I am learning about RestAssured integration tests and have a Springboot REST API application that already uses JUnit 5 for unit tests. Now, I would like to add to it RestAssured integration tests so, I added RestAssured dependency to my REST API Springboot app I want to test like:
<dependency>
<groupId>io.rest-assured</groupId>
<artifactId>rest-assured</artifactId>
<scope>test</scope>
</dependency>
Given I have response containing a JSON array with JSON object like this:
[
{
"id": 22,
"type": "House",
"size": 3000,
"soldDate": "2021-03-10"
},
{
"id": 27,
"type": "Appartment",
"size": "750",
"soldDate": "2020-01-22"
}
]
, I would like to use RestAssured to test this JSON response but I am running into issues. I am trying to test following:
@Test
final void restAssuredTestGetAllCars() {
get("myapp/cars")
.then().statusCode(200) //validate status code
.and()
.body("$", hasSize(2)) // GOOD: validate size of the json array (root)
.body("$.[0].id", hasItem(22)) //FAIL: validate 1st JSON object id
.body("$.[0].type", hasItem("House")) //FAIL: validate 1st JSON object type
.body("$.[0].size", hasItem(3000)) //FAIL: validate 1st JSON object size
.body("$.[0].soldDate", hasItem("2021-03-10")) //FAIL: validate 1st JSON object size
... also validate 2nd JSON object same way as above by accessing [1] index
... then validate using hasItems like below
.body("id", hasItems(22, 27)) //FAIL: validate all ids are present in response
.body("type", hasItems("House", "Appartment")) //FAIL: validate all types are present in response
.body("size", hasItems("3000", "750")) //FAIL: validate all sizes are present in response
.body("soldDate", hasItems("2020-03-10", "2020-01-22")) //FAIL: validate all sizes are present in response
);
}
However, every other attempt seem to not work except validating the hasSize(2)
which executes without error.
CodePudding user response:
This would work for you:
.body("$", hasSize(2))
.body("[0].id", equalTo(22))
.body("[0].type", equalTo("House"))
.body("[0].size", equalTo(3000))
.body("[0].soldDate", equalTo("2021-03-10"))
.body("id", hasItems(22, 27))
.body("type", hasItems("House", "Appartment"))
.body("getAt('size')", hasItems(3000, 750)) //In response: 3000, "750"
.body("soldDate", hasItems("2021-03-10", "2020-01-22"))
To get by index: remove dot
.
, so$.[0].id
-->[0].id
size
is reversed keyword, sosize
-->getAt('size')