": "Outlet4",
"Inventory": 0
}
}
I need to verify if the outlet 1 inventory is exact 12, and every other data EXCEPT outlet1 inventory is 0. do i need to loop the test?
I’ve already tried:
pm.test("Inventory.OnHand Outlet1 == 12", () => {
let Outlet1Result = jsonData.find(a => a.Outlet === "Outlet1")
pm.expect(Outlet1Result.Outlet).to.eql("Outlet1")
pm.expect(Outlet1Result.Inventory).to.eql(12)
});
pm.test("Inventory.OnHand not Outlet1 == 0", () => {
if (jsonData.Outlet !== "Outlet1") {
jsonData.forEach(function() {
let result2 = jsonData.find(a => a.Outlet !== "Outlet1")
pm.expect(result2.Inventory).to.eql(0)
}) ;
}
});
I have tried using this 2 test, the first test worked just fine, but i think the second test is wrong because it’s passed, it should not be passed since outlet 3 inventory is 3, the text expect it to be 0
CodePudding user response:
why can't you just compare the object as it is than individual fields ? as you are comparing exact values.
let expected = [
{
"Outlet": "Outlet1",
"Inventory": 12
},
{
"Outlet": "Outlet2",
"Inventory": 0
},
{
"Outlet": "Outlet3",
"Inventory": 3
},
{
"Outlet": "Outlet4",
"Inventory": 0
}
]
pm.expect(JSONdata).to.be.deep.eq(expected1, `Expected ${JSON.stringify(JSONdata,null,2)} to be equal to ${JSON.stringify(expected,null,2)}`)
CodePudding user response:
Other way would be :
pm.test("Validate inventory values", () => {
jsonData.forEach(function (item) {
if (item.Outlet !== "Outlet1") {
pm.expect(item.Inventory,
`Expected inventory value of ${item.Outlet} to be 0`).
to.
eql(0)
} else {
pm.expect(item.Inventory,
`Expected inventory value of ${item.Outlet} to be 12`).
to.
eql(12)
}
})
});